anaheim-gazette 1907-02-07

LOCAL EVENTS John Hartung was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Mrs. C. F. Grim is spending the week with friends at Long Beach. S. E. Fix has gone to Kopowsin, Wash., where he will reside. Joseph Fiscus is planting 43 acres to walnuts on his ranch south of town. H. P. Foote of Cleveland, Ohio, an uncle of L. E. Miller, is in town on a visit to that gentleman. W. J. Adams of Oxnard, brother of Dr. W. W. Adams, is a guest of that gentleman. The Buick is the car supreme. "Good anywhere, but best on hills."—Wm. F. Lutz Co., of Santa Ana stand ready to prove the assertion. Rev. Nunan of Pomona, was a guest Sunday this week of Rev. Father Dubbel. A. Brown and W. Guess, relatives of Dr. Adams, have arrived from Missouri, accompanied by their parents, and will locate. Mrs. Edith Green Lawrence of Ocean Park spent the past week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Green of Miraflores. Wm. Green and wife of Miraflores departed yesterday for Ocean Park, where they will take up their residence in their summer cottage for six or eight months. Postmaster Duckworth had photographs taken of the entire force at the postoffice last week and presented each with one. Nice to ride in; swell in appearance, little in cost—three good points in favor of our line of vehicles. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. J. H. Von Ahsen and wife and Hermann Kielenbach and wife, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Heitz-Mrs. Frank Shanley entertained Bezique club at her residence The day evening. Born, in San Bernardino, Jan 21st, to the wife of J. Becher, form of this city, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Strodthoff here from Los Angeles over Sun guests of Mr. and Mrs. Yungbluth. Don't read this unless you want Valentines for Mullinix's Store has the best line in town. H. Deutsch was in town on Saturday from Los Angeles. He is arranging the laying of cement sidewalks through his residence tract between Lemont Palm streets. George Ross and family have arrived from Peoria and will remain during the winter. Mr. Ross is very fairly impressed with Anaheim and cinctly and may resolve to remain manently. Clemens Amberg on Saturday to Tony Bushad his four lots at the corner of Hedwig and Center streets, feet front, for $3050, the transfer net him $2900. Last October he purchased the lots for $1950. His profits on the deal amount to $950. Our motto; the best goods at right price. Mullinix's Drug Store. Otis T. Whiting of the Santa Ana Register was in town this week in interest of the circulating department of that paper. Mr. Whiting is a well-known newspaper man, formerly Ventura county, and while here many friends for himself and his parish Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wyatt have sent to Mrs. L. Schultz property at the corner of Olive and Adele streets, 136x feet, for $4000. The tract contains three modern cottages. Mrs. Schultz will be shortly joined by her husband who is a contractor and builder, and now engaged upon the erection of large building in the northern part of the state. Postmaster Duckworth had photographs taken of the entire force at the postoffice last week and presented each with one. Nice to ride in; swell in appearance, little in cost—three good points in favor of our line of vehicles. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. J. H. Von Ahsen and wife and Herman Klelenbach and wife, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Heltzhausen for some time past, have returned to their homes in Williamsburg, Iowa. A. Nagel will in a few days let contract for erection of a two-story brick building at the corner of Claudina and Center streets, 35x80 feet. He will occupy the lower floor for his hardware store, and the rooms upstairs will be fitted up for offices. A large delegation of Turners go to San Diego on Saturday morning to attend the opening of the new gymnasium and hall built by the German Societies of that city. Three days festivities will be participated in, including athletic contests, various entertainments and reunions. You'll probably not need a safe after the fire. Better get one now. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Barker Van Zandt, the well-known traveling salesman for Blake, Moffett & Towne, Los Angeles paper dealers, was married at Santa Ana the first of the week to Miss Irene Mayer, a charming society belle of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Van Zandt departed for Phoenix and other territorial points, where their honeymoon will be spent. We extend felicitations. William August Antlitz, a five-year-old orphan living at St. Catherine's academy in this city, is the central figure in a suit brought in the superior court to secure control of his estate, which is understood to be of considerable value. Some weeks ago William G. Perzel of Los Angeles, who claims no relationship with the orphan, asked for letters of guardianship over the minor, who has no relatives in California. This week the Mother Superior of the academy asked for letters of guardianship, and Judge West will decide the case. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wyatt have sent to Mrs. L. Schultz property at the corner of Olive and Adele streets, 136xfeet, for $4000. The tract contains three modern cottages. Mrs. Schultz will be shortly joined by her husband who is a contractor and builder, and now engaged upon the erection of a large building in the northern part of the state. Say, do you want a fine fountain plaza? Mullinix's Drug Store has the best right price. J. B. Neff reports water in his wrist has risen 44 inches since August being at the present time up to mark of three years ago. During January the raise amounted to 18 inch Mr. Neff expects a raise of an inch per day during the next two months, when the total raise since August will have been 8 feet 8 inches. This will bring the water up to the level of five years ago. With additional heavy rains come the raise may go above these figures. Wanted—5000 blackberry plant Phone, write or call. A. A. Mila Anaheim. Mrs. Wm. Usher, mother of Mr Richard Burmeister, formerly residing here, died at her home in Guadalajara Mex., some days ago. After a lingering illness Mr. Usher is a conductor in the Mexican Central railroad and lived in Mexico a number of years. Formerly he ran a local train through this city. Mr. Burmeister is at present employed in the Farmers and Merchants' bank of Los Angeles. Have you seen the bargains in Water Bags and Fountain Syringes? Mullinix's Drug Store. Anaheim High School will debate with Troop Polytectural school in the city on the evening of March 22. Anaheim has submitted the question: "R-solved, That this State should provide free text books." Troop will select if the question be acceptable them, and will have choice of side The debate will be the last of the season's series. After the debate the two schools having the highest percentage will debate for the championship. Anaheim now leads the high school league. Statement of Condition of German American Bank of Anaheim At close of Business February 1st, 1907. Resources. Loans and Discounts ... $67,143.93 Over Drafts ... 214.74 Real Estate ... 10,328.74 Furniture and Fixtures ... 6,156.72 Expenses ... 191.28 Cash ... $9,047.76 Due from banks 34,604.95 Total ... $127,687.68 Liabilities. Capital Stock ... $30,000.00 Reserve ... 3,480.91 Interest ... 458.51 Cashier Checks ... 18.81 Individual Deposits $66,599.31 Saving Dep... 27,130.03 Total ... $127,687.68 H. W. CHYNOWETH, JOSEPH HELMSEN, CHAS. A. BOEGH, President. Vice-President. Cashie Shanley entertained the at her residence Thursan Bernardino, January of J. Becher, formerly Mrs. Otto Strodthoff were in Angeles over Sunday. and Mrs. Yungbluth. this unless you want to as for Mullinix's Drug best line in town. was in town on Saturday les. He is arranging for ment sidewalks through ract between Lemon and and family have arrived and will remain during Mr. Ross is very favorwith Anaheim and viresolve to remain per- berg on Saturday sold his four lots at the corand Center streets, 160 950, the transfer netting at October he purchased 0. His profits on the $950. the best goods at the Mullinix's Drug Store. ing of the Santa Ana town this week in the circulating department Mr. Whiting is a weller man, formerly of, and while here made himself and his paper. E. F. Wyatt have sold itz property at the corAdele streets, 136x228 The tract contains ottages. Mrs. Schultz joined by her husband, tor and builder, and is on the erection of a the northern part of Peter Weisel brought down from Los Angeles on Tuesday a four-cylinder Ford runabout, which he regards as about the best thing on wheels hereabout. It is a sixteen horse-power machine, weighs 1000 pounds and can speed fifty miles an hour. Peter has promised us a ride in it. Oscar Renner and W. P. Quarton, heads of departments in Federman's store for a number of years past, will open a drygoods store here when the Federman store closes. They will either occupy the present premises or will open in a new store. Both are popular young men of many years' experience in the business, and will no doubt make a success of their venture. Success to them. We all hope some day to live on "Easy Street." Our vehicles will help you to enjoy life today.—Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. S. Tucker has sold ten acres of unimproved property northeast of town to Frank Lagourge for $1200. The purchaser contemplates making notable improvements. Edward Stewart, manager of the oil well baseball club, was in Los Angeles on Monday attending a meeting of league directors. Fine stationery at Mullinix's Drug Store. F. Tausch and Fred Schneider took their best girls to the theatre in Los Angeles on Saturday night returning on the midnight train. Judge Howard and wife visited the county seat on Tuesday. Nothing but the best standard of drugs at Mullinix's Drug Store. H. A. Dickel transacted business in Los Angeles yesterday. R. Melrose was in Los Angeles on Tuesday on legal business. Give me your orders for nursery stock of all kinds. Finest Walnut and Valencia Orange trees in the state January Our "Cleanup" trading event of the day has been unfavorable, kept busy every day. is no place at the promore genuine bargain shop with ease and without being jostling the city stores. We offer the big 36 in. black Peau deNothing like this 27 in. black, white and now 53c 36 in. black guarantee $1.50, now $1.25 20 per c on all Woolen Dressg Trimmings and 20 pieces of Diamond now Big bargains in Shoe Milline Judge Howard and wife visited the county seat on Tuesday. Nothing but the best standard of drugs at Mullinix’s Drug Store. H. A. Dickel transacted business in Los Angeles yesterday. R. Melrose was in Los Angeles on Tuesday on legal business. 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. Company E will have a social hop after drill this evening. The Evans Realty company reports the following sale: Three lots in block K, Lorelei tract, from Anna Howe to G. W. Barker; $650. If you wish to sell your property list same with L. A. Evans company. If you have beach or inside lands to sell, list with L. A. Evans realty company. There is no better line of buggies made than our line of “Whalebone.”—Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. A. A. Litten has purchased the black smithing business of W. C. Hays on North Los Angeles street and will continue the business at the old stand. Mr. Litten is a blacksmith of many years experience and turns out nothing but the best class of work. What we do not have made up in harness no house in the county has.—Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. R. N. Allen of Dallas, Texas, was in town this week, a guest of W. H. Spake. Mr. Allen is in the stock business and after a day’s ride over this section declared he had never seen such a magnificent country during his travels. A good buggy gives a man a substantial standing in a community. How are you fixed. See Wm. F. Lutz Co., of Santa Ana. Bird Robertson has purchased a new time-piece to take the place of the watch taken from him by the hold-up gang which paid a visit. He states it is not keeping good time yet, but as soon as he gets it speeded up it will be a stem-winder. No danger of a mistake in filling prescriptions at Mullinix’s Drug Store. on all Woolen Dressgowns Trimmings and 20 pieces of Diamond now Big bargains in Shoes Milline ASHER & WHITE Did you know that J. W. Duckworth —carry a full Fancy Groceries, Crockeryware Also, we handle all kind and don’t forget that we for Produce. J.W.Duckworth Phones: Sunset Main 411 of Bank 07. ilities. $30,000.00 3,480.92 458.57 18.85 Its 599.31 130.03 $127,687.68 CHAS. A. BOEGE Cashier Bird Robertson has purchased a new time-piece to take the place of the watch taken from him by the hold-up gang which paid a visit. He states it is not keeping good time yet, but as soon as he gets it speeded up it will be a stem-winder. No danger of a mistake in filling prescriptions at Mullinix's Drug Store Harold Pellegrin was down from Occidental college on Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives. Prescriptions a specialty. Mullinix Drug Store. Paper napkins and fine stationery at Mullinix's drug store. Do you know that we carry the best line. Found, a suit of underclothing and blue overshirt, newly laundered. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for this advertisement. I say, Charley, don't you know the best tea I ever add I got it hat the Western Tea and Coffee Store. Hit makes me think hof back 'ome, don't you know. Four Cylinder Ford Our turn has now come for the 1907 4 cylinder Ford Runabout and we have it. Come in and see this wonderful little machine. We can make immediate deliveries—that means right now. Call us up for demonstration. Sunset Main 582. P. J. Weisel, Agent for northern Orange Co. Ford, Maxwell Wayne and Moline cars. feb7tf Trinidad Fernando Yorba and Senorita Esperanza Ruiz, well known young people of Yorba, have been granted a license to marry. This is a statement of which the officers and directors may well feel proud showing as it does the confidence posed in it by the people of the community. H. W. Chynoweth is president of the bank, Joseph Helmsen