The herald., 1894-10-21
SANTA ANA.


Association.
SANTA ANA, Oct. 20.-If the speech oi
Hon. w. H. Afford, delivered here last
night, could only be instilled into the
minds of the voters of the district the
eloquent gentleman would undoubtedly
be our next congressman, and as it ia we
think there is good chance for his
election. Mr.. Afford is just the kind OF
a man to send to congress. He would
do the southern part of the state more
good than any man we could send.
The following is the programme of the
Santa Ana valley Baptist association and
Sunday school convention to be held in
the Fret Baptist church of this city
from October Oath to 9th: The Sunday
school convention will be Tuesday. the
23d; opened at 10 a. m.. calling to or.
der and temporary organization; ap-
poin.ment of committees; address,, The
Sunday School as Missionary Agency,
by f. W. Osburn of Riverside; reading
letter from the Sunday schools; address,
General Methods of instruction in In
termediate Work. by Mira. w. Ii. Ran
dali of South Riverside.
Afternoon eession-Report OF commit
tee; address, How to Reach and Hold
the Boys. ]. G. Mccoy of Orange; essay,
What Has the Teacher Right to Ex-
pect From the Parents ]. L. Ritcher of
Riverside; address, What Has the Par
ent Right to Expect From the Teach
or? DR.. j. g. Berneike, Santa Ana; Visi-
tstion, by Mira. Carey r. Smith of Santa
Ana.
Wednesday - Bible reading. A. J..
Frost, D. D.. calling to order of associs~
ton; address OF welcome, 7. B. Van
Alstine; reply. Rev. w. F. Harper; ap-
pointment of committees Introductory
sermon. by Rev. w. H. Randall; devo-
tions; report of committee; election OF
officers; appointment of committee on
receptions Of new churches; reading
church letters; reception Of new
churches report OF missionary execu-
tive committee; circular letters, Rev.
Q. s. Midhurst; appointment of other
committees.
Evening session - Praise service.
Young peoples session.
Thursday OF all committees; !;
doctrinal sermon. A. j. Frost, DID,. !;
devotional meeting. Rev. G. W. Her ;
report Of committees continued
women's meeting; miscellaneous.
Evening session-Praise service goa-
pei sermon, by Rev. g. A. Cleaveland.
Friday neutrality-suspicious.; new and
unfinished business; adjournment.
A telegram received by H. A. Pea
body todoy states that we may expect
rain tonight or Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannan, sister and
brother-in-law of DR.. M. A. Menges,
departed for their home in Indiana last
night.
A large crowd of Santa Ana people
went to Los Angeles this morning to
witness the great Silkwood race.
The Kings Daughters, at their dinner
table last week. cleared $44.9O.
Clyde Mickey is holding down q Job in
the plumbing business in Los Angeles.
Miss Ada Heroy left Thursday to
Wait friends and relatives in Arkansas
and Tennessee. to be absent some time.
Service in the Episcopal church to-
morrow, Sunday, at IL o'clock. Sunday
school at 10. At Tusttn, 5 :15 pm. Rev.
w. B. BurrowS, minister.
Last night, in the Hotel Brunswick
parlors, number OF gentlemen met and
organized court OF the Ancient Order
of Foresters by electing G. S. Smith
president; T. G. Drury. vice. president; !;
E. L. Swartsel, treasurer; Q. F. Duriee,
secretary.
Samuel French of England has sold to
Henry Gaylord Wiltshire of the same
place lots l and 2. block A, of the
Kreamer tract for $4,000.
Mrs. J. G. Kertley was today granted
divorce from G. A. Kertley on account
of desertion. She is allowed $40 per
month alimony and permitted to take
her maiden name.
The new city we'll casing will be pierced
down about 320 feet, which it is thought
will give the we'll good strong how.