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The herald., 1897-06-11
HEMET

HEMET, June 10.-(Regular Correspond
ence.) Hemet is rapidly assuming i'm
portance as grain market. Aside from
the fact that it is centrally located in the
great grain producing San Jacinto valley,
1t will soon have in operation one of the
finest Touring mills in Southern California.
A force of carpenters and machinists
are now at work tearing down and build
ing up and changing things around gener-
ally at the old MoCool mill. The old engine
room has been torn away and taken out.
1t will be replaced by compound engine
of late manufacture and of much greater
power. The part heretofore used as a
barley mill will have the brick work raised
another story and will be extended back
for quite distance. Mr.. Bingham means
business. and from the way he is going at
the matter 1t will not be long before there
is first-class Touring mill in operation in
the valley.
Meantime w. McCool will commence at
once the construction of two warehouses
in Hemet. One will be 40 by so feet and
the other will be so by 100. Kaufman & Co.
Of San Jacinto have leased one of them and
Weber Bros. the other. This will make
Hemet quite warehouse center giving
the place four good warehouses; The
Whittier warehouse is being thoroughly
renovated and a new cement floor will be
put in. as we'll as grain elevator. Hemet
can come pretty near storing the grain
crop in the valley.
The herald., 1897-06-11
Here and There

Mrs. r. Samm and Miss Samm ex
pect to leave for Highland Springs
Lake county. about the 1st of July
La Mariposa club gave a social dane:
last evening at Illinois hall, which vas
largely attended. Dancing was enjoyed
to music furnished by the Schoneman-
Blanchard orchestra.
Mrs. John Mansfield of Figueroa street
gave a luncheon yesterday to Mrs
Preim, Mrs. Albert Russell and a few
friends from Washington, D. c. The
decorations were roses and ferns.
Fourteen members of the Current
Events section of the Ebell enjoyed &
Spanish luncheon yesterday at Sonora
Gutierrez's. After discussing the menu
the section adjourned for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wiltshire enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker and
Miss Danforth Wednesday evening, with
a box party at the Orpheum and an
elaborate supper afterward at the Cali
fornia club.
The Mills club met yesterday with
Mrs. Rose Davidson of Orange street
The meeting was particularly pleasant
and the hostess read a short biographi-
cal sketch of James Whitcomb Riley
and recited some of his poems
The herald., 1897-06-11
POMONA

POMONA. June 10.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Tomorrow evening Rev. H
Fl. Russell, superintendent of the National
Anti-saloon league, will lecture In the
Methodist church. The exercises are to be
given at s o'clock sharp.
Arrangements have been completed by
which a regularly sanctioned l.. A. w
bicycle meet will be held under the aus
pices of the Gentlemen's Driving associa-
ton of Pomona on June 10. Five events
are listed. One mile novice, one mile open
amateur. two mile lap professional. two
mile handicap amateur, and Il half mile
dash, amateur.
The Fourth Of July committee is still
determined to succeed in the giving of an
entertaining celebration.
Among the candidates for the office of
major, Seventh infantry of the First bri-
gade N. G. c., at an election to be held
In Los Angeles Saturday evening, is Lieut..
Carl ]. Ralph of Company D. Pomona.
AS result Of the water suit instituted
regarding water rights in San Dimas
canyon a fence has been built across the
road In that vicinity so as to prevent any
one from entering the canyon.
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ORANGE COUNTY

