The herald., 1898-05-22
ORANGE SHIPMENTS
Just ESQ Cars Have Been Sent From
Fullerton

Fullerton
FULLERTON, May 21.-For the week
ending to-day at noon the following
shipments were made from Fullerton:
Placentia Orange Growers association,
two carloads Of oranges and two of lem
ons; Golden Belt Fruit company, six car
three carloads of oranges and three Of
cabbages; Chapman Bros, two carloads
Of oranges; George y. Key, two carioaos
Of oranges; Olinda Ranch, one carload Of
oranges, making 2s9 carloads Of oranges
shipped out during the season.
A memorial sermon will be preached at
McDermont's hall at p. m. Sunday,
May 29th. On the following Monday the
G. A. r. and w. r. c. will attend the
Decoration Day exercises at the Anahiem
cemetery, leaving Fullerton at 2:S0 p. m.
The post will be accompanied by the
Fullerton band. The school children Of
Anahiem and Fullerton will take part
and c. C. Chapman Of Los Angeles will
be the orator of the day. Malvern Hill
post, G. A. r., of Fullerton invites all old
soldiers and ex-Confederates to attend.
Carl A. Anslyn of Los Angeles and Miss
Alice Mason were married at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. Isabella Ma
son, in Buena Park, on the 18th, at z
o'clock a. M, Rev. Fields officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Anslyn left on the 8-o'clock train
for Catalina, and after June 1st will re-
side in their home at 2809 East Fourth
street, Los Angeles.
To-day's Fullerton Tribune says: "Ac-
cording to private message to'the Trib-
une from Washington on Thursday,
Lynn L. Shaw will not get the Santa
Ana postoffice. 1T seems that the in
dorsements for the office are very evenly
divided, but Mr. Alexander has the sup
port of one of the assistant postmaster
generals, and will be appointed in few
days"
The Fullerton Home Guards have or
ganized by electing the following officers:
E. s. Richman, captain; H. c. Head, first
lieutenant; E. r. Amerige, second lieu
tenant; Drs. Clark and Rich, surgeons:
c. e. Holcomb, chaplain; w. c. Vail,
treasurer. The following committee was
appointed to take the necessary steps to
procure arms and other equipments: Ed
gar Johnson, H. c. Head, o. Desgranges,
Jr., W. E. McFadden, w. r. Carpenter.
The new company has 101 members. At
the meeting last night it was decided to
meet every Wednesday evening to drill.
A game of baseball will be played here
next Saturday between the Fullerton
High school nine and Westminster nine.
The Fullerton team Is the best nine in the
county, and have recently played nine
games with outside teams, winning every
game.
c. w. Leff1ngwell, Jr., shipped his last
carload of oranges on Wednesday, maxi
ing ten sent out from his place during the
season.
A corrugated iron warehouse Is being
erected back of Stern & Goodfnan's
stores.
New barley hay is now selling here at
SIS ton, unbaled. .,fe
A number of cases Of measles are re-
ported in Fullerton and Placentia.
Ora Sprague, formerly of Fullerton.
but more recently of Los Angeles, Joined
a marine band, which will leave for the
Philippines in few days.
George Boone Smith, brother Of the
late Mrs. ]. F. Davis of Fullerton, died
in National City on Sunday Of cancer OF
the stomach.
The Foresters will give big picnic at
Newport Beach Saturday, May 2Sth. A
special train will be run direct fromFul-
lerton to the beach. The Fullerton band
will go with the excursion. All other I. o.
F. courts in the county have been invited
to join in the excursion and picnic.
. A good crop Of corn, melons and pump
kins is now assured in La Habra valley.
Two carloads Of Kansas hay were de-
livered in Fullerton this week at $13 a
ton, freight prepaid.
Fullerton is to have the highest flag
pole in Orange count-a straight I'M
spliced pole of the f1nest Oregon pine, 1928
feet in height. Santa. Ana intended to
buy the pole from the Newport Lumber
company this week. but the Fullerton
chamber Of commerce got in ahead Of the
county seat people, telephoning to the
manager Of the yard and making the
deal just in time to get the high pole for
this place. The pole is is inches thick
at the bottom and 10 inches at the top
1t will be rounded, painted and spliced
here, and the flag raising will take place
on the morning Of Decoration Day.
Excavations are being made for the
new high school building.