anaheim-gazette 1906-10-11

LOCAL EVENTS Born to Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Fix, Oct. 3d, a son. Mrs. J. P. Hatzfeld is visiting with friends at Oxnard. P. H. Krick and C. E. Holcomb are in San Francisco attending the Masonic grand lodge. Arthur Asher, a cousin of I. Asher, was in town on Sunday from Los Angeles, accompanied by his family. George Humphreys, a well-known tea and coffee salesman traveling out of Los Angeles, was in town this week doing business with local merchants. Mrs. Konig has recovered sufficiently from her recent indisposition as to be able to be out again. She is receiving congratulations from her friends upon her recovery. Henry Rinniker, a substantial citizen of Los Angeles, has purchased through the Evans agency the ten-acre Lee place at West Anaheim, paying $2900 therefor. Mr. Rinniker will bring his wife and two children here and will take up his permanent residence in his new home. A. Nagel on Friday purchased the 75-foot Federman lot at the corner of Claudina and Center streets, paying $4000 therefor. On Monday morning he said he would not take $6000 for it. Mr. Nagel has under consideration the construction of a two-story brick building, the lower floor to be occupied by him as a hardware store. After being away from Anaheim for three weeks, Herr E. Huenemyer and family returned on Saturday from Missouri, resolved that living in this city was infinitely to be preferred to a resi- Claudina and Center streets, paying $4000 therefor. On Monday morning he said he would not take $6000 for it. Mr. Nagel has under consideration the construction of a two-story brick building, the lower floor to be occupied by him as a hardware store. After being away from Anaheim for three weeks, Herr E. Huenemyer and family returned on Saturday from Missouri, resolved that living in this city was infinitely to be preferred to a residence in that state. Mr. Huenemyer will engage in the restaurant business, for which N. Hart will erect a brick building adjoining Wallace's grocery on the west. He is a first-class restaurant man, and will open a neat and up-to-date establishment. The Republican county ticket this year is a good one and ought to be supported by every republican voter. S. M. Davis, the regular republican candidate for District Attorney, is an ideal man for the place. He has had more than fifteen years of constant practice in the courts and for the past five years he has been engaged in the practice of law in this county. He is a hard student and a good lawyer. He is fair and fearless and will make an excellent prosecuting officer, both on account of his years of experience and the maturity and fairness of his judgment. Morris Eubanks, the six-year-old son of E. L. Eubanks, suffered the fracture of the left leg at the thigh on Sunday afternoon by falling from a wagon. Along with some of his playmates he had been in the habit of climbing upon wagons passing in the street. On Sunday he fell from one of these vehicles, but whether the wheel passed over his leg or whether the fracture was caused by the fall is not known. Dr. Johnston was called and found the child in an exceedingly serious condition. However his recovery is hoped for. Morris is a bright young lad, and is well thought of by his playmates, with whom he is a general favorite. Turners entertained a large assemblage of friends at their picnic and athletic carnival at Columbia Garden on Sunday afternoon. The athletic contests were under the supervision of Fred Gruenemay, Fritz Martin and Prof. Wm. Isenberg, and were superior to anything in that line seen at the gardens in a long time. The city bandly used by the professor as a mental garden in connection with pathological work, and is at $1500. See the advertisement where in today's paper. Druggist Mullinix, ever al comfort and convenience of tomers as well as the purchas lic, has installed several high upholstered chairs at his pla ness for the use of his patron telepone has also been pro the convenience of custom Mullinix wears the same old J. Henry Zitt was in town Angeles the first of the week us a pleasant call. Mr. Zitt eral lots on Center street m and for which he was of apiece. He laughed at the o notes many substantial imp since his visit of a year a lieves the city has as fine any place in California. Earl Wyatt, a fifteen-year rigible, was some days ago reform school at Whittier b Superior Judge West. The son of respectable parent here. While on a recent threatened to kill his parent down the house. He is su several other crimes, one of the burglarizing of Spoerl's few nights ago, when a sh two revolvers were stolen. Of the firearms has been l Supt. Greeley and an effo made to recover them. County Recorder Peters has commissioned as