| full capacity during the evening hours,
when the industrious lawn sprinkler is at
work all over the city, Engineer Atwood
states the failing we'll is yielding larger
volume of water today than it did yester-
day, and If consumers exercise reasonable
care the shortage in water will not cause
serious Inconvenience.
| Garden Grove school, with a graduating
class Of twenty members. held its closing
| exercises today. The following interesting
program was rendered: Quartet, Home
ward Bound;" recitation, "Ill Do What
Can" Frank McKelbeg; recitation. Good
Enough" Carrie Reed; song, 1.-THE Violets."
primary room; recitation, Dolly and
Fido," Flora Sherman; recitation, 1.-THE
Old Forsaken School House." Ralph Shore,
selection from "Hiawatha," fourth grade:
1.-THE Pilgrims and Peas" Skean Moody;
trio 1.-The Birds on the Tree" flower drill,
fifth grade; recitation. "A Family Trag-
edy." Gladys Beckett; weaving. primary
pupils; recitation, "The Old Church and
the New" Georgia Grigsby: duet, ''Vaca- :
tion Time" Miss Florence Skunk and Miss
Eva Bridgeford; recitation. THE Bear
Story" Jamie Nelson; dialogue. 1.-TWO
Kinds of Fun" Horace Kimball and Rene
Wickeren; chorus of flowers. intermediate
girls recitation, Examination Time" Ed
mund Schneider; song. "Bylo Land" little
girls; recitation, Barbara Fritchie," Vio
let West; recitation, when Teacher Gets
Cross" Alice Dunn; humanum organum.
At the close of the program w. A. Beckett
| of the board Of trustees made short
speech in which he complimented teachers
and pupils on the excellent result accom-
plished.
| James r. Nourse has arrived home from
Stanford university, having graduated
with the class Of '97 Mr. Nourse will sue
ceed E. s. Wallace as Times correspond
ent at this place.
County Clerk Brock today issued mar
rlage license to Robert E. Dickinson, aged
80, and Miss Eta Ross. aged 20, both of
Los Angeles. Miss Ross is the charming
daughter of Jacob Ross ex-county asses
sor, and Mr.. Dickinson is well and favor
ably known here, having for a number of
years been employed in the dry goods
store of Reinhaus Bros.
| The Hall Safe and Lock works has field
another suit against Orange county to COL
lect money due for material used in the
new Jail.
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RIVERSIDE


