anaheim-gazette 1906-08-16

LOCAL EVENTS Mrs. Henry Strodthoff is here from Douglas, A. T., visiting her mother, Mrs. Fay. Miss Kate Rea reports that the Los Angeles Examiner has been added to the list of papers on file at the public library. One hundred and fifty excursionists went to Newport Beach yesterday on the Sunday school special leaving at 7 o'clock. Another crowd went down on the 10 o'clock. They returned last evening. Skinner & Son have sold a Rea motor car to Charles Rush of Olive, and an oldmobile to Julius Schwentker of this city. An Elmore touring car just received at their garage attracts considerable attention, it being a high-speed $1650 machine. Capt. Williams' new Moline touring car arrived on Thursday, and it is a beauty. Peter Weisel drove it down from Los Angeles, making the trip leisurely in two hours. Capt. Williams and J. B. Rea were in the car on its initial trip. J. B. Rea this week sold the forty-acre M. M. Poole walnut ranch west of town to Mr. Cole, a late arrival from the east. Consideration, $12,000. Mr. Cole will build a residence on the tract and will otherwise improve the property. He was in town this week looking for a residence. Charles Cowan, cousin of Dr. Adams, has arrived from Tulare, accompanied by his wife and daughter and will probably locate. Mr. Cowan reports abundant prosperity in the upper valley, but finds the weather too warm for comfort. Capt. and Mrs. Herman Stead Newport visitors on Sunday. Edgar Hartung is taking a course at Los Angeles business college. Percy Rust departed on Tuesday Belmont to resume his studies institute. Charles Lange of West Anafered a fracture of the collar his residence on Tuesday evening. Louis Denni writes from that he is enjoying his trip abruptly is enjoying good health and several European countries be turning to America later in the W. H. Blennerhassett sustained bruises by being run over careless bicyclist in Los Angeles days ago. Mr. Blennerhasse the Jonathan club and has successfully recovered to contemplate a visit near future to friends in this court Judge Howard this week sold Anna Fiedler the Hatfield pro-Chartres street, for a consider $6000. Mrs. Fiedler contemplation of two cottages on side of the property, facing street. W. H. Williams and E. C. W. two well-known beet growers Alamitos, were in town on They report excellent prospect abundant yield of beets and his percentage. The season's run factory promises to be the best history, and growers will reap harvest. C. O. Rust reports a most eerie two-weeks' sojourn at Avalo largest crowds ever at the island during August were gathered during his stay. One of the Cole will build a residence on the tract and will otherwise improve the property. He was in town this week looking for a residence. Charles Cowan, cousin of Dr. Adams, has arrived from Tulare, accompanied by his wife and daughter and will probably locate. Mr. Cowan reports abundant prosperity in the upper valley, but finds the weather too warm for comfort. John Dyckman and family of Fullerton left this week for a visit east. Mr. Dyckman's mother, now in her 81st year, accompanied him and will visit with her brothers in Missouri, whom she has not seen in eighteen years. Adam Gledhill, father of Mrs. Robt. Edwards, arrived this week from Ogden, Utah, and will in a week or two return with his daughter to his home. Mrs. Edwards lost her husband last week in a distressing accident in the pump pit on the Johnson ranch on North street. Mrs. Ygnacio Sepulveda of the City of Mexico is a guest of the Misses Sophia and Marie Rimpau. She is the wife of Judge Sepulveda, formerly superior judge of Los Angeles county, a gentleman well known throughout California. Mrs. Sepulveda will remain in Southern California several weeks, visiting friends here and in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and other places. Spake & McCollum have taken down the wooden awning in front of Sandiland & Weisel's garage, which improves the appearance of the building. Contractor Lagman was in charge of the work. The owners will later remove the remaining wooden porch in front of their building and install a new front. Recorder Howard held a seance with a number of violators of city ordinances on Monday morning. Santos Carrisosa, who was up on a charge of fighting, was fined $25. Juan Morales, for resisting an officer, was fined a similar amount. Both sums were paid. Two other intoxicated individuals were assessed $5 each, and two others were given jail sentences. Sixty dollars were paid into the city treasury as a result of the day's deliberations. Sam Goldstein, who formerly conducted a dry goods house in this city but is now engaged as travelling salesman, reports a most excellent prospect of abundant yield of beets and high percentage. The season's run factory promises to be the best history, and growers will reap harvest. C. O. Rust reports a most excellent two-weeks' sojourn at Avalon largest crowds ever at the island during August were gathered during his stay. One of them was a fishing tournament in which fish weighing less than 25 pounds thrown to the seals. His dear Miss Elsie Rust, caught a 35-pounder fish being one of the larger during the tournament. Mr. Neff states that a farmer tute will be held at the local schoolhouse on Friday and