anaheim-gazette 1906-05-17

LOCAL EVENTS Mrs. Capt. Williams visited over Sunday with friends in Los Angeles. James Wool came down from Los Angeles the first of the week to spend a few days with friends. Samuel M. Davis was over from Santa Ana on Tuesday. Mr. Davis is a candidate for district attorney and was over feeling the political pulse. Miss Emily Warling returned this week from Redlands after an absence of six weeks visiting relatives and friends in that city. Supervisor Linebarger was over from Fullerton on Monday looking at roads. Mr. Linebarger will probably be nominated by the democratic convention to the office he now holds. Mrs. W. H. Lockwood and family of Silverton, Col., have been guests of the families of Messrs. Jones and Owens for a fortnight past. They departed on Tuesday for Los Angeles and will shortly leave for their home in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Fuhrberg chaperoned a party of Los Angeles relatives and friends on a picnic party to Santiago canyon on Tuesday. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Metz, Miss Eichborn and Miss Lydia Gross. C. G. Billings has arrived from the Dakotas, accompanied by Mrs. Billings and will make their permanent home in this city. Mr. Billings is a substantial citizen and will make a desirable acquisition to the community. Pat Seale returned with Company E, having accompanied it to Oakland as chef de cuisine. Pat says the story about his being shot was without foundation, and adds that he was not even removing the roof and tearing out front wall of the Hussman building Center street. The building raised another story and a new glass front installed. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Konig conplate a trip to Murietta hot spring the benefit of the former's health. Eddie Crowther and sister, Ruby, leaves shortly for Boston to a course at the conservatory of m Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goldie and little girls, Katie and Maggie, Mrs. I. R. Williams were in town Saturday afternoon. Damon Snodgrass of the Jungle departed on Monday for Arkansas where he goes to inspect some Should the country suit him he main permanently. The Anaheim baseball club has invited out for a grand ball to be held in Armory hall on Monday evening May 21st. Good music will be fun ed and the club promises those attending a pleasant time. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rounds, Mr. M. Barron and daughter and T. C bell left over the Southern Pacific Monday for a visit to points in sourii. They will be absent several weeks. S. O. Walker was in town from na Park on Saturday glad-handing many friends hereaway. W is a candidate for sheriff, and his didacy is gathering increased suf from one end of the county to other. T. A. Darling made a trip to canyon, twelve miles east of San some days ago on a tour of inspection of the placer mines located there saw a gold nugget worth $16 taken by one of the miners during his and states the men average $10 per C. G. Billings has arrived from the Dakotas, accompanied by Mrs. Billings and will make their permanent home in this city. Mr. Billings is a substantial citizen and will make a desirable acquisition to the community. Pat Seale returned with Company E, having accompanied it to Oakland as chef de cuisine. Pat says the story about his being shot was without foundation, and adds that he was not even half shot. Pat is a great boy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs, Mrs. R. Melrose and Miss Winifred Melrose went to Long Beach on Tuesday afternoon to be present at the Scott-Smale nuptials in the evening. They returned yesterday morning. Gerald Sandilands is shipping out from five to six carloads of oranges from his packing house weekly. He reports the market in excellent condition and good prices being realized for first-class fruit. Mrs. Rebecca Hetebrink has petitioned the superior court for letters of administration upon the estate of the late Henry Hetebrink. The estate consists of a 100-acre ranch at Placentia and personal property of the value of $28,500. Tom Scott returned to Perris on Tuesday after a brief visit with friends subsequent to the home-coming of Company E from the north. Tom has a soft spot in his heart for Anaheim, and he finds the number of his friends is not lessened by his absence from the places which once knew him. H. A. Dickel returned on Monday evening from his trip to San Francisco. He was successful in securing the discharge of his son Ted from military service in order to get him back in high school in time to graduate. In fact he met Ted in Los Angeles on his way home the first day out. He continued on his trip in order to view the ruins of the city devastated by quake and fire. W. N. North arrived in town on Friday evening last direct from Wisconsin with a view to locating permanently. Mr. North says two trips to California unfits a man thereafter for further residence in the east. This is his second trip to the coast. Our real-estate men should see to it that Mr. W. N. North arrived in town on Friday evening last direct from Wisconsin with a view to locating permanently. Mr. North says two trips to California unfit a man thereafter for further residence in the east. This is his second trip to the coast. Our real-estate men should see to it that Mr. North is helped to the best they have in stock. He looks to us like a pretty good Badger. C. M. Wilhite of Glendora, manager of the Redlands Nurseries, was in town on Tuesday. Orchardists