spondence.) Beggs, the Perris (alleged)
court tomorrow morning.
A large number of citizens met with the
Riverside wheelmen last night to COM
plete arrangements for Fourth of July
sports and celebration. For time 1t was
thought there would be no celebration in
Riverside. but when the wheemen decided
to make field day of the Fourth business
men and citizens generally Joined with
them and the program is now good for a
big time. Company M, N. G. c., will par
ticipate. The program will be as follows:
a. M. salute; p. M, road race over
Magnolia avenue; II a. M. grand bicycle
parade; PM, sports at Athletic park, con-
sisting of bicycle races. drill by members
of Company M. and other attractions.
Cobb's Riverside Examiner team will
play the Redlands nine on the 18th at p
M. at the new Athletic park, Los Angeles
The East Riverside hotel property has
been sold to young man from Indiana
who. with his wife, is expected here soon
to take possession Of the place. 1t will be
open for hotel as soon as necessary re-
pairs can be made.
A number of tennis enthusiasts met in
the association parlors last night. and the
Y. M. c. A. Tennis club was organized with
the following officers: E. H. Gruwell.
president; H. r. Mitchell, secretary: s. ].
Castleman. treasurer; H. w. Halves and
Charlie Waite, ground committee. The new
organization voted to adopt the rules of the
Riverside Lawn Tennis club The grounds
will be put in condition al once, and the
members of the club anticipate some spir-
tied tournaments during the season.
s. H. Herrick returned today from Rialto,
where he had been experimenting the
planting of some land he owns in that
colony. He reports that the canaigre
industry has revolutionized Rialto and it's
environs. There are 300 men at work at
present planting out and gathering the
The herald., 1897-06-11
IN SOCIETY
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Mrs. w. H. Bonsall and Miss Bessie
Bonsall entertained with whist yester-
day afternoon in their hospitable home
on South Grand avenue. The rooms were
decorated with profusion Of carna-
tions, roses, ferns, sweet peas and pelar-
goniums and the hall was brilliant with
nagturtiums and Gamma. The tally cards
were of scarlet. rough paper, cut in the
shape of hearts, clubs, diamonds and
spades and lettered and ornamented
with gold. Christopher catered. The
prizes were: A cut glass olive dish, won
by Mrs. Mary S. Briggs, and porcelain
cheese plate, decorated with violets, and
awarded to Mrs. Mercer. The guests
were: Mines L. w. Blinn, Irving Blinr,
Mary Briggs, ]. ]. Byrne, Wesley Clark
Carson, Cornelius Cole, Schuyler Cole
Friesner, Charles Mcfarland, j. J. Fay
Jr,; L. c. Goodwin, Granville MacGow
an, John T. Griffith, Garngey Fred T.
Griffith, Graves, Gwynne, Gorham, Ham
ilton, Heron. Orr Haralson, Margaret
Hobbs, West Hughes, ]. M. Howard. Roy
Jones, George King, j. w. Mckinley,
Tom Lewis, Lester, H. T. Lee, ]. j. Mel
lus, Mercer, Gilbert E. Overton, Charles
Parsons, ]. E. Platter, Willoughby Rod
man, Ridgway, J. G. Scarborough, ]. S.
Slauson, Jaro Won Schmidt, T. D. Stim-
son, Ezra Stimson, Charles Silent, Tay-
lor Tyler Shirley C. Ward, Dwight
Whiting. r. M. Widney; Misses Carson,
Grace Cole, Mabel Garnsey Alyce Keen
an, Lizzie Lewis, Gwendolen Overton,
lone Parsons, Florence Silent, Spencer
and Towell.
In the evening Major and Mrs. Bon
sail and Miss Bonsall entertained other
friends also with whist. The prizes
were a Teplitz vase and Dresden choc-
olate jug for the ladies; Swiss stein
and an alligator note book for the gen
tlemen. The guests for the evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Carpenter. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Burnett Mr.. and Mrs. John
P. jackson, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Van
Nuys, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. F. Peck, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Ross Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Wiltshire, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. c.
Klokke, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Wiltshire,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Preuss, Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Will
shire, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl B. Millar, DR..
and Mrs. j. w. Jauch, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Carlos Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Stimson, Major and Mrs. w.
G. Wedemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mcfarland; Mines.
Carrie Schumacher and George Will
shire; Misses Carpenter, Klokke, Lucy
Jackson, Ruth Adams, Fannie Danforth,
Pattee, Lucille Daniel, Sada Johnson,
Gertrude johnson, Wellborn, Dorothy
Wellborn, Anne Bean, Gooding Howard;
Messrs. r. B. Dickinson. J. Teale, Hun
ter Will Wolters. Bush Hamilton of
Chino, Otto Wedemeyer, w. M. Garland,
j. M. Austin, Guy Cochran and Gooding.
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SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, June 10.-(Regular Core
spondence.) About thirty physicians from
neighboring cities are here in attendance
upon the nineteenth semi-annual conven-
ton of the Southern California Medical
society. The first session of the society was
called to order at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing In Odd Fellows hail. President George
w. Lasher, M. D., occupied the chair.
DR.. c. d. Ball, in behalf of the resident
physicians, extended welcome to the
visitors, and his address was responded to
by DR.. H. G. Brainerd of Los Angeles.
In the afternoon President Lasher de-
livered his annual address, which was fol-
lowed by a paper on the prevention of
Puerperal Mastitis," by DIR. d. B. Van
Slyck of Pasadena. Other subjects in
cluded in the afternoons program were
when and How Shall We Apply the For
ceps?'' DIR. q. l.. Cole of Los Angeles;
THE Treatment of Insufficiency Of Oscular
Muscles" DR.. George s. Hull of Pasa-
dena; Treatment of Strablsmus," DR..
George S. Lund of Los Angeles.
Las evenings session was devoted to the
reading of papers by DR.. Granville Mac
Gowan, DR.. Joseph Kuhrtz. DR.. Wellington
c. Burke, DR.. F. u. Bullard, DR.. H. G.
Brainerd and DR.. G. w. Givens, members
of the profession from Los Angeles. The
session closed with an elaborate banquet
at the Brunswick hotel, which was at
tended by the medicos and their wives.
Today's program included twenty-five
papers. and the session was attended with
the same deep interest which characterized
the previous meetings.
Secretary White of the chamber Of COM
merce has made arrangements with D. A.
Corvell of the Riverside chamber of COM
merce for the exhibition of eleven Orange
county Views with the stereopticon in
various eastern cities. The display of
these views will be made under the per-
sonal supervision Of Mr.. Corvell. who will
leave shortly for the east with large
collection of Southern California views.
Owing to the partial failure of one of the
large artesian wells at the city water
works 1t will be necessary to increase the
source of water supply by the boring of
another well before the hot days of sum-
mer set in. Already the drain on the sys-
tenn has begun to tax the big pumps to their
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Ruskin Club Symposium