Saturday Sept. 14th and 15th. James Riverside will be present upon Cover Crops, Prof. J. S. Berkeley will speak on Coat Fertilizers and Mrs. Sherman no will read a paper on Housekeeping. Mr. Neff is ranging for institutes at Wustin and Glendora. Prof. Twombley of the poor school at San Luis Obispo had his ranch at Fullerton during the professor recently returned trip to Hanford and vicinity, found the thermometer records above the 100 degree point, and higher than was conducive to He states the attendance at his coming term will be the last history of the school. John R. Gardiner who received to Los Angeles from Fullerton been elected president of the Coast Securities company, organization under the law state for dealing in high-class bonds and investment securities buying and selling mines and properties. The company is sized at $150,000 and has office Pacific Electric building. Jake Yaeger was in town from his Trabuca mines. He is 1700 feet underground, and continue bright. Jake has an office New York capitalists co-operative purchase of his property prospects rich results in the next He says that since the opening deer season on August 1st th osa, who was up on a charge of fighting, was fined $25. Juan Morales, for resisting an officer, was fined a similar amount. Both sums were paid. Two other intoxicated individuals were assessed $5 each, and two others were given jail sentences. Sixty dollars were paid into the city treasury as a result of the day's deliberations. Sam Goldstein, who formerly conducted a dry goods house in this city but is now engaged as traveling salesman for an eastern dry goods firm, was in town on Tuesday. Sam lives in San Francisco, and says the city is slowly recovering from the effects of the April fire. His father is very low with palsy, and is not expected to recover. The Fullerton Tribune reports that a resident of that city on a recent Saturday counted 84 rigs tied to hitching posts in the center of this city, while on his return to Fullerton he could count only four. Anaheim is by odds the busiest town in the county. Articles of incorporation have been filed by the Laguna Beach Wharf and Improvement company, to construct wharfs and warehouses, and to carry on a shipping and storage business, and to deal in real estate. Jos. Yoch, J. N. Isch, O. W. Warling, C. A. Bissell and Samuel Jacoby are directors. The capital stock is placed at $100,000. Ephraim Helmsen celebrated his eighth birthday on Saturday and had as his guests forty-five little boys and girls, who partook of a garden supper with relish and enthusiasm. Games were played during the afternoon, the party being from 4 to 7 o'clock. Cake, ice cream and a lot of other good things were served and a most enjoyable time participated in. Ephraim was made the recipient of many hand- Jake Yaeger was in town from his Trabuca mines. He is 1700 feet underground, and continue bright. Jake has a number of New York capitalists co-owning the purchase of his property. He says that since the opening deer season on August 1st there has been overrun with deer. A party of five from Los Angeles Pomona jumped up a bunch on the first day out. They fired a fusilade, but they caped unharmed. Hon. Charles Donlon, State of the Knights of Columbus Sunday the guest of Father The object of his visit was to the field in Orange county to establish a council of the order city. So encouraged was Mr. and being convinced that material is at hand, the establishment of a council in this city will event of the near future. Next Sunday morning after service at the Catholic church liminary steps will be taken by temporary officers elected. The Deputy will be present and Joseph Scott, P.G.K., and Dillion, T.D.K. Both gentlemen deliver addresses. It will be borne that last year the K.C.'s national convention in geles. They came to the conference strong. Their festivities included geles and the famous pilgrimage San Juan Capistrano are fresh in the memories of Californians. The order has at present a number of 180,000 in the United States. Mrs. Herman Stern were visitors on Sunday. Hertung is taking a course atales business college. Just departed on Tuesday for resume his studies at that range of West Anaheim suffature of the collar bone at time on Tuesday evening. anni writes from Germany enjoying his trip abroad. He good health and will visit European countries before reAmerica later in the year. Blennerhassett sustained seas by being run over by a cyclist in Los Angeles some Mr. Blennerhassett is at club and has sufficiently to contemplate a visit in the two cottages on the east property, facing Emily Williams and E. C. Wallihan, known beet growers of Los were in town on Tuesday. excellent prospects for an field of beets and high sugar The season's run at the premises to be the best in its growers will reap a golden reports a most enjoyable sojourn at Avalon. The days ever at the island resort August were gathered there stay. One of the features tournament in which all Albert Nagel spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. Henry Adams is at Balboa for outing. J. P. Zeyn has been confined to his home during the week with a slight attack of illness. John Brunworth and family are sojourning at Laguna Beach for two weeks. Frank Eastmac and Bob Sparks are contemplating