The herald., 1898-10-31
ORANGE COUNTY NOTES
LYCEUM LEAGUES OF SANTA
ANA AND. ORANGE
Celebrated Race Horses Return From
Eastern Observation-Disclosures
Is Well Again-Personal

SANTA ANA, Oct. 29-The Lyceum
league went to Orange last night, where an
interesting debate was held with the league
OF that city on the subject, Resolved, That
the Republican platform Of this state should
be adopted" The debate was ably han
died on both sides, the Santa Ana league
taking the negative and the Orange league
the affirmative. The decision was awarded
to the affirmative.
team of horses belonging to a rancher
living out west of the river ran away last
night on West FiftE 'treet and came into
town.. running into two buggies and break
ing them to pieces before they could be
stopped. No one was hurt.
Mrs. A. w. Ames entertained the Story
Tellers' section of the Ebell society last
night at her home on East Second st.
Mrs. Helen Rule is visiting ber mother,
Mrs: NJ. A. Cober, in this city.
w. IL. Powers is in town from Los An
geles.
A horror social was held last night at
the home of the Misses Cotter, by the Young
Peoples society of the Congregational
church.
George w. Ford arrived home yesterday
with his trotting horse Neernut, after tour
of several months over the eastern racing
circuit. Mrs. Ford remained east for an
extended visit
A most enjoyable social was held last
ulbuC dC Cnc tHTlStldu cnuTCH "A ldTBe dt-
tendance was present and a good program
rendered.
G. II. Judd and his trotter Klamath ar
rived home yesterday from the east, after
successful racing campaign OF several
months.
=. E. Keech of this city delivered lee
ture last night before large audience in
the Orange county business college on
"Some Practical Points OH the Law Of Real
Property"
d. NJ. Baker and Prof. T. G. Welch of
this city spoke at Anaheim last night be-
fore large audience.
Preparations for big rally are being made
by the Republicans for next Wednesday
afternoon, when Senator George G. Perkins
will be here and make an address in the
opera house.
Marriage licensts were issued today to
VIM. G. Afford, aged 49,, and Mary Allmine,
aged 81, both residents of Westminster; !;
Edwin H. Lee, aged 80, and Emma E. Bart
lett, aged %, both residents of Santa Ana.
Company L and large delegation of cit
liens went out to the Red Hill target range
today, where the company will hold shoot.
Lunch was taken and field sports were held
this afternoon.
Mrs I. Ralph Smith and children re-
turned today from Prescott, Ariz., where
they have been sojourning for several
months past.
Miss Gertrude Osgood went to Los An
geles today, where she expects to reside.
A Halloween social was held last night
at the home of J. A. West, by the Epworth
league of the Methodist church.
Rev. w. H. French, D. D., of Oakland
will preach tomorrow morning at the United
Presbyterian church, and Rev. W. II. Full
ton of Alameda wgill preach the closing SER
mon of this session of the United Presbyte-
rian synod tomorrow night.
Mrs. Ed Lee and Miss Erma Bartlett, two
well known young people of this city, were
married this afternoon by the Rev. J. H.
Cooper, and left for honeymoon trip to
Mount Lowe, Coronado and other places.
Henry Carpenter returned yesterday from
a months trip to North Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. DR.. Price has returned from four
months visit in Fairmount, MINI.
Mrs. J. s. Rice of this city received tel
egram today from Madam Modieska, stat
ing that she was in excellent health, and
that the rumors concerning her i'll health
were totally unfounded.