first assis neer aboard the transport which went upon the rocks some days ago. The ship a counts was doomed to dest passengers and crew have her. A few members of the corps remain aboard, among young man referred to, wh Frank Littlefield, a native boldt, Jim Gillett's town lowed the sea eight years an smoked, chewed or tossed in his life. Stanley Falkenstein reach birthday on Saturday and in noon had a number of his p his home at the birthday p kids played games, include the leader, button—button- Turners entertained a large assemblage of friends at their picnic and athletic carnival at Columbia Garden on Sunday afternoon. The athletic contests were under the supervision of Fred Gruenemay, Fritz Martin and Prof. Wm. Isenberg, and were superior to anything in that line seen at the gardens in a long time. The city band discoursed music for dancing by the young folks in the pavilion. Refreshments were served and an enjoyable afternoon participated in. A goodly sum was realized for the building fund, it being the purpose of the organization soon to erect a large gymnasium. Tel. Main 53 Brushes and Combs Just received a large assortment of Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush sage Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Combs and Rubber Sponges. BUY NOW As you will have a large assortment to pick from at correct REMEMBER THE PLACE Mullinix Drug Store Prescriptions a Specialty Mr. Johnston and two little men have returned from an enclosing at Newport Beach. Aple of Missouri couldn't show nemyer, and so after an abbreviation weeks he returned to the store. was broken on Tuesday for Hart brick building west of grocery. The building will be used by E. Huenemyer's restaurant. Meinrichs had a small blaze in one stove in rear of his bicycle shop on Monday afternoon, extinguished before an excursion. No damage. Target the good-roads meeting to hall next Tuesday evening. Real goes straight through and the good roads club notices. The club should have others. There is plenty of work to do. Aguilar writes from Fernanizing his subscription and sends leads to friends and acquaintances about. Ramon is in the service and is rapidly climbing a ladder of success. Munchos immigo. B. Pierce advertises for sale of land northeast of Brooksion. This is the land formerly the professor as an experi-garden in connection with his local work, and is a snap at see the advertisement else-today's paper. Mullinix, ever alert for the land convenience of his cus-swell as the purchasing pub-stalled several handsomely dressed chairs at his place of busine use of his patrons. A desk also has been provided for Good Roads Club Meeting A meeting of the citizens of Anaheim and vicinity will be held at the city hall on Tuesday evening next, Oct. 16, at 8 o'clock for the purpose of forming a good roads club. Citizens of Anaheim and vicinity are cordially invited to be present. Let there be a big turn-out. The subject is one of greatest importance. W. H SPAKE. Chairman Chamber of Commerce. Two warehouses at Loara belonging to J. W. Duckworth & Son, and containing 120 tons of barley hay, were destroyed by fire on Saturday night after midnight. An implement house situate near the burned warehouses was saved with its contents by heroic work on the part of neighbors who gathered in large number. Fire was first seen by a neighbor issuing from the roof of the warehouse at 12:30. The flames burned until 4 o'clock in the morning. No alarm was turned in, the telephone being temporarily out of commission. Guy Duckworth was unable to raise central, and later came up town on a bicycle to summon his father, who hastily dressed and repaired at once to the scene. The loss is estimated at $1600. The fire is supposed to have been started by tramps sleeping in the hay loft. There was no insurance. Mr. and Mrs. Hartung entertained Mrs. Yocum of Los Angeles and her daughter, Mrs. Otteman Stevens, wife of the well-known newspaper man, some days ago. Mrs. Yocum and her family resided here, where her daughter was one of the reigning belles of the locality. She is still a woman of striking loveliness, and along with her mother met many former acquaintances who were delighted to see them. Mrs. Elsie Passmore-Hamrick of A delegation of good-records drove to Fullerton evening to attend a meeting to organize a good roads club. In the party were O. M. Sk Williams, Peter Weisel, Helen W. H. Spake, J. B. Reithoff, John Resh, John Hamilton Skinner, Henry Adcoble, Edgar Hartung andATIVE of this paper. The meeting was called President Kerr of the chamber merce. Morris Ray acted. The formation of a good road was discussed by Messrs. Brown, E. K. Benchley, Buck, E. J. Marks and otherton. Henry Kuchel being given his views upon the subject of the