The herald., 1895-03-05

NOT FOR HEALTH ALONE
Carlsbad and Oceanside Prepare TO Sc
Out Orchards
Pre-Lenten Festivities Are Held, and the
Numerous Newcomer Is Induced
to Buy and Locate

Carlsbad, March I've feel that we
have taken long stride towards pros
porous future. Friday night a car was
sidetracked at the depot containing 81, 600
trees-amond, apricot and prune. They
are in charge of |. G. Kellogg and d. II.
Lennox of Los Angeles, and are intended
for Thorpe's ranch. A large force of men
will be employed, and the trees will be
planted at the rate of 1000 day, as they
are all to be in by the 10th of the month.
The Social Club met at the school house
Saturday evening. There was a pro-
gramme of songs, reading and declama-
tions, followed by debate on the ques-
ton; Resolved, That billiards. are more
beneficial than lawyers, which was de-
cided in the affirmative.
Mrs. NJ E. Sturtevant of New London,
Ohio; K. H. r Johnson of Santa Cruz;
George E. Martin and w. E. Stevens of
OF Minneapolis, all capitalists, are ar
rivals at Hotel Carlsbad, with the inten-
ton of investing money in property.
Among other arrivals at the hotel are l..
II. Bemish, San Luis Rey; Mrs. D. j..
Morrison, Los Angeles; Miss c. Wallace,
Los Angeles; Ii. X. Robinson, |. v.
Owens, A. Q, darcy Minneapolis Beach /;
Diego.
T.: Doctors PEBBLES and Watkins of San
Diego have been here during the week and
inspected Hotel Carlsbad, with view to
purchasing it and opening it as SAM
tarium.
o. G. Houghes, general manager of the
Sioux City and Omaha Railroad, and wife
have been here and are so we'll pleased
with the location, climate, ETC., that
they will return in the near future with
| view to purchasing property.
Our weather is simply perfect, and this
strangers appreciate.
Oceansde
Oceanside, March 3.-Our little city has
been quite gay this week. First on the
programme was a birthday surprise party
given last Tuesday night to Miss May
Schuyler and Della Stearns, two of our
most popular young ladies, whose birth
days happen to be on the same day. The
young people having the matter in charge
rented the Opera House and then received
| their friends, the unsuspecting victims
being among the number. 1t was COM
plete surprise to them and was pro-
nounced the most enjoyable party of the
season. About forty were present and
the hour was late before they separated.
Friday night, February 22d, the ladies
of Grace Mission Guild gave their fare
! well entertainment before Lent. It, too,
was held at the Opera House and was
well attended. They had programme
| which incicuded refreshments and ended
| in dance, which was enjoyed greatly.
Lent was begun on Ash Wednesday by
the usual church services
The l. 0. G. L. held fair and supper
at Trumbower Hall on Friday evening.
1t was well attended and nice sum
realized for worthy cause.
The water project is most important
subject OF comment. A lot of material
arrived Thursday from Michigan, and the
surveyors are at work. All hope to see
| the matter vigorously pushed.
There is some talk of changing and re-
pairing the St. Cloud Hotel, with view
OF again opening it to the public.
couraged the planting of citrus fruits. Mr..
d. lizard of Los Angeles arrived here Mon
day seeking a suitable location for a
! ranch. Our lands are good and not yet
! dscouragingly high, as in some other
| sections, and he thinks he can be suited.
Mrs. John Schuyler has been entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Miller OF Fall
City, Neb. They left Monday for Los
Angeles en- route for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Moore left on Tues
day for San Francisco. They will return
when the water system has become an es-
tablshed fact.
Wednesday after a delightful visit with
her parents at Oceanside.
Santa Margarita ranch is fine place
for hunting. E. s. Babcock and party,
consisting of Charles T. Hines of Spreck-
els Bros, W. F. White, traffic manager
of the Santa Fe and Colonel Sellers of
Chicago were up from Coronado on Tues
day for that purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Griffin of San Luis
Rey rejoice in the advent of another
daughter February 9th.
R. A. King, formerly of Santa Barbara,
has rented the Hayes building on Cleve-
Oscar Tripplet of San Diego was in town
Tuesday, en- route to Los Angeles.
Lew M. Seaton was in town Wednesday
He is spec al agent for the Fireman's
Fund Inaurane agency.