The herald., 1895-12-29
HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
A Wind From Riverside Raises q Big
Dust
1t is Di agreeable. but No Frost Is Feared
While the Wini Blows Wildly.
N. VS. Notes

:>ANTl ANA, Dec. %. The wind camel
down fton Riverside this afternoon like
roaring lion, sweeping the dust from the
$ re.ls, and depositing it among the goods
of the mercna and in the snug homes.
Tue wind blew over the projecting wall
of the Tust,c bank building this afternoon
The hr ok falling on the roof and crushing
throug it to the second story floor.
F. o. Bailey of Poiamlr mountain. was
in town tod ~ on his way to Lon. Beach,
AID brought some wonderful apples from
Mr.. Cleaves' orchard, a mile or more above3
sea level.
Notices are posted in prominent place
giving notice of the expected freeze OF
Sunday nieht. Orange growers will takX
precautions. hut are not alarmed while thq
wild north wind blows.
The oy -ter industry promises to he Quitet
an important one in Orange county. Some
yeas ago there were some beds at Bolss
Chico plan ed wi h hne eastern oysters,
and now they are h ,rvestng "blus pDnts''
said to be as fine as the best eastern vari.
eli y.
Ju lge Nc 10y gives the informatio that
| the owners of the oyster plant propose N
give the people of Westminster an oppor
| tunitv to sample their goods, and h I'VE
| fixed upon the school house hall, West
January LIST the time for he oyster
| supper. general invitation is extended.
The people OF Westminster emf Eyed q
concert of home talent last evening, with
which thew were very much pleased.
| The Fores ers of Amaric a. court 30, last
night elected the following officers for
1896: G. + Durfee. g. r.; J G johnson,
:. c r.; W n. Grab I'M, f. S; J. w.
Towner, treasurer; Lonis Weiss, Il. Is 8.
! Miller W.. ri Ward, S: b.; Miller,
| j. W; Fred Cnnmings, J. B J. P. BOYD. 1
physician; A Rowley, druggist: J Grind
bach and A A Stewart, trustees. -
The Office of f. E. Perhon. superin..
ent of ciiy schools. was raided Thu
| Last The parties making the raid
Handsomely upholstered Office chair
signed The n n nm ~ to statement sav
what they thou iht OF him. The signers.
were mostly teacrers.
The 2 mon h4-old son of Ludwig Never
died 'odsv in Orange nd will he buried
the 23th from the German Lutheran
| chu ch ut that place.
A. r ,berts, aged 80 years, died in Tus-
TIN tod ~ at the re ,idence of his s,n.in-I aw,
G. w 5 ewart, of old age. Funeral Sun.
dsy from the residence of G. w. Stewart
at2 pm.
The Young Mems Christian union is an
| ticipating rara treat in tho coming OF
Benjamin c. Chaplin next Monday evening
G. Peters AID wife have gone to Lo |.
|
| Mi - Louise Beiin of Los Angeles is visn
ting vita the family of Frank Eye of NORTH
| Main street.
Mr.. Martin of Tao ,ma, Wash, is visiting
Auditor j. ii. Hall. He goes to Los Angeles
! toby.
Mrs. j. D. NJ lis has gone to Whittier to
attend the funeral of her brother-iI-law, j.
l. Horton, whose remains were shipped
| there from Colusa for interment.
The shooting by 80 GUN clubs of Santa
Ana, Riverside ~ Angeles January
| 1st pro mis- sery interesting Fair.
A ptiz of "A nice plum of itself.
And the Is the cup. YOU know, when
| the = sizes shoot rs want it.
| ar port and sherry wines at rs
W per gallon. L. Vache IL Co., Com.
al and Alameda streets. Telephone
%.
Call tel. 243 for ambulance. Kregelo d
| Rreaee. Sixth ana BrOadvav