a trip into the mountains on a deer hunt. Mesdames. L. C. Blake and A. R. Perry are visiting relatives and friends in Los Anges and Pasadena. Willie Kogler writes from Lake Minnetonka, Minn., that he is taking the waters at that famous resort and having a way-up time. Mr. and Mrs. Will Julian of Long Beach and H. Cahen of Los Angeles were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melrose on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stupper of Los Angeles were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Helmsen. The are former Leavenworth friends of Mrs. Helmsen. Ralph Jones came in from Garden Grove on Monday afternoon to play tennis with a number of local experts, among them Rev. Mitchell and Mr. Resh. R. H. Gilman was in town from Placentia a day or two ago. His family is spending the season at Laguna. He is preparing to ship his crop of Valencia oranges. John Bush and Frank Fox went up River Canyon a day or two ago in search of deer. They saw no deer, but have not given up hope of getting a fine buck which is supposed to have its habitat in the canyon. Misses Hill, the popular announce they will on Oct their stock to the Koll block street adjoining Mullinix' on the east. They will o stock of fall millinery and offer their present stock at duced prices. The Misses high-class milliners and ent support of the purchasing them a call. Capt. Stern is arranging First National bank for the of $2000 to members of Con services at San Francisco immediately after the fire The money has been appro the state but is not immi able. The First National to advance it on presenta necessary vouchers, which ing prepared. T. A. Darling announces go before the democratic central committee at its meet urday and seek the nom assessor. The committee meeting determine whether candidates for the three offic cant by the county convent. John Pfeninger yesterday this office with the finest grapes we have seen this basket contained four varied them some notably fine muscats and tokays. Tha call again. The will of Joseph Toussau ed, was filed on Monday for Auguste Toussau, his wife tions that letters of admin issued to her. The proper Toussau is located near Fur is valued by the appraisers. Mr. Spake reports a numerty owners have added tha petition for paving, It reports a most enjoyable sojourn at Avalon. The days ever at the island resort August were gathered there to stay. One of the features of tournament in which all less than 25 pounds were seals. His daughter, Rust, caught a 35-pound, one of the largest caught tournaments. States that a farmers' institute held at the Placentia on Friday and Saturday, 1st and 15th. James Mills of will be present and speak Crops, Prof. J. S. Burd of will speak on Commercial and Mrs. Sherman of Fres-lead a paper on Sanitarying. Mr. Neff is also arbor institutes at Whittier, Glendora. Wombley of the polytechnic San Luis Obispo has been on Fullerton during vacation. Recently returned from a sanford and vicinity, where he thermometer registering 100 degree point, and rather was conducive to comfort. The attendance at his school term will be the largest in of the school. Gardiner who recently moved Angeles from Fullerton has been president of the West securities company, a corporazized under the laws of the dealing in high-class stocks, investment securities, and selling mines and mining. The company is capital-10,000 and has office in the electric building. Eager was in town this week Trabuca mines. His tunnel underground, and prospects bright. Jake has a syndicate work capitalists considering case of his property and ex-results in the near future. That since the opening of the on August 1st the canyon R. H. Gilman was in town from Placentia a day or two ago. His family is spending the season at Laguna. He is preparing to ship his crop of Valencia oranges. John Bush and Frank Fox went up River Canyon a day or two ago in search of deer. They saw no deer, but have not given up hope of getting a fine buck which is supposed to have its habitat in the canyon. When Contractor Lagman opened the case containing the large panes of plate glass for the Helmsen building a few days ago, he found that the largest pane, costing $60, was broken. A new one was ordered and will arrive in a day or two. Mrs. Griselda Eschelbach has appeared as a claimant for a share in the estate of the late Mrs. Francisca de Rimpau, which is valued at $600,000. She alleges in an action brought in the superior court that she is an adopted daughter of deceased, and has been overlooked in the decree of distribution granted some days ago. Charles Schindler who sustained serious injuries in an assault upon him by a tramp two weeks ago, is able to be up and around and will probably soon recover. Mr. Schindler sustained a fracture of the skull over the right ear, and for a time suffered with paralysis of the left side. He was also kicked viciously by his assailant, who is confined in the county jail pending the result of his victim's injuries before having his preliminary examination. Dr. Beebe said yesterday that his patient was gaining a little every day and would probably recover. Joe Backs while out hunting rabbits in the Cadman tract some days ago had his attention attracted to the piteous cries of a squirrel, which seemed in