historical interest attentive Camino Real, of which the clubs are an outgrowth, and practical latter-day value good roads. El Camino has opinion be one of the most of our assets, and will direct hither from all parts of the area. W. H. Spake and J. B. Reithoff to the importance of good road interest being taken throughout Southern California. C. C. Chapman, having phoned for, arrived late for it by delivering a splice upon the mode of building munity. We have here including Fullerton and equal if not the superior area in Southern California here are lower than elsewhere ship our products of the state in the year. Other locally one product, and when there is nothing doing tha At Mullinix, ever alert for the and convenience of his cus well as the purchasing pub-installed several handsomely hired chairs at his place of busi use of his patrons. A desk has also been provided for convenience of customers, and wears the same old smile. Day Zitt was in town from Los the first of the week and made a visit call. Mr. Zitt owns seven Center street near Olive, which he was offered $500 He laughed at the offers. He may substantial improvements in visit of a year ago and be city has as fine a future as in California. Byatt, a fifteen-year-old incor- has some days ago sent to the school at Whittier by order of Judge West. The youth is respectable parents residing while on a recent tantrum he had to kill his parents and burn the house. He is suspected of other crimes, one of which was marizing of Spoerl's gunshop aits ago, when a shotgun and bullets were stolen. The theft weapons has been laid before seeley and an effort will be recover them. Recorder Peters has an nephew named as first assistant engi board the transport Sheridan went upon the rocks in Hawaii ago. The ship at latest acas doomed to destruction and cars and crew have abandoned few members of the engineer's main aboard, among them the man referred to, whose name is Suttlefield, a native of Hum- Gillett's town. He has fol- sea eight years and has never chewed or tossed off a snifter. Day Falkenstein reached his fifth on Saturday and in the after- a number of his playmates at the birthday party. The yed games, including follow button—button, who's got Mr. and Mrs. Hartung entertained Mrs. Yocum of Los Angeles and her daughter, Mrs. Otteman Stevens, wife of the well-known newspaper man, some days ago. Mrs. Yocum and her family resided here, where her daughter was one of the reigning belles of the locality. She is still a woman of striking loveliness, and along with her mother met many former acquaintances who were delighted to see them. Mrs. Elsie Passmore-Hamrick of Olive, well known and popular in Orange county social circles, was united in wedlock in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Oct. 2, to Dr. John Durbin Thomas, a wealthy young Philadelphia who has many friends throughout Southern California. The bride was made the recipient of many handsome wedding gifts, and a happy wedding party sat down to an elaborate breakfast immediately at conclusion of the ceremony. The happy couple will reside at the Passmore plantation at Olive, one of the richest landed estates in Southern California. Friends in this city extend felicitations. Dr. Houck returned yesterday from Santa Barbara where he attended a meeting of the Southern California dental association. The doctor read a paper upon working new gold in dental practice, which brought him no little felicitation from professional men present, it being declared to be one of the ablest papers read at the meeting. Dr. C. W. Roberts, the eye specialist at the Federman building, who has been in Anaheim during the past three months, will be in his office, Saturdays, at the same place, till further notice. oct11-tf Miss Margaret Inda is attending the Santa Ana business college. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Cleveland visited with relatives and friends in town this week. FOR SALE Ten shares A. U. W. Co. stock. Apply to German-American bank. AUCTION SALE! At McFarland's stables Saturday, Oct. 13, 1906. Seven head of horses, two cows, one spring wagon, one buggy, one set of harness, and household goods. Terms cash. J. H. Gottlob. If you are interested in automobiles drop in at the Orange County Garage phoned for, arrived late for it by delivering a splice upon the mode of building munity. We have here including Fullerton and equal if not the superior o area in Southern California here are lower than else ship our products of the s in the year. Other locally one product, and when there is nothing doing th e year. We have the resources yet the cheapest must be a cause for this. this in large part to bad n of harmony and public t the people. Los Angeles have maps, he said, show