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

SANTA ANA Oct. 3.--The new Congregational
church on North Main street is now completed
and will be dedicated next Sunday at2 clock.
number of clergymen from abroad Will be
present TO take part in the exercises. The
first services in the church viii be held to-
morrow night when the members will hold
prayer meeting OF z, at which meeting the
election OF officers will take place. This is one
of the finest chulches in the city and makes a
Dr.. George Clarke of Fullerton, candidate
for coroner, was in our city today looking after
his political fences.
AT meeting held in the Main street church
Monday ght of representative Sunday school
workers, w. S. Taylor was chosen chairman. J.
NJ. Clark stated the object OF the NEE Ing was
to organize city Sunday School union 1t
was decided to hold another meeting october
l2th in the same place, when Dr. Brodbeek OF
Los Angeles, state chairman OF the Southern
California Sunday school association will ad-
dress the sunday School workers of Santa Ana
and Tustin
The conference at Los Angeles of the NJ. E.
church has sent the Rev. l.. o McIntre back
to this city for another year. The Methodists
are all well pleased to get him back again.
Rev. McIntire has endearrd himself to the peo-
pie OF his church and he is doing much GOOD
work.
A. b. Curtis won't through the city today
with steamboat loaded on wheels lie went
to Newport and loaded the Abbott steamer on
wheels and brought 1t to this city to ship 1t TO
Lake Elsinore to ply on the waters oil thaV
lake.
Died, in Villa Park, october 3rd, Mrs Eliza
Jane Lyons, aged 90 years The funeral will
be held tomorrow (ThursdayJ at IL O'Clock:
The people Of this vicinity will be glad to
hear that DR.. A. J. Howe, former practitioner
OF this city, will locate in our midst again. lie
! will reach here tomorrow from San Francisco
| where he has been filling chair in the medi-
cal college OF that city. DR.. Howe left fine
| practice In this valley to go TO san Francisco
and viii no doubt regain his former pracuce.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. WADE OF Los Angeles was
visiting Mr.. Burnham the past Jew days.
| Mrs Nancy NJ. Gibson has sued her husband,
| 6. II. Gibson, for divorce.
| The annual meeting of the Santa Ana 1rriga-
| tion company was held yesterday and the fo-
lowing directors elected NJ Nisson J; Wat
| s. Armor was elected chairman.
The musicale last night Mt the elegant home
OF Mrs. j. s. Rice, in Tuktin, was one OF 1,5i The
most enjoyable affairs of the season. me
music was unusually fine aud thoroughly en-
| joyed by the large audience present. he.
! freshments were served at the conclusion OF
| the programme.
| The Populists will not be represented on the
| election board, according to the opinioa OF the
| district attorney
The Orange County Medical society met last
night in the Office of Dr. j. W. Lacy, with a
| good attendance. Dr. Lacy entertained the
association by letter on Periostitis The next
| meeting will be in J. G. Bsrneike's Office.
| The annual meeting of the Orange county
| chamber of commerce was held last night
| The secretary read the report OF collections
| and expenditures, as follows: Amount OF cash
| collected, $5s2; amount in the treasury Octo-
/ ber !, 1898, Y255 40; amount expended dur
| ing the year. $4S1. "a leaving balance OF
| $355Sl in the treasury.
| The old officers were reelected, as folloWs:
| John McFadden, president; IL. IL. Roper, Z.
| Mickey, b. G. Balcom, Frank Fly, G. j. Mar
| baugh and II. A Peabody, directors; &. ), ;.
| Rouse, secretary; Commercial bank, treasurer;
G. + Mansur, yice-president; S. W. Smith, I.
| d. Huff, John Beatty, Theodore Lacy and E. ID.
| Waffle, finance committee
On notion the secretary was instructed to
| resume the collection of monthly dues
J. McFadden, Frank Ely and Iheo Lacy
| were appointed a committee to see what a
| room on frst floor can be secured for, in which
| to place the fruit exhibit.
| The secretary reported he had upwards OF
150 glass jars filled with fruit and vegetables
that are worthy OF being on exhibition any
| where.
r. j. Bliss has sold to J. w. Squire 10 acres
| in section Is, township 8, range IL, for
| $3.50.
A. c. Williams has sold to Washington Will
| llams lots Is, ~ and 10, block 65, in Santa
| Ana, and lots 10, %, % and block B, in Haw-
kins' addition TO Santa Ana for $1,000.
Goodwin has sold To William H. McBain
| 40 acres and to James P. Brown 40 acres In
section IS, township 6, range 10, for $225O
each making $4,000 for the 50 acres.
The fair is the all-absorbing question now.
| The race horses are coming in fast and soon the
stalls will all be full A full report of the races
| next week will be found in the HERALD.
The free library will close at and open at
| p. m., until further notice. 1t is earnestly re.
| quested that the patrons of the library will
send in lists of books they want, SO the hoard
can tell what books to order that will please
| the most patrons.