desiring fine nursery stock should make it a point to inspect the varieties carried by this nursery. Mr. Wilhite will be found a very pleasant gentleman to deal with, as well as having many years's experience which makes him especially qualified for the business. His advertisement will be found in another column. Contractors Schindler and Boney have a force of mechanics engaged in Free. Free. Free. One of those beautiful pictures which I have in my window, when your checks at my store have amounted to $5.00. This is something that is not offered to you every day, so better get one of them. Mullinix Drug Store A Square Deal to All proof and tearing out the the Hussman building on The building will be history and a new platecalled. Ms. Wm. Konig contemMurietta hot springs for the former's health. ather and sister, Miss shortly for Boston to take conservatory of music. Ms. Wm. Goldie and two Katie and Maggie, and williams were in town on noon. grass of the Jungle ranch Monday for Arkansaw, to inspect some land. entry suit him he may reently. baseball club have iner a grand ball to be given all on Monday evening, good music will be furnishto promises those attendtime. W. A. Rounds, Mrs. U. daughter and T. Campthe Southern Pacific on visit to points in Miswill be absent several was in town from Buetiday glad-handing his hereaway. Walker for sheriff, and his cantering increased support of the county to the made a trip to Lucas miles east of San Juan, on a tour of inspection mines located there. He get worth $16 taken out miners during his stay, men average $10 per day odds and ends. The collection is an interesting one and is on exhibition at Heffner's tobacco stand. C. I. Hoople was in Los Angeles on Monday on business. W. A. Frantz is endeavoring to interest outside capital in the erection of a large skating rink. S. O. Walker was at the Skinner garage on Tuesday and purchased a $1350 Reo touring car. Cashier Boege of the German-American bank was presented by his wife on Monday with a fine girl baby. Misses Kate and Ella Rea who have been guests the past week of the Misses Yoch at Laguna returned yesterday. The Anaheim baseball club defeated the Santa Ana team on the local diamond on Sunday afternoon in a 12-inning game by a score of 5 to 4. The same teams play here next Sunday. Wm. Kelley writes from Los Angles renewing his subscription, and wishing all of his old-time friends the best of good luck. The top of the morning to Mr. Kelley. Herman Hussman has invested $1500 in a new Reo touring car, and a little bird whispers he will soon have a lovely senorita riding out with him. When Herman gets out on the boulevard with his machine he is sure the dude of the gang. Father Dubbel is in the northern part of the State on business connected with the church. He will visit San Jose, Santa Rosa and San Francisco before his return the latter part of the week. Tim Carroll presented the claims of his dumping apparatus to an interested throng of listeners on Center street on Saturday afternoon. Tim leaves shortly for San Francisco and other CAPT. STERN AND HIS COMMUNITY Thrilling Experience Dr. Adams has received the first letter from Alvin Pratt, who lived here, detailing his expedition during the San Francisco quarrel: Los Angeles, Cal., May 14 Dear Friend Walker:—I have received a letter from my wife forwarded me your letter. An certainly a prosperous town. did have a pretty hard time San Francisco, but thank God through alive; but that is sayi We had a five-room flat nice ished, and twenty minutes our earthquake our home was on got a hack and sent my wife, h and the two children to Square there to wait for me tried to save our trunk and son Father Dubbel is in the northern part of the State on business connected with the church. He will visit San Jose, Santa Rosa and San Francisco before his return the latter part of the week. Tim Carroll presented the claims of his dumping apparatus to an interested throng of listeners on Center street on Saturday afternoon. Tim leaves shortly for San Francisco and other points north to further introduce his apparatus, which he challenges the world to beat. A Christian church has been established at Fullerton. Trustees for the first year are Charles C. Chapman, F. W. Cline, J. E. Ford, I. L. Sitton and Frank Morse. The term for which the incorporation is to continue, according to articles filed with the county clerk, is fifty years. Frank Tausch returns from Oakland signally honored in his appointment as color sergeant of the Seventh regiment. He is thus attached to Col. Finley's staff, and is no longer officially a member of Company E, although he will continue to drill with the boys at the armory. He has in his keeping the colors of the regiment, including the Stars and Stripes and regimental banner. These are stored at the armory, and are in safe hands. Frank is a good soldier and a good civilian, and is receiving the congratulations of his many friends in the honors that have been conferred upon him. Frank Walter has returned from his trip to Siskiyou county. LA FIESTA The Santa Fe will sell round-trip tickets to Los Angeles and return May 19 to 26 inclusive, at the low rate of $1 10 for the round trip, good to return May 28, 1906. This rate is made on account of La Fiesta de Los Flores to be held in Los Angeles May 21 to 26, '06. J. H. Clabaugh, agent. DECORATION DAY RATES The Santa Fe will sell tickets May 29 and 30 good to return May 31, 1906, at greatly reduced rates. Call Santa Fe