The herald., 1895-06-09
SANTA ANA
Some Pleasant Social Functions-A Sad
Story

SAINT ANA, June s.-Miss Lela Man
sur last night entertained the Junior class
of the high school at her home on the
corner of Main street and Washington
avenue. with pantomime party. About
twenty-five or thirty of the class we re
present and enjoyed the evening.
Frank Monaghan entertained the senior
class OF the high school at his home on
Main street last night and as usual they
had grand time Ilaying games. par
taking OF refreshments and talking Of
their graduation.
Your reporter came across rather pit
liable character yesterday. 1t was an old
crippled man named Glenn who had evil
IDENTITY seen better days. He had heen
living in Wyoming and had relatives liv-
ing in Salinas, who wrote the old gem
tleman to come to Salinas and they would
take care of him. The old gentleman
scraped up all the money he could and
bought ticket to Salinas and when he
got there he found that his relatives had
gone to Orange county. Mr.. Glenn was
thoroughly nonplussed and was ready
to give up but some friends helped i'm
and got him ticket to Santa Ana were
he expected to find his relatives. On
reaching this city he commenced a search
for his relatives and after a fruitie IS
effort of whole day with nothing to
eat, we provided for his supper and
breakfast and dinner next day. The old
man, thoroughly discouraged came to us
and said if he could get to Santa Barbara
he could be taken care of until he was
able to help himself. He was indeed a
pitiable sight. without money or friend S
and cold world staring him in
the face We took him to the chairman
of the board of supervisors and laid the
case before him and he furnished him
with lodging and supper and breakfast
The old gentleman with tears in his
eyes expressed his appr eciation for as
sistance and departed.
Jimmy Trew opened his bowln alley
tonight with fair prospect of doing a
good business. and said he must have
The Herald or things wouldn't go right.
Lee.Goff. the grocer, is at work straight
ening up his grocery accounts prepara-
tory to taking his departure for San Pc
dro, Honduras, where he goes with the
expectation of engaging in business.
A marriage license was issued today to
Ambrosia Valenzuela. aged 80. and Pied
Rivera, aged %, both parties Of San Juan.
R. j. Northom sold to D. NJ. Cate five
acres in section 5, 7. g. II. 10. for S375.
Albert Deblcks sold to A. S. Bradford
LOT 3, block D, of the Kraemer tract, con-
tanning twenty acres. for $500.
Orvilla 4. Utt sold to j. Z. Sheldon a
strip of land 132 feet by $50 feet, being a
piece OF the land formerly known as block
8 Of Ricis' addition, Tor $1,000.
II. RiChtes OF San Francisco will in "a
few days open cigar factory in this
city. He will occupy the rom next tc
the bicycle store OF Wright Bundy
on Fourth street.
There will be no services in the Metho.
dist Episcopal church, south, tomorrow
Sunday neither mo-ning nor evening.
The pastor, Rev. r. A. Roland. is in
Los Angeles attending the Methodist
Episcopal church. south. convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Fife went to San
Diego tonight to spend Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Keller.
Charles Arkland was a passenger to Los
Angeles tonight to stay over Sunday.