The herald., 1895-10-04
SANTA ANA HAPPENINGS
Death OF an Old and Much Respected
Resident
Improved Railroad Service to Be Given.
Local and Personal Notes

SANTA ANA, Oct. 3.-Mr. H. O.
Fosdck of Tustin died this morning at
about clock. Mr.. Fosdick has been
aling for the past several years and at
several times has come near death s
door. His last illness was comparatively
short, being his old rouble. Bright's dis
ease. Mr.. Fosdick was an ardent Knight
Templar and very prominent citizen
os the county. His funeral will be under
thesauspices of the Masonic lodge of
which he was mem Der. on Saturday at
10 o. clock, at his late residence in Tustin.
The master has issued the following
order: Members of Santa Ana Lodge, "a,
F. and A. M. are requested 0 meet at
Masonic hall Saturday at 8 o'clock sharp
to attend the funeral of the late H enry
Osro Fosdick. The funeral will be at
tended by great many sympathizing
friends.
The funeral of the late Mrs. I. T. Col
Inns will be held at her late residence
near Orange Friday at 8 CLOCK.
The Southern Pacific company will
commence Saturday, October 5th, to run
an improved service between Santa Ana
and Los Angeles. The trians leave Santa
Ana at o'clock q. M, 1915 p. m. and AIS
pm. They arrive at Santa Ana at 10 :05
am, $40 pm. and 6: 20 pm. They will
make he run between this city and Los
Angeles in one hour and two minutes
This will accom- mt date the Santa Ana
people much better than the old time
table.
An enjoyable time was the sixth ami
versary OF the organization of the ord er
OF the Eastern Star in Santa Ana, held
last night III their beautiful hall. A
large nun Der were present and literary
and musical programme rendered. The
chapter was org tnized with thirty
charter mem hers of whom sixteen were
present last night. The mem bership
now is near the hundred marx. A fine
banquet was spread in the dining room,
around which number of lifting toasts
were propouDdsd aud responded 10.
Another carload of walnuts was shipped
from Tustin yesterday to Boston, amount
ing to over $1,000.
G. Il. Schmidt received word yesterday
that he had been successful in obtaining
pension.
of Christian Endeavor will give an ice
cream social at the home of Mr.. r. Flock
Tuesday evening, October s.
The cham Der of commerce held its an
nual meeting last night with good at
tendance. Inc following omcerS were
elected for the ensuing year: John Nc
Fadden. president; D. II. Thomas, vice.
president; J. L. Nourse, secretary; Com
merical bank, treasurer; Fred Rafferty,,
W. s. Taylor, G. A. Edgar, E. d. Waffle.
L. A. White, J. e. Bunker and e. b.
Smith, board OF directors; S. H. Finley,
A. J. Padgbam, Professor r. l.. Bisby,
James Harrison and Thomas McKeever,
finance and auditing committee. There
are iOl mBmberS now on the rolls, Pro-
lessor Bisby asked the cooperation Of the
cbamb to secure reduced rates on the
railways between this city and Anaheim
for students at Anaheim who wan. 10
attend the business college in this city.
1t was decided to Systematically advertise
the city and county in the east.
The fifth lecture of the missionary ex-
tension course. unuer the auspices OF the
Christian Endeavor society union will
be gwen in the NJ. E. church by Dr.. NJ.
G. Harris of San Francisco Friday even
ing, October A.