anaheim-gazette 1905-07-20

LOCAL EVENTS John Hart was in town from Los Angeles Saturday. Dr. Hill and Paul Knoff of Santa Ana drove over on Sunday. Harry Davis was in town from Santa Ana one day this week. Leon Hessel is seen occasionally out riding with his best girl. Mr. and Mrs. Bird Beebe spent Sunday sightseeing at Venice. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs, Jr., visited in Los Angeles yesterday. Wm. Hill commenced threshing on Monday in the La Habra fields. Miss Kate Backs was home on a visit from Los Angeles the past week. B. Frank Porter visited with friends in town the fore part of the week. Mel Snyder and Mr. Mooney were in town on Saturday from Los Angeles. W. F. Botsford was in town Saturday from Los Angeles, in his touring car. Dr. Lord was over from Santa Ana a day or two ago on business and pleasure bent. Andy Fuhrberg and wife are visiting the Portland exposition. They will be absent a month. R. Y. Williams was in town from Santa Ana Monday, on a brief professional visit. Mrs. Mosseman has been here this week from Los Angeles, a guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Lewis. Mrs. Cole of Los Angeles is visiting with friends in Placentia, the guest of Mrs. Coulter. Johnny Matter and his family visit but has entirely recovered. His family is living in Los Angeles, and doctor has for some time past beenjourning with friends at Placentia. Mrs. Grant K. Lewis of Long Beach president of the Christian World Benevolent Mission of the Church, will occupy Rev. Ma pulpit next Sunday evening. Complaint is made of the practice using the entrance to the high as a lounging place at night by hers. Corners are filled with a large collection of cigar butter the floor stained with tobacco school trustees will see to it that practice be abated. The marriage of John Tuffrey Miss Mabel Lee, who for some past has been bookkeeper at Asa Falkenstein's, was solemnized at Ana on Saturday. The newly married went to San Diego on a moon trip and will visit Santa Barbara and other up-coast points of interest before returning to take up home on the groom’s ranch at Bristolia. Harry Bourland, the twelve-year son of B. L. Bourland, is under investigation in Los Angeles on a charge of larcy. Bourland was caught while companion while breaking into a register at a grocery. The boy the police they were “playing burlesque” Young Bourland is said to be corrigible and will probably be sent to the reform school. Clyde Bishop of Santa Ana has selected by the chamber of commerce that city to deliver an address to the resources and industries of Orange county day, July 24th. Bishop is well fitted for the task conspicuous among the notable R. Y. Williams was in town from Santa Ana Monday, on a brief professional visit. Mrs. Mosseman has been here this week from Los Angeles, a guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Lewis. Mrs. Cole of Los Angeles is visiting with friends in Placentia, the guest of Mrs. Coulter. Johnny Matter and his family visited this week with Henry Kroeger and family. Floors in city schools and at Katella have been treated to a coating of magic floor dressing. C. F. Grim has sold his residence property at the corner of Broadway and Los Angeles streets. Miss Bertha Hetherington of Los Angeles is visiting here, the guest of Mrs. E. L. Clauson of Loara. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rea have been visiting at Lake Tahoe and other points of interest north. E. B. Foster was in town on Saturday from Centralia. He reports considerable activity in grading operations for the electric railway. Judge Boardwell of Los Angeles presided in the Superior Court this week in place of Judge West, who continues in ill health. Tom Scott visited Anaheim Landing on Sunday. Among the many improvements at this popular beach is the erection of a 100-room bath house. Mr. Horton, the S. P. brakeman on the local flyer, came over Sunday to pass the day with Clyde Eaton’s family with whom his family were visiting. George H. Hunter visited with friends in town this week. Mr. Hunter recently returned from a trip to British Columbia and other up-coast points of interest. Pat Seale successfully passed examination last week as pipe fitter to enter governmental employ on the Panama canal. Pat was put through a rigid exam and came through all right. He will leave for Panama about the first. Morris Hill and Frank Borth drove out of town last Wednesday evening in a livery rig and didn’t get back till Young Bourland is said to be corrigable and will probably be the reform school. Clyde Bishop of Santa Ana has selected by the chamber of commerce of that city to deliver an address to the resources and industries of the county at the Portland expositor Orange county day, July 24th. Bishop is well fitted for the task conspicuous among the notable cities of Southern California, and we wish him to excel himself on this occasion. William Crowther writes from Lincoln to his family here that he party are enjoying their trip continent to the fullest extent. Crowther has visited points of interest in the British Isles, as well France, and is now in Germany view to spending a few days sighting in that country. He will attend Italy and will later return to Huntington for a further tour of that county before his return in October. H. E. Huntington last week pledged the Redondo Beach towns