anaheim-gazette 1906-07-26

LOCAL EVENTS Mrs. W. A. Wallace and family are at San Juan Hot Springs. Mrs. C. I. Hoople visited with relatives in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Miles Hill has taken a position at the Hussman barber shop. Mrs. M. J. Baker departed on Saturday for Fort Worth, Texas. Miss Freida Backs is visiting with relatives and friends in Los Angeles. Judge Howard and family who have been sojourning at the Landing returned home Tuesday evening. C. O. Rust and family, Dr. Houck and Mrs. Houck of this city, accompanied by Mrs. Koll and Mrs. Browning of Los Angeles, left on Tuesday for a fortnight's outing at Catalina. A. H. Patterson, formerly in the implement business here, was in town the fore part of the week renewing old acquaintances. Mr. Patterson since leaving here suffered the loss of his business by fire in an eastern city, his loss being $65,000. He is now in the real estate business in Los Angeles. The Home insurance company of San Francisco, which has a number of policy holders in this vicinity, has issued notification that it is unable to meet its losses consequent upon the San Francisco fire. Local agents are rewriting policies in other companies. Al Smith, Henry Hussman, George Carroll, Percy Rust, Nate Ulm, County Treasurer Potter, Dr. Hill and others were seen on the sands at Newport Beach on Sunday afternoon. A $40,000 bathhouse and plunge is being erected at this point by the H. A. Peabody syndicate of capitalists. The state institute of the W. C. T.U. gone to the residence of his brother law, Dr. Rich of Fullerton, to erate. Mr. Rea visited friends at and Los Angeles the past week. I. Asher has returned from a outing at Ocean Park and other resorts. Sandilands & Weisel this week Moline touring cars to Capt. W and Arthur Lewis. Mayor Rust drove to Newport in his touring car on Sunday after accompanied by a party of friends. E. W. McCollum went to Co on Monday evening to spend a w the fashionable swim. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Mann return Sunday night's train from a two outing at Catalina and other points. Joe Wagner was a visitor in St go on Saturday and on Sunday Matador Roberts' bull fight Juana. T. L. Armstrong this week 626 fowl to Los Angeles, paying therefor. His monthly shipment poultry amount to $1000. Mrs. A. S. Bradford and daw Miss Elsie Bradford, have given Eden springs, in the San Jacinto tains, for the benefit of the health. Sidney Holman has under coation plans for the construction $2000 residence on his orchard to the West End. Chilli peppers promise handsome turns. There are between 800 acres devoted to this crop around heim, and the yield will probably close to $100,000. The Ladies' Aid of the Presby Al Smith, Henry Hussman, George Carroll, Percy Rust, Nate Ulm, County Treasurer Potter, Dr. Hill and others were seen on the sands at Newport Beach on Sunday afternoon. A $40,000 bathhouse and plunge is being erected at this point by the H. A. Peabody syndicate of capitalists. The state institute of the W. C. T.U. is in session this week in the First Christian church, corner of American avenue and Fourth street, Long Beach. The Long Beach union dedicated their new drinking fountain yesterday afternoon. Jules E. Tissot of Placentia, who is on a visit to Haysprings, Neb., writes Agent Pickering of the Southern Pacific that he arrived at his destination safely, and adds that in all his travels he never had better accommodations than upon this last trip. An offer to trade Los Angeles business property for an eighty-acre walnut tract near this city is reported this week the figures for the latter being placed at $80,000. While $1000 per acre has not yet been touched by walnut property in this neighborhood, we never the less think the time is not far distant when even this large figure will be exceeded. Merton W. Skinner, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Skinner, and Miss Elsie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Nebelung, were married on Saturday evening at the residence of the bride's parents. Rev. O. Skinner of La Canyada, grandfather of the groom, officiated. Horace Skinner was best man, and Miss Hilda Fossek bridesmaid. A number of friends of the young couple, who are popular with a wide circle of acquaintances, were present, and an elaborate wedding spread was enjoyed. The newly married couple went to Catalina, where a brief honeymoon will be spent. On their return they will take up their residence in this city, where the groom is a successful young business man. The bride is a young lady of beauty and amiability and has many admirers. We extend felicitations upon the happy event. Henry Kielhorn, a druggist of many years' experience lately arrived from the east, has taken a position at Mullinix's drugstore, during the illness of cisco fire. Local agents are rewriting policies in other companies. Sidney Holman has under construction plans for the construction $2000 residence on his orchard to the West End. Chilli peppers promise handsome turns. There are between 800 acres devoted to this crop around heim, and the yield will probably close to $100,000. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet this (Thursday) noon at the home of Mrs. Wallor o'clock. Members and ladies of congregation invited. Andy Fuhrberg has installed electric fans at his place of busi- The fans are propelled by power issued by the Edison company. Fuhrberg will shortly go to Mullinix springs for a six weeks' outing. Public Administrator Smith will public auction on Saturday at Barn the personal effects of the Louis Berella, netting $138.85 from sale. Two horses brought $85, a road wagon $5.50, a gangplow single harness $2.50. For the part low prices prevailed. Joseph Fiscus was in consult with a Los Angeles real-estate day or two ago relative to trading eighty-acre walnut orchard south town for improved property in Angeles. A valuation of $70,000 placed upon the latter. Mr. held his property at $80,000. Notions for the transfer have not yet completed. George Gray, public administra- Alameda county, accompanied by wife, who is the daughter of Mrs. Stone of Fullerton, spent several in his old haunts hereabout the week, after an absence of 27 years. Gray beside holding down the office administrator fills the resilient position of agricultural manager the Alameda sugar company, operates a sugar mill at Alvaradee sees many changes and improves hereabout. George, as he is fam- called, spent his school days in heim, and was one of the most po- boys at school. He retains this clarity to this day with all, and many old-time friends were deli- to again meet him. He informs everything in Alameda is for Pa- He returned north on Monday even where a brief honeymoon will be spent. On their return they will take up their residence in this city, where the groom is a successful young business man. The bride is a young lady of beauty and amiability and has many admirers. We extend felicitations upon the happy event. Henry Kielhorn, a druggist of many years' experience lately arrived from the east, has taken a position at Mullinix's drugstore, during the illness of the proprietor. Mr. Mullinix has been for some days past indisposed, and has I guarantee the purity of drugs used in every prescription, and that it has been accurately dispensed according to the physician's order. I can guarantee the purity of my drugs because I use nothing but goods made by Parke, Davis & Co., of Detroit, Mich., E. R. Squibb & Sons of New York, John Wyeth & Brother of Philadelphia, and Merck & Co. of New York. If you don't know the ability of the above firms in manufacturing pure drugs ask your physician and then you will know why he recommends me to fill his prescriptions. O. A. MULLINIX Graduate in Pharmacy and Chemistry Presidence of his brother-in-law of Fullerton, to recuperate visited friends at Rivera Angeles the past week. Has returned from a week's ocean Park and other coast and Weisel this week sold cars to Capt. Williams Lewis. At drove to Newport Beach on Sunday afternoon, by a party of friends. Collum went to Coronado evening to spend a week in pole swim. Mr. Levi Mann returned on his train from a two weeks' Catalina and other coast was a visitor in San Diego and on Sunday took in Roberts' bull fight at Tia strong this week shipped Los Angeles, paying $234 is monthly shipments of rent to $1000. Bradford and daughter, Bradford, have gone to San Jacinto mountain benefit of the latter's man has under consideration for the construction of a race on his orchard tract in Idaho. Persons promise handsome re-are between 800 and 1000 to this crop around Anaheim yield will probably go 1000. Frank Tausch, the gentlemanly head clerk at Dickel's, has never been suspected of being a hold-up man, but he came perilously near to it on Thursday evening last. He was hurrying home, along about midnight, from band practice, carrying his cornet case in one hand and a music rack in the other, when as he reached the city hall a man approached and asked for a match. Frank supplied him with the lucifer, when the fellow demanded that he hand over his money. Frank never had so much use for a music rack in his life. He struck the fellow with considerable force on the head, sending him to the sidewalk for the count. Our young friend continued on his