anaheim-gazette 1907-03-28

LOCAL EVENTS Grammar schools are out for a two-weeks' vacation. Chester Spencer has been appointed census marshal for this school district. W. S. Gibbs was in town from his Orangethorpe ranch on Monday afternoon. George A. Hunter was in town this week from Los Angeles shaking hands with old acquaintances. H. C. Gade, having disposed of his truck line, will leave shortly for the Nevada mines on a prospecting tour. Frank E. Kimble and wife of Los Angeles, former Chicago friends of Mrs. Jos. Helmsen, were over-Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Helmsen. Contractor Boney has a force of six mechanics engaged at the Royer place at West Anaheim, where an engine house is being constructed for an electric power plant. President Ahlborn of the chamber of commerce is circulating a petition asking members to increase their monthly subscription from 50 cents to $1. A large list of subscribers to the enlarged fund is being secured. The engagement of Miss Teneriff Youngchild, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Youngchild of Olive, and William F. Cowan is announced. The wedding will occur April 7th at the bride's home in Olive. R. J. Elliott of Santa Ana will take a position the first of the month with the Griffith lumber company as assistant to Manager Adams. He takes the place made vacant by resignation of Herman Backs, who goes into the trucking business. Mr. Elliott and Supervisor Linebarger was on Monday from Fullerton on a briefness mission. Peter Berg and wife depart Friday over the Santa Fe for a visit with relatives in Oklahoma. Easter Dyes at Mullinix. John Hartung was a business in Los Angeles on Saturday. In town he sold property on street belonging to him for $30,000. Edgar Hartung, having completed term at business college, has the position with the American National Bank in Los Angeles. Mr. Floto advertises, along with royal Bengal tigers and herds of forming elephants, the following lifting feature of his show: "Coat of beautiful women—In physical nature exploits of perfect equilibrium Artistic posing and thrilling, hazardous gymnastic exercises." We'll be here or we're a paranoiac. Dry cells, spark plugs, tires, kinds of automobile lubricants. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Mrs. Dyer of Pittsburg has been guest during the week of Captain Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Dyer is a day of Thomas Lyle, a former coal bar Pittsburgh, and an old-time friend Capt. Williams. He is now a rector of Los Angeles. Mrs. Dyer is spending the winter in Southern California. Miss Kate Rea of the library visited at Pomona and Long Beach week on a tour of inspection of the libraries at these points. Miss is a graduate of Berkeley university has attained the degree of Mass Arts, and while thoroughly convinced with requirements of a public life still further informing herself the needs of the library shortly... R. J. Elliott of Santa Ana will take a position the first of the month with the Griffith lumber company as assistant to Manager Adams. He takes the place made vacant by resignation of Herman Backs, who goes into the trucking business. Mr. Elliott and family will remove hither and take up their residence here. Herman Backs, for years assistant manager at the Griffith lumber yard, has purchased the truck line hitherto operated by H. C. Gade. He will be associated with Herman Stock in the future operation of the business. Both are energetic and popular young men and contemplate making numerous improvements in the service. Success to them. The First National bank has placed an order for a new section of over 100 safety deposit boxes which will be added to its present equipment. The safety deposit boxes now on hand have taken so well with its constantly increasing number of customers that the addition is imperatively demanded. The bank continues in its flood tide of prosperity, deposits now running well up to the $400,000 mark. C. I. Hoople this week signed a five-years' lease for the east room of Strodthoff Bros.' new brick block on Center street, now in course of erection. Mr. Hoople will open with an increased stock of jewelry, watches, clocks and optical supplies, and will have one of the best appointed jewelry establishments in Orange county. He will have an experienced optician in charge of the optical department and will in future devote especial attention to this branch of his business. Kurt Epstein, one of the head clerks at Asher & Falkenstein's department store, is entitled to a word of praise for his artistic decoration of the establishment on its millinery opening day on Saturday. The spacious windows were filled with a well arranged display of dry goods and other articles usually found in an establishment of this kind, while the interior which was decorated with evergreen and stream-lined winter in Southern California. Miss Kate Rea of the library visited at Pomona and Long Beach week