evident distress. On approaching the squirrel he noted its tail expanded in bushy fashion and the hair upon its back on end. On closer inspection he beheld a large rattlesnake ready to seize it. The snake's charm was released on the approach of our young friend, and the squirrel scampered off at a lively rate. Joe shot the snake, which sported nine rattles. Miss Bernice Tipton, the eighteen-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tipton, has been seriously ill of anemia and on Thursday evening last call again. The will of Joseph Toussau ed, was filed on Monday for Auguste Toussau, his wife tions that letters of admin issued to her. The proper Toussau is located near Fu is valued by the appraisers. Mr. Spake reports a num-erty owners have added theret petition for paving among them Mrs. L. Schun owns the Federman block ad of Center and Los Angeles. Prof. Walker is prepare- opening of the high school curs Sept. 10th. A. McDermont of Fuller chased $20,000 worth of re-Long Beach and will move to reside. He paid $13, piece, and was the next $15,000 for it, but refused to Mr. Arnold is at Anahe for a short vacation. The tory during his absence is his son, Frank. Mrs. Pfeninger and Miss inger have returned from visit to Idylwild and other resorts. Capt. E. Barr spent seven past week at Long Beach. BOARD AND ROOM V An elderly gentleman wholesome food and a clear room in a small, private f there are no other boarded place. Will pay monthly and be permanent if su price, which must be reason ing stylish wanted. Addr Gazette Office, Anaheim, A telephone franchise by the board of supervisor tracting and Engineering The franchise is to be run of fifty years and the consi $50. It is for the purpose ing and operating a telepho netting and giving servi towns of Anaheim, Full Benedict, Miraflores, Pla da, La Habra valley, O Brookshurst, Yorba and Buena Park, Los Alamito. Last $3 Excursion The last San Diego exc The company is capitalized at 10,000 and has office in the electric building. Eager was in town this week to Trabuca mines. His tunnel at underground, and prospects bright. Jake has a syndicate work capitalists considering case of his property and ex-results in the near future. That since the opening of the train on August 1st the canyon overrun with deer hunters. Five from Los Angeles and jumped up a bunch of five deer day out. The hunters were only seized with buck fever. A fusilade, but the game es-sarmed. Charles Donlon, State Deputyights of Columbus, was on the guest of Father Dubbel. Of his visit was to look over Orange county in order to a council of the order in this encouraged was Mr. Donlon, convinced that excellent jobs at hand, the establishment will in this city will be an near future. Sunday morning after the last of the Catholic church the pre-steps will be taken and tem-flicters elected. The State will be present and also Mr. Scott, P.G. K., and Mr. R. D. K. Both gentlemen will addresses. It will be remem-bet last year the K. of C. held national convention in Los An-ney came to the coast 10,000 Their festivities in Los An-ny the famous pilgrimage to Capistrano are events still the memories of Californians. He has at present a membership in the United States. Miss Bernice Tipton, the eighteen-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tipton, has been seriously ill of anaemia, and on Thursday evening last recovery was almost dispaired of. Dr. Johnston is in charge of the case, and called Dr. Brainerd of Los Angeles, and the other physicians of this city in consultation in the case. Dr. Brainerd said the chances of recovery were about one in two hundred. Oxygen was administered, and the patient rallied. She has since continued to improve and hopes are entertained for her recovery. Miss Tipton is an especially bright and amiable young lady, and her many friends will hope that she may speedily recover. Lost—Tuesday evening, a Jersey cow, yellowish dun in color, horns sawed off, and having a long rope. Finder please return to owner, J. E. Valjean, at Plain Dealer office, and receive reward. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Owing to installing electric power I offer for sale a twelve horse-power gasolene engine and pump, complete, at a bargain. Gus Hansen, Buena Park. aug9-tf GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative compound interest allowed by our Savings Department. H. W. CHYNOWETH, President, JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. Hill, the popular milliners, are they will on Oct. 1st move back to the Koll block on Center and joining Mullinix's drugstore beast. They will open with a fall millinery and meantime their present stock at greatly reserves. The Misses Hill are less milliners and entitled to the of the purchasing public. Give all. Stern is arranging with the national bank for the payment to members of Company E for at San Francisco and Oakland titly after the fire of April 18. They has been appropriated by but is not immediately availithe First National has agreed once it on presentation of the y vouchers, which are now bepared. Darling announces that he will be the democratic county cenmittee at its meeting on Satand seek the nomination for The committee will at its determine whether to name names for the three offices left vathe county