way without further molestation. In future, hold-up men who seek to relieve him of his money will probably be held up themselves. That music rack is a bad one. Frank comes from Texas, where they have hold-up men for breakfast every morning. As to what properly fitted glasses will do in the way of curing headaches, Dr. C. W. Roberts, the eye specialist at the Federman building, respectfully refers you to Mrs. Dr. Flood and Mrs. Leo Maahs of Anaheim, both being stubborn cases of long standing that would not yield to treatment. For the cure of nervous spasms he refers you to Margaret Gill and Macie Johnson of Santa Ana; for diabetes to Mrs. Smiley of the same city. Invariably the nerve diseases cured through the fitting of glasses are permanently cured, as relieving the brain effort to see, removes the cause. The official call for the Eighth district congress convention has been received. As already announced the convention will be held at Santa Ana on Tuesday, August 21st, and will be composed of 119 delegates. Orange county is apportioned 13 delegates, Riverside 13, San Bernardino 19 and now the main switching station Whittier, La Habra, Placentia Park, Anaheim, Santa Ana Grove and Tustin. The company arranging to build a power transmitting line to carry air volts from Fullerton to Los which is also to supply Los Terminal Island and San Pedro poles, expensive insulators and copper wire will be used on the five mile transmitting lines $500 per mile. In addition to work the company is improving tire system in the county men are employed. L. A. Evans reports the sale Brett of Los Angeles of the Simmons place in West Anson $5500. Mr. Melrose this week sent Home Telephone company to the corner of Center and streets. A fire-proof building erected for an office for the phone company. Contractor Lagman has mechanics engaged in remodel interior of the Helmsen building will be occupied when completed Hartfield with a large stock of A new plate-glass front will be and other improvements made. David Hewes, owner of an ranch east of Orange has men at work on his Casa Lodge. When completed the grounds one of the finest private Southern California. The includes several hundred acres Hewes has taken advantage of hill for the central feature. This the landscape architect built his paths and driveways, artically embellished the environment trees, shrubs and flowers. W. Schaffer of Ventura co- man has under considerfor the construction of a ce on his orchard tract in diseases cured through the fitting of glasses are permanently cured, as relieving the brain effort to see, removes the cause. The official call for the Eighth district congress convention has been received. As already announced the convention will be held at Santa Ana on Tuesday, August 21st, and will be composed of 119 delegates. Orange county is apportioned 13 delegates, Riverside 13, San Bernardino 19 and San Diego 20. The four southern counties, with 65 votes, have five more than a majority over all. Charley Crabtree, who a number of years ago was a valued member of the Gazette composing room, was in town yesterday, after an absence of five years. Charley has been as far east as Maine, and returns to the glorious climate of California to remain permanently. The Eagles initiated Messrs. Fisher and Billings into their aerie on Monday evening, putting the total membership near the 100 mark. After the ceremonies a dove dinner was discussed and enjoyed to the fullest extent. If you have headaches or any nerve troubles it is almost absolute proof that your eyes need glasses. Consultation free with Dr. Roberts, the eye specialist at the Federman building. Bowman Merritt has taken a position at McCollum's during the absence of E. W. at the beach. 'Bus leaves every Sunday morning at 7:30 for Bay City. Leave orders for seats Saturday with Godfrey Stock, real estate agent. Pupils desiring private lessons in either High or Common school branches will call on O. D. Enfield, South Kroeger st., Anaheim. Articles of incorporation for one of the largest telephone consolidations in the history of Southern California were filed with the county clerk in Los Angeles last week. The new company, which is known as the Union Home Telephone and Telegraph company, is planning to absorb the individual Home telephone companies in all the towns outside of Los Angeles from San Diego to Santa Barbara. It is expected that at least fifty small companies will be absorbed by this new concern. Controlling interest in nearly a dozen men at work on his Casa Loma When completed the grounds one of the finest private homes in Southern California. The includes several hundred acres. Hewes has