anaheim-gazette 1906-03-22

LOCAL EVENTS Mrs. Grim entertained the Miercoles club at her residence yesterday afternoon. The band will give another of its popular open-air concerts at the First National corner on Saturday evening. C. O. Rust was in Los Angeles a couple of days this week, returning yesterday. Miss Theresa Fay leaves tomorrow for a visit of several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Henry Strodthoff, at Douglass, A. T. W. H. Spake and P. H. Krick went to Los Angeles on Tuesday evening to attend Masonic lodge. They returned on the midnight limited. A. Pierotti was in town from Placentia on Tuesday. He says the country never looked finer and that a prosperous season confronts everybody. John Resh's new building east of the city hall is finished to the second story and presents a fine appearance. The building is of artificial stone and will have a handsome plate-glass front. J. N. Long was in town from Harper yesterday. Harper is a new town on the electric railway line to Santa Ana, and is situated two miles northwest of Garden Grove. The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will give an exhibition of "Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works" in the near future. Time and place will be announced soon. Duncan Snodgrass made a trip to the peatlands the first of the week and found considerable land under water as John Hartung made a business trip to Los Angeles on Monday. N. A. Bitner has instituted a divorce from his wife, Clara Bittner. Gus Stern, representative of the Stern & Goodman, Fullerton town Tuesday on a business trip. Mrs. J. P. Hatzfeld entertain Apollo club at a musicale at his dence on Thursday afternoon. W. A. Ross, who has been in for three months past, visiting las, Houston and other places, re-on Wednesday to his home in the Mrs. Strodthoff has purchased D. Bastanchury several lots on street near Sycamore, and will begin the erection of a residence. Mrs. H. A. McWilliams has elected a delegate from the local bekkah lodge to the grand lodge meets shortly in San Francisco. Mrs. E. F. Johnston, aunt of Wallace, who has been visiting several months, left on Tuesday her home in Morris, Ill. Herman Stern of this city and Marie Nicholas of Fullerton are ed to be married. The wedding occur in the near future. A carload of oranges shipped Fullerton to San Francisco Benchley fruit company was at by the sheriff of the northern to satisfy a claim of T. G. J amounting to $399. Tilman Bush, the aged father of Bush of this city, died at La Park, March 15th. Deceased w in Kentucky Feb. 16, 1827. He to Missouri with his family and to California, arriving here the electric railway line to Santa Ana, and is situated two miles northwest of Garden Grove. The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will give an exhibition of "Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works" in the near future. Time and place will be announced soon. Duncan Snodgrass made a trip to the peatlands the first of the week and found considerable land under water as a result of the river's overflow. Several hundred acres of beets were washed away. A spirited fight is in progress at Fullerton over the closing of saloons, which will be voted upon at the election to be held April 9th. In this city the question of closing saloons on Sunday will be voted upon. Stern & Goodman, proprietors of the Mammoth Department Store at Fullerton, have an announcement in this issue of interest to bargain hunters. The firm will have a grand spring and summer opening commencing March 22d and continuing till March 24th. Agent Clabaugh of the Santa Fe yesterday received instructions from headquarters that beginning April 1st, 25-ride commutation tickets over that road between Anaheim and Los Angeles will hereafter be limited to four months, instead of 60 days as at present. Ground was broken on Tuesday for Spake & McCollum's new brick building on Center street. The old brick wall which has stood on the line of the property for fifty years was torn down. The front of the building will be of artificial stone and plate glass. The building will have a frontage of 40 feet and 40 feet in depth. The auction sale of lots at Benedict, which was to have taken place on Saturday last, was postponed, owing to wet weather, until Saturday next, the 24th. Full particulars of the sale will be found in the advertisement on the eighth page. A Spanish barbecue will be served free to all. Five lots worth $2000 each will be given away free during the sale. The auction will probably be attended by a large crowd from the entire countryside. Try our Tonic Port, makes rich red blood. Gives health and strength. feb15. RUST'S WINERY. A carload of oranges shipped