Mrs. D. K. Edwards entertained the
Ruskin Art club yesterday afternoon in
her home on Court street. 1t was th=
last meeting of the season, and was
in the nature of a symposium. Mrs. N
w. Stowell assisted the hostess in re-
ceiving the members of the club and
other guests of the afternoon. Mrs
Stephen c. Hubbell, the retiring presi-
dent, and Mrs, w. ]. Washburn read a
paper on "Art and Artists" which was
Introductory to the course of study t.
be pursued next year. After the paper
Miss Edna Furber contributed a song.
Mrs. Hubbell was then presented with
a framed copy of the Copley print of
Sargents Prophets" of which the or
iginal is in the upper corridor Of the
Boston public library. Mrs. Washbura
made a very apt little presentation
speech. At the close of the literary ex-
ercises refreshments were served. The
decorations were of La France roses and
sweet peas. Those present were: Mines.
Stephen c. Hubbell. C. S. Walton, N. w.
Stowell, D. c. Barber. w. E. Dunn, E.
V. Rivers c. e. Day, Thomas F. Faw,
A. B. Workman, l.. NJ. Seaton, A. M.
Pomeroy,W. j. Washburn, Misses Palm
er and Furber.
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EscoND1Do

EsCONDIDO. June 10-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Louis Casson and Miss
Nellie Reed were married last even
ing by Rev. Turutine. The wedding
took place at their own house, which had
been furnished and nicely fitted up for
their residence. S
Miss Lottie Davis left yesterday for Los
Angeles to join her betrothed, Albert Abels
who preceded her few days. The young
couple will be married and make their
home In the Angel City.
The Tennis club of the Escondido high
school is in Fallbrook. where 1t will meet
the tennis cub of that place in a three
days tournament.
The Sunset telephone line is nearing COM
pletion to this place from San Diego, the
poles having been distributed to within
a few mmiles of us. A petition is out re-
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SAN BERnHRDINO COUNTY

be. One purpose in offering the prizes
is to secure a more general and uniform
care OF the streets and cutters and ITO
develop strong civic pride which will
make Redlands the most beautiful city
In California; 1t is stated that large
number of competitors have already en-
tered this contest. and tie result will un-
doubtediy be benefit to the city as a
whole.
At meeting of the lemon growers of
Redlands and vicinity yesterday afternoon
1t was decided to incorporate under the
name Of the Redlands Lemon Growers
association. There will be no capital stock
nor profit to the shareholders. The follow
ing directors were elected: A. A. Court
ney. Charles r. Paine, George B. Ellis,
4. H. Garland, H. II. Garstin. A. B. Rug
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SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, June 10.-(Regular
Correspondence Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Erwin
Hoy entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Vail
and Mr.. and Mrs G. l.. Warng at dinner
this evening at their cosy home on Third
street.
The spirited horse driven by Barrett
! Eastman to his pneumatic-tired buggy
became frightened yesterday, running
away and dashng into a pile of scrap iron.
Mr.. Eastman jumped and escaped injury,
but the front wheels of the buggy were
nearly demolished.
NJ A. Newmark and family will occupy
| the Kimball cottage on Ocean avenue for
| the season.
D. L. Hoenshell and family of Bakers
| field will be domcled in the Jesse Smith
| cottage on Bicknell street.
The Bank of Santa Monica has issued a
circular letter announcing change In it's
business by the addition of a savings bank.
The Baroness Harden-H Hickey is guest
at the Casino, where she will be enter
tanned until Saturday, when she will return
to her home at Corona, accompanied by
Mrs. J. Erwin Hoy. who will be her guest
over Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Aughter, famous in New
York city as dermatologst, is sojourn-
ing in Santa Monica.
Mrs. s. Livingston of Pasadena Is the
guest of Mrs. II. II. Dow of Sixth street.
Miss Eula p. Bixby and Miss Rosamonde
Bixby of Pasadena are at the Sullivan cot
tage, to remain the rest of the week.
| Miss Minnie Treadwell, who started and
has maintained the women's exchange for
over a year. will discontinue the business
today and the place will be closed. Lack
of encouragement in business way is the
cause.
The Good Templars will give a popcorn
social next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Won Erxleben, wife of an
Arizona governmental engineer. with her
two children. has taken apartments here
for the summer.
Judge Camp and family of Ell Paso, Tex,
have arrived to spend the season.
Mrs. I. NJ. Merlinjones, wife of the rector
of st. Augustine -by-the-Sea, left yester-
day for San Francisco, to remain until
September 1st.
Mrs. Charles E. Pemberton and Mrs.
Okey of Los Angeles were entertained at
luncheon by Miss Harriet Smith at the
Anchorage yesterday.
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VENTURA COUNTY

