The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-11
VETERANS MEET ONCE MORE
Grand Army Reunion at Garden
Grove
Youthful Burglars Caught-Badly Frightened
by q NcgrO-Personai
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SANTA ANA, Sept. 9.-The soldiers
reunion at Garden Grove today was a
grand success in every respect. A great
many went from here and took extra part
in the proceedings. A fine dinner was
SPREAD at noon which all did ample
justice. Around the table speeches and
stories were INDUCED in to the great sat-
isfaction of all present. 1t was one of
the most delightful reunions the old SOL
diers have ever held in the county. Quite
a number of citizens also attended, swell
ing the number up to the hundreds. j..
W. Ballard delivered fine address which
was followed by memorial by Rev. f. O.
Mclntire in honor of those who have pass
ed away during the past year, The follow
Garden Grove, president; VIM. Scott of
Santa Ana and W. II. H. Clayton of
Orange, vice. presidents L. Bell OF Santa
Ana, treasurer; ". l.. G. Haskins of Tus.
tin. secretary. The next annual meeting
will be held at Orange.
= G. w. Page and wife of Los Angeles are
in the city visiting Mrs. Pages parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Ii. Moesser.
A. L. Trobridge of PERKS is rusticating
in this city among old friends.
MI. S. Goldsmith will extend his brick
block to the alley in the rear, thereby
lengthening the room about fifteen feet
G. H. Olney is in Riverside on business
for a few days only.
III. p. Cass of Los Angeles, district su-
perintendent of the Congregational Sun
| day school. was in our city today. He
has just organized Sunday school in
| Silverado.
w. A. McCombs, wife and child, and
Mr.. Frank Patterson will start tomorrow
morning for the hot springs in San Diego
county on a two weeks hunting tour.
They are loaded for bear. deer. wild hogs
or anything they come across.
Mr.. L. II. Laughln has bought out F.
n. Elliotts candy kitchen and will con-
tiiiue the business. Mr.. Elliott and fam
lily will start for Arizona in few days.
Miss Annie Olms returned this morn
ing from a weeks visit with friends in
Riverside.
Mrs. J. H. Padgham and daughter,
Lulu, returned Saturday from two
weeks visit in Pomona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan. on South Main
street, were somewhat scared to ind a
| negro secreted under their bed last light.
The negro drew his gun and walked off.
No arrests have been made.
Company r., N. 6. c., will enjoy a So
cial dance tonight at Spurgeon's opera
house. The music will be furnished by
Leonard's orchestra.
Sheriff Nichols has finally caught Will
and Fred Schulz and Charles Coarse,
three young rascals who burgIarizsd the
Orangethorpe school house about two
weeks ago. They are now in jail await.
ing their hearing. The sheriff secured
about $40 worth of the books stolen.
The Lady Macabees will give q box
social at |. o. o. Il. hall tomorrow night.
A grand time is expected.
Miss Ella Butler sister of Mrs. Arthur
Lyons, returned Sunday from an extend
ed visit in Los Angeles.
Dntt NJ a ~
of back stairs at the White house today
fell distance of fifteen or twenty feet to
the ground, severely bruising him IN
several places. He was taken to the drug
store and his injuries attended to, after
which he was taken home. He will be
all right in few days. They were at
work extending the White house to the
| alley in the rear, making a fine store
| room.
T. &. Smith has taken charge of the
| horse-shceing snop and Nielps livery
| stable.
A. A. Gam ball will take his engine, No
A., to San Bsrnardino to have it changed
to an oil burner.
| Mr.. J.T. Walker. an architect of Los An
! eeles, was in the city today on business
| in connection with plans and specifica-
tons for new Jail for Orange county.
| The Jail will be built on the court house
| square.
Isaac Barman of Los Angeles, aged 49,
ana Lauretta II. Smith of Anahein were
licensed today to wed. Rev. II. y. Row
land of the NJ. e. church performed the
ceremony. They departed on the noon
| train for the north.
+. G. Hermann sold to J. G. L. San
born ten ACRES near Orange for 5000.
| Mrs. Jonn Bauch and daughters of Pas
adcna are visiting at H. l.. Talbot's resi-
| dence this week
| Misses Bell Chiffon, Lena Parsons.
| Bessie and Laura WEIGH returned today
| from "a ten days outing at Long Beach,
| A number of friends of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
| Masbough presented the newly married
| couple last night with handsome silver
| set.
| The y. P. S. G. E. held their election of
| officers Sunday night with the following
| result: J. II. Cooper. president; Mrs
Maggie Lacy. vice president; Miss Sadie
Nourse, corresponding secretary; Perry
Lewis. recording secretary; Lou Hicks,
treasurer.