The herald., 1897-01-09
ORANGE .
G. A. r. Post and Relief Corps Install
Oficers-Notes

ORANGE, Jan. Son Monday even
irg the Gordon Granger post and the
Woman's Relief corps installed the fol-
lowing named officers: The post-Install-
irlg officer, Capt. j. H. Hall; p. c., A. II.
Bibber; S. c., A. II. Clark; Jr. c., John
a. Woolsey; Q. NJ, w. H. II. Clayton;
surgeon, James B. Adams; chaplain, T.
b. Friend; officer of the day, James j.
Gray; officer of the guard, J. B. Har-
bidge; adJutant, A. Meacham.
The corps-lnstalling officer, Mrs. j.
B. Adams; president, L. Anna Clark
$ v. p. Adaline Field; ]. V. r., Sarah
Hyle: secretary, Theodosha Halsted
treasurer, Emma NJ Wilbur; chaplain
Mary L. Little; conductor, Ladona
Clark; guard, Lucy Friend; assistant
conductor, Maggie Bowles; assistant
guard. Jennie Remick. AT the close OF
the installation ceremony an excellent
program was rendered and enjoyed by
all present.
Miss Rena NJ. Mcneil of Orange and
Mr.. Mark f. Luther. a rancher of Tus-
tin, were married on Sunday evening,
Jan. Sd.
Mrs. Bentley of Redlands is the guest
OF her daughter Mrs. A. F. Bradshaw.
Mr.. w. II. Burnham left yesterday on
business trip to Batavia, ILL.,. and other
points.
Mrs. Lee Craig returned Sunday from
a visit with her parents at Whittier.
Mrs. E. A. Heffner of Hesperia is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. o. H. Burke.
The Santa te is repairing and
Strengthening its bridge over the San
tiago creek.
Mrs G. w Sites Of Dehesa is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. o. p. Koerting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hemphill have re-
to To I'm Il ,,;, . tts
orange season.
Amdor Coltrin, lately Of Compton,
now has charge Of all of Mr.. A. Jacoby's
property in Orange, and has, with his
family. moved into a cottage on Pal
myra avenue.
The amount of out going freight from
the Santa Fe depot in Orange in the
month of December. 1895. was 1876, $50
pounds in excess of that of the corre-
spending month in 1895.
The Misses Ida, Alice and Stella
Hess returned to Los Angeles on Sunday
evening, after visit of few days with
their parents.
Among the passengers for Los An
geles on Wednesday morning were: Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Burnham, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. G. Pixley Misses Northrup and Nc
Guire. DR. F. A. Wood, Messrs. c. p. and
Hugh Peelor.
A. B. Cauldwell. now of Redlands, was
in town on Thursday and Friday of last
week, looking up oranges for the Fay
Fruit company, for which he is agent.
He made few purchases.
An organization of ranchers knewn as
the Orange County Vegetable Growers
association has been formed, with head
quarters at Mcpherson. The officers are:
w. G. Mcpherson, president: Ed Way,
secretary; T.. H. Mcpherson, manager;
W. G. Mcpherson, Ed Way G. b. Tooth
aker. H. Loptien and F. D. Collins, di-
rectors. The object of the association is
to promote the successful growing and
marketing of winter vegetables. There
is at present an area of 100 acres of land
in peas, at least one-half of which is in
the control of the new company
The alumni of the Orange public
school held a meeting in the kinder
garten hall on New Years eve. An ex-
cellent program was rendered and re-
freshments were served. All the classes
were represented except the class of '94
Mr.. and RMS. w. S. Derby left on Fri
day, Jan. 1st, for Batavia, Ill. A tele-
gram received the day before informed
them of the death of Mrs. Derby's
father. D. r. Sperry, from heart failure.
Mr. Sperry had for nearly forty years
been a prominent manufacturer in Ba-
tavia. but for the past five years failing
health had debarred him from active
work. His age was about 20 years.
Mr.. Hugh Peelor has exchanged his
house and lot in Orange with Mr. Moore
of Los Angeles for a stock of goods.