followed it a few days later by 1100 acres of the Downey ranching the townsite on the south initial purchase started a booming beach which lasted for several Property values leaped to unheated and there was consideration while the speculative lasted. Huntington and his assuilies will make of the beach one of the attractive watering places on the John Steirke had a house within the West End one evening when a number of his friends were entertained. John is enjoy vacation now and makes frequent to the beaches pleasure bent, house being nearly complete thought a house warming thing. While John has a nice he is an expert engineer as well has a host of friends. Wm. Schwenckert visited Angeles a few days ago and for arrival that a friend with whom had an engagement had narrow caped death by being run down automobile a few minutes before gentleman was in the act of riding bicycle when a large touring carated at a high rate of speed, board upon him. He was thrown Pat Seale successfully passed examination last week as pipe fitter to enter governmental employ on the Panama canal. Pat was put through a rigid exam and came through all right. He will leave for Panama about the first. Morris Hill and Frank Borth drove out of town last Wednesday evening in a livery rig and didn't get back till after 2 o'clock the next morning. Where were you, boys? Walter Thompson succeeds Fritz Okey as manager of the Puente oil works in this city. The situation is a good one, Mr. Thompson being especially fitted to perform the onerous duties of the position. Miss Minna Roper has returned to her home in Santa Ana after an absence of two years in New York, during which time she studied voice culture. While at a point in Illinois on her homeward journey, Miss Roper sustained severe bruises in a railway accident, but pluckily continued on her way home. Walter Crowther has been selected by members of the city band to become its leader and instructor, Prof. Fruh having retired. Walter is one of the most expert cornettists in the state, and under his leadership the band ought to continue as a first-class musical organization. Dr. Wilson, formerly engaged in the practice of his profession here, but more recently of Ventura, was in town yesterday. The doctor was ill seven months as a result of blood poisoning, consequent upon sustaining an abrasion upon the hand during an operation, Wm. Schwenckert visited Angeles a few days ago and for arrival that a friend with whom had an engagement had narrowed death by being run down automobile a few minutes before gentleman was in the act of riding bicycle when a large touring carated at a high rate of speed, bound upon him. He was thrown ground, his clothing torn, bicyken, and he sustained severe The man in the car found his stiff bill of damages to pay. New machinery for the University is on its way from the East be installed in the bottling department upon its arrival. The capacity brewery is being taxed to its and while extensive additions to provements have been added the year, other additions are not present. The beer made at this brewery is said by connoisseur the best brewed on the Pacific and a constantly increasing exists for it not only at he throughout Southern California. Joseph Maier, senior member brewing firm of Maier & Zob Los Angeles, died at his home city some days ago, in his fifth year. He had been ill with a tendency for three years, so years ago made a trip to Europe effort to regain his health. He had resided in Los Angeles years, and had amassed a late tune from his business. He wife and two sons to mourn He was well known in Anaheim been frequently a visitor Though his death was not un It has caused keen regret among his friends. Paul B. Fischer was in town on Tuesday from Santa Ana, conferring with President Ahlborn of the Chamber of Commerce, relative to the matter of confining the river in its present channel. At Santa Ana a district is being formed to control the river south of that town as far as the ocean, and it is desired that a similar district be formed from Olive south for the same purpose. The subject is one of great importance, and will be taken up for discussion by the Chamber of Commerce. The annual summer outing for the employees of the Olinda oil wells will be held next Sunday, when an excursion will be run to San Diego. It is the custom of the employers to give all hands a yearly picnic and the occasions are always enjoyable events. Everybody not on the sicklist will be up and ready early Sunday morning for the outing is going to be one of the best ever. Mark Miranda, a Santa Ana Mexican, was arrested by Marshal Steadman on Sunday afternoon, along with several other Santa Ana youths, for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. The latter, among whom was a son of J. A. Hankey and a son of D. G. McClay, were liberated about 10 o'clock, after spending several hours in the dungeon keep, but Miranda was kept on ice until the following morning, when Judge Howard fined him $10, which he succeeded, along about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, in raising. The youths became intoxicated at Young's "blind pig," near the county seat, and drove to this city to make things lively. They were soon run in. The white kids were liberated later by a tender-hearted peace officer. Their names, with the exception of young Charley Bauer has