fullerton to San Francisco Benchley fruit company was at by the sheriff of the northern to satisfy a claim of T. G. J amounting to $399. Tilman Bush, the aged father of Bush of this city, died at La Park, March 15th. Deceased was in Kentucky Feb. 16, 1827. He to Missouri with his family and to California, arriving here in and resided here continuously the time of his death. E. P. Fowler has traded his walnut ranch three and a half southwest of this city for a four Chicago rooming-house, the renting at a valuation of $100,000. pays $60,000 cash in addition. ward D. Stoddard is the new owner of the ranch. The Chicago property advantageously situated and is pay a yearly rental of $15,000. Sixty-seven one-hundredths inch of rain fell on Wednesday Thursday of last week, bringing total, according to Mr. Dickel's to 13.50. Last year to date the amounted to 14.68. The countries in ideal condition, having been followed by good weather. Yesterday was cloudy and fell at intervals. Prospects last were good for more rain. Mrs. Henry M. Adams has a bowl and cream pitcher which o longed to Susan B. Anthony, the woman suffragist who died some ago at Rochester. The article presented to Mrs. Adams'aunt b Anthony in Massachusetts a num years ago, and were by the form sented to the present owner. The blue chinaware and are valued by Adams as rare relics of a disting woman. Mr. Dickel received a few days from a correspondent in Hamburg illustrated postal cards containingographs of the Emperor and E and of the royal family. Thispondent is the official who ins Mr. Dickel's trunks at Hamburg occasion of his visit to Germany years ago. A friendship sprung tween them which has subsisted day. He was presented with so oranges by our fellow-townsmans Full particulars of the sale will be found in the advertisement on the eighth page. A Spanish barbecue will be served free to all. Five lots worth $2000 each will be given away free during the sale. The auction will probably be attended by a large crowd from the entire countryside. Try our Tonic Port, makes rich red blood. Gives health and strength. Feb15. RUST'S WINERY. Anaheim Evergreen Nursery The largest stock of Palms, Acacias, Camphor, Gravella, Robusta, Texas umbrella and numerous other varieties of ornamental trees and plants suitable for street planting; also a large stock of different varieties of gums, cypress, pines, loquats and house plants. Walnut and orange trees. Prices at the nursery. Mr. Dickel received a few days from a correspondent in Hamburg illustrated postal cards containing tographs of the Emperor and E and of the royal family. This pondent is the official who ins Mr. Dickel's trunks at Hamburg occasion of his visit to Germany years ago. A friendship sprung tween them which has subsisted day. He was presented with some oranges by our fellow-townsmans occasion of their meeting, and interrupted correspondence has between them. Mr. Dickel then visiting relatives in Germany again fore long. Needles and repairs for all m Turners' Sewing Machine Exc 119 W. 4th St., Santa Ana. Hair Brushes and Combs Now is the Time to Buy Just received a large shipment of Hair Brushes, 25c up to $3.00. Shares are guaranteed 1 year, and some 3 years. Over 40 different styles. Combs of Every Description The very kind that you prefer, I have. Prices are the very low 10c up to $1 50. Some warranted six months, some two years. Remember the place when buying your other "TOI ARTICLES," for I carry just as large a line in them. If unable to come to the Store, telephone and I will send an assortment to pick from. Mullinix Drug Store Prescriptions a Specialty Tel. Main 217 Young made a business trip tables on Monday. Her has instituted suit for his wife, Clara Bitner. A representative of the firm Goodman, Fullerton, was in pay on a business trip. Hatzfeld entertained the at a musicale at her resisday afternoon. Is, who has been in Texas months past, visiting in Daland other places, returned way to his home in this city. Bitner has purchased from many several lots on Lemon Caycamore, and will shortly section of a residence. A. McWilliams has been legate from the local Relieve to the grand lodge which is in San Francisco. Johnston, aunt of W. A. Ho has been visiting here thus, left on Tuesday for Morris, Ill. Nern of this city and Miss Bas of Fullerton are engaged. The wedding will near future. Of oranges shipped from San Francisco by the ft company was attached of the northern county claim of T. G. Jenkins $399. Sh, the aged father of John is city, died at Lamanda 15th. Deceased was born Feb. 16, 1827. He moved with his family and later arriving here in 1874. Three landmarks are being removed from Center street to make way for brick buildings. The first is