The herald., 1894-01-14
SANTA ANA.
Tsnohers' Association Meeting Items
From Fullerton.

as the chances are all tax. n. This ia
the only horse of the kind in Southern
California, and no finer carriage horses
can be found than this breed. Chances
will be sold at 500 and there will be so
OF them, and any one buying a chance
can have the service of the horse for the
season OF 1894. The horse sold for $2500
two years ago. The horse can be seen
at Ed Smithwick'H stable.
Quite a crowd of Odd Fellows went to
| Whittier this afternoon to be pt esent at
the installation of officers OF the lodge
OF that place.
Miss Morrell of Boston is the guest of
her uncle, H. q. Hill.
Hermosa chapter 0. E. g., No. 1O5,
will meet in Masonic hall next Monday
night, January 10th, at 80 p. m.
The high board fence around the city
| Jail has been completed.
The gold medal offered by the Orange
County Business college was won by
William Winter, and Marvin johnson
won the prize for spelling.
The Rebekah lodge No. 14O will install
the newly elected officers tonight. After
the installation banquet will be
served,
The Santa Ana and Tustin Young
| Peoples society will hold their regular
bi-monthly sunrise prayer meeting to-
morrow morning at 7 o'clock, and the
evening meeting at 5 80, at the Baptist
| church in this city.
On Monday evening at O'Clock re-
ception will be given the Rev. G. W.
Wendte OF Oakland, superintendent OF
! Unitarian churches of the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Wendte will deliver an address
during the evening at the new hall in
! Spurgeon block.
Mr.. Ed Harmau entertained quite a
number of his friends last night at the
residence Of his parents on Chestnut
| avenue. The evening was spent ysry
pleasantly in games and conversation,
but the hiding of an elegant supper was
the crowning act of the evening. The
occasion will be long remembered by
| those present.
Editor johnson of the Fullerton Trib-
une was in Santa Ana today.
Miss Harriet Baker, local editor OF
the Standard, lost her pocketbook yes.
terday. 1t contained some passes her
card and some other papers of no value
to any but herself. The finder will
please leave it at the Standard Office.
Mrs. DR.. Brau shaw OF Orange was in
| eOWu oouny nb1ohuins buo JohCu0-b
meeting.
A number of the members of Santa
Ana lodge 1. 0. o. F. went to Whittier
this afternoon to be present at the meet
ing OF Whittier lodge tonight. They
went up in a bus and will re turn to-
morrow.
A marriage license was issued today
by County Clerk Brock to Asmus P. Ja-
cobson, aged 81 years, and Martha En-
len, aged "a years. both OF Orange.
| Constable Wood of Mesa Grande, San
Diego county, was in Santa Ana yester-
day. Mr.. Wood is the officer who cap
| tured Torres.
The Jefferson club elected the follow
ing officers last evening: President,
Robert Watt; vice-presiIent, E. Marks
recording secretary, John Nourse; cor
responding secretary, James Grant;
treasurer, Hugh Day; executive COM
mittee, Messrs. Watt, Snow and Mona
CHAN; nominating committee, Messrs.
Day, Marks and Hall; sergeant-at-arms,
j. Wins.
There will be services at the follow
ing churches tomorrow at IL a. m. /:
Episcopal church, First Baptist church,
M. E. church, Unity society, NJ. E.
church south, First Congregational
church. The usual Sunday school SER
vices will be held in the morning.
Superintendent Greeley reports the
following apportionment of the school
fund for Orange county:
Alamitos, S343; Aliso. 1896; Anaheim,
3087; Bolsa ranch, 500 ;Buena Park, 3l6
Centralia, S55; Chico, 2S9; Delhi, 313;
Diamond, 1922; Ell Modena, 4O3; E Toro,
33l; Fullerton, $50; Garden Grove,
|
674; Newhope, $40; Newport, 373;
Ocean View. Az; Orange, 2iS9; PeraIto,
1893; Placentia, 632; San Juan, 632;
Santa Ana, 6022; Santiago, 30l; Sill
verado, 274 Trabuco. 280; Tustin, 1907
Westminster, 749; Yorba, 464.
| There are 434l school children in
Orange county, and our total apportion-
ment ia $25.177.
John Morrison returned from trip to
Oceanside last evening.
The papers for return of Joe Carter
from Arizona were returned to Governor
Markham yesterday evening, the first
papers being defective.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The Orange County Teachers associa-
tion met at the Central School building
at 9 80, January 13, 1894.
After the minutes of the previous
meeting were approved, President g. W.
Wicks introduced Miss Ball of Chicago.
Miss Ball represents the Prang Educa-
tional campany. She had examples of
art work exhibited by the company at
the Chicago fair.
The examples showed the work of
art instruction from the first to the
eight year OF school work.
Miss Ball showed the need and value
of art instruction in our public schools.
Prof. Gayley was introduced, and
spoke on Literature. The lecture was
highly instructive and inspiring, show
ing the value of r knowledge OF ancient
languages in appreciating all literature.
In the afternoon Miss Ball continued
her talk on Art Education in q very in
structive and helpful talk.
FULLERTON ITEMs.
The Fullerton Tribune of this week
says:
E. o. McIntier has consented to dedi-
cate the new Methodist church at this
place.
The Placentia orange growers ex-
change has ordered 1000 packing boxes.
George Ruddock has bought two lots
on Commonwealth avenue and will soon