The herald., 1894-12-07
SANTA ANA.
A Heavy Rainfall MANY Personals.

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Notes.
SANTA ANA. Dec. 6.-The rainfall for
the last 36 hours is about 3 inches. 1t
was 2 inches this morning and during
the forenoon we had the hardest rain Of
the season. For about thrse-qusrters
OF an hour the rain came down in tor
rents and the streets were flooded for a
time. The ground is thoroughly soaked
and ae soon as it dries off seeding will
be rushed az fast as possible. The feed
in the pastures and hillsides will start
and bring down the price OF hay, which
10 now $l6 for barley. Indications are
now good for another all-night rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowles and son, all OF Wisconsin,
arrived last night to visit at the home
Of Dir. and Mrs. II. Phelps, on Santa
Clara avenue. They will locate in this
valley.
Alfora Buchtel has sold to Eric Croft
FIVE acres in section 4. township 5, range
10, also the we'll known as the Nemmo
we'll, for 5000.
Richard J. Pengelly of Los Angeles
has sold to George Apgar 40 acres in
section s. township 4, range IL, for
s2400.
Mrs. E. G. Alverson OF Marengo. Iowa,
and Mrs. Carmichel OF Los Angeles are
in our city visiting with Mrs. d. F.
Jones for few days.
The HERALD this morning was de-
livered during the heaviest rain of the
season, and every subscriber got his
paper in good order.
Santa Ana lodge, No. 24l. F. and A.
M will hnld thu al ~ nH :
cers tomorrow (Friday) evening. All
tine members are REQ uested to be pres
ent.
]. A. Jones will give q turkey shoot
on the Saturday before Christmas.
Mrs Finson and daughter Miss Har-
riet, Of Garry, Pa, arrived in this city
yesterday. Mrs. Finson is Q sister of
Rev. E. o. McIntire and will spend the
winter In Southern California. They
have been in San Francicso and Oak land
for the past month. They are delighted
with the state, especially Orange county
and Santa Ana.
The ladies' of the Christian church
are preparing for an entertainment and
fair to be held next week. Mrs. Slack 10
preparing the pro sramme for the occa.
sion.
A small washout delayed the passen.
ger on the Santa Fe this morning.
Mrs. George A. Edgar has displayed
in one of the windows OF her hus sband' 3
store one Of the most unique and artistic
samples OF her work yet seen. 1t ie u
production any one would be proud Of.
1t 10 the head of an Indian carved from
palm bark and painted in life-like
colors.
hrs, Minna Zanders of Orange was
today committed to the asylum at
Highland by Judge j. w. Towner. For
Q long time Mrs. Zanders has been al
fected, but not violent until here lately,
whenit was thought best to remove her
to the asylum. She is native OF Ger.
many. 54 years old.
Misc Rose Wilson has gone to San
Francisco for q short visit among her
friends.
Jacob Fisher is another new conner
who expects to locate in our city.
Gilbert Dobbs OF Little Rock, Ark, 10
at the Richelieu.
Mrs. ]. W. Scarborough Of Los Ange-
les Is visiting her son. ]. G.. Soar
borough OF this city. She will remain
Q week or SO.
Edward Oahill, the late editor Of the
Blade, will start for San Francisco in
the morning. His family will 20 later.
At the meeting today Of the w. R. Q.
the following officers were elected /:
President. Mrs. Julia A. Jones; senior
vice-president. Mrs. Paul Seager; junior
vice. e-president. Mrs. Mary J. Moore !;
treasurer. Mrs. Alec Yount; chaplain,
Mrs. Nash guard, Mrs. Daisy .Sherrard !;
conductor, Mrs. W. III. Moran; dele.
gates to the national encampment, Mrs.
Paul Seager and Mrs. Alice Hewitt;
secretary Mrs. Elido A. Huntington.