returned to minster, where he will engage blacksmith business. Mr. Schindler has a force ofics engaged in laying cement in the new Odd Fellows building. Chet Holcomb has traded his al ranch for Los Angeles property will auction off his household and return to Southern California. The vault for the First Bank has arrived from Dayton is being placed in position. A shipment of trimmings and our will follow in the course of a week. John and Innes Henry return Monday evening from San Jose springs, whither they went on day to convey their wives and for a sojourn of several weeks. T. W. Phelps has installed a five-horse power gasoline engine pumping plant on his ranch town, and expects to raise 12 of water. Antonio Mirando and Carlos hi jos del pais, have situated week with the street department been sent up by Justice for five days for disregarding junction, "beer auf wine, das! Mrs. Henry Strodthoff, operated upon for appendicitis to improve and will soon be out of danger. Mr. S contemplates returning sh Douglas, A. T., to resume his The trip to the Portland fair abandoned. The Spanish club will have tions out this week for a day given at the opera house th of Saturday, August 5th. Mittee of arrangements is co Ed Bustamente, A. Gaxiola. and is said to be an inward will probably be sent to school. Top of Santa Ana has been the chamber of commerce to deliver an address upon his and industries of Orange the Portland exposition on July day, July 24th. Mr. All fitted for the task, being among the notable orators of California, and we look to himself on this occasion. Crowther writes from Bernily here that he and his enjoying their trip to the fullest extent. Mr. has visited points of interest fishing isles, as well as in this now in Germany with a leading a few days sightseecountry. He will also visit later return to England tour of that country beturn in October. Bellington last week purchasondo Beach townsite and few days later by buying the Downey ranch adjoinnsite on the south. His case started a boom at the lasted for several days. Values leaped to unheard figure was considerable expile the speculative fever Bellington and his associates of the beach one of the most watering places on the coast. Rocke had a house warming End one evening recently ber of his friends were royined. John is enjoying his w and makes frequent trips the pleasure bent, and his nearly completed he house warming the proper file John has a nice ranch pert engineer as well and of friends. Awenckert visited in Los new days ago and found on a friend with whom he agreement had narrowly esby being run down by an few minutes before. The was in the act of riding his on a large touring car, opergh rate of speed, bore down He was thrown to the dungeon keep, but Miranda was kept on ice until the following morning, when Judge Howard fined him $10, which he succeeded; along about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, in raising. The youths became intoxicated at Young's "blind pig," near the county seat, and drove to this city to make things lively. They were soon run in. The white kids were liberated later by a tender-hearted peace officer. Their names, with the exception of young Hankey and McClay, could not be ascertained. Attention is directed to the adverisement of Reinhaus Bros., which will be found upon another page this morning. This old established and enterprising firm advertises its annual mid- summer clearance sale, at which prices go tumbling all along the line. Those in search of bargains in the many lines offering at this clearance sale, will consult their interests by inspecting the firm's advertisements to appear during the coming month. In today's advertisement bargains are offered in all departments. Read the ad, then go to Santa Ana and interview Reinhaus Bros. If they do not interest you, we miss our guess. Dr. John Harris, who leaves shortly for Arizona to accept a position as physician to a large mining corporation employing several hundred miners, has lived in the territory before. At one time, back in the 80's, he was elected probate judge of one of the northern counties and was subsequently elected sheriff of the same county. In a fight with outlaws, the doctor was shot in the groin, and still carries the bullet embedded in his body. He also received numerous knife wounds, but rode twenty miles back to town for medical assistance. He had three deputies with him in his posse and tackled eight desperadoes. The posse separated, attacking the desperadoes from four opposite corners. Two of the latter were killed outright, two others died of their wounds, and the rest were sent up for long terms of imprisonment. The doctor made as good a peace officer as he is a physician. His agreeable personality has made him many friends hereabout, and regret is expressed at his contemplated departure. H. S. Hazeltine of Smeltzer, mana- soon be out of danger. Mr. S. contemplates returning shoDouglas, A. T., to resume his The trip to the Portland fairabandoned. The Spanish club will havtions out this week for a dagiven at the opera house thruSaturday, August 5th. mittee of arrangements is comEd Bustamente, A. Gaxiolaiel, S. Portillo, and M. F. Burrill's orchestra will furniand an enjoyable time is anti- Dr. John Harris contempmoving shortly to a new minnorthwest of Phoenix, A. T. has been offered a position in a large