taken advantage of hill for the central feature. this landscape architect bred his paths and driveways, artically embellished the environ- rare trees, shrubs and flowers. W. Schaffer of Ventura cohas been in Orange county for looking for his daughter Plea left San Diego several weeks Leonard Fish, and went to S has returned home after loca girl at Santa Ana. On Mon and Pansy were married by a peace. Sometimes ago Scpealed to the police to assis locating his daughter, but until the latter part of the w she was found living with Fish Ana. She was employed in S as a nurse, while Fish was empl oder on the street Fish has been a variety a after meeting the girl, inducing go with him. A month ago to Orange and gave a variet ion. They then returned Ana and went to work in a car later found employment in an The Fifth Biennial conventio California State League of Reclubs, which was to have be May 14th and 15th, and was postponed on account of the Sacrisco catastrophe, will be held Cruz on Monday and Tuesday ber 3d and 4th. The basis of o tation will be one delegate and one delegate for each two members upon the rolls (and d dent, secretary and treasurer) of each club affiliating with th All the officers and members executive committee of the O State league, and past presiden state league, are accredited to this convention. Alternate chosen for each elected dele they will be accorded seats invention with their respective tions. Article XV of the Constituent National Republican League n "This league shall not in a ner endeavor to influence them any national, state, county or pal convention; nor shall it in SUGAR COMPANY, which has a mill at Alvarado. Heanges and improvements George, as he is familiarly this school days in Ana- one of the most popular He retains this popu- day with all, and his friends were delighted et him. He informs us Alameda is for Pardee. North on Monday evening will remain for a visit of with relatives here. THE HISTORY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WERE filed with the county clerk in Los Angeles last week. The new company, which is known as the Union Home Telephone and Telegraph company, is planning to absorb the individual Home telephone companies in all the towns outside of Los Angeles from San Diego to Santa Barbara. It is expected that at least fifty small companies will be absorbed by this new concern. Controlling interest in nearly a dozen of these companies has already been secured. The authorized capitalization of the Union Home Telephone and Telegraph company is $10,000,000 stocks and $10,000,000 bonds. The incorporators are J. M. C. Marble, A. K. Detweiler, John Van Liew, J. E. Fishburn, Frank Wachter, John E. Marble, Geo. B. Ellis, James V. Baldwin and A. B. McCutcheon. For nice well roasted peanuts and fresh popcorn see John G. Wirsching. Needles and repairs for all makes at Turners’ Sewing Machine Exchange, 119 W. 4th St., Santa Ana. feb22 FOR SALE A good span of working horses. Inquire at this office. The Edison electric company has commenced work on its central station at Fullerton. When completed this will be one of the largest substations in Southern California. Fullerton is GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. ANAHEIM First Semi-Annual Dividend Four per cent. per annum will be credited to depositors in the Department of the German-America or the six months ending June 30th, 1906. H. W. CHYNOWETH, President, JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. main switching point for La Habra, Placentia, Buena Anaheim, Santa Ana, Garden and Tustin. The company is going to build a power and light line to carry about 20,000 km Fullerton to Long Beach, also to supply Los Alamitos, Island and San Pedro. New expensive insulators and heavy wire will be used on this thirty-transmitting line, costing mile. In addition to this new company is improving its enm in the county. Sixty-five employed. Evans reports the sale to Mrs. Los Angeles of the eight-acre place in West Anaheim, for rose this week sold to the telephone company the lot at Center and Lemon A fire-proof building will be an office for the new tele- company. Lagman has a force of engaged in remodeling the Helmsen building which occupied when completed by B. with a large stock of jewelry. Glass front will be installed improvements made. Newes, owner of an extensive list of Orange has a force of work on his Casa Loma park. Completed the grounds will form the finest private parks in California. The ranch internal hundred acres, and Mr. taken advantage of a high central feature. Around landscape architect has groups and driveways, and artisellished the environs with shrubs and