The herald., 1897-03-16

the settlers to secure titles to the Bolasas
lands, lapsed the settlers being COM
PEELED to vacate. But since that time
many settlers have come in and pur-
chased or leased homes, hence the petit
ton to revive the Fountain Valley dis
trict.
The petition of Gulick ct al for new
road was laid on the table.
Rev Scarborough of Los Angeles, pre-
siding elder of the Los Angeles district
M. E. church, south, Is In Santa Ana for
a weeks stay. He came to hold the reg
ular quarterly conference and preached
three times yesterday. His evening
sermon was a grand and logical argu-
ment from Revelations, third chapter,
Goth verse: Behold, stand at the door
and knock, etc." in which he showed
why smile, metaphor and parable are
so freely used in all the teachings of the
Bible. He will hold two services daily
in the NJ E. church, south, during the
week, at 2:30 and 1880 pm.
At l pm. yesterday the residence of
| Tax Collector Royal Freeman, whose
wife is a sister of the bride, Miss Emma
Couner, of this city, was united in mar
| rage to r. M. Price of Los Angeles Rev
p. B. Hall Of the Christian church Off
ciating. The room was handsomely
| decorated with roses, smilax and potted
| ferns. A large bell of roses, pink and
white, was suspended in the bay window.
| Promptly at l o'clock, to the music of
Mendelssohn's wedding march, played
| by Miss Clara Freeman, preceded by two
| little girls, nieces of the bride, bearing
| baskets of violets with which they
| strewed s,le way, the bride and groom
| entered and marched to position under
| the bell of roses and were then made
man and wife. The bride wore a dress
Of cream Albatross with elegant chiffon
trimmings and bore in her hand bou-
quet of white carnations and maiden
| hair ferns. The guests except relatives,
| were only few near friends OF the bride.
A substantial repast succeeded congrat-
ulations. AT 4:10 Mr.. and Mrs. Price left
[ for Los Angeles where they VIII reside.
| c. b. Freeman went to Los Angeles to-
| day for a brief visit with friends, pre-
paratory to resuming express duty next
| week.
The city board of trustees meets to-
night and the final act in the sidewalk
drama will be played.
DR.. Head of Garden Grove, who Is in
| the city today, reports peace, plenty and
| quiet In his section.
DR.. J. c. Mccoy and family, who left
Orange county last year and went to
Colorado Springs, returned last Satur-
| day evening. The doctor made the
change last year in hopes of improving
! the health of his wife. While Mrs. Nc
Coy's health was improved that of her
| children was impaired and hence the
decision to return to California. He will
locate in Santa Ana and proba bly, reside
In the Main street home of Judge Hum
phreys.
F. M Goff, who recently returned from
Honduras on account of aff1iction of the
eyes, is now undergoing treatment,
the first process Of which Is dilation of
| the pupil AS soon as treatment is COM
| pleted he will return to his Honduras
home, this time taking. his family to re-
side there.
on account Of the sickness of Mr.. Bur-
roughs, Mr.. James Harrison conducted
services in the Episcopal church in this
city yesterday.
The M. e. church Of Santa Ana is
growing so fast that an additional room
| Is to be attached to the building to ac-
commodate the growth.
Deputy County Clerk Will Beckett is
disabled from duty,b being afflicted as was
| the ancient Job. Mr.. Beckett has the
sympathy Of many who have passed
through a like experience. both as to
young Jobs and elder ones.
| Rev. G. H. Longfellow, In charge of the
Congregational church at Villa Park.
left today for Pasadena to visit his
father. who is a resident of that city.
w. A. Tucker, one of Santa Ana's old
| est inhabitants, Is on the sick list but
| is now able to take outdoor exercise.
Rev. Worrel1 a, Baptjst divine from
Kentucky, preached an Instructive SER
mon in Villa Park church last evening
| In the superior court today, Henry
Williams, charged with passing forged
check, was arraigned and Friday next
at 10 am, set to plead. H. G. Head was
appointed to represent the defendant.
Court then adjourned to March 18th at
10 am.
II. S. Goff and wife of Glendora are in
our city visiting Brother F. NJ. Goff,
who recently returned from Honduras.
Harry Tarnell Of Randsburg is down
visiting relatives in Orange and Santa
Ana. Harry has interests in Randsburg
which demand his almost immediate re-
! turn.
There was some racing yesterday at
| Capistrano. 1t was between Ell Toro
and Capistrano horses and report says
that about 5000 Ell To-o money found
lodgment in Capistrano pockets.