depot, Anaheim, for full information. J. H. Clabaugh, Agt. FOR SALE A few hundred choice Late Valentia orange trees for sale. Inquire of S. Tucker, 2 miles east of Anaheim. Articles of incorporation hereaway. Walker for sheriff, and his canning increased support of the county to the long made a trip to Lucas the miles east of San Juan, on a tour of inspection mines located there. He get worth $16 taken out among miners during his stay, men average $10 per day in from Mill Valley on morning for a week's visit and friends. He will in lead to the hymeneal Little Weisel, daughter of Mr. Weisel, who returned only on Sunday from Gerner father breathed his lungs ago. Longworth writes from the has arrived safely and ment of writing prepared upon the newspaper view to securing employ-ard departments. Arch's hereaway hope he may have a useful and orna- in the webfoot metropo- Jones this week re-sid intelligence of the some days since of hisado friend and associate Mr. Mr. Stoeber formerly Maggenheim mine at Silver-o the present owners forarter millions. He spent time in Paris and had just come from Colorado when he body is being brought to burial. ings and S. O. Llewellynheim Landing some days former's runabout. After clean and the various sights in the former viewed for they started late in their return home. All day until they reached Los en the apparatus supplyine with gasolene went on the conveyance came to a real argument with the criti-udge it and the two ama- were in for a nine-mile when a happy thought DECORATION DAY RATES The Santa Fe will sell tickets May 29 and 30 good to return May 31, 1906, at greatly reduced rates. Call Santa Fe depot, Anaheim, for full information. J. H. Clabaugh, Agt. FOR SALE A few hundred choice Late Valentia orange trees for sale. Inquire of S. Tucker, 2 miles east of Anaheim. SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER If you want to laugh and grow fat, don't fail to see this funniest of comedies, "She Stoops to Conquer." It is one continuous laugh throughout the play. Beautiful costumes have been secured for the production. Mr. Holme and Miss Winslow who are directing the play are working hard to make it the best production ever staged in Anaheim. The production is an expensive one and the class of '06 has spared no cost to make it as perfect as possible. The Santa Ana orchestra will give selections during the program and also play for the social dance to be given immediately after the play. Reserved seats will be on sale on Monday morning, May 28, at McCollum's. Remember date of play—Wednesday, June 6. German-American Bank ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Safety for Our Depositors Is the First Consideration all our Transactions Your Account Is Respectfully Solicited One Dollar opens an account in our Savings Department, and one of our handsome Clock Banks, H. W. CHYNOWETH, President, JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. Newton B. Pierce, United government pathologist for the coast, has received notice fromington, D. C., ordering the Santa Ana to be closed. Mr now in Washington. The well known in Orange county come from the east about fif ago for the purpose of study disease. His work has included tire Pacific coast. Articles of incorporation by aheim Walnut association filed with the county clerk. Object is to receive walnuts products, prepare for market the same. Principal place of Anaheim, Orange county. Years. Directors for first year Otto Rust, Samuel Kraemer Shanley, Sherman Hayden Eymann. Capital stock, $100 into 1000 shares of the value Subscribed, $45. Miss Hershman is in Pitta visit to relatives. She will be til fall. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Clew visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. der. John Resh has moved into his new building, the interior of which has been furnished in handsome manner. He deals in sewing machines and pianos and also conducts a first-class photograph studio. He is an experienced photographer and work already turned out by him have elicited many encomiums of praise. Mr. Resh is an enterprising citizen and a desirable acquisition to our business community. See his adv in another column. Roman Wisser has moved his place of business into his handsome new building on Center street, where he has one of the best appointed bars in Southern California. On Saturday next he will have a house-warming, and extends an invitation to all his friends and the public generally to call upon him in his new place of business. Skinner & Son have been doing a landoffice business in the automobile line of late. Last week they disposed of four touring cars and a runabout. On Tuesday of this week they sold two, one being for shipment to San Francisco. The sisters of St. Catherine’s academy are preparing to hold the closing ceremonies of the school at the opera-house. The exercises will occur on a Sunday afternoon the latter part of June. O. M. Skinner went to Los Angeles yesterday to bring down two large touring cars. Mr. Skinner and his energetic son Merton are kept busy supplying the demand for machines, and are disposing of several weekly. Memorial day will be observed by Malvern Hill post, G. A. R. of Fullerton May 30th. Graves will be decorated in the cemetery at 10 o'clock. Literary exercises will be held at Bank hall, Fullerton, in the afternoon. The name of the orator of the day has not Anaheim is prosperous town. Yes we have pretty hard time of it in seco, but thank God we came alive; but that is