on a tour of inspection of public libraries at these points. Miss is a graduate of Berkeley university and attained the degree of Mass Arts, and while thoroughly convinced with requirements of a public life is still further informing herself the needs of the library shortly after erected here. E. F. Wyatt and wife have relied to Anaheim after an absence of night, resolved that this is the town on earth. They recently did of their residence property at the ner of Adele and Olive street made up their minds they would Texas. They went as far as White and after remaining a few days re-return to this city for their permanent residence. They have purchased house and lot on South Philad street from Mr. Branderberg and gone to housekeeping there. Studebaker axles are thickened the spindle, especially at the shop or at what is called the bell of the dle, is larger than any other axle. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Mrs. Laura Jenney, wife of Jenney, who last year resided a months on the Chambers place of town, died at her home in Mesa, Colorado, March 15th terment occurred in Battlement etery March 18th. Mr. Jenney John Hartung of the sad news wife's death. The Jenneys made friends here during their sojourn year ago. It is understood Mr. J contemplates returning to this location to reside. Wm. Konig attained his seventh birthday on Wednesday of last year and was to have been tendered a made by the singing section turnverein, but the same was posing to his ill health. Mr. Konig lately been in poor health, but in valescing. He contemplates a with Mrs. Konig, to Phoenix and points in the neighborhood for a co-of climate and scenery. He has a resident of Anaheim for nearly years, and until recently has en-the most robust health. Kurt Epstein, one of the head clerks at Asher & Falkenstein's department store, is entitled to a word of praise for his artistic decoration of the establishment on its millinery opening day on Saturday. The spacious windows were filled with a well arranged display of dry goods and other articles usually found in an establishment of this kind, while the interior which was decorated with evergreen and streamers of ribbons, presented a picture of alluring beauty. Miss Edith Hadley and a bevy of assistants made an interesting background, while the many picture hats and other seasonable articles on display proved most tempting to the large crowd which filled the store. Goods purchased of this enterprise firm are always reliable; that is the motto of the firm. This season a more varied assortment of staple and fancy goods is on display than ever before. B. Hartfield has bought an elephant. Don't fail to see it in the parade on circus day. Single Driving Harness: Saddle our own make; heavy belly band, Conwell's own design; folded breast collar; double and stitched or single strap trace; breeching folded 2-in wide; hip straps 4-in, double hip straps at same price; extra long lines; bridles with or without blinds; good nickle trimmed, Regular price. $18.—Special price. $14.50. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Santa Ana, Cal. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. ANAHEIM, We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conscientious banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on deposits in our Savings Department. DOLPH THOMASS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEHN Linebarger was over on Fullerton on a brief busig and wife departed on the Santa Fe for a month's relatives in Oklahoma. at Mullinix. ung was a business visitor on Saturday. While sold property on Adams being to him for $30,000. hung, having completed a less college, has taken a place in the American National Angeles. advertises, along with his tigers and herds of permants, the following hair-ice of his show: "Congress women—In physical culof perfect equilibrium—ing and thrilling, hazardous exercises." We'll be there, granolaac. spark plugs, tires, and all mobile lubricants. utz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. of Pittsburg has been a week of Captain and Mrs. Dyer is a daughter le, a former coal baron of and an old-time friend of sons. He is now a resident Mrs. Dyer is spending Southern California. Rea of the library board mona and Long Beach this year of inspection of the pub-t these points. Miss Rea of Berkeley university, the degree of Master of ville thoroughly conversant events of a public library, or informing herself upon the library shortly to be Miss Bertha Asher, sister of I. Asher, is here from Los Angeles on a visit to relatives. Pure Drugs at Mullinix. Albin Brandt has arrived from Murdock, Minn., and is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Fossek. Mr. Brandt is a son of a leading banker of Murdock, and is favorably impressed with this locality. I have secured the exclusive agency for McDonald's, Bishop's and Potter's boxed chocolates, and when you need something extra fine in