state president; Miss G. T. Stickley, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. l.. H. Mills OF
Santa Ana, recording secretary, and Mrs.
Plimpton of Perris, treasurer. Bands OF
mercy were organized in the public schools
by the national lecturer. Mrs. Louise p.
Rounds of Oregon. The causes of pauper-
ism were outlined by Mrs. Elmira Stephens
as being due to indiscriminate marriages,
neglected child life and indiscriminate CIV
ing. 1t was decided to improve the Tenn
perance temple at Los Angeles, in which
the women have invested $4,000 Los An
ge,es and Pasadena have invited the con-
vention for next year.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. De Pauw of West Twenty-sev-
enth street entertained with an informal
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss w
T. Haydock of st. Louis. The table dec
orations were ferns, pink sweet peas
and pink satin ribbons all effectively ar
ranged. The name cards were made of
the leaves of the silver tree, decorated
with pink sweet peas;at each place was
cluster of pink carnations and ferns
for the corsage. The guests were: F. NJ.
Larkin, c. c. Mclean, c. B. Woodhead
o. H. Churchill, c. E. Kregelo, E. w.
Caswell, George Crow, j. M. c. Marble,
]. L. Beveridge, Wilson, P. G. Beveridge,
Miss Hawkins.
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.REDLANDs

REDLANDS. June 10.-(Regular Core
spondence) The committee ON prizes
offered by A. X. Smiley for the best kept
grounds in Redlands for the coming year
has announced set of conditions to gov
ern the contest. All contestants must reg
lister with the committee. The list will NOT
be made public. The care Of the grounds
must be continuous and the decisions will
be based not only upon neatness and the
amount Of work done, but upon decoration,
harmony and the display of taste in the
selection and arrangement OF flowers and
ornamental plants. The care of place
must extend to the center Of the street.
and all Of the street frontage must be kept
In order, no matter how extensive 1t may
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SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, June 10.-(Regular
Correspondence) Marion Smith, alias
Negro Marion, was arrested last night by
Chief Reeves and Officer Kittering for
threatening to shoot some boys who were
playing ball on lower d street. This morn
ing he was fined s5
Tomorrow the schools close for the sum-
mer vacation. A class of thirty members
will graduate from the high school, the
commencement exercises being held in the
opera house on the night of the 18th.
The Websters and high school boys will
cross bats tomorrow.
1t is probable that a compromise will be
brought about in the suit pending between
Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
Riverside made the first move as to a
compromise, and the chances are that II
will now be brought about
The s. B. H. S. Alumni association will
hold its reception on June 18th at the Hotel
Stewart.
George Hubbard. we'll known character
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Whist PARTY

