The herald., 1897-03-14

| from Chicago, has been engaged to be
| present on the occasion.
| ". Hammes of Anaheim leased a car,
| loaded 1t with horses and farming i'm
| plements, and started for Greenville.
Iowa, last Thursday His family fol-
| lows him In a few days. They may
probably return to this state to reside.
II. T. Reilly, who lives on Santa Clara
avenue, sprained his right ankle some
wseks since. He Is now able to walk
with crutch. but some months may be
| required to restore him perfectly.
John Baum and family and Miss
Katie Bruegman of st. Louis are visit
| ing in Anahem.
The cabbage growers of Placentia are
| at lcggerheads with each other. They
! first voted to market their product
| through the American Fruit Growers
association. and afterward some en-
deavored to change to the Earl Fruit
| company.
Niws from the various barley sections
| ct Grange county is that the present
crop will far exceed all previous SOW
inss in quantity. and that the quality
| promises to be good.
Miss Hattie Baker, local reporter for
! the Santa Ana Standard, left for Los
Angeles this morning, to be absent sew
| eral days.
Jacob Weber of Orange died yesterday
| of bronchitis Mr.. Weber was 61 years
OF age. Funeral services will be held
| in the NJ E. church of Orange at II a.
| M. tomorrow, and interment be had
| In Santa Ana cemetery.
The concert rendered by local talent
| in Unity church last evening was a
pronounced success. Every performer
was perfect in his or her part, and every
| number of the program was enthusias-
tically encored. The performance was
given for the benefit Of Mr.. Cochran, di-
raotnr nf the TTnftV choir whn ha g haap
| called east by the sickness of his father.
The proceedings of the Unity club last
| evening were, on account of the concert,
very short, but very interesting Miss
| Rhodebeck's paper on Clifford Pin
chon's Life was fine production, and
was supplemented by several papers by
other lady members.
WESTMINSTER
7. B. Goodnight and wife will leave
Monday for Azusa, visiting relations.
William Yeo is proposing to remove his
stock of goods into the Harris building.
Mrs. John Davis. who has been very
| i'll of la grippe. is now convalescing.
Several parties are on the qui vive for
the postmastership here.
This weeks shipments cleared out the
entire celery crop, with the exception Of
the late green-top variety The ship
ments have been heavy and the prices
remunerative.
John Lassing is expected home from
the east soon, having been engaged in
the interest of the California Celery
company.
Ed Larter has assumed his duties as
field assessor.
Mr.. Maxwell. formerly Of this place,
now of San Pedro, is visiting George
Waters family.
Mr.. Durkee of Rincon was in this
place this week, purchasing cattle.
Although much of the land is very
moist yet, many acres of beets are being
sowed.
Miss Ella Dollard returned to her home
in Norwalk last Thursday.
Corn planting has been commenced by
some Of our upland farmers.
Mrs. w. 8. Abbott was treated to a
surprise party by many friends Thurs
day evening last.
Mrs. Anderson of Los Angeles is Wis
iting in Westminster being the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Flower.
Halle Call, while chopping wood.
struck his foot with the ak, inflicting
wound which incapacitates him from
duty for awhile.