The herald., 1895-01-03
VENTURA.
AN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
ORGAN lied.
Business Collegs Gradustes' Reunion
Curfew Club Bsnquet-Eoo
Affairs.

VENTURA, Jan. 2.-M isses Nell
lie Newly and Helen Kelsy. who
have been attending the normal
school at Los Angeles, are spending
their vacation at home.
number Of citizsns met last week
and organized an agricultural associs-
ton, with She following officers: F. w.
Baker, president; E. NJ. Jones, vice.
president; B. A. Sykes, secretary. 1t
will be incorporated at once under the
name OF the Ventura Agricultural asso.
citation.
On Thursday evening Of last week WAS
held the annual reunion of the scholars
and graduates of the Ventura Buainess
college. An interesting programme had
been repaired. consisting OF literary and
musical selections, followed by q stere-
opticon entertainment.
Miss Daisy Burkhart of Colorado and
Frank L Reynolds of Los Angeles were
married January 1st, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. on Oak street.
DR.. James Arneill OF Loe Angeles ia
spending the holidays with his mot her,
sisters and brothers, at Springvills.
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dino, Thursday, with Frank Campbell, u
member OF the Salvation army who has
recently been adiudged insane
The Woman's auxiliary Of the Y. M.
G. A. rendered Nav Years reception
last evening, from 1880 to 10, to the
young men OF Ventura and their friends.
A programme had been arranged and,
altogether, very enjoyable evening was
npent.
Mrs. T. H. Joue7 was euddenly called
to Riverside saturday by the illness of
her daughter.
Mr.. and Mre. w. r. H. Weldon have
returned from visit to Santa Barbara.
On New Years eve the fremen gave a
ball at Armory hall. The hall was dec
GRATED with flowers, eyergreens. hos g
carts, buckets and ladders. All preseu t
seemed to enjoy themselves. and the
event was unquestionably success.
E. s. Hall left on Wednesday for
Bakersfield, where he will remain for
| several days on business.
The event Of the season was the Sec
on0 annual banquet given by the Curtew
club, at the Rose hotel, on last evening.
This club, which is composed OF the
| prominent business men Of the town,
has for one of it's objects the promotion
of sociabiity. and at the opening OF
each season gives banquet for the
members and ladies. The committee
in charge had done everything in its
power to make the evening a success.
The programme prepared was as fol-
| lows:
Adore ssF. W Ewing.
| SolO-Miss Edith Boneste
| Seleotion-T 0. Toland
instrumental tolo-Miss Belle Blackstock
Recilation-Mrs Ella Nickel
| So.o-Miss Bera Day.
The repast, consisting of the most
toothsome viands, was followed by g
number OF toasts and responses: The
New Year. Hon. Orestes Orr; The Cur
few Club, Prof. 2. W. Kaufman; Clubs
and Societies, Rev. W. G. Mills; The
White Necktie, G. d. Bonestel; The La.
dies. +. w. Baker; "reminiscences, DIR.
G. L Bard.
Those present we're as follows: Mines.
Ewing, Collins, Blackstock. Baker. Don.
ovan, Doulan, Sturgis, Adams, Charlie
bols. Bonestsl. Chrismsn, Orr. Nickel
barnes, Yates, Love. kaufman, Sifford
Hlrschfeloer, Shillingsburg and Harz.
ieid Misses Hyer, Day, New by. Bone
stel, bisckatock, snburg. Tate, Drucker
Walton. Besnick, Mcdonnell and Wand
ever; Messrs. Collins, Blaoketock. Baker
Ewing, Donlon. Sturgis. Donovan
Adams. Bonestel. Charlebois. Chris.
man. Nickel, Orr. Barnes, Yates, Love
kaufman, Hirsohfeldsr, Schillngs burg
Harzfeld, Camarillo, Chsffie, Black.
stock, Sexton, Staile, Mason, Melon
nell, Shumate, Sheridan, DAILY, MORT
SOD, Toland and Williams.
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