The herald., 1894-08-04
SANTA ANA.

The Lost Boys Turn Up All kight-Lo-
cal Events.
SANTA ANA, Aug. 3.-The boys wn
were reported lost on the desert. and
when nearly famished were found BY
some miners, have returned home and
cay there WAS not the least foundation
for the report. Those who were report
ed lost by the Times were Bent Olstat,
Jack Porter, e. Z. Richardson and Mr..
Tom B. Smith. They had fine time
and ali of the boys are feeling and look
ing much better than when they wens
Fred Krempl has captured what is
known as q vampire. 1t 10 q species OF
bat, only much larger. This one is
about Is inches from wing to wing. :.
Mrs. W. T'Reed and tho children an d
Miss Phillips have gone to Long Beach
for a weeks outing.
Miss Minnie Smith has gone to San
Juan hot springs to visit her mother
about tive weeks.
Some of the campers who went to tn
mcuntains some time ago are returning
and will try the beach awhile.
Those who have charge OF the excur-
sion to Catalina next Tuesday have
made arrangements SO that anyone who
wants to remain longer than one day At
Catalina can use the same ticket to San
Pedro at any time thereafter, thereby
saving about 81 on the return trip. A
great many will take advantage OF this
liberal arrangement and 60.
Rev. Mr.. Stoops. OF the Presby yterisn
church of Tustin and Rev. D. +. Fuller
OF the Nj. E. church South of Santa Ana
will exchange pulpits next Sunday
morning.
The only unusual occurrence on our
streets today was the four-horse team OF
gray horBeH with the Frazier axle-grease
wagon.
The Iowa association will hold the
next meeting at the Newport beach
August Is. A fine programme is under
way to entertain the people.
S. f. Blodget, northeast OF this city,
gathered a little over seven tons OF april
yeara old from setting. Who can beat
this?
Mrs. Thomas McKeebsr and the chill
dren are ct Newport.
julie Cooper went back to Pomona
today.
Rev. Mr.. French OF the Fullerton Bap-
tist church will preach in the Main
street Nj. E. church next Sunday morn
ing.
Next Monday, August 9th, ia the last
day in which people desiring to become
naturalized can do 40 in order to vote at
the coming election.
A party of young people OF the Metho-
dat church went to Long Beach to
attend the campmeeting at that place.
Those going were Charles and George
He'll. D. r. Wood, Harry McIntiIe,
| George Walker, MIR. Matthews and sew
eral ladies whose names we did not
learn. They will remain about week.
The officers of the Fair association
propose to make Saturday sort OF re-
ception day at the race track until after
the fair. The grounds are in 6rst-class
order, so people can see the horses
worked before the races.
Theodore Reiser of Ansheim has filed
his petition of insolvency. 1t is learned
that this step was made necessary by
| depreciation of the Del Campo hotel
property, which cost $4,000, and when
sold only brought $4,000, including fur
niture. His debts amount to s31 ,679. .55 /;
his asssts are valued at 1850.
The beet season has opened at Ana
helm, and until that valuable product is
harvested and shipped to China every
thing in Anaheim will boom. This is
the best paying crop raised in Orange
county: Il is all ready cash, and the
farmers ale not uneasy as to what they
will get.
The programme for the open air con-
cert Saturday night is as follows:
| March, Athlete, Paul Laurent.
Song and dance, achottische. J. Casey.
| Concert Waltz, Lobelic.
Laurendean, fantasia.
Witch Dance, Fr. GOelz.
March Jodaska r. u Hall.