Mrs.Van Giesen entertained with whist
yesterday afternoon at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Posey, corner Of Figue-
roa and Adams street. The decorations
were of La France roses, carnations ant
sweet peas. There were three prizes
which were awarded as follows: First
address book, bound in burnt leather
Miss Nellie Houghton; second, embroi=
dered doilies, Mrs. ]. Ross Clark; con-
ISOLATION, volume of Hoyle, Miss McCul-
Tough. Mrs. Van Giesen's guests were;
Mines. ]. Ross Clark, Fannie Shoemaker.
w. B. Beamer, Frank Walsh, Frank
Wing Taylor Sherwood Dunn. John
Houghton. Peter Houghton, Misses Nc.
Cullough, Sattler. Nellie Houghton.
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The building is located just south of the
Southern Pacific depot Auxiliary to this
is another shade roof between the main
building and the bay, which is provided
with seats A clam bake and barbecue
will be provided. and the merchants VINO
are the promoters of the undertaking
stake their reputation that it will be a
success.
Eight lumber vessels are now discharg-
ing here.
The four-masted barkentine Northwest
sailed today.
The steamer Eureka, bound north, sails
| tonight.
An effort is being made to match Eddie
Anderson of San Pedro against Billy De
Caursey of San Diego for a finish fight
Anderson has local hackers who are will
! ing to wager $3.50 on him.
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Mrs D. E. Miles, of San Francisco
Mines. Yoakum, o. A. Stevens and
Miss Ethel Niles assisted There were
three prizes, the first, a cut gla SIS bon
Holmes; the second, Haviland choco>
Delft cup and saucer, by Mrs. Kater,
late pitcher, by Miss Samm; the third,
a delft cup and saucer, by Mrs. Katef.
The guests were: Mines. Wright, w. Fl.
Davis Worsham, c. Jacobs, Ward Ro..
land, w. H. Workman, J. H. Dayisson.
P. B. Prussia, Mary Kater Of Pasadena.
o. F. Brandt, w. H. Bradley, D. N
Collins, C. c. Carpenter, M. H. Holmes.
Misses Gosch, Samm, Guest, Mai X
Workman, Ruth Hall and Belle Baker.
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Salamagundi Party

Mrs. L. H. Mitchell of 221 West Thir.
tieth street entertained last evening
with salamagundi party in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Houx. There were four
prizes-two first and two cons olation
Those for ladies were box of candy
and bottle of ketchup; those for gen +
tlemen silver handled nail file and a
bunch of firecrackers. Besides Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell and the guests of honor
there were present: DR.. and Mrs. J.
M. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Coker.
Mines. Donnell and C. T. Howe, Misses
Miller, Blaisdell, Lottie Thompson,
Messrs. Sharpley, Thompson, Coker and
F. C. Guiteau.
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CORONADO

CORONADO, June 1O.-(Regular Core
spondence) R. H. Heron was a recent
Los Angeles visitor here.
w. S. Ely of Findlay, o.. is again at the
hotel and will remain through the summer.
w. F. Goad, the well-known San Fran
cisco attorney, is here, accompanied by
Mrs. 'GoAd.
Charles F. Sloane is down from Los An
geles.
w. c. H. Noble of Los Angeles is STAYING
here.
r. Fenton has purchased the residence
of M. q. Powell, on Adella avenue, and will
make Coronado his home.
The herald., 1897-06-11
VENTURA

VENTURA. June 10.-(Regular Core
spondence) Today's session of the South
ern California w. C. T. U. was largely at
tended. There was discussion of rescue
work. as represented by the Ransom home,
Los Angeles; w. c. 4. U. schools of meth
cd, and legislation to raise the age of pro-
lection. and the need of more work by the
union among children. A petition to pre-
vent the selling of intoxicating liquors in
grocery stores is being circulated. Mrs.
M. A. Kenny of Los Angeles was elected
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giles and H. H. Pettitt. Charles r. Paine
was elected president, A. A. Courtney Sec
retary and the Union bank treasurer. An
effort will be made to interest all the lemon
growers of this vicinity and to secure
suitable building for packing house at
once. 1t is estimated that there are from
twenty-five to thirty cars of lemons here
which could be shipped east for the sum-
mer trade.