anaheim-gazette 1906-12-20

LOCAL EVENTS Xmas at Mullinix Drug Store. Wayne Goble has taken a position at Joseph Helmsen's candy emporium. F. W. Braun was down from Los Angeles looking over his walnut tract southwest of town. The grand jury met on Monday and after hearing reports from committees and transacting other business adjourned over the holidays to Dec. 31st, when it will probably be ready to report. A rumor is current that H. E. Huntington has purchased the Irvine ranch for $3,000,000, and that he will extend his electric line thither and lay out a townsite. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. David Matlock died on Friday after a brief illness due to infantile allments. Interment occurred the following day in the local cemetery. G. C. Hiatt has returned from Los Angeles after an absence of a year and resumed his position as foreman of the extensive Braun walnut ranch southwest of town. Mr. Hiatt is an experienced horticulturalist, and trees on the ranch show an improved appearance as a result of his care and attention. Frank Machleb has an announcement in our advertising columns which will be read with interest by those who have recently been at a disadvantage owing to the non-existence of a harness shop here. Mr. Machleb has opened such an establishment and has been kept busy since his opening last week in attending to the wants of his customers. He is a first-class workman, and guarantees satisfaction in his work. Give him a call. Frank Machleb has an announcement in our advertising columns which will be read with interest by those who have recently been at a disadvantage owing to the non-existence of a harness shop here. Mr. Machleb has opened such an establishment and has been kept busy since his opening last week in attending to the wants of his customers. He is a first-class workman, and guarantees satisfaction in his work. Give him a call. Wm. Isenberg has associated himself with Los Angeles capitalists and will open his knitting factory on Central avenue in that city the first of the new year. He has a large number of advance orders for his knitting goods, and will employ about forty hands. His place as instructor of the turn verein will be taken by Prof. Stahl, who will arrive in a few days from San Francisco. Mr. Isenberg has made many friends here during his stay and takes with him the best wishes of all for his future welfare in his new field. Marshal Steadman rounded up two hoboes on Center street on Sunday who had imbibed too freely of the ardent, and a third who had wended his way into a rear alley and was enjoying a noon-day siesta under the shady branches of a wagon. He locked them up, and on Monday morning ushered them into the august presence of Recorder Howard. "Where are you fellows headed for?" sternly inquired the court. The leader of the trio replied they were headed for Redlands, where they had worked last winter. They were given thirty minutes to leave town. They procured breakfast, having money enough to pay for it, and when last seen were hitting the trail toward the snow-capped mountains to the east. 1000 presents to be given away. Don't fail to come. Western Tea and Coffee Store. dec13t2 Hand Painted China at Hatzfeld's. ANAHEIM CUSHION 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 Chife House Burned A chile house belonging to S. was situated two miles south of was destroyed by fire on Tuesday at 9 o'clock. One hundred and rings of chiles were burned. Man Kruger was a business vistown on Saturday from Los AlaHe reports prosperous condirevailing among all classes in unity, and dairy and poultrymen for a rich harvest. Some weeks purchased a building lot at Wiln and was a few days afterward an advance of $500 upon his He looks for great development locality, as well as throughout tions of Southern California. On the electric road passing his has recently increased to such an that one day last week cars had bubled on the hourly service. George A. Hunter came down from Angeles on Sunday to pay a visit on Ralpb, who has been ill with citis at his home west of town. Inter recently returned from a through the northern counties, which time he called upon his friend, Charley Miller, at town, Tuolumne county. He Mr. and Mrs. Miller comfortably upon a fine farm, enjoying extensive health and happy. He also several days in San Francisco the ruins of the April fire. Inter is still true to Southern alia and prefers a residence in action to any other place on table Llewllyn on Friday mornived a telephone message from Walter saying a crazy man had down in at his vegetable plantation of town. In company of Marheadman he drove out to the Christmas Day The largest line that has ever beWe have an elegance Toilet Sets, Smoking Sets, HandAtomizers, Bottle Perfume Boxes of Cigars, Fine Xmas cards and Postals, Calendars, Hair Brushes, Hand Satchels Boxes, and many other a space to m Mullinix D Headquarters fo Xmas at Mullicrix Drug Store. Note the special this week ladies' coat sale in the advertisement of Reinhaus Department Store at Santa Ana. These coats must be sold before Christmas and the prices given are marvelously low. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. John Lucy, a Santa employee, was fined one Smithwick in that city for assaulting L. H. county-seat jeweler, whof having made improphis step-daughter, Mi- Xmas at Mullicrix Drug Store. Note the special this week ladies' coat sale in the advertisement of Reinhaus Department Store at Santa Ana. These coats must be sold before Christmas and the prices given are marvelously low. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. The Boston Bakery will have a great supply of all kinds of Christmas fancy cakes, fruit cakes, also honey cakes and fancy cookies. All kind of Xmas tree decorations. A fine assortment of fresh candles, chocolate creams and Christmas mixed, the latest in candy boxes. Stephen Kistler, Center St., opposite Hart's new building. J. T. Shea, the enterprising laundryman, is out again after three weeks in bed with typhoid. Give me your orders for nursery stock of all kinds. Finest WALNUT and VALENCIA ORANGE trees in the state. Also STERCULLIA street trees, ROSES and ornamentals of all kinds. PEACH, PLUM and all other fruit trees. dec13m2 A. A. Mills, Anaheim, Cal. Fine Candies at Hatzfeld's. FIRST DEPOSIT FRA Now is the time for all the little folks to start on the road to financial independence. For any child of any age from one day to twelve years we will start an account with a deposit of 50 cents. You add $4.50 to this—that will make $5.00 as