president, and Charles A. Boege chief. The directors include some of the heaviest taxpayers and men of mind in the community. The bank has a success from the start, and its financial statement shows it to be in condition reflecting credit upon its officers and directors. William Voss has arrived from Owens river valley and purchased acres northeast of town of the Gold State Realty company. He will the tract to oranges and contemplate other substantial improvements. Voss states there is plenty of water Owens river to supply the requirements of Los Angeles as well as serve the needs of Inyo irrigators, regards the bringing of the water Los Angeles as an undertaking frank with the utmost good to Southern California. Prescriptions accurately composed at Mullinix's Drug Store. Tim Carroll has contributed a palm to the public library, for which he is entitled to the thanks of patrons of that institution. The Singer Sewing Machine co. has been removed to So. Los Angles street and is now located in Mitchell's dress making parlors. Full line of machines, needles, etc., on sale. LOST.—On Monday, east or no east of town, a dark blue sweater. Der return to this office or city hall receive reward. January Cleanup Sale Our "Cleanup Sale" is fast becoming the big event of the season. Although the weather been unfavorable for shopping we have been busy every day since the sale started. There place at the present time where you can find genuine bargains than here. Here you can with ease and comfort, getting big bargains, but being jostled around by the big crowds in many stores. We offer the biggest snaps in Silks this week black Peau de soie, regular $1.15, now 89c something like this ever offered before! black, white and colored Jap silk, regular 65c, now 53c black guaranteed all silk Taffeta, regular 7.50, now $1.22 20 per cent. Discount Woolen Dressgoods, in black and colored, all rimmings and All-over laces. Leses of Diamond Percale cheap at 10c, now 8½¢ per yd. Bargains in Shoes and all other departments. Millinery below cost. Woolen Dressgoods, in black and colored, all rimmings and All-over laces. Sizes of Diamond Percale cheap at 10c, now 8½c per yd. Margains in Shoes and all other departments. Millinery below cost. HER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts know that W. Duckworth & Son carry a full and complete line of Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions! Stockeryware, Hardware, Tinware handle all kinds of Chicken Feed in car lots, forget that we pay the Highest Market Price rece. Duckworth & Son, LOARA, Cal. Sunset Main 411 Home Loara Exchange ment of the financial conGerman-American bank, found in another column shows the bank to be in purishing condition. But man a year old, this bank of $93,729.34, and total counting to $127,687.68. ment of which the offifors may well feel proud, does the confidence rethe people of the comW. Chynoweth is presik, Joseph Helmsen viceCharles A. Boege cashtors include some of the vers and men of means ity. The bank has been the start, and its latest ment shows it to be in a GUM WOOD For Sale. C.C. Browning Ranch Phone Sub 164 Attention is directed to the advertisement of Chas. Federman, which will be found on the eighth page. Mr. Federman is disposing of his entire stock at a bargain sale, as he intends shortly to remove to Los Angeles to engage in wholesale business. His large stock is being offered at prices which will tempt the most exacting buyer, Attention is directed to the advertisement of Chas. Federman, which will be found on the eighth page. Mr. Federman is disposing of his entire stock at a bargain sale, as he intends shortly to remove to Los Angeles to engage in wholesale business. His large stock is being offered at prices which will tempt the most exacting buyer, and bargains will be offered in all lines. Mr. Federman has built up an enviable reputation during his many years of business here as a shrewd purchaser of dry goods, and it is doubtful if he ever had a better stock on his shelving. His store is one of the oldest and most reliable in the county, and when he advertises a closing-out sale he means what he says. Those in search of bargains should call at the store early and avoid the rush. Late Valencia Orange Trees for sale. Apply to S. Tucker, 2 miles of town. Pure drugs at Mullinix's Drug Store Please don't speak of it, but it is a fact the 25c coffee at the Western Tea and Coffee Store has no equal for flavor and strength. Baseball at San Diego The Oil Wells go to San Diego on Sunday to play the Pickwicks of that city. A bunch of rooters, headed by Manager Stewart, will accompany them and root for victory. There will be no game here on that day. On the following Sunday, the 17th, the Oil Wells play with the Hoegees here.