the Davis residence, built 35 years ago, and which will give way to the new Strodthoff building; the second is the Bauer shack built thirty years ago, and which will be replaced by R. Wisser's new building; and the third is the brick wall erected by A. Langenberger forty years ago, and which was torn down this week to make way for Spake & McCollum's new stone structure. George M. Stanley of the East side is contemplating the exchange of his property for a ranch of 120 acres in Iowa, valued at $6000, and may shortly transfer his residence to that state. Mr. Stanley has been a resident of this section a number of years and is popular with friends and acquaintances on all sides. They prophesy he will never be contented in the effete east after living in this glorious climate of California, and hope to see him back again before snow flies next winter. The Anaheim high school base ball club goes to Santa Ana on Saturday to play the high school nine of that city. Judge Richard Egan of San Juan was a guest of friends in town the fore part of the week. Miss Alice Carver is in charge of the millinery department in Stern & Goodman's store at Fullerton. Note the firm's advertisement in this issue. Stern & Goodman's mammoth department store has been repainted a handsome light grey and the interior has been artistically decorated. Get a children's deposit box at the American-Savings bank and teach them how to save their money. $1 starts an account. Full information at the bank. of oranges shipped from San Francisco by the firm company was attached of the northern county claim of T. G. Jenkins $399. ash, the aged father of John is city, died at Lamanda 15th. Deceased was born Feb. 16, 1827. He moved with his family and later arriving here in 1874, where continuously up to this death. er has traded his 180-acre farm three and a half miles from this city for a four-story building-house, the ranch goration of $100,000. Fowler cash in addition. Dr. Edward is the new owner of The Chicago property is fully situated and is said to be rental of $15,000. one-hundredths of an inch fell on Wednesday and last week, bringing the king to Mr. Dickel's gauge, first year to date the total 14.68. The country coneal condition, the rains followed by glorious was cloudy and showers alms. Prospects last night for more raih. M. Adams has a sugar pitcher which once been B. Anthony, the noted registr who died some daysester. The articles were Mrs. Adams' aunt by Miss Massachusetts a number of old were by the former present owner. They are of rare and are valued by Mrs. relics of a distinguished received a few days ago respondent in Hamburg, two postal cards containing phohe Emperor and Empress royal family. This corresse the official who inspected trunks at Hamburg on the visit to Germany four A friendship sprung up bewhich has subsisted to this is presented with some fine fellow-townsman on the millinery department in Stern & Goodman's store at Fullerton. Note the firm's advertisement in this issue. Stern & Goodman's mammoth department store has been repainted a handsome light grey and the interior has been artistically decorated. Get a children's deposit box at the American-Savings bank and teach them how to save their money. $1 starts an account. Full information at the bank. Complete pumping plant. 12-horse engine, No. 5 pump, capacity 80 inches. at a big sacrifice; cost $1000; take $500 cash. King Bros., 203 Tajo Bldg, Los Angeles. Kathrene Myers, field secretary of the Woman's Occidental board of foreign missions, will speak in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening, Mar. 25th. Miss Myers spent four years in China as a medical missionary and is thoroughly conversant with the situation there. She is an interesting speaker and always delights her hearers. Everybody come and hear in part the great work that is being done in China. AN IDEAL CIRCUS PROGRAM Norris & Rowe will provide many new features and novelties this season. Famous bare-back riders. Norris & Rowe term their show this season "The First Prize Ideals" and from the program submitted it would seem that the term is not exaggerated. The bare-back riders include such American and European celebrities as Edna Haretta, lady somersault bareback rider; Frank and Dolly Miller with their superb four horse carrying act; Ed Hocum, principal riders; Janet Metville and her high school horses; Evie Stetson, one of the very few women who can turn a complete somersault on the bare back of a horse while he is running swiftly around the ring; Edith Maskelyn and Mark Hayden are riders from the Paris hippodrome. They are considered the champion trick riders of the world. Herbert Rumley is a dare-devil rough rider, his sensational dashes