saying it all. Five-room flat nicely furnishes twenty minutes after the door our home was on fire. I and sent my wife, her sister two children to Jefferson Park to wait for me while I are our trunk and some of the would carry. There was no need to get an express wagon, so figure on getting out very quickly out of the house with a five sheets full of clothes hanging. After dragging them middle of the street and over us, I finally lost the whole flames: so all we saved live had on our backs. Who was not there can imagines before us. Men, women often pinned down under the tree to be burned to death; and I got to the square couldn't walk. The police had ordered crowd away to Golden Gateake room for those who were in Jefferson Park later on. I Frisco, Oakland, Alameda, and Fruitvale without succinctly found them at Angel Lake days later. My wife the pocket book when the house, and it was a lucky item that I did, for it had about $30 for that week. I did not get around very fast babies, so had to pay pretty that they got to eat, and in order to the island. The first slept in Golden Gate park—was, and a baby six weeks old. Others don't tell one part of the that week. My estimation is lost, not 2000 as the papers I left my family there with or-in-law and wife on Angel still I get located. B. Pierce, United States pathologist for the Pacific received notice from Washington. ordering the station at to be closed. Mr. Pierce is Washington. The official is seen in Orange county, having in the east about fifteen years the purpose of studying vine His work has included the enric coast. Memorial day will be observed by Malvern Hill post, G. A. R. of Fullerton May 30th. Graves will be decorated in the cemetery at 10 o'clock. Literary exercises will be held at Bank hall, Fullerton, in the afternoon. The name of the orator of the day has not yet been announced. Henry Young, living northwest of town, was severely injured in a runaway on Monday, in which he suffered the fracture of two ribs. Mr. Young was on his way to procure a load of gravel when his horse became frightened and ran away. He was thrown to the ground, receiving injuries which will confine him to his home for several weeks. Oscar Kneipp came down from Los Angeles on Tuesday for a short visit. He was out in Arizona for over a year and lately has entered the employ of Sentous Bros. in Los Angeles. CARD OF THANKS The undersigned take this means of returning their heartfelt thanks to the many friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and for words of sympathy expressed, especially the Anaheim Gesangverein, in the hour of their bereavement consequent upon the death of husband and father. MRS. P. WEISEL AND FAMILY. Reduced rates to Los Angeles and return account La Fiesta.—Account La Fiesta to be held at Los Angeles May 21 to 26, the Southern Pacific will sell round-trip tickets Anaheim to Los Angeles and return on May 19 to 26, allowing return any time between the above dates and May 28 at $1 05. For further information call on agent S.P.R.R. J. M. Pickering, agent. Popular Excursions to Santa Barbara during summer 1906.—For the above the Southern Pacific will sell tickets Anaheim to Santa Barbara and return for $3 25 on June 15 and 16; July 2 and 3; August 10 and 11; September 14 and 15. Allowing stop over at Ventura and Santa Paula both going and returning within limit of 30 days from date of sale. For further information call on agent S. P. R. R. Anaheim, Cal. J. M. Pickering, agent. Kid Herman, the pugilist, was in town Tuesday and joined a picnic party to Santiago canyon. B. Pierce, United States ont pathologist for the Pacific received notice from WashC., ordering the station at to be closed. Mr. Pierce is Washington. The official is in Orange county, having the east about fifteen years the purpose of studying vine His work has included the enc coast. of incorporation by the Annalnut association have been the county clerk. The obreceive walnuts and other prepare for market, and sell Principal place of business Orange county. Term, 20 directors for first year are C. z, Samuel Kraemer, Frank Sherman Hayden, John A. Capital stock, $1000, divided shares of the value of $1 each. d, $45. ershman is in Pittsburg on a relatives. She will be away unMrs. Johnny Cleveland are with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schnei- an Bank NIA the First Consideration in our Transactions, ly Solicited Department, and procures Banks. CHAS. A. BOEGE. ent. Cashier. above the Southern Pacific will sell tickets Anaheim to Santa Barbara and return for $3 25 on June 15 and 16; July 2 and 3; August 10 and 11; Septeber 14 and 15. Allowing stop over at Ventura and Santa Paula both going and returning within limit of 30 days from date of sale. For further information call on agent S. P. R. R. Anaheim, Cal. J. M. Pickering, agent. Kid Herman, the pugilist, was in town Tuesday and joined a picnic party to Santiago canyon. A consignment of plate glass has arrived from the east for Spake & McCollum's new building. Ayer's This falling of your hair! Stop it, or you will soon be bald. Give your hair some Ayer's Hair Vigor. The falling will stop, the hair will Hair Vigor grow, and the scalp will be clean and healthy. Why be satisfied with poor hair when you can make it rich? "My hair nearly all came out. I then, tried Ayer's Hair Vigor and only one bottle stopped the falling. New hair came in real thick and just a little curly."—MRS. L. M. 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