The herald., 1895-01-01
SANTA ANA.
The Moore DUNCAN Wedding - Local
News HappeDfngr.

The Moore DUNCAN Wedding = Local
News Happenings.
SANTA ANA, Dec. 3l.-This morning.
early. the wedding bells were ringing,
Ginning out the news that Mr.. Walter
L. Moore and Miss Mary DUNCAN, two
of Santa Ana's most popular young
people, were married az the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
DUNCAN, on Ross street, near First.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Rev. E. o. McIntire
OF the Main Street NJ. E. church offici-
ated, and amid shower Of rice aud old
shoes the happy couple took their car
riage for the depot on the Santa Fe,
where they took the train for short
honeymoon to Sau Diego and Coronado.
A host OF friends in this vicinity will
join in wishing the worthy couple an
abundance of happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. O. Smith, OF Cedar
Falls, Iowa, a brother of j. L. Smith of
THE city, will arrive here about the 9th
OF January, to make their permanent
home here. Another brother is also on
the road to Santa Ana, and 10 expected
to arrive any time.
The school board of this city has con-
cluded that it ia best to have no school
on New Years day. That ia right.
MIR. and Mrs. O. P. Deyoe have been
spending Christmas and the past few
days in Los Angeles with friends. They
arrived home Saturday.
II. K. Inaey is spending his New
Years day in Los Angeles and Pomona.
Will return Wednesday.
Mrs. s. Patton, of Ukiah, Is visiting
her nephew and family. Mr.. VIM. Neecs
of this city.
W. f. Lutz, who has been to Chicago
for ths past four weeks on business, re-
turned last night.
The U u l company played in Spur
geon's hall to another large crowd to-
night.
E. N. Gray, manager OF the postal |
telegraph of this city, will leave about
January 4th for Williams, Ariz. to take
charge OF thu office in that city. His
successor has not yet bsen named.
Quite a number OF the Masons OF this
city will go to Anaheim next Thursday,
to ssslst in conierring the third de-
gree.
The case of the peple vs. VIM. Hewitt,
for blowing up a house in Ans heim,
came up today before the superior
court. and the jury were out but few
minutes until they brought in verdict
OF not guilty and ne was discharged.
Marriage licenses were issued today
to the following persons: Arthur l..
Porter, aged 81, and Genevieve l.
Slough, both OF Anaheim. Christisn F.
GildermeD. aged 20, and Anna d.
Alder. aged %. both Ct Orange. Frank
b. Robinson. aged 80, and Minnie G.
rully, aged 70, both of Los Angeles.
Saturday d marriage license was is
sued to Waller l., Moore, aged 26, and
Mary E. DUNCAN. aged 26, both of this
city.
Charles H. f. Blackman has sold to
+. N, Myers oil Lea Angeles halfinterest
IN 10 acres in the allotment of land to
Felipe Ycrbs for $4,000.
William G. McPherson has sold to A.
j. Holmes 20 acres of land in the Neuves
Lopez de Psralta tract for $500
Ed Parker and Andrea Harris have
gone to the mountains for q fox hunt
near II. e. Pleasante ranch.
J. d. Thomas was awarded the con.
tract OF picking, packing and hauling the
orange crop of the Tustin Fruit associa-
tion.
Mfe. DeTtud GHllUp Is Vl5lbluR III LOB
Angeles and P4sadena.
Misc Ethel Spears of Los Angeles is
visiting friends in this city.
From the Blade we learn that ]. ].
Livernash has been appointed game
Commissioner. Livernash was at one
time reporter on the Blade in this city.
@. S. McKevey went to Sacramento
this morning to attend the meeting OF
the legislature. and r. G Wickham
went along to get u position as clerk.
Wick ham was clerk in this body two
years ago.
The following are the shipments Of
fruits and grain, together with wool and
wine from Orange county for the year
ending December 81. 1894: Green and
dried fruits, 3 100000 pounds; raisins,
100000; honev. 10000; grain. Il, 500, =
900; wine, 1913 600; wool, SS5, 900. Total,
19,4l3.000 pounds. Being the second
county in the state on the shipment oi
produce. The coming year the chip
ments will be much larger for variou-
reasons. Last year the barley crop was
very light, while the prospect is fatterr
ing for heavy yield this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Montgomery oil
Los Angeles, formerly assistant attorney
general at Washington. is spending Ne v
Years with Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mont,
gomery Of this city.