The herald., 1895-06-13
SANTA ANA
Mysterious Young Woman in Town-Other
Events

Mysterious Young Woman in Town-Other
Events
SANTA ANA, June 12.-The myster-
ious disappearance Of Miss Nettie Gruber
of East Los Angeles few days ago
caused the officers of this city to keep
sharp lookout for every clue that might
throw any light on the affair. A young
lady was in this city yesterday that an
swered the des cripion CT Miss Gruber
and on attempting to find out her name
she made the remark that when we
found out her name we would know it."
She bought ticket from this city to Or,
ange, and since has been seen by your
reporter this evening at the Santa Fe
depot. She took a train north.
sThe l.. l.. A. held their annual election
of officers yesterday, resulting as follows:
J. Z. Morse, president: G. Hugh Smith.
vice president; p. L. Brock, recording sec
retary; Fred Bennett, corresponding sec
Ietary: Ben Macomber, treasurer Homer
Ames, sargeant-at.arms: S. r. Ipsley, dis
trict attorney: II. W. Mcintyre. Janitor
The following delegates were chosen for
the convention to be held at Downey,
June 10Th. next Saturday; W. II. Hill,
Frank Monaghan, Il. Marks, c. Swope,
Joseph Goldsmith. Il. Balcom, Willsie
Martin, John Nourse and Robert Watt.
+. o. Daniels will be one of the judges of
the oratorical contest at Downey.
Mrs. Cora A. Ellington, aged 20 years,
was shipped to Santa Barbara today.
Mr.M. s.Winbigler diedt last night. aged
53 Funeral will take place at the Main
street lie. church tomorrow, Thursday,
at 10 am.
A marrige license was issued this fore
noon to Jacob A.Cole, aged 22, and Emma
M. Potts, agedt Is. both parties of Los An
geles. Tn couple went to the Richmond
and sent for Judge &. L. Freeman. who at
high noon. made the young couple hus
band and wife. They left for their home
in Los Angeles this afternoon.
The high school class day exercises at
French's opera house this afternoon were
well attended, the large auditorium be-
ing filed with parents and visitors. The
exercises were opened by the amateur or
chestia before the class appeared on the
stage. The first thing heard Of the class
was their class vel! Ia class is no good
without .yell). The programme was
gone through without a mistaKe, and to
say the least it was interesting all the
way through. And the orchestra added
much to the afternoons enjoyment by
their sweet music. The class Just gradu
ating has bright future before them.
and will all make their mark in the
world.
A special. l.meeting will be held by Santa
Ana Lodge, No. 24l, +. e. A. NJ. Thurs
day (tomorrow), June 13. for the pur-
pose OF comforting the first degree of Ma
sonry. f. +. Hewitt, W. NJ; d. f. Jones,
secretary.
Miss Clara Garnsey entertained a num-
Der of her friends last night at games
ana light refreshments.
c. +. Durfee returned last night from
his eastern trip, where he was delegate
to the supreme tent, X. o. 7. NJ, at Port
Huron. Mich.
Tue suit against company F for targ't
shooting .near Brannar's house WILL be
contested to the end.
Mrs. Il. c. Higbie OF Los Angeles is
visiting her parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Congdon are visiting
friends and relatives in San BernardinO
for few days.
Mis- Sarah Watkins. OF Burnett Wash,
is in this city, visiting her sister, Mrs.
M. l.. Lane.
J. Phil Percival of Los Angeles was in
our city today on business.
Miss Ethel Spears of Los Angeles is
visiting relatives in this city.