mining comoperating there, at a salary omonth. The doctor has resifew weeks, but in that time he many friends in a professional way. He is a physician geon of experience and his plated departure will be no regret. E. W. West, of Canton, been in town during the weintending the erection of ovault for the First National B. West has three assistants whitwo weeks at the job. weighs 72 tons and is of the most approved pattern. I ntion is constructed of solid and crossed railway steel o depth of three feet. Its are 10x16 feet, and 7 feet Its cost is $6000. J. B. Gersbach has purcWerder walnut orchard for this week took possession o perty. Mr. Gersbach is acby his wife and will make h nent home in this city. He efrom Denver, where he enggewholesale butter business, man of large means, he coother purchases and may imi future take up the matter o number of cottages for re- new arrivals are old-time Wm. Schwenckert, who lost seeing them safely located i den spot of Southern Californi- Prof. Fruh having retired and instructor of the band, bers of the organization des- pert engineer as well and of friends. awenckert visited in Los New days ago and found on a friend with whom he engagement had narrowly es- by being run down by an a few minutes before. The was in the act of riding his on a large touring car, oper- ght rate of speed, bore down. He was thrown to the clothing torn, bicycle bro- sustained severe bruises. the car found he had a damages to pay. minery for the Union brew- way from the East and will in the bottling department rival. The capacity of the being taxed to its utmost, extensive additions and im- have been added during other additions are in prose beer made at this famous said by connoisseurs to be viewed on the Pacific coast, instantly increasing demand not only at home but in Southern California. Maier, senior member of the firm Maier & Zobelein of, died at his home in that days ago, in his fifty-fourth had been ill with a dropsical for three years, and two made a trip to Europe in an again his health. Mr. Maier died in Los Angeles for 25 had amassed a large for- his business. He leaves a two sons to mourn his loss. all known in Anaheim, hav- frequently a visitor here. its death was not unexpected, H. S. Hazeltine of Smeltzer, manager of the local interests of the Golden West celery and produce company, gives it as his opinion that the most urgent need of the celery industry in this county at the present time is a variety of the vegetable which does not go to seed at the beginning of the spring season, as do those at present grown. Such a variety would prolong the season several weeks, and relieve the congestion experienced in the early part of the shipping. In the hope of securing some such strain of celery, the Golden West company is now conducting thorough experiments with twelve different kinds of plants obtained from various parts of this and foreign countries. The Chinese greentop variety is proving more or less of an experimental success, and gives promise of cultivation as a late variety. The difficulty with this, as with other varieties is to produce pure seed for propagating plants. Now all the pure seed of the Golden Self-blanching variety, which is extensively grown in the peat lands, comes from a single seed farm in France, being marketed in this country by wholesale seedmen. The White Plume seed is grown successfully locally and in other parts of California, many eastern firms obtaining their seed here. Other varieties have been less successfully propagated here. Prof. Fruh having retired and instructor of the band, bers of the organization des- press themselves as follows: "The members of the band express their thanks to Fruh for his valuable instru- ing the past year. They re- but for his services they wo- at their present high state o- at this time." Prof. Fruh is entitled to go for bringing the band up to state of efficiency. As a co-ranks with the best, and his behalf of the band have ad- in accord with the best in that musical organization. Attention is directed to tisement of Ben Dauser's st houses and milling establ isated opposite the Standard south of the Santa Fe Dauser deals in all kinds o feed, and conducts a first fitted with all the latest His regular milling days and Wednesdays and Fridays. Only feed and grist mill in fills a long-felt want. There is an experienced millman pleased to fill all orders wi- and dispatch. Those in no thing in his line will consu- interests by calling upon going out of town for what Bauer has returned to Westhere he will engage in the business. Handler has a force of mechanial in laying cement floors in Old Fellows building. Comb has traded his Thermaror Los Angeles property and on off his household goods to Southern California. It for the First National arrived from Dayton, O., and spaced in position. A further of trimmings and outer parts in the course of a week. Innes Henry returned on evening from San Juan hot therm they went on Saturvey their wives and families turn of several weeks. Helps has installed a twentypower gasoline engine for a plant on his ranch north of expects to raise 125 inches Mirando and Carlos Orteos, pais, have situations this the street department, havent up by Justice Howard days for disregarding the inbeer auf wine, das las sein." Henry Strodthoff, who was upon for appendicitis, conimprove and will doubtless