The herald., 1894-12-23
SANTA ANA.
A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT BY
THE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS.
Funeral Of Joseph HaII-A soo'nl-N' ws
and P~rs0nsi Notes of Com
oral Int~rsst.

SANTA ANA, Dec 22.-One OF the pleasantest
social events of the season occurred last night
at the residence OF X. j. Blee, on Che tnut
avenue. The senior class OF The Santa Aua
high school gave the party, and the following
members and teachers were present: Mrs
Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. Perham, Mrs. Aldrich.
Prof. Wood Miss Williams Messrs Hill. Mitch
ell, Caskie, Young He'll, Monaghan. Martin,
Cleaker, and the Misses Lulu Howe, Bessie
Leslie, Flora Madden, Fannie Lewis May Spu
geon. Jennie Swonner, Bertha Baker, Jessie
Flo X, Grace Carpenter, Ethel Collins and
others.
The member and somcof the outside fr ends
were all dressed in appropriate costume, which
represented some distin. uished character of
the year of 2Ott. A most entertaining literary
programme was rendered, and refreshments
nE MsF' ss sssv'd M 81 Bef snd
Nj. Ros , representing the king OF zan-
zibar were dressed in the costumes
I'll and Is no one
them until after the refreshments were over
and the two were brought out and introduced
me- riment. Mr. Flag, representing the wan
dering minstel, favored the class with some
fine select ons on the guitar. Each one of the
guished person of the year 1000. 1t was an
evening long to be remembered.
The funeral OF Joseph Hull, the man whose
mysterious death ha so baffied all attempts to
unravel was held this afternoon at 30. A
large number of people attended the funeral
and accompanied the remains to the cemetery.
The coroner's verdict was death from unknown
causes.
Frank Ely and B. F. Hall have moved their
office from the chamber of commerce rooms TO
the office on Main street formerly occupied by
THE HERALD branch office.
Learn telegraphy at Orange County Business
college.
Mrs. Theo Winbigler is rejoicing over the
adveut of 10 pound boy Mother and child
doing nicely.
Mrs J. g. Scarborough will sing an offertory
in the Episcopal church Sunday at the IL
O'Clock service.
Joseph McWiilams, son of j. Mcwilliams.
while playing on the school ground the other
day ,sas ST ruck on the right ch Elk bone with
a stone which cut an ugly cash that had to be
sewed.
Short hand. typewriting. Orange County
Mr.. Morehead of Tustin, left fine sample
OF some beautiful oranges at THE HERALD
branch office today.
The Santa Ana chamber of commerce is max
ing fine display of the products of this
county at the rooms of the chamber of com
merce in Los Angeles. A display will also be
kept on exh bit in this city.
New school, year Dec 81, ut Orange Business
college.
Mr.. L. N. Gray, the operator of the Postal
telegraph at the city has invented nickel-in-
the-slot machine to sell cigars. 1t is very in
genious and works to charm.
Savings bank 800 acres in section 2, township
5, range l |, for $4,000.
J.G. II Lampedions OF Los Angeles has sold
to Mrs. A. X. McKinnie lots and 10, block B.
OF the Center tract Of Anaheim for $500.
A marriage license was issued today to
Charles Huntington, aged 10, and Florence
Mi Is, aged 20. Both parties of Garden Grove.
The groom being under age permit from his
parents accompanied the order for license.
The public schools closed yesterday until af-
ter the holidays.
Bert RAMS burg formerly of Brooklyn Iowa,
is now the leader OF the band with the Jack &
Jill Comedy company. They will appear in
crt, m & n Decpmber
The foot ball game this afternoon between
the Whittier team and the Santa Ana boys re.
suited in favor of Santa Ana team IL to moth
ing. The Whittier boys drove over in four
horse bus and seemed to have a good time
even if they were defeated
]. A. Jones will come to the front with an
other turkey dinner December 23
The terta,nment lass night given by the
Orange county business college was success
and enjoyed by large number OF friends OF
tho college.