a starter, and this money will begin to earn interest. Don't let this opportunity pass—it will lead to a college education for your son or daughter, or provide the means for establishing a business of their own. Only $1.00 a week the account will make over $700 in ten years. Cut out this ad and bring it in with first deposit. GERMAN AMERICAN BANK ANAHEIM, GAL. Did you know that... IMPORTANT wing of money and the selecne, durable and suitable Christis 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 at L. HOOPLE'S SALE Christmas presents larger and more select riety than ever before be seen at TZFELD'S SOLAR PHARMACY Next to Postoffice ANAHEIM ions have been issued by Mr. Jacob Niederer of Los Angele marriege of their daughter, Mlle U. Niederer and John F. of Fullerton. Miss Niederer active and vivacious southern host of friends. The cerel be solemnized January 1st at of the bride. The young will be assisted by Miss Bertha ner as maid of honor and Niederer as best man, while en Williamson will act as arl. The Rev. Herbert J. will officiate. Since the anent of the engagement a few to Miss Niederer has been the quest of many delightful afke Angel city. GERMAN AMERICAN 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 Marfor Produce. J.W. Duckworth & Son, LOAR Phones: Sunset Main 411 Home Loara HOLMAN & RESH REAL ESTATE AGENTS Office in Resh's Studio, Center St., Anahein Property bought and sold, loans and collections a general realty business transacted. Business attended to in a strictly business-like m mas Goods that has ever been on display in Anaheim. We have an elegant line of Sets, Hand Mirrors, Vases, Perfume bottle Perfume, Boxed Candy, s, Fine Boxed Stationery Calendars, Xmas Books, Xmas Souvenirs, Satchels for Ladies, Cuff and Collar any other articles we have not space to mention x Drug Store letters for Pure Drugs John Lucy, a Santa Ana railroad boye, was fined one cent by Justice Ohwick in that city some days ago assaulting L. H. Padgham, the city-seat jeweler, whom he accused having made improper proposals to step-daughter, Miss Beulah Mc- John Lucy, a Santa Ana railroad boye, was fined one cent by Justice Ashwick in that city some days ago assaulting L. H. Padgham, the city-seat jeweler, whom he accused having made improper proposals to step-daughter, Miss Beulah McClay, a high-school girl. Lucy went Padgham's place of business, called out and pummeled him, threaten-o take his life if he ever repeated offense. He was placed under arrest on hearing his side of the case the judge imposed the smallest in the history of criminal prosecutions in the county. Miss McClay is a city girl of sixteen, and bears an exert reputation. Eodore A. Bell, grand master of Fellows, addreseed local brethern Friday evening. A large attendance was present and listened to an address. Later a sumptuous re-ward was served in the banquet room. Anaheim is at the present time probably the worst lighted town on the coast. In the early evening, and until the stores close at 9 o'clock, no street arcs are on, and the streets are in darkness. Much complaint is heard at turning off the service, but it seems the works are not strong enough to furnish light for the business and residence districts and for street lighting also. This condition of affairs bids fair to continue for at least six months or more. If this is the best we can do with municipal ownership, there seems to be something wrong with him. Joseph C. Burke, who for a number of years past has been the efficient chief clerk at the Olinda oil wells, has been tendered by County Clerk-elect Williams, and has accepted, the position as deputy clerk and will on the first of the year take up his duties in the courthouse. His place at the oil wells will be taken by E. A. Heffner, at present Santa Fe station agent at that point. "Joe" is the most popular lad in all the foothill region, and carries with him the best wishes of a host of friends for his success at his entry into the political zone. Keep your eye on this young gent from the foothills. Dave Bush has been confined at the county hospital at Santa Ana during the past six weeks and is lingering between life and death in a pitilable condition. He has been suffering from chronic inebriety and has fallen from his former weight of 210 pounds to 100 pounds. For some weeks past he has been out of his head and fails to recognize former friends who call upon him. Bush is a well-known former resident of this city, but his appetite for drink long since worked his undoing. Latest reports from the hospital are that he cannot longer survive. Poor Dave! Charles Bowlen, a printer employed on the Plain Dealer, has been at the Fullerton hospital a week or more with a sprained ankle sustained in a scuffle with a friend one evening last week. Word from the hospital yesterday was to the effect that Bowlen would probably remain until the end of the week. only $1.00 a week added to years. with first deposit. GAN BANK CAL. arth & Son plete line of—— foods and Notions! ware, Tinware ken Feed in car lots, Highest Market Price n, LOARA, Cal. Home Loara Exchange RESH AGENTS inter St., Anaheim and collections made, and transacted. business-like manner. long since worked his undoing. Latest reports from the hospital are that he cannot longer survive. Poor Dave! Charles Bowlen, a printer employed on the Plain Dealer, has been at the Fullerton hospital a week or more with a sprained ankle sustained in a scuffle with a friend one evening last week. Word from the hospital yesterday was to the effect that Bowlen would probably remain until the end of the week, when he would probably be able to get about with the use of crutches. Levi Mann has sold his residence on Hedwig street to Louis Borchard, later arrived from Michigan, for $2100. Mr. Mann gives possession immediately. He will erect a residence on his lot adjoining his present property on the north. E. K. Collins, a former well-known orange buyer, has been in town during the week buying oranges, which he ships on his own account. Ten years ago Mr. Collins bought oranges throughout Southern California for Earl, and was recognized as one of the best men in the business. He is in business for himself and has already purchased one orchard in this neighborhood. Rev. Markle went to Santa Ana yesterday on a brief business mission. Xmas at Mullinix Drug Store. ORANGE COUNTY Business College SANTA ANA, — CALIFORNIA The winter term begins January 2d, 1907. This school cannot supply the demand upon it for office help. Call or write for information. dec-1m H. O. SISSON, Pres.