anaheim-gazette 1907-03-14

LOCAL EVENTS W. A. Wallace and family enjoyed a carriage ride about the countryside on Sunday, visiting their former ranch home northwest of town. Bruce Anson has received deeds to four lots on East Cypress street and will shortly begin the erection of a modern residence. Prof. J. F. Walker of the high school and Mr. Waldorf, principal of the grammar school attended a meeting of the county board of education at Santa Ana on Saturday. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bauer of Westminster died on Saturday. Interment occurred in the Anaheim cemetery on Sunday. An overturned lamp in the house of Julias Lindorff on Oak street called out the fire department in a hurry early on Thursday evening. The lamp was extinguished before the department arrived. Damage slight. Alex Wright was in town from his ranch on the north side on Monday. He states ground is too wet to admit of farming operations, but makes no objections, saying this county can stand all the rain the weather prophet can send. Mrs. Mary Lachner died on Saturday night at 10 o'clock at her residence on Santa Ana street from the effects of pneumonia and heart trouble. She was a native of Germany and was aged 66 years. She had resided here with her family for five years. She leaves a husband and three grown-up children to mourn her loss. Burial services were conducted on Monday. Rev. Berg officiated. Pure drugs at Mullinix's. Anaheim Lodge, No. 207, F. & A. M., Miss Dora Zeyn attended the new and evening performance at the Los Angeles on Saturday. Mrs. Joseph Helmsen and her sons were guests of Mrs. Scott and Beach during the week. Miss Ana McKay of Pittsburgpected here this week on a Capt. and Mrs. Williams. Mrs. C. E. Holcomb went to Los Angeles on Monday evening to attend opera in company of her husband is employed in the new department store, Bon Marche. Prescriptions—a specialty at nix’s drug store. A grand picnic will be given guna Beach on Sunday, March 2nd all the automobilists in this section the county. Everyone owning it is invited to attend. If you intend buying a vehicle year, why not drop in and talk to No matter what you have in mind can fix you out. Wm. F. Lu Santa Ana, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hatzfeldtained the members of the Forest whist club at their home Wednesday last. Prizes were awarded to those receiving the highest number points during the past three nights. The lady’s first prize, a hand-painted cream pitcher, by Winifred Melrose. Bird V. Bee the gentleman’s first prize, a gold pin, and J. P. Hatzfeld the second pocket knife. A dainty repast for the games, the table being decorated in white and green. F. A. Swett, the popular salesman of Blake, Moffit & T was in town this week, making intensive sales of paper and incidences having his eye out for the many girls hereaway. Mr. Swett is p Santa Ana street from the effects of pneumonia and heart trouble. She was a native of Germany and was aged 66 years. She had resided here with her family for five years. She leaves a husband and three grown-up children to mourn her loss. Burial services were conducted on Monday. Rev. Berg officiated. Pure drugs at Mullinix's. Anaheim Lodge, No. 207, F. & A. M., installed the following officers Thursday evening: W. H. Spake, Master; C. E. Holcomb, S. W.; A. L. Porter, J. W.: Isadore Asher, Treasurer; Joseph Helmsen, Secretary; J. P. Hatzfeld, Chaplain; O. A. Lagman, S. D.; W. T. Wallop, J. D.; Wm. Falkenstein, marshal; John Resh, steward; A. Nagel, steward; Erwin Barr, tyler. The officers were installed by P. H. Krick, P. M., and inspector of the 46th Masonic district, assisted by A. S. Bradford, P. M., acting as marshal. The ceremony of installation was open. Members of Chispa Chapter, No. 151, O. E. S., being especially invited. After the installation ceremony an elaborate banquet was enjoyed by all present. Billy Warner and wife while driving on Broadway on Sunday afternoon narrowly escaped serious injuries in a runaway. Mr. Warner was driving a spirited team of greys, which became frightened and startled to run. At the corner of Los Angeles street the horses turned sharply, overturning the buggy and throwing both occupants to the ground. Mrs. Warner was severely bruised, but escaped permanent injury. Mr. Warner clung to the lines and was dragged a block, until Center street was reached. Here the runaways were stopped. The team and buggy escaped injury. The occupants of the vehicle sustained nothing more than a severe shaking up. Fine box candies at Mullinix's drug store. Two carloads of excursionists, consisting of members of the Knights of Columbus and their lady and gentlemen friends, went to Santa Monica on Sunday morning to attend the ceremonies incident to breaking ground for a new $100,000 Catholic church. The day was enjoyably spent by all Bishop Conaty presided at the ceremonies, and turned the first spadeful time. F. A. Swett, the popular trainee salesman of Blake, Moffit & T., was in town this week, making extensive sales of paper and including his eye out for the many girls hereaway. Mr. Swett is pleased with the ladies as he is with pearl of the house, and is a heart-breath from away back. He declares heim girls are the prettiest of coast, but this is only another event of his level-headed ideas upon projects. We know of a young lady says Swett is just as sweet as he does. Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin of Los Angeles, their three little children Mrs. Hammel, mother of Mrs. Laughlin, were seriously injured the overturning of their auto some days ago by coming in close with a boulder on the road from wood to the city. The machine running at a high rate of speed time. Mr. McLaughlin has been confined to his bed as a result of injuries sustained in the accident little boy was rendered unconscious the fall, but is not permanently As a result of the accident the tion of Mrs. McLaughlin's two building here is temporarily de Supervisor Angle has informed board of supervisors that there are sons drawing money from Orange City as indigents who live in Mexico said that he is satisfied that the many persons who do not deserve aid who are getting it. In this supervisors concurred, and as a result the clerk was ordered to give no every person on the county's list to appear before the board of serviors on March 12 to show why their names should not be drawn from the indigent list. Rev. Markle of the Christian yesterday celebrated his sixty birthday by entertaining at his able home on Citron street a guished company of relative friends from Los Angeles and where. The feature of the day turkey dinner, the bird having Two carloads of excursionists, consisting of members of the Knights of Columbus and their lady and gentlemen friends, went to Santa Monica on Sunday morning to attend the ceremonies incident to breaking ground for a new $100,000 Catholic church. The day was enjoyably spent by all. Bishop Conaty presided at the ceremonies, and turned the first spadeful of earth. In the evening at a banquet attended by hundreds, he lectured upon the subject "American Ideals." The Knights held a session of their council during the afternoon, and non-members were entertained by trips on the cars to various points of interest. The excursionists returned home by special train at 2:30 o'clock on Monday morning. There is a difference between finding a carriage at your price and finding one that suits you at your price. If it is merely a question of spending a certain amount of money and not caring what you get, it doesnt make much difference where you buy. If you are looking for something which will stand the racket, the "Whalebone" is what you want. Wm. F. Lutz Co, Santa Ana, Cal. Wickersheim & Oswald are Fullerton and Anaheim agents for genuine McCormick repairs and extras. 21-30 GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. ANAHEIM, We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conserved banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed in our Savings Department. H. W. CHYNOWE TH, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOB Zeyn attended the matinee performance at the opera tables on Saturday. Helmsen and her little sisters of Mrs. Scott at Long Island the week. McKay of Pittsburg is ex-convict this week on a visit to Mrs. Williams. Holcomb went to Los Anadroon Sunday evening to attend the company of her husband, who was in the new department carche. Specialty at Mullinix. Cnicic will be given at La Loma Sunday, March 24th, by mobilists in this section of Everyone owning an auto attend. Buying a vehicle this past drop in and talk it over? What you have in mind, we suggest. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Cal. J. P. Hatzfeld enter-members of the Four-four at their home Wednesday. Prizes were awarded among the highest number of priests three months. First prize, a hand painted sugar bowl, was won by Wallop; the second, a cream pitcher, by Miss Rose. Bird V. Beebe won his first prize, a gold stick. Hatzfeld the second, a dainty repast followed the table being decorated green. The popular traveling Blake, Moffit & Towne, this week, making ex-confidently out for the many pretty days. Mr. Swett is popular S. O. Walker came in from Cypress on Saturday to transact business and meet old acquaintances. Prescriptions a specialty at Mullinix's drug store. Teddy Dickel was 19 years old on Sunday, and his father expressed a fine box of oranges to him at Berkeley. Mrs. H. Cahen, Miss Melanie Cahen and John Pawley of Los Angeles were guests of friends in town on Sunday. Curtis Thiebaud came over from San Bernardino the latter part of last week on a visit to his uncle, W. H. Spake. There was no quorum at the annual meeting of directors in the Anaheim walnut association on Saturday, and an adjournment was taken to April 6th at 2 p.m. A new board of directors will be chosen. R. Mayworth attended the horseshow at Pasadena on Thursday last. Mr. Mayworth has charge of the stables at the Royer ranch west of town, and is an enthusiastic lover of horseflesh. Mrs. A. A. Raymond of Chicago, mother of Mrs. Ahlborn, has arrived from the east and will spend a visit with her daughter. Miss Louise Raymond has been a guest of her sister for some weeks past. They will remain several months. Mr. Raymond, who is an extensive contractor of Chicago, is looked to arrive later. Fine box candies at Mullinix's drug store. For McCormick mowers and rakes, the best on earth, also McCormick headers and binders, go to Wickersheim & Oswald, Fullerton. John Stribling was in town from the Oil Wells a day or two ago. His valuable driving horse which was stolen from him a few weeks ago has been recovered, the animal having been found in Los Angeles, whither the thief had... the popular traveling Blake, Moffit & Towne, this week, making ex- of paper and incidentally give out for the many pretty day. Mr. Swett is popular allies as he is