around the ring creating consternation among the more timid spectators; William and Edith Stack perform a two-horse carrying act, always one of the most graceful and pleasing of numbers. Mr. Stack rides two horses at once, at the same time carrying his sister in his arms; in the meantime Miss Stack is assuming all sorts of picturesque poses while the horses dash steadily around the arena; Austin King is the famous jockey and hurricane hurdle rider; Little George Settler has the best chance to show off for he has four pure white, well educated Shetland ponies and these he rides Early residents of Mankato member both Mr. and Mrs. They lived here a long period former was engaged in the business for twenty-two year location being in block 14, at the Saulpaugh. Mr. Shaubu fine, large residence now at Joseph's hospital which was sold to the late John A. Will retiring from business Mr. moved his family to his large Belgrade, about three miles north city, where they lived for so They came to Mankato in 1856 among the earliest settlers. Mrs. Shaubut was the da Hon. and Mrs. John Comstory, Ohio, and was born in Oct. 15, 1826. She was marry Shaubut in Wabash county October 3, 1847. Mr. Shaub some time in the eighties, and continued to live on the far grade until 1893, when she did it and moved to Anaheim, O has since been her home three daughters living in that whom she has made her home She is survived by eight Emma J., John C., Ella, Lil Bertha, Katie and Guy W whom are living in California The remains of Mrs. Shaub taken to Los Angeles, where cremated, and her ashes will to Messrs. John N. Hall andney of this city for burial remains of Mr. Shaubut in cemetery. Grafted Walnuts, Oranges ons at O.C.-O.K. Nurserie Cal. Convention Notice The annual convention of the County Christian Endeavor will be held in the Presbyterian of Anaheim on Saturday, Mr. The session will begin ing and continue throughout The state president and other speakers and workers will ent. A cordial invitation is eall young peoples' organ other churches to be present with us this feast of good tha According to custom, all are to bring a basket-lunchee The quarterly communication will be held in the Presbyterian next Sunday morning. Eve ber of the church is prayerfu to be present. Facts About Our R received a few days ago respondent in Hamburg, two postal cards containing phothe Emperor and Empress royal family. This corresone official who inspected trunks at Hamburg on the visit to Germany four A friendship sprung up bewhich has subsisted to this presented with some fine fellow-townsman on the their meeting, and an uncorrespondence has ensued. Mr. Dickel thinks of dives in Germany again bed repairs-for all makes at wing Machine Exchange, t, Santa Ana. feb22 timid spectators; William and Edith Stack perform a two-horse carrying act, always one of the most graceful and pleasing of numbers. Mr. Stack rides two horses at once, at the same time carrying his sister in his arms; in the meantime Miss Stack is assuming all sorts of picturesque poses while the horses dash steadily around the arena; Austin King is the famous jockey and hurricane hurdle rider; Little George Settler has the best chance to show off for he has four pure white, well educated Shetland ponies and these he rides and drives in a startlingly original manner. The number is a pretty one and appeals especially to the little ones. Norris & Rowe will exhibit their all new big shows at Santa Ana Wednesday, March 28th. EGGS FOR SALE Thoroughbred White Leghorn eggs for sale at 50 cents a setting. J. Seaman, Kroeger street, mch22-1m Joe Gibson entertained a number of friends at a stag dinner at his residence on Lemon street on Saturday evening. Anaheim Evergreen Nursery The largest stock of palms, acacias, Camphor, Gravella, Robusta, Texas umbrella and numerous other varieties of ornamental trees and plants suitable for street planting; also a large stock of different varieties of gum, cypress, pines, loquats and house plants. Walnut and orange trees. Prices at the nursery. WE HAVE OPENED A regular banking business to please the public, and to assist in our do what we can for the upbuilding of our town and neighborhood assistance or accommodation we can render to please will be our object. Not only will we do a regular commercial business, but have also a Savings Department. For Children $1 00 starts an account and you get a handsome Clover Bank. We invite all to come and see us. Respectfully, German-American Bank Minutes of the Water Board Anaheim, Cal., Mch. 17, 1906. Regular meeting of the board of directors of the Anaheim Union Water company with all members present. Further time was granted the finance committee to investigate and report on the matter of the proposed sale of the Kraemer reservoir. The pumping plant committee reported that the boring outfit has arrived; but that no agreement has as yet been signed with the contractor. On motion the pumping plant committee was instructed to have a contract drawn up with H. F. Gansner for the boring of the necessary wells. Moved by Hale, seconded by McLauchlin, that the Pumping Plant committee be and the same is hereby given authority to go ahead and bore three wells not more than twenty feet apart, as soon as they are satisfied with the preliminary test wells.