roads throughout Southe as well as the bad ones, travelers which roads to t to avoid. Do you wonder come here to see us? He said that if the farra raised $5000 to repair th e from Placentia to Fullerton have been impossible for reached that town. The Fullerton and Anaheim worst in the county. He see the interest taken in the visiting delegation, a two communities would moniously for the comm Mr. Chapman said he spend his time and his m a town of Fullerton, but there would not let him o pealed for the inaugurat harmonious state of affai fine compliment to Anah was growing as fast as any in Southern California were greeted with applaud. Other speakers referred object, and it was finally d tion of E. J. Marks, seco Benchley, to defer format of the club to Friday even. Postmaster Tressler the cigars, and after smoker, during which things were exchanged be- of both communities, the drew. A good roads meeting at the city hall in Anaheim evening next. A cordial Fullerton friends is ext Ten shares A. U. W. Co. stock. Apply to German-American bank. AUCTION SALE! At McFarland's stables Saturday, Oct. 13, 1906. Seven head of horses, two cows, one spring wagon, one buggy, one set of harness, and household goods. Terms cash. J. H. Gottlob. If you are interested in automobiles drop in at the Orange County Garage of Weisel & Sandilands and look over their machines. They handle the popular Moline and Wayne Touring Cars and Runabouts, both of which are absolutely guaranteed. Let us show you why, in buying one of these cars, you are getting more for your money than you will find elsewhere. Always pleased to show cars and answer questions. oct11tf One of the finest flocks of Mammoth Bronze Turkeys to be seen in Orange county belongs to H. E. Guthrie of Buena Park. The large turkey is a prize bird and is one-fourth wild. The hens are very large, thus making the young stock especially large and vigorous. Any one desiring good hardy bronze turkeys for breeding purposes would do well to go up and see them, as he is selling them quite reasonable for breedeas for next season. oct11m1 For Rent—Fifty acres of extra good land suitable for beans, peanuts, potatoes or corn. With five-room house and barn. Address E. W. Pyne, Anaheim, R. F. D. 3; two miles southeast of Yorba. oct4t2 GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conscientious conditions. Four per cent. per annum compound interest allowance our Savings Department. H. W. CHYNOWETH, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. Good Roads Meeting A negation of good-road enthusiasm to Fullerton on Tuesday night to attend a meeting called to take a good roads club in that city. Party were O. M. Skinner, Capt. Adams, Peter Weisel, Herman Dickinson, H. Spake, J. B. Rea, W. Wesohn Resh, John Hartung, Merklinner, Henry Adams, E. S. Edgar Hartung and a representative of this paper. Meeting was called to order by Agent Kerr of the chamber of commerce Morris Ray acted as secretary. Information of a good roads club discussed by Messrs. Kerr, W. T. E. K. Benchley, Wm. Star-E. J. Marks and others of Fuller-Kuchel being requested for news upon the subject referred to historical interest attaching to El Camino Real, of which the good-road are an outgrowth, as well as the real latter-day value attaching to roads. El Camino Real will in union be one of the most valuable assets, and will direct attention from all parts of the world. H. Spake and J. B. Rea referred importance of good roads and the fact being taken in the subject without Southern California. Chapman, having been telephoned for, arrived late, but made up by delivering a splendid address on the mode of building up a company. We have here in this section, King Fullerton and Anaheim, the if not the superior of any similar Southern California; yet values are lower than elsewhere. We our products of the soil every day year. Other localities ship but product, and when that is gone is nothing doing the balance of Manuel Crespin is circulating a petition praying for the pardon of his son, who is confined in San Quentin prison, on a charge of uttering a spurious check. Young Crespin was raised in this county, where his father bears an excellent reputation. Early in the present year he went to Santa Barbara and was there, so his father says, made the tool of designing parties, who prevailed upon him to obtain a small sum of money fraudulently. He was tried, convicted and sentenced to two years in prison. His father immediately repaired to Santa Barbara, having a largely signed petition attesting his 'good character.' He arrived the day after his son's sentence, but was told by the superior judge that had the matter been laid before him a day earlier he should have released the young man on probation. The