with patrons, and is a heart-breaker back. He declares Ana- re the prettiest on the list is only another evidence headed ideas upon all sub- show of a young lady who just as sweet as he can be. Ms. McLaughlin of Los An- three little children and el, mother of Mrs. Mc- ere seriously injured by being of their automobile so by coming in contact on the road from Holly- city. The machine was at high rate of speed at the McLaughlin has been since bed as a result of in- accident. His rendered unconscious by not permanently hurt. Of the accident the erec- McLaughlin's two-story is temporarily delayed. Angle has informed the servisors that he has rea- tion that there are per- money from Orange coun- us who live in Mexico. He is satisfied that there are who do not deserve coun- getting it. In this other concurred, and as a result ordered to give notice to on the county's indigent before the board of sup- March 12 to show cause Jones should not be dropped agent list. One of the Christian church celebrated his sixty-sixth entertaining at his hospita- Citron street a distin- pany of relatives and Los Angeles and else- feature of the day was a r, the bird having been Fine box candies at Mullinix's drug store. For McCormick mowers and rakes, the best on earth, also McCormick headers and binders, go to Wickersheim & Oswald, Fullerton. John Stribling was in town from the Oil Wells a day or two ago. His valu- able driving horse which was stolen from him a few weeks ago has been recovered, the animal having been found in Los Angeles, whither the thief had driven the horse and sold it. Mr. Stribling states it was through the indefatigable efforts of Constable C. A. Ruddock of Fullerton that the horse was returned to him, and is loud in his praise of that wide-awake and efficient officer. The party who stole the horse is known and his arrest will probably be made shortly. If you are after a vehicle that has style, comfort and service, and one that is guaranteed to give satisfaction, we have no hesitation in saying that we can take better care of you than any one else here or elsewhere. Wm. F. Lutz Co.; Santa Ana, Cal. Gus and Hugo Strodthoff on Monday let contract to C. Schindler and Mr. Bender for erection of a brick building on their Center-street lot. The buildi- g will be one story, 40x65 feet, plate-glass front, and of ornamental design. It will cost $3350, and will contain two rooms. C. l. Hoople, the jeweler, will occupy one of the stores. Several applicants are desirous of renting the adjoining room. Pure drugs at Mullinix's. A little boy of six who had a loose tooth was sorely tried as to the best mode of "getting shut" of it. He was taken to the dentist, who advised that it be left alone. Neither his parents nor his teacher could muster up enough courage to pull it, and when the hired man got a good neckhold upon it the youth protested that it hurt, and so it was not further disturbed. One evening he tied a lengthy piece of thread to the tooth, and the other end to the back of his mamma's rocking chair. Came a knock at the door. The little boy ran to see who it was. The tooth came out. Tableau. C. Federman's stock of dry goods, shoes, etc., has been purchased by the new firm of Renner, Quarton & Schumacher, who will Saturday open the es- Fancy Groceries Crockerywa Also, we handle all k and don't forget that for Produce. J.W. DuckworPhones: Sunset Main LOO House an Gold and Silver WINDOW SI A Specialty. PROMPT SERVICE Gov. James A. Whitaker, Buena Park, but now of Park, Los Angeles, gave us Tuesday. Mr. Whitaker wi80 years old next month, cakeening busy, it seems, as h us he has sold 37 carloadamounting to about 370 tonyear's crop from Buena PaWhitaker located in Buetwenty years ago, purchasing of land. He says now, look over the intervening years, t at a low tide in his financial for he owed $14,000 upon his. But by purchasing land at $2 and selling for $125 he spcouped, and before many ye fat bank account. The governor finds many of improvement throughout t tion, and says one would harthe place. He inclines to th that Southern California at too rapid a pace, and tha ble reaction may ensue. I conservativeness rather than turesome a spirit, but still bePark is the finest section in May the governor live a cethen start over again, is the b many friends throughout th of the Christian church celebrated his sixty-sixth entertaining at his hospital Citron street a distinpany of relatives and Los Angeles and else-feature of the day was a rr, the bird having been the orthodox style by the ough he states he believes tle to the Methodist faith. Spence, mother of Mrs. guest of honor, and in the his stern mother-in-law acted with dignity and ing the entire day. between Anaheim high Throop Polytechnic will opera-house the evening arch 22d. The subject is that the power of a court preliminary injunction precial determination of the case is a dangerous power, of which should be made sible." Anaheim has the le. The debaters are Roy d Max Carmichael. harness. Wm. F. Lutz na, Cal. ANAHEIM, CAL. high safe and conservative interest allowed on deCHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. C. Federman's stock of dry goods, shoes, etc., has been purchased by the new firm of Renner, Quarton & Schumacher, who will Saturday open the establishment under the new management. The store has been closed during the week in order to take inventory. Doors will be thrown open on Saturday morning, when the new firm will be at home to