The herald., 1894-08-05
SANTA ANA.

A Pleasant Party Local News Mat
ters.
SANTA ANA, Aug. 4.-Last night MISS
Cora Mills entertained number OF her
friends in honor Of Misses Stella Young
and Stella Price. who will soon 60 to
Berkeley to attend college. The game
for the evening was progressive parchesi
with two prizes offered. Those present
were as followe: Messrs. Young, Price.
Kerr, Mason, Peabody, Wiubigler and
DR.. Coffin; Misses Stella Young, Stella
Price, Peabody, Horton and Roberts;
Meedames Winbigler and Coffin.
The first prize consisted OF an oxidized
silver paper knife. engraved. won by
Mr.. Mason and Cora Mills. The BOBBY
prize consisted of miniature parchesi
set, and won by Mr.. Kerr and Miss
Sallie Peabody. Refreshments consist
ing OF cake and lemonade we're served
and at IL O'Clock the whole company
sang Apple Blossoms and Homo Sweet
Home, after which the guests took their
leave.
Workmen at the city well have come
to a stand-still. In attempting to draw
the pipe from the we'll, about three feet
of the pipe broke off from the top, leav-
ing the rest in the well. The city board
will meet Monday night and determine
what ia best to do.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Earhart will
move to National City at once to live.
Mr.. Earhart is now running on the
Santa Fe road "a fireman, with National
City his headquarters.
Messrs. Burgess - Lewis and Flock
with their families have returned from
Bear valley.
Miss Sadie Hsnkey returned last even
ing from Long Beach, whore she had
been for few days past. Her compan-
ion, Miss Imelda Brooks of Pasadena,
will return to Santa Ana next Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Brownstone. nee Violet
Goldstein, of Selma, CAL, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goldatein of
this city.
Mrs. F. g. Higbis of Loug Beach is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
Baker.
Will Moyne will leave next week for
Glasgow, Scotland.
Mr.. R. w. J. Millings is at his post
again in Posener's store.
Company F ia making arrangem en- to
to 20 to Santa Monica to attend the en-
campment commencing August Goth.
The excursion to Catalina will leave
the Second street depot at z O'Clock
Tuesday morning, August 7th; reaching
Newport wharf, the steamer Hermosa
will leave at 80 for Catalina, and
while at the island the sxcursionists
will have the use OF the pavilion for two
hours for dancing. The steamer will
leave Catalina at 4 80 for Newport.
The funeral OF VIM. Lsmson will be
held at the Friends church at Alamitos
Sunday at 2 p. m.
Misc Carrie King is with the Derbys
in Bear valley.
The Republicans will meet next
Wednesday evening at Il. A. r. hall to
organize for the campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Paul and family
have returned from Santa Monica.
A marriage license was issued today
to Joseph w. Inman, aged 20 years. and
Emma E. Miller, aged 25, both from
Norwalk.
James McFadden is candidate for
the Office of county clerk on the Repub-
lican ticket.
Frank Rsvsrin will shortly return to
Santa Ana from France.
Miss Mary Aldrich, OF the Indian
school at Ramona, near Santa Fe, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Towner in
this city.
Mr.. Joseph Inman and Emma E. Mil
Ter we're married today by Judge @. w.
Humphreys. They will live at Nor
walk.
James P. Grant left this evening for
Berkeley. The rest OF the family will
remove to Berkeley in about week.