anaheim-gazette 1907-05-16

LOCAL EVENTS Misses Hill were visitors in Los Angeles during Fiesta. F. C. Spencer and Aug. Schumacher are in Los Angeles as delegates to the meeting of the Odd Fellows' grand lodge. Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Kate Chamberlain are in Los Angeles attending the state assembly of Rebekahs. H. K. Magoon, the well-known Los Angeles capitalist, was in town on Tuesday on a brief business mission. Joseph M. Backs, jr., has a force of six linemen stringing wires for new phones in this city, and expects this week to make connection with the Placentia suburban line. J. H. Enearl, Fred Mickle and B. F. Porter were called to Santa Ana on Tuesday on a venire of jurymen to try a felony case in the superior court. Company E members will give a social dance at the armory this (Thursday) evening after drill. Good music will be furnished and a pleasant time is anticipated. Dr. Adams has purchased a Ford runabout from Sandilands & Weisel, and is taking lessons in making it fly. If pedestrians on the sidewalk discover the doctor and his machine come tearing over the curb at a forty mile clip, let them take no alarm, because the doctor doesn't mean it and does not yet savey the business. Joseph Helmsen in having installed a handsome plateglass front in his store, is keeping up the reputation of the interior by unpacking one of the choicest consignments of stationery and books, confectionery and novelties ever brought to this city. His stock of souvenir postal cards is making a hit. See them and be convinced. Tim Boege was in town from West End on Monday afternoon. Boege is one of the oldest residents of this city, having arrived in the 60's. Deposits in the First National Bank this week went over the $400,000 amount exceeding that figure over $1000. Louie Kroeger and J. M. Bailey were delegates to the district of Woodmen at Santa Ana other day. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wallop plate leaving shortly on a visitation in Virginia. While they will spend several weeks Jamestown exposition. Charles Darling and bride of do are visiting here with his Charley has a position as fireman the Santa Fe and is here en short vacation. Messrs. Angel & Mann, expchinists, have opened an establishment on North Los Angeles street; gentlemen until recently were employ of the Pacific Cream Company and come highly recommended. Hans Weisel who will shortlyplete his studies of law in a Los Angeles college, will enter the law Richard Melrose of this city to practice his chosen profession. Jay W. Howard was tendered day surprise at the residence brother, Judge J. S. Howard on Sunday. He was made the ruler of numerous gifts, and a delegate friends who called to pay their rent were hospitably entertained. Erwin Bayha was in from Friday evening to get the latest news. Mr. Bayha has 31 acres which are used in the manufacture of oil, the quality of which is pre-first-class and commands a re- Joseph Helmsen in having installed a handsome plateglass front in his store, is keeping up the reputation of the interior by unpacking one of the choosest consignments of stationery and books, confectionery and novelties ever brought to this city. His stock of souvenir postal cards is making a hit. See them and be convinced. A. Nagel has constructed a corrugated-iron warehouse, 26x46, in rear of his new brick structure at the corner of Center and Claudina streets, and has began removal of his stock thither. Mr. Nagel's main store building has a depth of 80 feet, and with the warehouse the total depth of the establishment is 126 feet. The premises are being made ready for occupancy and will be ready by the first of June. Mayor Rust's automobile is in Skinner's garage for a new copper tank, and the city's chief executive does a powerful sight of hiking. The other evening, after attending a citizens' meeting at the city hall, he started home afoot, and when half way there bethought him of his horse and buggy hitched in front of the hall. He returned, procured the rig and drove home. W. W. Scott has sold his ten-acre place east of town to Mr. Reid, recently arrived from Michigan, possession being given Monday. Mr. Scott has resided there with his family for 16 years, the tract being devoted to the raising of deciduous fruits and berries. The family are now domiciled in a cottage on East Broadway. Mr. Reid is accompanied by his family and will make his permanent home here. The consideration was $4000. Lizzie Steinke, aged 22, a Russian girl living with her parents on East Center street, was arrested on Sunday evening by Constable Litten, and charged with being the fern and flower thief operating hereabout lately. She was taken before Judge Howard, who, on a showing of the mental derangement of the girl, imposed the nominal fine of $5, which was paid. The girl has been treated for nervous disorders, and is said to be a fully developed kleptomaniac. She took ferns Erwin Bayha was in from Friday evening to get the latest news. Mr. Bayha has 31 acres which are used in the manufacture oil, the quality of which is pre-first-class and commands a re George Barnett came down Angeles Saturday to visit his fellow guardsmen of Co. E., being held at the armory awaits to depart for