The herald., 1894-04-10
SANTA ANA.

News Matters From q rioarshtnk S~o
tion-PersonaI and Local.
SANTA ANA April S.-The many
friends OF Sanford johnson OF Tustin
will be panied to hear that that gentle
man Ia seriously ill at the hotel in
Tustin, Mr.. johnson has been ailing
for several weeks, but for the past week
he has not bsen able to be up at all.
His relatives we're sent for and have ar
rived. 1t is to be hoped the disease will
take a turn for the better before long
and his recovery be speedy.
Mrs. Phelps. an old lady SO years old,
ie seriously i'll and not expected to re-
cover.
Mrs. J. S. Rice OF Tustin, who is at
present in Los Angeles, is reported about
az she was when she lett Santa Ana.
No change.
The ladies' guild will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Paul Seager next Thurs-
day afternoon.
G. p. Deyoe has received large
amount OF public documents for distri-
button. They are atthe HERALD branch
Office OF d. f. Jones, where they will be
given TO the constituents 0f s. M.
White and any others that may want
them.
There seems to be two reports in re-
gard to the attempt to burn the Garden
Grove school house last Thursday night.
Your HERALD correspondent was told
that the party making the attempt used
cobs and only burned hole in the floor
OF the porch and the main building WAS
not in the least damaged, while another
report says they used gunny sack filed
with shayings and saturated with kero-
Hene, and the fire burned away the
greater portion of the stoop and scorched
the main building. However it may
have been, the party should be severely
dealt with for such crime.
Those having coupons OF the HERALD
for Glimpses of America will please
bring the same to the HERALD branch
iaw. taeua sthAu-urill- reesive THAR nre-
Mrs. George Clark Of Fairvisw is re-
ported quite seriously i'll.
8. Ii. Finley, wife and cousin, Will
Swonner, Robert Wilmer and a mum Der
OF others took the steamer Santa Rosa
at Rsdondo today for the midWlnter fair,
to be gone week or two.
Mr.. John T. Wilson will 90 TO San
Francisco next Wednesday on import
ant business.
1t is reported that man from Ven
tura has taken the contract for $500 to
procure rain on the San joaquin ranch.
II he fails to bring the much needed
rain he gets nothing, but If he gives
them q good downpouT he is to have his
money. 1t is said he has never failed
wherever he has made the attempt.
1t is reported that j. A. Turner, CASH
Ter Of the First National bank, has sold
his residence to James q. Scarborough,
AinkR or ot
This beautiful piece OF property ia To-
Gated on North Main street, in good
neighborhood.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give concert in the near future for
the benefit of the church.
Richardson & Overshiner will handle
the Union Ice scompany's ice in the fu-
ture, commencing on Monday morning.
DR.. M. A. Menges, Robert Floak and
+. P. Mickey have returned from Cold
water csfion.
All those who have coupons clipped
from the HERALD for Glimpses OF Amer
lea will please bring the same to the
HERALD branch Office, 415 North Main
street, and in day or two you can get
your premiums. Please call at once,
that We may know how many to order.
d. f. Jones, agent.
The Orange County Savings bank
stockholders held an election today for
directors for the coming year. The fol.
lowing named gentlemen were elected:
N. Palmer, DIR. Q. d. Ball, l. N. Raj
ferty, M. d. Halliday and W. B. Hervy.
This was their annual meeting and ali
the directors are good men. The direct
ore will hold meeting to elect presi-
dent and cashier next Wednesday. Mr..
Mansur has been such an efficient cash-
Ter that it is more than likely that he
will be reelected to fill that Office.
MIR. Bundy will run street car to the
late train on both the Santa Fe and
Southern Pacific roads ON Wednesday
night, so those coming in from Los An
geles on the midnight trains will have
some means of getting mp town.
s. H. Finley. wife and cousin, Will
Swanner, Robt. Wilmer and several
others started this morning for the mid
winter fair. They will 60 on the Santa
Rosa from ReGondo.
John Wilson goes to San Francisco
next Wednesday on important business.
Houston Cortmel of Tustin is reported
as quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Thomas and
daughter, who have been visiting the
midwinter fair, returned home last
night.
The ladies' guild will meet at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seager next
Thursday afternoon.
Sanford Johnson OF the Tustin hotel is
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson OF Ore.
gon. Mo-, are visiting the family of D.
W. Sw0nner. Mr.. Anderson is the pro-
prietor of the Oregon canning factory.
Eugeni Peralta died at Yorba, April
9th, aged 2l years. The funeral will
be held from Yorba church, Tuesday, at
10a. m.
Mrs Fannie Phelps died In Santa Ana
April 9th, aged "a years and IL months.
Mrs. Phelps wac born in New York in
l790 In the house where she died were
living four generAtions--great-gr
mother, grandmother, mother and
daughter. The funeral will take place