* Carried. Moved by Hale, seconded by Bradford that the secretary be and is hereby instructed to order 400 barrels more of cement. Carried. A communication from the Southern Pacific railway company expressed a desire to co-operate with this company in the changing and constructing of ditches along its right of way from Cypress avenue south and also at Nutwood station. On motion the secretary was instructed to write to the engineer of the Southern Pacific company and invite him to come down and go with our ditch committee to look over the grounds where the proposed improvements are to be made. Bond of A. L. Porter superintendent, in the sum of $2000, with A. S. Bradford and Wm. Crowther as Residents of Mankato will reboth Mr. and Mrs. Shaubut. Here a long period and the was engaged in the mercantile for twenty-two years, his last being in block 14, across from Baugh. Mr. Shaubut built the residence now a part of St. hospital which was afterwards the late John A. Willard. Upon from business Mr. Shaubut family to his large farm in about three miles from the place they lived for some years. He to Mankato in 1856 and were the earliest settlers. Shaubut was the daughter of Mrs. Mrs. John Comstock of Libo, and was born in that city 1826. She was married to Mr. John Wabash county, Indiana, 183, 1847. Mr. Shaubut died in the eighties, and his wife to live on the farm in Belil 1893, when she disposed of lived to Anaheim, Cal., which he been her home. She has lighters living in that city with has made her home. Survived by eight children, John C., Ella, Libbie, Eva, Katie and Guy W., most of living in California. Mains of Mrs. Shaubut were Los Angeles, where they were and her ashes will be sent John N. Hall and A. C. Barlis city for burial beside the of Mr. Shaubut in Glenwood Walnuts, Oranges and Lem- .C.-O. K. Nurseries, Orange, feb22-1m Convention Notice Annual convention of the Orange Christian Endeavor societies held in the Presbyterian church him on Saturday, March 31. Session will begin in the morncontinue throughout the day. President and other importers and workers will be presional invitation is extended to peoples' organizations of archches to be present and share this feast of good things. Being to custom, all delegates basket-luncheon. Quarterly communion service held in the Presbyterian church today morning. Every memchurch is prayerfully urged ent. Misses Hill's new millinery advertisement will be found on the fourth page. These young ladies are showing some of the finest millinery ever imported and their prices are reasonable in every case. Give them a call. Norris & Rowe Mammoth Shows—Santa Ana, March 28th. For the above occasion the Southern Pacific will sell round-trip tickets on March 28th Anaheim to Santa Ana. For information call on any agent of the company. W. S. Watson, a resident of Old Newort, has been expecting daily the arrival of his nephew, Lorenzo Watson from Stockport, Ia., who was coming to make him an extended visit. A letter from a sister near Stockport receiveda day or two ago informed him that the young man had been killed on March 4th in the wreck at Auburn, and that the body had arrived there and been buried. While the newspapers gave an account of the wreck and the names of the killed, Mr. Watson did not happen to see the account and was ignorant of the fact that his nephew had been killed. Ayer's Ayer's If your blood is thin and impure, you are miserable all the time. It is pure, rich blood that invigorates, strengthens, refreshes. You certainly know Sarsaparilla the medicine that brings good health to the home, the only medicine tested and tried for 60 years. A doctor’s medicine. "I owe my life, without doubt, to Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It is the most wonderful medicine in the world for nervousness. My cure is permanent, and I cannot thank you enough." MRS. DELIA MOWELL, Newark, N. J. $1.00 a bottle. All druggists. for Poor Health Laxative doses of Ayer's Pills each night greatly aid the Sarsaparilla. ORANGE COUNTY Business College SANTA ANA, CAL. The winter term begins Jan. 2, '06. Students may enter at any time. Call or address H. O. SISSON, Pres.