The herald., 1897-01-14
REDLANDS.
Well Borers Rewarded With Plenty Of
Water-Personal Notes.

| REDLANDS, Jan. 12.-Renwick &
Gausner have finished we'll for Daniel
Maddell on Stuart avenue east of Sew
enth street. The we'll Is 40 feet deep
and there is sixty-five feet Of water in
| it, Water was first struck at depth of
100 feet week's time was required to
drill the WE'LL
A surveying party. composed of city
Engineer Lum, j. Banks. ]. H. Fisher,
Benz. Pearson and d. w. Conklin, were
to have started yesterday morning for
: Bear creek in the interests of the Elec-
trio Light company, but have thus far
been detained by the weather 1t is
understood that they will survey for
pipe line from F. e. Browns proposed
dam to the Redlands Electric Light
companys power house.
VIM. D. Williams has commenced the
erection of a house on Lugona Heights
M. r. Gay is about to put up a fine
barn.
Born, in Redlands, January II, to the
wife of /. Ford, son.
j. A. Eldridge, who has BEEN danger
ously III with malarial fever, is consid-
cred out of danger.
Fl. Fl. Daniels has sold for S. B. Nor
ris to Fred B. Howard five acres of full
bearing navels on Palm avenue; consid-
Grafton, $5500
Chas. II. Wolcott, who has just arrived
with his family and car of household
goods from Kewanee, ILL.,, has purchased
four and a half acres on Cypress avenue
for $4,000, through H. H. Daniels, agent.
At 7:15 last night Jennie Marie Holm
quist was married to Nelson Jacobson
at the home of Thomas Carroll on Olive
avenue by the Rev. DR.. Easter, rector
of Trinity Episcopal church.
Miss Lena Dague was bridesmaid and
Ernest Frenzell best man. An elaborate
wedding supper was served after the
ceremony, none but imme dfate friends
and relatives being present. The pres
ents were numerous, costly and useful
The bride Is a cousin of Mrs. Thomas
Carroll, and the groom is the owner of
an orange ranch in East Highlands. On
which he has just completed a fine resi-
dience, and whittier NE drove last night
with his bride, where they will at once
commence housekeeping.
Notwithstanding the rain about six
teen members of the Y M. c. A. For
ward Movement committee appeared
last night at the Auditorium, where dur
ing an excellent supper provided by
Mrs. ]. L. Speares, Mrs. X. C. Wells,
Mrs. H. K. Pratt and others of the
Ladies' auxiliary, short speeches were
Pratt, K. c. Wells. Attorney c. F. Bailey
and others concerning the esprit de
corps of the association.
A. T. Gannt and Louis Dorr took the
initiatory degree in Redaands 1. o. o. F.
last night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. McMuMin enter
tained Rev. and Mrs. E. j. Inwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Jacobs and Mrs.
l.. A. bingham to tea last night at their
home on Fourth street.
John Biggerstaff is here from Rands-
burg today.
j. Coleman is a Redlands visitor from
Etiwanda.
r Haverty has purchased horse,
with which he will start to Randsbrr:y,
tomorrow, the weather permitting.
Miss Stilwell, the atist, returned last
night from her holiday trip to Los An
geles
Lewis Deins, general agent of the
National BUILDING ard Loan association
or Southern California, spent Sunday
with Mrs j. II. Nichols. He received a
telegram from his home in Pomona that
his child was not expe tied to live. Mrs.
j. II. Nichols left this afternoon for
Pomona.
George Hahn, the Moreno stage driver
had wet ride over today. He reports
lots of water at Moreno
H. c. Wilmot is expected home from
Les Angeles tonight
c. c. Beatty Of Foota & Beatty. is
again confined with three carbuncles on
the back of his neck
w. II. Crosby, former proprietor of the
Ferracina hotel and an extensive prop
erty owner in Redlands, is here on a
two weeks visit
H. II. Sinclair A. G. Hubbard and E.
H. Spoor spent the day in Los Angeles
u. n. Sterling of Los Angeles is in
this city today.
Mr.. Kiefhaber, uncle of l.. E. Kief-
haber, clerk for the Newport Lumber
company, is here from Westminster on
visit.
]. c. Bingham has just let the contract
for an addition to his residence on So
nora street.
Abrahamson and Daniellson are doing
considerable stone gutter work for prop
erty owners on East Cypress avenue.