The herald., 1897-02-16
ORANGE COUNTY
Proceedings of the SupervisoTs-Church Notes
Personal nention

SANTA ANA, Feb. 15-The. board of
supervisors met today. A petition to
abandon a street in Tustin was set for
March 2. S. d. McKelvey was appoint
ed justice of the peace in Westminster
township. A petition for new road IN
San Juan district was received, filed and
referred to Supervisor Smith.
A petition to abandon streets in san
Juan by the Sea was granted.
1t was ordered that the first Tuesday
in each month be set for regular meet
ings of this board.
Rev. S. W. Walker of Santa Ana
preached in Trinity church, Los Angeles,
yesterday at II a. m, and Rev. j. j. n.
Kenney, who was advertised to fill Rev.
Walkers pulpit in this city at the same
hour being unable to do so, Rev. Il. M.
Kimbal of Downey, now a student in
the Los Angeles High school, was sub
stituted and delivered a highly inter-
esting discourse on the subject of Re
storing the Erring
Rev. Henry Varley, London evangel-
ist of worldwide reputation, will hoi1
meetings in this city on Thursday and
Friday of this week. On each day, in
Harvey's hall, at and 1880 p. m, union
services will be held.
DR.. Reed, who preached the memorial
sermon of Rev. Dexter Smith in the
First Baptist church, returned to Los
Angeles today.
Mr.. c. C. Fife, who sold his drug busi-
ness some months ago and moved to his
ranch, has concluded that farming is
not his forte and returned to the city to
reside.
Rhodes Hervey of Los Angeles came
down last Saturday and spent the Sab
bath with his parents in this city.
Miss Zoe Hays of Los Angeles, VINO
had been visiting Mrs. j. e. Taylor dur
ing the past week, returned home last
Saturday.
Mr.. Heffelflnger of Wilmer & Co. of
this city, has been confined to his room
since Saturday with a severe attack of
neuralgia.
j. D. Thomas Of Tustin last week
shipped six carloads of oranges to east
ern points from Also station. This week
he will increase his shipments.
Beginning today the Santa Ana and
Los Angeles Southern Pacific passenger
train will lay over in Santa Ana, instead
of Tustin, which place will at present be
served by the mixed freight. No change
in schedule has otherwise been made.
On the 18th Steven d. Mott and Mar
guerite Hupp, both of San Francisco,
were licensed to wed. On the same day
Edwin Martin and Carrie Crouch, both
of Pomona. took out a marriage license.
j. A. Wishart Of Bedford, Pa, is in the
city. He is touring the coast. havin3 <
come from Spokane and Portland via
Sacramento and San Francisco to this
point. Mr.. Wishart is well pleased with
our coast. and particularly so with this
part of California. He will start east
next week.
Mrs. Will Huff will entertain her young
male and female friends on the evening
of Tuesday next at her home on Orange
avenue.
Mrs. Walbridge is confined to her home
on Fifth street with a severe illness.
Rev. ]. B. Johnson of San Bernardino,
agent for Mrs. King of Missouri, was in
the city several days last week. 1t is
reported that while here he accom-
plished the sale of her cottage on the
corner of Baker and Hickey streets. TO
Prof Pearce. United State entomolo-
gst. the consideration being $500.
William NJ. Goddard is in the city for
a few weeks stay. Mr.. Goddard was
formerly in the real estate business in
Los Angeles. He will probably return
east next summer.
FULLERTON.
The firm of James & Ford, merchants,
has dissolved Mr. James will continue
the business.
The annual election of directors of the
Anahem Union Water company is over,
Dut llle 1Sit ObGS itt SeeIIl W nave emu
ed. 1t is continued in the newspapers,
the Tribune and the Gazette taking the
opposite sides and indulgng in much
strong language pro and con.
Dr. Clark has been elected to repre-
sent the Fullerton lodge of A. o. u. w.
in the grand lodge. The doctor, accom-
panied by his wife. will go to San Fran
cisco early in April to attend the meey-
ing of the grand lodge.
Extensive alterations are to be made
in the building occupied by the firm Of
Stearn &. Goodman.
Miss Leola Clayton, who has for many
months held the position of cashi ar
with the firm of Cilmacher & Sons Of
this city. on last Monday rendered ha,'
resignation. to take effect on the 20th
inst. Miss Clayton's failing health
forced her to take this step.