The herald., 1897-02-18
ORANGE COUNTY
Philharmonic Club Concert-Orange and Cell
erv Shipmen nts Notes

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Philharmonic Club Concert-Orange and Cell
erv Shipments Notes
SANTA ANA, Feb 1.-THE first con-
cert of the Orange Philharmonic club,
given in Orange in Rochester hall last
evening, was in all respects satisfactory
A large and appreciative audience at
tended, many going down from this city.
This club is of very recent organiza ton,
composed entirely of local talent, and if
it continues to make the progress which
1t has done, will soon take rank with the
best.
August Bergeman, son of F. W. E.
Bergeman of Orange, aged 25 years, died
OF typhoid fever at the residence of his
father yestesday. Funeral services
will be held at the German Lutheran
church in Orange at p. m on the 18th
instant
Mrs. Grace Henderson Mathewson, a
pupil of Eduardo Mario (musician of
the Italian court and knight of the order
of the crown Of Italy) is to reside in
santa Ana and open school for voice
culture and class Instructions
Orange packing at Also is being
rushed. Mr. Thomas has shipped three
car loads this week and expects to send
four more
The shipments of celery will soon
cease. There remains only about forty
or fifty car loads yet to be handled.
This is about one-sxth of Orange coun-
tvs total shipments.
Yesterday team belonging to Henry
Adams ran away and dashed into the
south end of the lumber room Of the j.
NJ Griffith company's mill. Fortunate
ly there are no damages except the
splintered boards of the lumber room
Born, at Garden Grove on Sunday last.
the first child. boy, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Zavits
Last evening, at Garden Grove, at the
residence of Jno. r. White, a reception
was held in honor of the Baptist minis
ter.
Messrs. l.. A. Mendelsohn and Jesus
Aguilar of Capistrano are in this city to-
day.
Ellis & Cunningham. painters and pa
per hangers, have dissolved partner-
ship, Ellis having purchased Cunning
hams interest and continuing the busi-
ness at the old stand, No. Ais Main street
L. Levi of the Red Front store left
today on the steamer Mexico at Newport
Beach for San Francisco on business
connected with his house.
Jesus Aguilar, through his attorney,
L. A. Mendelsohn, today filed applica-
tion to become administrator of the es-
tate of his father, Antonio G. Aguilar.
deceased
The work of paving Fourth street
opposite the courthouse is being pushed
with vigor Mr.. Tolle has laid the rail-
way track and the concrete foundation
is well under way. Today, though low
ering clouds threaten an interference
which may prolong the work indefi-
nitely.
The sale of the cottage on the corner
of Hickey and Parton streets to Prof.
Pierce was through the nf
Sare.
Robert Graham of Santa Ana's police
force Is circulating a petition to have
his name placed on the municipal ticket
as candidate for city marshal.
Max Posener left this afternoon for
San Francisco on a business excursion.
Tom Raymond died in Los Angeles at
2 a. m. today. Clarence Parker of this
city and another friend of Mr. Raymond
left Immediately to take charge of the
remains and superintend preparations.
His remains will be brought to Santa
Ana for interment.
This afternoon Marshal Curtice was
called on to go to the northern part of
the city and arrest some parties of the
hobo order. They were found encamp-
ed on the bank of the Santiago and were
the five who, having served out a SEN
tence here, were released yesterday.
Reports state that they raided hen
roosts of the citizens of that locality last
night, appropriating about two dozen
good nice chickens. They are again
peeping through the bars.
Informa ton from Capistrano is that
petty thievery is becoming very frequent
there. Chickens, oranges, milk etc,
are being constantly missed. No one
has as yet been detected, but soon may
be, as vigilante is on the qui vive daily
with loaded shotgun.