The herald., 1895-06-06
SANTA ANA
A Pleasant Wcdding-Thc Belt Line Editor
in Town

IN Town
SANTA ANA, June "a very pleas
ant wedding took place last evening at
| the residence of the bride s mother, Mrs.
, NJ. Musseman, at Westminster. Rev. w.
b. Burrows of the Episcopal church OF
this city o1ciated. The contracting
parties were Mr. George W. Macka and
Miss Irene NJ. Musselman, the postmiss-
tress of Westminster. The marriage took
place in the Congregation Al church. The
bride and groom stood under al arch CT
cypress nicely arranged and decorated
with flowers. The wedding patry ana a
few friends partook OF bountilul weu :
ding supper at the residence of the bride 8
mother, where social conversation ana
laugh ter iegned until q late hour. The
happy couple will reside in Westminster.
Next Friday night at about 9 O'Clock
will be the highest tide OF the season ana
the highest for several years. The tide
will be over seven feet. The low tide
that follows at about O'Clock in the
morning will be the lowest of the season
and will be about y inches lower than
for several years. There will perhaps be
several parties formed to go to Newport
and take in the sights.
Ii will be remembered that few
months ago Mrs Howard Thompson had
a fine span OF horses at Garden Grove to
be ratlied off for her benefit. The horses
were about all that was left her when her
husband died. The tickets sold at ". 90.
The drawing took place last night and n.
Galbraith of Santa Ana held the lucky
ber, getting the team tor 81 1t
is fine team. worth about $3.50.
The Checker club was entertained last
night by r. Q. Wickham, one of the
club. About sixteen OF the members e5 70 rs
were present. The prize was awarded to
J. II. Adams. A fine lunch was served
and ovia good time was the result.
There will be no services next sunday
morning, nor evening. The pastor will
be attending the district conference in
Los Angeles.
Professor d. r. Wood, teacher of
science, received telegram this morning
from the school board of Stockton, max
ing HIM an offer OF $1,000 per year to
teach science in the Stockton schools.
The school board of this city thought 1t
best not to pay SO much. and Informed
the professor that they could not afford
to pay any more than the old salary OF
$50 Per month OF nine and one-half
months. Professor Woods telegraphed his
acceptance back to the Stockton school
board. He will depart for his new field
about August 1st.
William II. Carlson. mayor of San Diego,
was in our city today on business. Mr..
Carlson is editor and proprietor OF tie
bdHtd Aha IL tS auu otASk BoPSio Va
Southern California.
Mrs. NJ. Weinbigler, on State street, is
lying seriously i'll at her home. Her son
Theodore. of Bakersfield, and her daught-
er Mrs. Cake, of Arizona, have been tele-
graphed for. Mrs. Cake arrived this
morning. and her son is expected this
evening.
i contest was held tonight in Neill's
hall. The subject was Equal Suffrage
The speakers were ]. A. Hankev Mrs.
Helen F. Powers, Mrs. Carrie W. Shell
ton, Miss Eva Cole. Major C. s. Nickel
vey and f. E. keech.
Miss Mary Spurge N and Miss Mabel
Wilmer entertained the senior class of the
high school last night at the house of
Granville Spurgeon. Refreshments were
served and an enjoyable time was spent
by the class.
David kuffie returned yesterday from
a two-months' visit up north to Dutch
Flat, where his son is preaching.
Miss Katherine Barnett, who has been
visiting in San Bernardino, returned last
night.
Mr.. Conrad of Anaheim is said to be
contemplating the opening of saloon in
this city.
Walter Stafford, with his mother, Mrs.
r. J. Blee, returned from Stanford uni
versity.
+. J. Inwood OF Redlands. f. D. Mat
thews of Cotton and c. A. Westenburg of
San Bernardino are attending the confer.
ence at Garden Grove.