elder Crespin will take the matter up with Gov. Pardee. A fight will be made for the estate of Fred Shipman, foreman of the Viejo ranch, recently found dead in the ranchhouse. His two daughters will contest the will. The estate includes a valuable house and lot in Cottonwood Falls, Kan., about $400 worth of horses other personal property and a $3000 life insurance policy in the Woodmen. It is this money the daughters want. Shipman and his wife had not lived together for years. At the present she is an actress in New York. All efforts at further investigation into the manner of the death of Shipman have ceased. Asher & Falkenstein will open their new millinery department on Saturday. Purchasers will find a comprehensive stock of millinery on display at this popular emporium, at right prices. See the firm's advertisement elsewhere and join the rush to the store on Sat- for, arrived late, but made up by delivering a splendid address in the mode of building up a comfort. We have here in this section, being Fullerton and Anaheim, the if not the superior of any similar in Southern California; yet values are lower than elsewhere. We our products of the soil every day year. Other localities ship but product, and when that is gone is nothing doing the balance of war. We have the most diverse prices, yet the cheapest land. There be a cause for this. He attached a large part to bad roads and lack symony and public spirit among people. Los Angeles automobilists snaps, he said, showing the good throughout Southern California, as the bad ones, and they tellers which roads to take and which did. Do you wonder so few ever there to see us? said that if the farmers had not $5000 to repair the road leading Placentia to Fullerton, it would been impossible for them to have used that town. The road between Fullerton and Anaheim was one of the main county. He was glad to be interested taken in good roads by visiting delegation, and hoped the communities would get along harboursly for the common good of all. Chapman said he was ready to give his time and his money to make a fullerton, but the people would not let him do it. He aped for the inauguration of a more obvious state of affairs. He paid a compliment to Anaheim, saying it growing as fast as any community southern California. His remarks greeted with applause. Speakers referred to the sub-land it was finally decided, on mot of E. J. Marks, seconded by E. K. Holley, to defer formal organization club to Friday evening. At master Tressler passed around cigars, and after an enjoyable ter, during which friendly greetings were exchanged between citizens with communities, the visitors with- is an actress in New York. All efforts at further investigation into the manner of the death of Shipman have ceased. Asher & Falkenstein will open their new millinery department on Saturday. Purchasers will find a comprehensive stock of millinery on display at this popular emporium, at right prices. See the firm's advertisement elsewhere and join the rush to the store on Saturday. It will pay you to do so. Mrs. A. H. Everhardy returned to her home in Ontario last week after a few days' visit with her mother, Mrs. T. A. Darling. Harold Pellegrin who is attending Occidental college in Los Angeles spent Saturday and Sunday with his folks. Mrs. Arthur Lewis will entertain the Ladies' Euchre club at her home on Thursday afternoon. FOR SALE Winningstadt cabbage plants by Wm. Domries, 4½ miles west of Anaheim. NOTICE TO SETTLE All persons knowing themselves indebted to E. L. Eubanks or Eubanks & Cottle, are requested to call at the Derrick saloon at once and settle same, and save additional expense. Church Notes At the Methodist church next Sunday morning Mr. Haffen will speak upon "The Power of Christ's Love." In the evening Rev. John L. Pitner D.D., the presiding elder will preach and administer the sacrament of the Lord's supper. My Hair is Scraggly Do you like it? Then why be contented with it? Have My Hair is Scraggly Do you like it? Then why be contented with it? Have to be? Oh, no! Just put on Ayer’s Hair Vigor and have long, thick hair; soft, even hair. But first of all, stop your hair from coming out. Save what you have. Ayer’s Hair Vigor will not disappoint you. It feeds the hair-bulbs; makes weak hair strong. The best kind of a testimonial—"Sold for over sixty years." Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer's SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. Orange County Business College Santa Ana, Calif. Our fall term begins Sept. 3, 1906. Forty graduates last year. This College aids a greater percentage of its graduates in securing good positions than any other college in Southern California. Call or write for College Journal. H. O. SISSON, Pres. aug9-1m