The herald., 1897-03-07
ORANGE COUNTY
The County Recorders Traveis-Psrsonal and
Social Notes

The County Recorders Travels-Psrsonal and
Social Notes
SANTA ANA, March 6.-W. M. Scott,
county recorder, to whom the supervis-
ors gave a 30-day leave of absence, re-
turned last evening from an extended
excursion east, through Wichita, Kan,
where he attended the convention of the
Fraternal Aid association; Wisconsin.
his old eastern home, and Chicago,
where he went to see a city. Recorder
Scott returns covered with the honors
of vice presidency of the Fraternal Aid.
Buyers of oranges are now offering 81
per box for Mediterraneans on the tree
at Tustin. ]. S. Rice of that place gave
the experience of small Tustin orange
grower, for whose orange crop q buyer
offered lump price of S60 This offer
the rancher refused, stating that he
would accept 500. This the buyer re-
fused to pay and the producer gathered,
packed and marketed his crop and real
ized $270. just s210 more than the buyer
offered to pay.
Hon. Charles Barlow. congressman
elect for the Sixth district, whose wife is
a sister of Mrs. J. S. Rice of Tustin, ar
rived in Tustin today, where he and his
wife will spend today and tonight with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice. Mr.. Barlow Is on
Ills way " w dSHlHS Cltys III CARCtEi-
tion of a special session. He will leave
Tustin tomorrow.
Mrs. S. H. Prebble, who has been seri
ously i'll since the death of her husband,
has so far convalesced as to be able to
take short buggy excursions, the first
of which she took yesterday.
c. B. Turner, lls-Fargo messenger
from Santa Ana to Los Angeles. who has
been Ill, was yesterday pronounced to
ha hif CiCl<
Misses Alma Marquis and Mary OFT
entertained a number Of young friends
at the home of Miss OFT on North Main
street last evening. The occasion was
in honor of Miss Rena Collins. who has
just returned from Los Angeles.
Ralph L. Criswell, a South Nebraska
editor. is in the city. He is touring
Southern California with view of To-
eating and establishing a newspaper.
He will go from this city to Riverside.
w. G. Cressy instituted lodge of the
Woodmen of the World in this city on
Thursday evening last The following
officers were installed Consul comman-
der. Lynn L. Shaw; adviser lieutenant,
r. L. Hoffman; banker, Charles e. Tay-
lor: clerk, F. w. Mansur; escort. L. +.
Rogers; watchman, H. Sutton; sentry,
Ed Tarbell; managerial. j. Padgham,
c. D. Ball and ]. B. Cook.
Rainfall in Santa Ana in last twelve
hours so of an inch, making total for the
season 13 inches.
Edward Woodman Of Fallbrook, San
Diego county, was yesterday licensed
to wed Miss Minnie Brady of Garden
Grove.
Miss Grace Horton Is visiting her
mother in Whittier.
WESTMINSTER.
Miss Clara Finley has been visiting
relatives in Los Angeles.
William Yost of Santa Ana paid West
Minister a business visit this week.
Miss Ella Dollapd Of Norwalk Is Wis
iting her sister In this place this week.
John Sphley of Long Beach came
over on a wheel on THURSDAY He says
the seaside town Is very dull.
Miss Clara Finley is in San Diego VS.
iting relatives.
Mr.. Duckworth of Garden Grove ar
rived home on Wednesday from Wich-
ita. Kan, where he went as delegate
to the national Fraternal Aid conven-
ton.
David Grimes had a horse stolen on
Thursday last. The animal was traced
TO Santa Ana, but the Shelves were not
apprehended. This is the second horse
recently stolen in this vicinity.
The following delegates have been
chosen to attend the &1pworth League
convention March 81 and April next: