anaheim-gazette 1906-12-13

LOCAL EVENTS Xmas at Mullinix Drug Store. Schools will be out next week to permit teachers to attend institute. Mrs. Helmsen and two sons visited with friends this week in Los Angeles. Contractor Boney has installed large panes of plate glass in the front of the new Hart block on Center street. The two new stores will be ready for occupancy next week. Bruce Apson was in Los Angeles a few days ago laying in bicycle supplies. Bruce tells us he is not in the bicycle trust, and as a consequence has more to do in his line than ever before. Contractor Lagman will this week begin the erection of three new cottages on Olive street, one for Mr. Resh, another for Mr. Nemetz and the third for himself. Mr. Lagman now has five residences in course of erection. Richard Krebs was in town from Azusa some days ago renewing old acquaintances. Richard operates one of the largest wineries in Southern California, and has the reputation of being one of the best wine-makers in the State. J. M. Pickering, while on his recent visit east, had the pleasure in Washington of meeting his old-time friend, W. E. Andrews, who is auditor of the United States treasury. He went through the treasury department and witnessed the process of making bank-bills. He was throughout the White House, but failed to see the president, owing to his absence in Panama. Give me your orders for nursery stock of all kinds. Finest WALNUT and VALENCIA ORANGE trees in the state. Xmas at Mullinix Drug Store. W. H. Spake has returned business trip to Fresno, Baja and other up-state points. 1000 presents to be given away fail to come. Western Tea and Store. Capt. Williams is consider advisability of exchanging cylinder auto for a four cylinder. Theo. Deidrichs was in Tuesday on a brief business m The ladies' aid of the Preschool will have a sale of uscles and will also serve refreshment next Friday afternoon and Dec. 14, at Miller's hall. Fr invited. Willie Winsell spent a day at Tomato springs, driving company of his wife on Saturday noon and returning on Sunday secured limit bags on quail and twenty-eight cottontails. Friends had birds for breakfast lowing morning. Anaheim and Pasadena high will debate at the latter evening of January 12th, question, Resolved, That the government should own and telegraph lines. Anaheim negative. The preliminary decision tomorrow at the highest select the two debaters to meda. Local students may give a special train. Anaheim now stands at the head of high school debaters in South formia. Fine Candles at Hatzfeld's. Manager Backs of the H phone company on Monday 113.70 to 44 employees of the H phone company engaged in the new telephone system in Give me your orders for nursery stock of all kinds. Finest WALNUT and VALENCIA ORANGE trees in the state. Also STERCULIA street trees, ROSES and ornamentals of all kinds. PEACH, PLUM and all other fruit trees. dec13m2 A. A. Mills, Anaheim, Cal. H. Deutsch was in town from Los Angeles the first of the week. He is an enthusiastic supporter of the projected world’s fair for Los Angeles in 1915, and is of opinion the citizens of that town will have no difficulty in raising the $10,000,000 required as a starter of the enterprise. Mrs. Eloise Loerch was on Monday granted a decree of divorce from her husband, Dr. Alfred Loerch. The couple formerly resided here and were participants in a sensational episode which caused their separation. The lady has been living in Los Angeles since separating from her husband. Loerch when last heard from was in Arizona. Herbert Eugene Harris entertained a large audience at the high school on Friday evening with a Shakespearean recital which called forth many enthusiastic expressions of applause. His recital includes scenes from Shylock, Midsummer Night’s Dream and As You Like It. His impersonation of the different characters showed him to possess a clear insight into the work of the great dramatist and his delivery stamped him as a delightful public entertainer. Hand Painted China at Hatzfeld’s. ANAHEIM CUSHION TOPS If you wish to make an appropriate Christmas present to your distant friends, send them an Anaheim Cushion We had them designed especially for us, with beautiful decorations of oranges, peppers and orange blossoms. The name of "Anaheim" is made of leaves in graceful letters. They come with backs to match. We also have cords and silks to finish them. Only 50c. Apiece Asher & Falkenstein Mullinix Drug Store. Spake has returned from a trip to Fresno, Bakersfield and-state points. Events to be given away. Don't miss. Western Tea and Coffee dec13t2 Williams is considering the day of exchanging his two-ato for a four cylinder. Deidrichs was in town on a brief business mission. 'es' aid of the Presbyterian will have a sale of useful arti-all also serve refreshments day afternoon and evening, Miller's hall. Friends are Winsell spent a day shooting springs, driving down in of his wife on Saturday after returning on Sunday He init bags on quail and dove, eight cottontails. Willie's birds for breakfast the following. and Pasadena high schools ate at the latter place the of January 12th, upon the Resolved, That the nationalnt should own and operate lines. Anaheim takes the The preliminary debate will borrow at the high school to two debaters to meet Pasacal students may go over in train. Anaheim high school is at the head of the list of pol debaters in Southern Cali-dies at Hatzfeld's. R Backs of the Home tele-company on Monday paid $1,-4 employes of the Home tele-company engaged in installing telephone system in this city Christmas The largest line that has ever been We have an elegant Toilet Sets, Smoking Sets, HandAtomizers, Bottle Perfum Boxes of Cigars, Fine Xmas cards and Postals, Calendars, Xmas Hair Brushes, Hand Satchels for Boxes, and many other arty space to mer Mullinix Dr Headquarters for Xmas at Mullicix Drug Store. "As Told in the Hills," which will be seen at the Anaheim operahouse on Friday, December 14th, there is included in the company a number of people who have well established reputations both in melodrama and in vaudeville and a number of specialties that for general excellence are far above the average, will be introduced Frank Machleb has openness shop in Spake & building on Center street. leb is an experienced mea-arrived from Flagstaff, an ed substantial encourage people who wish to see harness shop established to him. Xmas at Mullicix Drug Store. "As Told in the Hills," which will be seen at the Anaheim operabouse on Friday, December 14th, there is included in the company a number of people who have well established reputations both in melodrama and in vaudeville and a number of specialties that for general excellence are far above the average, will be introduced during the action of the play. Seats at McCollum's. Remember, We Are Selling Out, and you are getting the benefit. C. I. Hoople for reliable jewelry. dec13 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs entertained friends at progressive whist on Wednesday evening. The ladies first prize was won by Mrs. Welborn Wallop, second prize Mrs. B. V. Beebe. Gentlemen's first prize was won by B. V. Beebe, second by Welborn Wallop. Miss Winifred Melrose entertained friends at progressive whist last evening. WE ARE STARTING 10 One thousand children under twelve are bank accounts of their own! These accounts with a deposit of 50 cents, $4.50, and then the $5.00 will begin to earn. If it doesn't suit you to add the $4.50 just in $1.00, and keep on making small convenient. When you have deposited will add our 50 cents, and the money will to earn interest. Now is the time to get people started to saving their money. Week, with interest, makes over $700 in this ad good for 50 cents. Bring it in with first deposit. GERMAN AMERICAN BANK ANAHEIM, GAL. Did you know that ving of money and the selecne, durable and suitable Christis is of vast importance to you. prices we are quoting you on clocks, jewelry and silverware well afford to make your gifts something lasting as well as I. HOOPLE'S SALE Christmas presents larger and more select ariety than ever before can be seen at TZFELD'S ULAR PHARMACY Next to Postoffice ANAHEIM Jones entertained the Miercoat progressive euchre at her ce on North Palm street yesafternoon. M. Asher has been ill at her on Broadway for a fortnight, but tited improving. tiful presents for all in the jewe at wholesale prices at C. I. 's sale. dec13 FOR SALE CHEAP Sum of heavy work horses at Anand Hand store. F. J. Nemetz. 2 GERMAN AMERIGAN BAY ANAHEIM, GAL. Did you know that J. W. Duckworth & —carry a full and complete line of— Fancy Groceries, Dry Goods and N Crockeryware, Hardware, Tinw Also, we handle all kinds of Chicken Feed in and don't forget that we pay the Highest Mafor Produce. J.W. Duckworth & Son, LOAR Phones: Sunset Main 411 Home Loara HOLMAN & RESIDENCE REAL ESTATE AGENT Office in Resh's Studio, Center St., Anahe Property bought and sold, loans and collections a general realty business transacted Business attended to in a strictly business-like as Goods has ever been on display in Anaheim. have an elegant line of sets, Hand Mirrors, Vases, Perfume tle Perfume, Boxed Candy, Fine Boxed Stationery calendars, Xmas Books, Xmas Souvenirs, Satchels for Ladies, Cuff and Collar any other articles we have not pace to mention Drug Store ers for Pure Drugs Machleb has opened a harhop in Spake & McCollum's ing on Center street. Mr. Machan experienced mechanic, lately from Flagstaff, and has receivostantial encouragement from who wish to see a first-class shop established here. Success Xmas at Mullinix Drug Store. Dr. Beebe reports an epidemic of measels and gives notice elsewhere that all cases must be at once reported to the health officer. He reports one case of scarlet fever, that of the young son of Baker Powell on West Center street, but adds the youth is on the Machleb has opened a harhop in Spake & McCollum's shop on Center street. Mr. Machan experienced mechanic, lately from Flagstaff, and has receivestantial encouragement from who wish to see a first-class shop established here. Success Wrey Stock has purchased 36 acres going to Roscoe Staples situate west of the city limits, the stated being given as $15,000. Mr. Stock divides the tract and place it the market. FOR SALE New tons of pumpkins at $2.50 on bench. About 200 one year old soft walnut trees at 10 to 15 cents. to A. W. Danforth on the Miles 1t A. MacKay and Dr. Boateman, Union oil lease, were in town on of business mission Tuesday. TING 1000 under twelve are to have their own! We start deposit of 50 cents—you add 10 will begin to earn interest. Add the $4.50 just now, bring making small deposits as have deposited $4.50, we and the money will then begin the time to get the young their money. A dollar a times over $700 in ten years. in with first deposit. Xmas at Multinix Drug Store. Dr. Beebe reports an epidemic of measels and gives notice elsewhere that all cases must be at once reported to the health officer. He reports one case of scarlet fever, that of the young son of Baker Powell on West Center street, but adds the youth is on the mend. Mrs. Gustav Heimann of Los Angles, wife of the assistant cashier of the Farmers & Merchants' bank, has been very low with typhoid fever at her home in that city. Her condition was such a week ago that anxiety was felt for her recovery, but she has since improved, and though not out of danger, it is hoped she may soon recover. Anaheim high school defeated Santa Ana at basket-ball on the local grounds on Saturday afternoon by a score of 13 to 12. At the end of the first half the score stood 8 to 5 in favor of Santa Ana. Anaheim and Fullerton play the final game on Saturday at Orange. Each contestant has won one game from the other, and both stand a tie as leaders of the Orange county high school basket-ball teams. The winner of the final game will be admitted into the Southern California collegiate schedules of basketball games to be played during the winter. Engineer Kellogg passed through town on Monday morning on his way to the Yorba dam, where he has a force of fifty men engaged in sluicing the puddle wall forming the dam. His excavations were carried to a depth of 22 feet, and tough bluish clay was found to that depth. Holes drilled in the tunnel showed that the clay formation existed to a depth of ten feet below the base of the excavations. No gravel was encountered. The dam will be 300 feet wide, 46 feet high, and 16 feet wide at the top. Work will be completed in time for spring rains. Mr. Kellogg states the reservoir will be one of the most substantial in the state, and its great capacity will materially add to the already large supply of the water company. Anthony Schreiber, a young man for some time past a resident of this city, died at the Fullerton hospital on Sat- Anthony Schreiber, a young man for some time past a resident of this city, died at the Fullerton hospital on Saturday evening at 10 o'clock after a surgical operation performed an hour previous for a complication of bowel trouble. Schreiber had been ill upward of a week and had not eaten in several days. He complained of severe pains in the abdomen and had been treating himself with purgatives which proved unavailing. Dr. Beebe was called in on Friday evening, when he found the patient suffering great pain and in critical condition. He advised a surgical operation as the only means of saving his life. Schreiber was removed to the Fullerton hospital, and on Saturday evening an operation was performed. Drs. Beebe, Johnston and Syer of this city and Dr. Rich of Fullerton were present. On opening the patient the bowels were found in a gangrenous condition. A quantity of pus exuded from the incision. No further operation was performed. The patient died in an hour. The body was brought to this city and interment occurred on Monday afternoon from the Catholic church. Deceased was a native of Australia and was aged 22 years. He was shortly to be married to a young lady of Hollywood. His death is cause for regret on the part of a large circle of friends. Born to the wife of Frank Dauser, Dec. 1st, a daughter.