The herald., 1897-02-21
ORANGE COUNTY
High School Students to Give a Dancing Party.
General Notes

ucnerat NOteS
SANTA ANA, Feb. 20.-Mrs. Attalie
Griffin, instructress in dancing, has one
class composed entirely of high school
students, known as the York club, which
will on the goth entertain it's friends in
Neill's hall in 4 social dance.
Mrs. Ludwig Thomas left last evening
for San Diego on a health excursion.
Precipitation by the present storm is
$50 inches. making the total for the
season H. 95 inches.
In the superior court today the case
Of Henry, charged with attempt to muir
der, a demurrer to the information was
sustained and leave to file new informa-
tion granted.
WESTMINSTER NOTES.
Miss Nellie Adams Of Norwalk was
the guest of c. w. Baker and wife Sun
day last.
Farmers on the uplands are plowing
and narrowing preparatory for the
planting of corn and potatoes, of which
a large planting will be made.
Mrs. w. w. Baker visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs Lowering, of Orangethorpe,
last Sunday
William Cormelly, who Is a black
smith of Anaheim, was in this burg
Monday last attending to business. He
City of Mexico soon with the view of
making his permanent residence there.
Sydney McKelvey of Garden Grove
has been appointed justice Of the peace
for Westminster township vice Mr..
Lane, deceased.
Miss Evelyn Penhall is in Anaheim,
the guest of Mrs. Hank Slough.
Jacob Walton was in Los Angeles this
week on business connected with the
Farmers cannery.
| The Epworth League gives social
| at the NJ. E. parsonage Monday evening.
Alonzo Morrison has recently lost
three head of cattle and has others sick
| with black leg.
Mrs. Mosely, former resident OF
| Westminster, was married in San Diego
last week to Mr.. Norton oe the same city.
Fred Mallett and Joe Mafford, the
peat land ball players, on Sunday play
ed with the Anaheim team against the
| Olive team, and helped much to score
the victory in favor Of the mother col
| ony.
| The Australian salt bush, which is
claimed to be equal to alfalfa as forage
| plant, and which grows on land heavily
| charged with alkali. will be given an
| other trial this season by many dairy
men. A small acreage was planted tc
| this bush last year, but owing to the dry
season but little result was obtained.
| A great quantity of potatoes for plant
| ing has been sent from Westminster
| this week.
| Placentia cabbage growers are nov
| receiving bids for their years crop
| which Is large one of choice quality.
Orange shipping is now well unde1
way, and as the season opened early tht
last of the crop will be shipped nearly {
month earlier than that of last year.
FULLERTON.
Fullerton oranges are selling highe
| than those of any other part of Orang'
county, bringing as high price as tn,
best Riverside and Redlands oranges.
The shipment from Fullerton for on
day Of this week were as follows: Thre
carloads of oranges, one of hay, one o
sweet potatoes. one of wood and one o
general merchandise.
C. N. Welton of Richmond, Va, ac
companied by his family, spent the weel
in this place with his brother, G. w
Welton.
carload of Washington navels from
Placentia was shipped to f. B. Sande
er $1.5 per box.
Mr.. Starbuck will soon begin the erec
tion of neat cottage on Commonwealth
avenue.
Mr.. Davis, the station agent, has com
pleted and moved into handsome cot
cage.
Various rumors are afoat as to an
other weekly paper being started il
Fullerton. Editor Johnson of TIL
Tribune says that opposition will b
welcome, but cannot last long.
Gus Hunsen has returned from a bust
ness trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Sansinena shipped eight car
/ loads of wool to San Francisco this weel
The Presbyterians are now hodin
services every Sunday in McDermon'
hall