The herald., 1895-01-06
SANTA ANA.
Did tho Lady Marry to Get the Din
yer Sat?


yer Sat?
SAETA ANA, Jan. 5.--One of our popular gro
cerymen, G.. A. Edgar, in joking way a few
weeks ago, told certain young lady who was
admiring beautiful china set OF dishes of IL
pieces, that If she would rust around and get
mari d he would make her wedding pres.
ent OF the dishes. The lady said that it was all
right and that she would What was Mr.. Ed
gar's surprise to see in THE HERALD the an
| nouncemcnt of tho mcrriage of this popular
young lady to one OF our popular young men
on January LIST. Mr. Edgar, true to his word,
delivered to her the dishes, valued at about
$50. The next time he means to find out
whether the lady is engaged before he makes
any more such promises
Last night the W. r. c. installed its officers
Tor the ensuing year as follows: President,
Mrs. L. c. Jones; senior vice president. Mrs. G..
W Moore; junior vice president, Mrs. Frank
Fly; chaplain, Mrs. c. Nash conductor, Mrs.
W. II. Moran; assistant conductor. Mrs. Geo.
Taylor, guard, Mrs Daisy sherrard; assistant
George Huntington; treasurer, Mrs. Alice
Young. After the installation exercises were
over the lad es spread lunch most enjoy
Mr.. !. N. Rafferty, one of the horticultural
commissioners, after making careful examina-
ton OF the Australian lady bugs meth DDS, says
that il an old grain bag is fastened in the
crotch OF fruit tree the insect will find q
hiding place in it, where il will be sheltered
and live through the winter and be ready for
bugs he only found them where an odd grain
bag was left in the fork OF tree, end nowhere
else.
Mr.. L. O. Breeder, of the s p depot, reports
the fall of 65-100 OF an inch OF rain from last
night up to o'clock this morning. Mr.. NJ. J.
Bundy, OF Tustin, reports l; Al of an inch up to
noon today. The rain has been falling nearly
all day but not very fast.
A. J. Lawton, living on North French street.
reports that about seven or eight hobos held
high carnival around his house last night
about 9 o. clock. They kicked at the back
door and cursed and swore because Mr. Law
ton would not let them go into his barn and
sleep on the hay. Some OF them were quite
demonstratye. Mr.. Lawton could not leave
the house for an officer, fearing the tramps
would break in during his absence; neither
could he get to a neighbours to send word.
The tramps carried on like beasts for some
time and finally lett.
Teachers certificates were issued last Mon
day to the following teachers: Roy Young,
Mary +. Holt, NJ. Leona Browning, Jessie Haw-
kins, Bette L. Smith, Henry Rerr, Lidia Crook
shank; Orabel Chiffon Elmer E. Nichol, Lizzie
MeFadden, Ella Anderson, lydia Rhodes Ella
Wood, Nation Conley, Agnes Slowell Lizzie
Morrison, Josephine Alexander, June NJ. Eos
Ter, May f9stsr, Daisy Cora Reeves
Proi W. X. Carpenter OF theFullerton schools
was in our city today.
The Orange County Teachers association
VIII meet in Santa Ana high school building
Saturday, January 18th President c. H.
Keyes and Charles Kunon of TIL troop university
at Pasadena will be present. A fl ne programme
has been arranged for tue meeting.
"A marriage incense was issued today TO An
drew Ipsen, aged ID, and Christina Schmidt
aged 23. Both parties live at Placentia.
Ransom Reed has sold to Joseph Nusbaumer
six acres of land for $40
The Citizens bank OF Anaheim fled its an
nual statement with the recorder for record.
showing the bank to be in excellent condition
up to January 2, 1895.
a Mexican named Rosino Niebles who
had stolen watch and number of other
things in Santa Barbara. was arrested in this
city esterday by Marshall Curtice, a constable
from that town, who took him away today
The regular meeting OF IIermosa chapter No.
105 will be held next Monday night for work
in the degrees.
Walter More and his bride returned last even
ing from their wedding trip to San Diego and
Coronado.
The funeral OF Mrs Blackmore will take
place today at l 80 at the residence, north OF
Tustin.