chocolates drop in and buy a box. See my window display. Mullinix Drug Store. An affidavit on a motion for a new trial was made in the superior court by George C. Hager of Marliflores, charging that George Angle, W. W. Wasner, C. A. Barton and G. A. Edgar entered into collusion with the Los Angeles Inter-Urban Railway Company to put down the market price of Hagar's land in the condemnation suit brought by the railway company for a right of way across Hagar's land below Balboa. The affidavit states that Balboa property owners agreed to pay for the right of way for the railway, and that among them were the four men mentioned. The four men were called in the trial of the case and declared that the land sought to be condemned was worth only a few dollars an acre. These facts, says Hagar, he did not know during the trial and he seeks a new trial that he may get greater damages for the land condemned. Easter Cards at Mullinix. F. Pressel & Son have made for Emmett & Dyer the largest plow ever seen in this section. The ploughshare is 24 inches in length, and when in operation it requires ten horses to pull it. The plow is being used in clearing land of cactus recently purchased by the Golden State realty company. A furrow several feet deep is run through Rea of the library board nona and Long Beach this year of inspection of the pubat these points. Miss Rea of Berkeley university, the degree of Master of life thoroughly conversant events of a public library, for informing herself upon the library shortly to be and wife have returned after an absence of a forted that this is the best. They recently disposed ence property at the core and Olive streets and minds they would go to went as far as Whittier, taining a few days resolved this city for their permanThey have purchased a on South Philadelphia Mr. Branderberg and have keeping there. axles are thicker, and especially at the shoulder, called the bell of the spinthan any other axle. utz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Jenney, wife of Foster last year resided several the Chambers place south at her home in BattleColorado, March 15th. Inrred in Battlement cem8th. Mr. Jenney writes of the sad news of his The Jenneys made many during their sojourn a is understood Mr. Jenney returning to this locality attained his seventy-fifth Wednesday of last week, have been tendered a seresinging section of the but the same was postponed ill health. Mr. Konig has poor health, but is conHe contemplates a trip, nig, to Phoenix and other neighborhood for a change scenery. He has been Anaheim for nearly fifty til recently has enjoyed st health. Easter Cards at Mullinix. F. Pressel & Son have made for Emnett & Dyer the largest plow ever seen in this section. The ploughshare is 24 inches in length, and when in operation it requires ten horses to pull it. The plow is being used in clearing land of cactus recently purchased by the Golden State realty company. A furrow several feet deep is run through the tract and cactus grubbed from intervening spaces is dumped therein. The plow is a first-class piece of workmanship. P. Daniels and A. Lopez have invitations out for a grand ball to be given at the opera-house Saturday, April 6th. Good music. "Buick" automobiles, "good anywhere but best on hills." Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. A party of gold-seekers, composed of Fritz Martin, Carl Pressel, Billy Kretschmer, H.C. Gade, Billy Frantz and Mr. Fiedler leave on Monday for Beatty, Nev. Anaheim Uuion Water Co. stock for rent. Apply to A. Johns, Anaheim, Route 4. 3:21-2t Water in artesian wells in the peat lands is reported to be rising and wells that have had no flow in the last seventeen or eighteen years are now flowing. This is without doubt the result of the long continued rainy spells. All over the southern end of the state reports show that the underground supply of water has been very greatly increased this winter. In the early days of this county the artesian wells flowed more freely than they have in recent years. Water in the peat land wells has been steadily rising for several months. For Sale—Horse, top buggy and harness. Second Hand Store, Anaheim. Sponges and chamois skins. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Mahara's Minstrels at Opera House. The Mahara Minstrels which will appear at the opera house soon, will be one of the best entertainments that will hold forth on the local stage this season. This attraction needs no puffing up or long newspaper notice to fill our theatre. They have been making our town for the past 15 years and al- Did you know theretofore? J. W. Du carry a Fancy Groceries Crockerywa Also, we handle all kite and don't forget that for Produce. J.W.Duckwor Phones: Sunset Main LOO House an Gold and Silver WINDOW SI A Specialty. PROMPT SERVICE Pitkin's Guaranteed for fife painting barns, roofs, gallon and 1 gallon ca Nearly forty year paint and thousands that there are no more material than those made One gallon of our feet two coats, on or rough wood work, les L. Church Notices The Ladies' Guild of St. Anaheim will meet with Manaheim Sponges and chamois skins. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Mahara's Minstrels at Opera House. The Mahara Minstrels which will appear at the opera house soon, will be one of the best entertainments that will hold forth on the local stage this season. This attraction needs no puffing up or long newspaper notice to fill our theatre. They have been making our town for the past 15 years and always gave satisfaction to our patrons. They will give a street parade at noon on the day of the show. At Opera House Sunday March 31. The Taking Cold Habit The old cold goes; a new one quickly comes. It's the story of a weak throat, weak lungs, a tendency to consumption. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral breaks up the taking-cold habit. It strengthens, soothes, heals. Ask your doctor about it. The best kind of a testimonial—“Sold for over sixty years.” Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of SARSAPARILLA PILLS. HAIR VIGOR. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. Keep the bowels regular with Ayer’s Pills, just one pill each night. Always Reliable Our Spring and Millinery opening has been a success. In spite of unfavorable weather our store was well patronized during these "How beautiful and how reasonably priced are the hats" were general expressions on our display. Our efforts in the millinery line will be greater than ever before season, our prices will be as low as we consistently can make them. During your last season's hats, we will remodel them at reasonable use. EASTER WEEK SPECIALS 20 per cent discount on all white lists and Children's Dresses. 20 per cent on all Corset covers and slin Wear. Misses white dresses formerly $1.75, 60, 98c. Embroideries worth 25c, 10 in wide, Imported Torchon laces, 10 and 81-3 ts per yard, 5c. 29 in. Puritan Percale, regular 10c, 2c. No. 40 & 60 Taffeta Ribbons, 10c. An elegant line of Fancy Neckwear Collars from 5c. up. FISHER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts you know that W. Duckworth & Son —carry a full and complete line of— SHER & 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 produce. Duckworth & Son, LOARA, Cal. Sunset Main 411 Home Loara Exchange LOOS & YOUNG House and Sign Painters Gold and Silver ESTIMATES WOOD SIGNS Cheerfully Given. A Specialty. SERVICE 142 Center St., ANAHEIM, CAL. Rickin’s Barn Paint guaranteed for five years. Especially adapted for big barns, roofs, bridges, fences, etc. Put up in 5 and 1 gallon cans, full measure. early forty years experience in the art of making and thousands of tests, have proven conclusively there are no more durable paints made from any mahan those made from oxide of iron. The gallon of our Barn Paint will cover 200 square to coats, on ordinary new wood work; on old or wood work, less. AT L. E. MILLER’S Church Notices Miles’ Guild of St. Michaels, will meet with Mrs. Carrion tion between 6 and 7:30 o’clock. At 7:30 the general public is invited for a social evening. An excellent program Church Notices Allies' Guild of St. Michaels, will meet with Mrs. George South Olive street, Thursday, Remember Alaska box. S. Engg, sec. Dr. Wolten of Santa Ana will at St. Michaels Wednesday, fifth at 10 o'clock—Easter—festival at 10 o'clock. Service at 11 o'clock. All are invited to all services. Rival meetings at the Methodist will continue through the next Sunday. The gospel one of the special means of good. Dr. Morris will in these topics which pertain day Christianity. Come, Allies' Aid of the Presbyterian will hold its annual meeting (day) afternoon at 2 o'clock time of Mrs. Johnston. All are urged to attend and all the congregation are invited. Annual congregational meeting Presbyterian church will be held church edifice on Thursday af April 4th. The business sesegin at 3:30 o'clock at which worshers of the church and congrate expected to be present. Business is to be transacted. Supper will be served to the of the church and congregation between 6 and 7:30 o'clock. At 7:30 the general public is invited for a social evening. An excellent program has been arranged. Dr. Morris postponed his sermon on The Modern Dance till Thursday evening on account of the rain. The revival meetings continue. We have second-hand top buggies, road wagons, and surreys. If you can use any of them, come in and look them over. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana Cal. Anaheim 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. The McCormick rake gets it all. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Miss Clem Backs has taken a position in Asher & Falkenstein's store. Wool dusters, the kind that knock the dust. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Bring your Prescriptions to Mullinix Drug Store, where you know they will be filled correctly.