The herald., 1894-10-01
SANTA ANA.

sANTA ANA, Sept. 30.-The concert
given Friday night ct the Christian
church was we'll attended and the sing
era were literally eneored. Mrs. Hsigh-
ten sang better than usual. She was
heartily applauded and sang "a Dream"
that captured the whole audience. Her
duet with G. A. Smith was well received
and deserved the applause 1t brought
forth.
Miss Wilcox is the favorite OF the val
lev and where and whenever she sings
there is sure TO be crowd. Miss Eas-
ton sang beautiful piece and was
called back and sang lullaby that was
thoroughly appreciated. All the per-
formers deserve especial praise but
space will not permit.
Miss Jessie Walker last Thursday
evening at her home in Tustin, very
pleasantly entertained few OF her
friends. Among those present were
Miss Sadie Hanksy and Prof. r. Wood,
of Santa Ana, DR.. L. H. Wheeler. of
Tustin. The evening was spent in
games and conversation.
DR.. Wheeler will leave Monday for
his home in Monrovia where he will
take charge OF his fathers practice. His
father will retire from practice.
w. II. Moron and Milo Trobridge
will go to the hot springs Monday to be
gone week.
The Democratic central committee
met Saturday in Neill's hall and organ
D. III. Baker chairman, and @. O.
Monaghan secretary. An executive
com mittee of five was appointed, OF
which the chairman and secretary are
nom bers ex off1clc. The Democrats are
full OF vim and push and will knock
some OF the persimmons. The follow
ing were appointed as the executive
com mittee: @. M. Holmes and Ed
Waite OF Santa Ana, ]. E. Everhardy OF
Anaheim, Edgar Johnson of Fullerton.
r. M. Hargrave of West Orange, CHAIR
man D. M. Baker and Secretary O. @.
Monaghan.
A marriage license was issued Satur-
day TO A. A. Sproul Of Oregon, aged rs,
and Miss Eta L. Drown, aged Is, of
Orange.
VIM. Colan has sold to Frank john
son 80 acres in the A. b. Chapman
tract for $500.
Mr. George Huntington. who was
nominated for the Office of justice OF the
peace in this city, will move into Santa
Ana next Monday, and has concluded to
make the race for the Office. de Ia one
OF our very best men, and il elected will
be the right man in the right place.
Mrs. M. Koff went to Los Angeles yes
terday to visit friends.
Miss Annie Kendall, of Tustin, has
gone to Los Angeles to take course in
music.
Mrs. Grace Srock will have charge of
the literary and musical programme at
the pavilion during the fair week.
The annual meeting of the chamber OF
commerce of Orange county will be held
Tuesday night. October 8. at w. s. Tay-
lor's Office, at 80 o'clock, for the elec~
tion OF officers for the ensuing year.
The Santa Ana, Orange and Tuetin
strset-car line has issued new time
card, to go into effect October l.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Park Roper, a
| 10-pound girl, yesterday morning.
The funeral of Ray Purcell was largely
attended yesterday.
The dime musicale at Mrs. j. s. Rice's
elegant home in Tustin next Tuesday
night promises TO be one OF the most
enjoyable affairs of the season. Those
who have never heard Miss Wilcox
should not miss this last opportunity as
she will start for San Francisco next
Saturday to be absent indefinitely.
Tomorrow is holiday, and the banks
and possofice will be closed.
We had fine rain last night. About
.27 of an inch fell.
Mrs. J. 8. Rice, Mrs. leighton. Miss
Wilcox and Mr.. Smith will contribute
to the programme at the dime musicale
at Tustin next Tuesday evening. A
bus will leave the Brunswick at z 80
pm. Admission 10 cents.