The herald., 1895-06-19
SANTA ANA
Brilliant High School Reception Attempted
Theft Of o Girl

SANTA ANA, June lS.-The high
school reception given last night at the
Brunswick was most brilliant affair.
large number was present, both OF stu
dents and teachers. Social conversation
was the main feature, seasoned with piano
music by Prof. Thomas.
Another interesting social event was the
hanquetsgiven last night in honor Of Mrs.
Hall of Pomona ID. ID. W. G. NJ. of the
East. An unusually large attendance
was present, and the work OF comforting
the degrees was highly oomplimented BY
the district deputy. Two new members
were taken in and after the WORK was
finished the folding doors OF the banquet
rooms were thrown open and all partook
OF a fine repast. and after lew speeches
the members departed.
One of our Santa Ana citizents took a
drive over the beet sugar country, and
says it is a wonderful sight. The farmers
are busy as bees and seem to be thor
oughly fsatistied with their prospect.
When asked concerning the proposed fac
tory same were enthusiastic over the pros
poets. while others were just as sure the
factory would never be built. At any rate
the crop this year is fine and will bring
in a large sum Of money.
Maj. W. S. Mckilvey gave Company
DIR. g. ID. Ball. assistant surgeon of the
Ninth regiment. The company gave fine
bail at the close of the inspection that
lasted until the early part Of the norm
ing. The boys will inuulge in their SEMI
annual target shoot tomorrow. Lieut.. II.
A. Sinclair, of Redlands. will act as nspec-
tor of rifle practice.
1t was reported that last night, after
the high school reception at the Rruns.
wick was over and the young people OH
their way home. man of about 80 years
of age, rather tall, with white SLOUGH
hat and sandy mustache, met some OF
these young school girls gong home and
made an attempt to carry one Of them
away by throwing his arm around her,
but was frightened away by the screams
OF the girls.
MJohn Avas sold to George Schrms six
los just east OF the steam laundry for
$1,000.
Frank Dillon. on c street, is reported
confined to his bed with serious illness.
Abe Polk, saged "a years, died at or
near Banning yesterday of consumption.
His remains were brought to this city to-
day. Burial will take place tomorrow at
9 y. m. at the residence OF his father, on
West Third street.
J.W. Flagg has commenced the erection
OF two-story house on First street. near
Cypress avenue.
Miss Tonic Slober OF Brooklyn. Ia, ar
rived in Santa Ana yesterday for few
weeks visit with old friends. She is per-
fectly delighted with this country.
Mrs. NJ. V. Cramer Of Long Beach was
in our city today visiting relatives.
Clay Fruit sold to J. G. Nicohls the
north half of lot 5 and the south half OF
lot s, block 4, for $3.50.
Henry Carpenter sold to Don Whitson
lot s. in Carpenters addition. for $3.50.
Alvira P. Bush sold to Mary Nortnrup
lot 7, in Halesworth's addition, for $1100.
]. NJ. Chrisman moved his stock of
groceries today to the Golf building.
Henry Diers will leave tomorrow to
look alter his ranch property near Te.
hachepi.
Mrs. B. f. Mechanics and her son lett
today for an extended visit in Syracuse,
n. Y.
Mr.. g. Lughr, together with his wife
and daughter, departed today for Spring
Valley, Mimi. where they will reside.
Mr.. f. Il. Wild and family. who came
here from Salem, Ore, about two years
ago. returned to Salem with his family
today.