out of danger. Mr. Strodthoff rates returning shortly to A. T., to resume his business. to the Portland fair has been off. Danish club will have invitation this week for a dance to be the opera house the evening day, August 5th. The comarrangements is composed of mente, A. Gaxiola, P. Dan- Meandering Mike and Po' Lil' Joel There's a pair for your whiskers! Mr. and Mrs. Levi Mann were visittors in Los Angeles yesterday. Henry Hussman went to Redlands yesterday to remain several days. F. W. Fleischman left yesterday for an outing at San Juan hot springs. Mrs. Smith and daughter, of Santa Ana, visited Mrs. Adams on Tuesday. E. Kunkel and wife left on Monday for a month's visit to the Portland fair. Miss Pauline Nemetz left on Tuesday for a month's visit to San Francisco. Miss Clara Carpenter and Mrs. Dr. Rohan are visiting Mrs. Welborn Wallop. W. H. Spake and his sister, Mrs. W. B. Man, went sight-seeing to San Pedro Tuesday. Misses Nettie and Frances Fritz, of Los Angeles, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kistler. Ike Williams was in town yesterday looking for a man to work on a hay press. Walter Deacons left Monday for San Bernardino where he will visit with relatives for a week. Mrs. Frantz and two children, who have been visiting here, have returned to their home in Redlands. Eddie Boege and Roscoe Staples have gone on a month's hunting trip for big game in Inyo county? The eldest child of the Zachman family, living on Chartres street, is down with diphtheria. Peter Weisel is erecting a cottage on Sycamore street near Lemon, which will be occupied by his daughter, Mrs. of danger. Mr. Strodthoff states returning shortly to A. T., to resume his business. To the Portland fair has been set. Spanish club will have invitation this week for a dance to be the opera house the evening day, August 5th. The commarrangements is composed of mente, A. Gaxiola, P. Danartillo, and M. F. Andrada. Orchestra will furnish music, enjoyable time is anticipated. Harris contemplates reportly to a new mining camp, at of Phoenix, A. T., where he offered a position as physiclarge mining company now there, at a salary of $350 per The doctor has resided here a sus, but in that time has made bonds in a professional and soHe is a physician and surexperience and his contemparture will be noted with West, of Canton, Ohio, has known during the week, superor the erection of the new the First National bank. Mr. three assistants who will be asks at the job. The vault 2 tons and is of the latest and proved pattern. Its foundaconstructed of solid concrete used railway steel rails to a three feet. Its dimensions feet, and 7 feet in height. $6000. Gersbach has purchased the walnut orchard for $7500, and to took possession of the proMr. Gersbach is accompanied life and will make his permacin this city. He is recently aver, where he engaged in the butter business. Being a large means, he contemplates purchases and may in the near take up the matter of erecting a of cottages for rental. The vals are old-time friends of awenckert, who lost no time in them safely located in the garof Southern California. Fruh having retired as leader director of the band, the meme organization desire to ex- Eddie Boege and Roscoe Staples have gone on a month's hunting trip for big game in Inyo county. The eldest child of the Zachman family, living on Chartres street, is down with diphtheria. Peter Weisel is erecting a cottage on Sycamore street near Lemon, which will be occupied by his daughter, Mrs. Huch. Mrs. James L. Barr of Long Mount, Col., sister-in-law of Erwin Barr of this place, is here on a visit, accompanied by her two daughters. They will remain several months. Santa Ana trustees have cancelled the recently issued $60,000 electric lighting bonds, the legality of which was some weeks ago upheld by the Superior Court. It looks like a sell-out to the Edison lighting company. We shall have further observations upon this subject in next week's issue. Mrs. Theo Lacy and W. M. Scott, delegates from the Santa Ana and Orange lodges of the Fraternal Brotherhood to the recent national convention of the order at Lawrence, Kan., were guests of honor at a banquet given by the Santa Ana lodge some evenings ago. Sessions of the Orange county institute of the W. C. T. U. will begin at Huntington Beach this morning at 10 o'clock. Delegations from many towns will be present and bring basket dinner tomorrow. They will remain over for Friday, the institute closing with the afternoon session. Those who will take part in tomorrow's program are Mrs. Anna Hill, the county president, Mrs. Florence Case, Mrs. Alice Inman, Mrs. L. H. Mills, Mrs. Belle Rogers and all local presidents. J. W. Millar will address the afternoon session and Rev. George Clark will speak in the evening. Wanted Board and room in the country on a farm, for an elderly man; terms reasonable, Address communications to E. C., this office. Are You Going to Paint? See McKinley about Climatic high grade prepared paint. Climatic paint is an honest paint. Linseed oil, etc. Jv 7-tf Rev. George Clark will speak in the evening. Wanted Board and room in the country on a farm, for an elderly man; terms reasonable, Address communications to E. C., this office. Are You Going to Paint? See McKinley about Climatic high grade prepared paint. 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