The herald., 1898-09-20

| GeO. Is. hey, the local manager OF the
Pinkham-Mokevitt company Of Los An
geles. Ia spending his outing at Newport
Beach. When George returns home he will
have some great stories to tell about the
big fish he didn't catch.
VIM. r. Uber of Los Angeles will insti-
tute a new court of I. o. F. at Anaheim
next Wednesday evening. Court Orange
Belt Of Fullerton will attend IN body.
Dave Rogers, prosperous farmer Of
Westminster, was here yesterday. He
Informed The Herald correspondent that
over 40 head Of cattle have died of Texas
fever in his section during the past two
weeks.
| w. A. Freeman returned to San Diego
county yesterday. after having spent a
week here with his father, Dr. VIM. Free
man.
Some Of the citizens here are talking of
buying tract Of land up in the hills. north
of town. for a cemetery. This is step In
tho right direction, and 1t is hoped the deal
will be made at once. as all the bodies from
this section have been Inferred in the Ana
helm cemetery since the town site of Full
lerton was laid out.
The Tribune of this place came out In
enlarged form yesterday. giving 1t a neat
and attractive appearance
| During the past two weeks the eighty
birds at the ostrich farm have been plucked
and the feathers will be shipped to San
Francisco in a few days.
Gus Brunswicker will move his family to
Norwalk next Wednesday. Mr.. Bruins
wicker has accepted a position there with
business firm.
Mrs, w. r. Chaff!n Of this place has Q
book on Natural Magick,'' which was
printed In London in 1858 by John Bap.ista
Porta. The book is considerably worn by
long use, but has been we'll cared for. 1:
was printed on good paper. ard the print
shows up fairly well. The title page Is
printed In two colors, red and black.
The nurserymen of this section are get
ting everything IN readiness for the COM
ing season. and report already having a
large number of orders booked.
The names of W. NJ. McFadden, W. r.
Chaff!n ]. f. Ford and DR.. Rich were added
to the Telephone exchange list this week.
| The planning mill has been turning out a
| lot of material for several small building
which are being erected at the new oil wells
on the Olinda ranch.
The Fullerton and Placentia Farmers
club will be reorgan!zed In a week or two,
and Will hold REGULAR meetings during the
winter season.
A number of local politicians from Fuller
Ron will attend the Needham speaking 81:
Anaheim tonight.
| Frank Buther was in from his Yorba
ranch this morning. He has contracted 10
| deliver about thirty-tons of wine grapes al
| Otto Rust's winery. Mr.. Buther informed
your correspondent that black grapes ar;
selling foN $11 and white grapes bring $l2
a ton.
C. E. UT of Tustin was here today look
ng over the sprinkled roads Of this section
and investigating the method of sprinkling
the public roads In this road district. Mr..
| UT Is arranging to sprinkle all public high
ways in and around Tustin IN like man
| ner.
Troop D, First brigade. took run ou.
| from Los Angeles this Saturday morning.
reaching Fullerton at about 1890. The
members of the company were mounted on
good horses, and were well equipped for
travelling. Forty-five members of the
company were here. After taking refresh
ments at the Fullerton hotels ard giving
three cheers for Fullerton they left on the
return trip by way of Whittier.
The Orange County Sabbath School con-
vention held here today was largely at
tended, and proved to bea most interesting
session, delegates being present from most
all Of the Sunday schools in the county.
This afternoon the following officers were
elected President, W. H. Cooper of San d
Ana; first vice president, Mrs. Mary HILL
Garden Grove: second vice president A. l..
Havens Orange; third vice president, Miss
Phoebe Jones. Anaheim; secretary, j. W.
Harris, Santa Ana. Another county con-
vent.on will be held in Orange county next
month. and the state convention will be
held IN Los Angeles on November 26. 27 and
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