its many friends and the public generally. The new firm is composed of popular young men, Messrs. Renner and Quarton having been employes of the store for many years past. Gus Schumacher, the new member of the firm, is well and favorably known throughout the community. Here is success to the new firm. NOTICE Having disposed of all my interest in the business herefore conducted by me, I hereby give notice to all persons knowing themselves to be indebted to me to come forward and settle their accounts at once. All persons having accounts against me are requested to present same for settlement. CHAS. FEDERMAN. Always Reliable Our Spring and Millinery Opening WILL TAKE PLACE Saturday, Mar. 23 and Monday, Mar. 25 intend to make it an event worthy of the attendance of every woman in Anaheim and vicinity. One of the main attractions will be the day of FINE MILLINERY Out of Our Own Workroom mer, the never, in Anaheim, before seen rich collection of foreign domestic Silks, Woolen Dress Goods, Wash Materials, Embroidery Laces, etc. There will be lots of Specials during these days in different departments, to make Our Spring and Millinery Opening interesting and memorable shopping event. Remember the dates, March 23 and 25. Wait for further announcements. FISHER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts you know that W. Duckworth & Son carry a full and complete line of Dry Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions! Crockeryware, Hardware, Tinware we handle all kinds of Chicken Feed in car lots, don't forget that we pay the Highest Market Price W. Duckworth & Son carry a full and complete line of Dry Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions! Crockeryware, Hardware, Tinware we handle all kinds of Chicken Feed in car lots, don’t forget that we pay the Highest Market Price produce. Duckworth & Son, LOARA, Cal. Sunset Main 411 Home Loara Exchange LOOS & YOUNG House and Sign Painters Gold and Silver WINDOW SIGNS A Specialty. SERVICE 142 Center St., ANAHEIM, CAL. James A. Whitaker, father of Mark, but now of Highland Angeles, gave us a call on Mr. Whitaker who will be old next month, cannot help usy, it seems, as he informs us sold 37 carloads of hay to about 370 tons of last up from Buena Park. Gov. located in Buena Park years ago, purchasing 690 acres. He says now, looking back intervening years, that it was made in his financial fortunes, and $14,000 upon his holdings. Purchasing land at $25 per acre for $125 he speedily red before many years had a account. Governor finds many evidences document throughout this sectory one would hardly know. He inclines to the opinion California is going rid a pace, and that a posion may ensue. He advises oveness rather than too vena spirit, but still believes the finest section in the state. The governor live a century, and over again, is the hope of his bands throughout the county. Oscar Renner and W. P. Quarton, who have been in charge of departments in C. Federman’s store for a number of years, have formed a copartnership with Gus Schumacher, and have purchased Mr. Federman’s stock. An inventory of the store is being taken this week, and on Saturday a formal opening will be made. The new firm is entitled to and will receive a liberal share of public patronage. They are enterprising young men and will no doubt make a success of their business. Prescriptions a specialty at Mullinix’s drug store. O. M. Skinner brought down from Los Angeles a $1400 Reo touring car on Tuesday. H. W. Chynoweth has disposed of his stock in the German-American bank and will locate in Los Angeles, where he will continue in the banking business. Sam Federman was down from Los Angeles the first of the week, assisting in taking inventory at his brother’s store. Former Postmaster Upham of Olive was in town on Tuesday to learn if there had been any more hold-ups ment throughout this secays one would hardly know He inclines to the opinion Southern California is going rapid a pace, and that a posion may ensue. He advises veness rather than too vena spirit, but still believes the finest section in the state. The governor live a century, and over again, is the hope of his lands throughout the county. k candies at Mullinix's drug forget that the "Buick" is everywhere, but best on hills." Butz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Finley was presented by his fine baby girl on the 6th. Hey's family now consists of els and a boy. The many of the proud father have been cigars at his expense. Call hey. Quick Mowers, Headers and Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, orden of the Southern Callle and Abstract company, was the first of the week on abness. Sunday, on Center street, pair classes. Reward on return to drug store. Eells has sold his seven and there place a mile west of town Uelster for $4500. The prot to oranges and walnuts. Williams has our thanks for a of the Belfast News Letter. Again some years ago toured and has many friends throughnerald Isle. Anneheim Evergreen Nurseries, Tim Carroll, Proprietor. The oldest nurseries in Southern California, established in 1868. We have an extra fine stock of Palms, Pines, Acacia, Rubber, Camphor, Steculia, Catalina Cherry, Monterey, Blue and Italian Cypress, Scarlet Flowering Gums and a large variety of other ornamental trees and plants. Also Walnuts, Budded Loquats and Guavas. Nurseries located 200 yards west of Loara station (S. P. R. R.) Anaheim, Orange county, Cal. Sunset phone, Main 341*