flowers. Baffer of Ventura county who Universitu of California 'Farmers' Institutes It is the intention of the authorities of the University of California to have thirty-five farmers' institutes held in Southern California, including the counties of Kern and San Luis Obispo. These counties have been added to the territory in charge of J. B. Neff of Anaheim, and all applications for farmers' institutes should be addressed to him. This county will be entitled to at least four institutes, and applications should be sent in early so that arrangements can be made to hold the institutes at the most desirable time. Mr. Neff requests that mention be made of the topics which it is desired to have discussed so that proper speakers may be engaged. The objects of farmers' institutes are to promote agriculture and horticulture; to show where wear and tear can be diminished, labor saved, methods of cultivation and production improved and the general welfare of the tiller of the soil advanced. Church Notes The fourth quarterly conference, which is the most important official meeting of the year, was held at the Methodist church on Monday afternoon, Dr. J. L. Pitner, presiding elder, in the chair. Officers were elected for the ensuing year, very few changes being made. Reports of the various interests of church work gave evidence of success in general and advancement along lines of special endeavor. On motion a request was made for Rev. Haffen to return as pastor of this church for another year. The motion carried and was declared unanimous. The great "Oratorio of the Messiah" work on his Casa Loma park. completed the grounds will form the finest private parks in California. The ranch interial hundred acres, and Mr. taken advantage of a high central feature. Around landscape architect has groups and driveways, and artisbellished the environs with shrubs and flowers. Affer of Ventura county who in Orange county for a week, for his daughter Pansy, who several weeks ago with Fish, and went to Santa Ana, died home after locating the Santa Ana. On Monday Fish were married by a justice of Sometime ago Schaffer applyed the police to assist him in his daughter, but it was not matter part of the week that found living with Fish at Santa Anna was employed in San Diego while Fish was employed as or on the street railways. It been a variety actor, and being the girl, induced her to rem. A month ago they went and gave a variety exhibity then returned to Santa Anna to work in a cannery and employment in a laundry. Biennial convention of the State League of Republican church was to have been held on and 15th, and which was on account of the San Frantrophe, will be held at Santa Monday and Tuesday, September 4th. The basis of represention be one delegate-at-large elegate for each twenty-five upon the rolls (and the presitary and treasurer ex-officio) to affiliating with the league. Officers and members of the committee of the California state, and past presidents of the state, are accredited delegates vention. Alternates may be each elected delegate, and are accorded seats in the control their respective delega- Apollo Club The Apollo club met on July 20 with Miss Everhardy. The program was as follows: Albumblatt, Gruetzmacher...Mrs. Adams Until You Came, Metcalf...Miss Fay Evening Song, Armstrong...Mrs. Grim Mission of a Rose...Mrs. McLauchlin Am Meer, Schubert-Liszt...Mrs. Storm Enticement, Dessauer...Mrs. Hiltscher Morgan, Mittag, Abend in Wien; Luppe ...Mrs. Falkenstein Waiting, Millard...Miss Carroll Norwegian Bridal Procession...Miss McKinley Streainlet, Meninger...Mrs. Smith Non E Ver, Mattel...Mrs. Konig The club will meet with Mrs. Konig in August. Unclaimed Letters Anaheim, July 23, 1906. Castello Fernando, Ferguson & Co. J. N., Ordoney Matilde, Seers Mrs. Jane, Villasenor Soledad. When calling for above letters please say "advertised," and name the date of this list. One cent extra will be charged for each advertised letter. Unclaimed Letters Anaheim, July 23, 1906. Castello Fernando, Ferguson & Co. J. N., Ordoney Matilde, Seers Mrs. Jane, Villasenor Soledad. When calling for above letters please say "advertised," and name the date of this list. One cent extra will be charged for each advertised letter. Letters remaining unclaimed at the expiration of fifteen days from date will be sent to the dead letter office. J. W. DUCKWORTH, P. M. For that Dandruff There is one thing that will cure it—Ayer's Hair Vigor. It is a regular scalp-medicine. It quickly destroys the germs which cause this disease. The unhealthy scalp becomes healthy. The dandruff disappears, had to disappear. 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