The herald., 1895-10-29
MISS ANNA SHAW'S NEW MAN
Entertains and Instructs the Santa Ana
People
Meeting Of the Pathological Society of South
ern California Old Fellows Will Cele-
brate-Notes and Personals

SANTA ANA, Oct. 2S.-Rev. Anna
Shaw, accompanied by her manager, Mrs.
Hester Harland arrived from Los An
geles this afternoon. They were driven
to the home OF Mrs. l.. H. Mills Oh
Hickey street. Mrs. Mills is promin-
enc w. G. T. U. worker and an enthusi-
astic woman's right ad socate. Miss Shaw
lectured at Neill's hall this evening and
was listened 10 by several hundred reo-
pie, with a sprinklinS of men. Her
chosen theme was The New Man. and for
over an hour Miss Shaw kept the interest
of her hearers Keyed to high pitch. She
mixed wit and wisdom IN her most at
tractive manner. She is conceded by all
to be the best platform speaker who
has appeared here in years.
POMOLOGICAL MEET.
D. Edson Smith, secretary of the Pc.
moogical Society of Southern California,
has issued a circular stating that the fall
meeting of the society will be held at
Tustin, on Thursday and Friday, Novem-
her and s, 1895. 1t is expected chat this
will be one of the most interesting meet
ings ever held by the society. The papers
and discussions will be of great interest.
The committee of arrangements will be
prepared to entertain all of the visitin 6
mem bers in the most hospitable manner.
Ample accommodation will be provided
for all.
Carriages will be in waiting at the
Santa Fe dSpot, at Santa Ana, on the ar
rival of the Thursday morning train from
the north to carry the visitors to Tustin.
Carriages will also be in waiting at the
Also station on the arrival of the Thurs
day noon train from SAL Diego.
ODD FELLOWS BALL.
Wednesday night the Odd Fellows OF
lodge No. 236 will celebrate the twentl-
eth anniversary of the local organization.
Hon. ]. w. Ballard will deliver the open
ing Jration, and Thomas B. Barnes of
Los Angeles will reclte. A number OF
local parties are on the program for reci
tations, and the affair promises to be one
of rare enjoyment. The oele bration con-
cluues with dance. Refreshments will
not he served in the hall. Nearly 500 in
yitatio ns are out.
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The application of Chris Miller for a
writ of habeas corpus was called in the
superior court today. Judge Towner took
the application under advisement until
Tuesday morning.
News of the death of George Broadbere
at Stockton last Saturday was received
with grief by his many friends in this
city. Mr.. Broadbere was at one time
connected with the daily press here.
His ability as writer was admired and
the tongues of his enc mics are'silent bout
the man who no longer can defend nlm-
self.
The 6-oclock closing movement wen,
into effect today. The name of the single
shoe dealer who had refused to sign up
to Saturday night was secured early this
morning. The merchants have pledged
themselves to live strictly up to the
agreement, and at the first violation of
the same BY one of the parties the re.
mainder will be at liberty to swing open
their doors and remain open as long as
they please.
Mrs. RI. Davis of Orange has returne ed
from an extended trip to Arkansas. She
is the mother of Mrs. H. W. Bower OF
this city.
Mr. and Mrs Can McClerin of India IA
are guests at the home of T. ID. Huff.
The funeral OF the late Peter Gruenen-
wald will be held Tuesday afternoon at
l 80 o'clock from the family residence.
Frank Galloway entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. hopper, Misses Maude and
Minna Roper and Clifford Baker yesteI-
day aboard his yacht at Newport bay.