The herald., 1898-03-08
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NOTES

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The citizens of Anaheim are agitatine
the putting up of a cannery.
A large party of Downey Foresters late
~ visited the lodge of that order at Comp
ton.
Charles D. Fairbanks and Miss Bernice
Hodges, both of Santa Ana, will be married
today.
The citizens of Westminster have sub
scribed $50 for the relief of the starving
Cubans.
Dr. W. A. Brown, an old and respected
physician of Downey, is lying at the point
of death.
Judge Ballard of Orange county is in
Riverside holding court for Judge Noyes
who is in Los Angeles.
]. Swigart has just completed brick
warehouse at Norwalk adjoining the store
occupied by A Rhinehart
Bert B. Frederick of Orange died SUM-
day of consumption and was buried yes
terday in the Santa Ana cemetery.
There is some talk of reorganizing the
defunct Downey guards for the service oi
the country in case of war with Spain.
John Morrill, of Elsinore. who has been ii
Santa Ana and vicinity buying cattle. de
parted this morning with large herd.
Ohio, who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs
j. G.. Boake, at Pomona, died on Sunday
after short illness.
One of the large plate glass windows
in the store of Z. r. Manning at Downey
was broken some time during Friday even
ing by some miscreant.
The Anaheim Turner's gave an exhibition
and ball at their hall Saturday evening.
There We're a large number present and
a very enjoyable time was had.
Orange packing is going on briskly at
Anaheim A large number of hands are
busy at work for George E. Boyd, who is
isuperintending the packing at the old
Thacker building.
Articles of incorporation of the Decidu-
Gus Fruit association of Anaheim were
filed in Santa Ana yesterday. The capital
stock is $4,000, divided into 1000 shares
The amount subscribed is 1920.
Rev. w. d. P. Bliss, the Christian social
list, preached in the Congregational church
of Norwalk on Sunday evening and lee
tured at Social hall in the evening, speak
ing both times to large audiences.
Patrick Tierney and H. W. Ross, the
two burglars captured early last week
loaded down with plunder. were arraigned
in the superior court of Riverside yester-
day and their trial set for Monday next.
Dr. William II. Perdome, an eminent
physician of Anaheim, died at his residence
last Saturday morning of consumption. II
was his wish that his body be cremated
and the remains We're taken to Los An
geles.
Miss Carrie Keyes of Pomona, who was
well known in the Methodist Episcopal
church and also in w. c. T. u. circles, died
Saturday night, after a prolonged illness
and was buried from the Methodist church
yesterday.
The revival at the Methodist Episcopa
church of Pomona will probably close this
week. The Congregational and Presby-
terian churches expect to begin union
meeting, under the leadership of Major
Hilton. next Sunday.
The Riverside chamber of commerce viii
ship carload of oranges TO New York, tC
be sold at auction for the benefit of tbs
Cuban sufferers. The oranges will be do
mated by growers and packed by the eX
change free of expense.
Frank Kelly of Santa Monica is in the
insane ward of the Riverside county jai
awaiting examination. Kelly was taker
| from the Hot Springs at San Jacinto, where
| he went for medical treatment. He has
| friends at Santa Monica and they have
| been telegraphed to.
Indications point to the speedy resump
line between Ellwood and Surf. A Telegram
from Southern Pacific officials was re
ceived in Santa Barbara yesterday inquir
| ing how many men and horses could b,
| put to work on short notice, grading fol
| the new line.
The annual meeting of the First Presby
| terian church of Orange was held Satur
| day afternoon. Satisfactory reports wer'
| presented by the trustees, the Ladies' All,
| 4 ~ t-.fr gf 10 oh,
vacancies were filled in the board of elder
| by the election of ]. NJ. Flippen, and Mr.
| McGil. A full board of directors war.
| elected, consisting of Messrs Charles Edel
| man, Theo. b. Laidley. .. II. Burke, E. /,
| Franzen and G.. w. Wells.
| The funeral services at Santa Monica O
| e. j. Clark, who lost his life by an acciden
| last week, were very largely attended Sun
| day afternoon. Rev. O. f. Wisner offici
ated, assisted by Rev. j. o. Jennings. TIL,
| floral offerings were profuse and very
beautiful. 1.-THE Home of the Soul" wal
sung by Miss Bradshaw, and a quartet
composed of the Misses Martin and Brad
shaw and Messrs. Baird and McComas
sang "In the Homeland" The pail
| bearers were Messrs. ]. Walter Gray, e
J. Vawter, jr., Edward Dales. Geo. Miles
r. NJ. Miller and Lee Chambers.
Cen NJ, II. Sherman of the Pasadena ant
Pacific Railway company entertained
party of nearly forty people at luncheon
at the Arcadia hotel. Santa Monica. YES
terday, in honor of Mrs. II. E. Huntingto,
and Miss Huntington of San Francisco
The new annex to the dining room wa
used, for the first time. and was prettil,
decorated for the occasion, two large
American flags occupying a conspicuou.
place in the decorations After luncheon
the guests ehpoyed an informal musicals
when Mrs. ModiniWood andMr. Wigmor,
sang solos, and Mrs Wightman of Sa,