convention. Feninger yesterday presented ace with the finest basket of we have seen this year. The contained four varieties, among me notably fine specimens of and tokays. Thanks, John, an Bill of Joseph Toussau, deceasiled on Monday for probate by Toussau, his wife, who petithat letters of administration be her. The property left by is located near Fullerton and by the appraisers at $9550. Oake reports a number of propners have added their names to tition for paving, this week, The Western tea and coffee store will have a special opening of the largest stock of coffees, teas and spices ever brought to town on Saturday. Packages of tea and coffee given away to customers. Also a line of confectionery and iced soda. A new soda fountain has been installed and the purest extracts used in delicious beverages. Wm. Lemke and Miss Emma Schmidt were married at the residence of the latter in East Anaheim yesterday afternoon at 2:30. Capt. Williams and his new auto car carried the bride and bridesmalds to Mr. Lemke's residence. Many guests were present at the wedding, and the newly wedded couple were recipients of hearty congratulations. Frank Shanley writes from Salt Lake that he will remain in that city several weeks yet, having decided to erect a business block there. His suit with the Wabash railroad, which seeks to condemn property owned by him, and which it desires to use for depot purposes, has not yet come to trial. Lieut. Selinger and Corporal Speilman of Co. E are at Woodland this week participating in the state shoot for the selection of a team to compete at the national shoot at Seagirt, N.J. The boys are expected to give a good account of themselves. So far no news has come relative to scores. L. A. Evans reports the sale of the Nickerson place of five acres at West Anaheim to Mrs. Mary L. Kuehler of Los Angeles for $5500. Anaheim fared pretty well at the Socialist convention. W. I. Carver was nominated for assessor, Arthur McAulay for district attorney, and Chester Spencer for supervisor from the Third district. Mr. Melrose and his daughter, Miss Winifred, leave next week on a three will of Joseph Toussau, deceased on Monday for probate by Toussau, his wife, who petiat letters of administration be her. The property left by is located near Fullerton and by the appraisers at $9550. oake reports a number of propanners have added their names to tition for paving, this week, them Mrs. L. Schumacher, who Federman block at the corner and Los Angeles streets. Walker is preparing for the of the high school, which occot. 10th. Dermont of Fullerton has pur- $20,000 worth of real estate at beach and will move to that city side. He paid $13,500 for one and was the next day offered for it, but refused to sell. Arnold is at Anaheim Landing short vacation. The cigar facring his absence is in charge of Frank. Pfeninger and Miss Leila Pfenave returned from a two-weeks' Idylwild and other mountain E. Barr spent several days the week at Long Beach. ARD AND ROOM WANTED Elderly gentleman wants plain, home food and a clean, airy bedin a small, private family where are no other boarders. A quiet Will pay monthly in advance permanent if suited. State which must be reasonable. Nothlish wanted. Address "Robert, Office, Anaheim, Cal." Telephone franchise was granted board of supervisors to the Cong and Engineering company. Branch is to be run for a period years and the consideration was it for the purpose of constructoperating a telephone line cond and giving service to the of Anaheim, Fullerton, Clair, ect, Miraflores, Placentia, OlinHabra valley, Orangethorpe, hurst, Yorba and portions of Park, Los Alamitos and Olive. Last $3 Excursion Last San Diego excursion will be Nickerson place of five acres at West Anaheim to Mrs. Mary L. Kuehler of Los Angeles for $5500. Anaheim fared pretty well at the Socialist convention. W. I. Carver was nominated for assessor, Arthur McAulay for district attorney, and Chester Spencer for supervisor from the Third district. Mr. Melrose and his daughter, Miss Winifred, leave next week on a three months' tour of China, Japan and the Philippines. W. A. Frantz has purchased from L. Nemetz the corner lot, 60x125, on Centter and Olive streets. Mr. Frantz will build a residence on the site. Miss Polly Nemetz and Miss Claire Nicolas are sojourning at Newport Beach, guests of Mrs. H. Stern. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hart are in San Diego for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hatzfeld are at Balboa. Frank Nemetz paid a business visit to Los Angeles yesterday. Postmaster Duckworth announces that he has been given an additional $200 by the government for clerk hire in the postoffice. John Rimpau and family are here from Yuma. Mr. Rimpau has disposed of his business in that city and will settle in Southern California. J. B. McFarland has exchanged his nineteen-acre place east of town for an improved quarter-section of land near Moreland, Okla. Godfrey Stock has sold to Thomas Dietrich two residence lots at Bay City for a stated sum of $1000. Mr. and Mrs. Newman of Los Angeles visited in town with relatives on Monday. When the Hair Falls Then it's time to act! No time to study, to read, to experi- When the Hair Falls Then it’s time to act! 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