San Francisco has a position as fireman on the ern Pacific. Earl Abbey recently arrived Denver to remain with his father was for some time employed Denver Post in the artists' department his work being highly commended company of his brother Walter in town a few days ago meet friends and new acquaintance The Turners will have a Columbia Garden on Sunday. The day will be spent in athletic tests, vocal and instruments and dancing in the pavilion for people. Arrangements are being for a gala affair, and a large amount of local and out-of-town anticipated. Dr. Adams' father was quite injured at Fullerton some even by falling over a consingmen phone poles piled in the street main thoroughfare being tied his team and made his way a rear street, when, on attentive climb over the poles, he fell himself about the breast. Brought to his home in this his injuries attended to. Proving and will doubtless be about soon. Frank Shevlin was in town day in company of Messrs. V. P. Yariarte and M. Franchessa ranchers, to whom the W. Co. of Santa Ana, had sold threshing machine. The man just arrived from the east, been hauled over from Santa its way to the upper valley, girl living with her parents on East Center street, was arrested on Sunday evening by Constable Litten, and charged with being the fern and flower thief operating hereabout lately. She was taken before Judge Howard, who, on a showing of the mental derangement of the girl, imposed the nominal fine of $5, which was paid. The girl has been treated for nervous disorders, and is said to be a fully developed kleptomaniac. She took ferns and flower plants from gardens belonging to a number of citizens, taking them home and subsequently throwing them away. A number of the stolen articles were found in a vacant lot on Olive street, near Sycamore, where the girl had thrown them. Suspicion pointed to her at the outset. Frank Shevlin was in town day in company of Messrs. V. P. Yariarte and M. Franchessa ranchers, to whom the W. Co. of Santa Ana, had sold threshing machine. The man just arrived from the east, been hauled over from Sant's way to the upper valley, shortly to begin its career of u Frank did the honors in his pitable fashion, and while in newed his acquaintance with old-time friends. The man later taken to La Habra, wh placed in readiness to begin son's operations. German-American Bank A CHILD TAUGHT TO will grow up to bless those the lesson. What better set you render your children than ing an account for them in the GERMAN AMERICAN BANK Commence each account with dollars and teach them to Before long they will have the saving habit. You could better thing for them. This would have been to you to be taught to save. We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and co banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allow posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. NEWS AND BUSINESS Hair Brushes and Combs. Mullinix has just received a fine line of them, and is offering bargains in them. Buy now, C. F. Grim and Adolph Rimpau have been in San Francisco during the week attending the state convention of the Knights of Columbus. We buy the best oak-tanned leather, employ the most skilled harness makers and with "Dad" Conwell at the head of our harness department we can produce the best harness made. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Take your Prescriptions to O. A. Mullinix. Mr. Wuesthoff accompanied by his family drove in his new automobile to Anaheim Landing on Sunday. Safes are safe; if you would have your valuable papers safe purchase a safe of Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Buy your fine Stationery at Mullinix for he has the best in town. A white woman who works by the day wishes work for Fridays. Mrs. Hennig, Vine street, first house south of Broadway. An orchardist in the West End during a recent day's irrigation exterminated 280 gophers in a patch of seven acres of newly broken land. Fresh boxed Chocolates at Mullinix. There is nothing so reliable as a "Whalebone" buggy. We are exclusive agents for this line of vehicles. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Our vehicles are priced right in the first place, therefore it is not necessary to advertise so-called "specials" in order to sell the goods. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. For Sale. One fine fresh Jersey cow; inquire at Fischer's Winery, 1 block north of postoffice. McCormick mowers and rakes do the work. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Bayha was in from Yorba on Saturday to visit his former wardmen of Co. E, who were at the armory awaiting or art for San Francisco. He soon as fireman on the South. Bey recently arrived from remain with his folks. He some time employed on the best in the artists' department, being highly commended. In of his brother Walter he was few days ago meeting with new acquaintances. Mners will have a picnic at Garden on Sunday, May 26th. Will be spent in athletic control and instrumental music, sing in the pavilion for young arrangements are being made affair, and a large attendant and out-of-town people is. M's father was quite severely Fullerton some evenings ago over a consignment of telephones piled in the street. The roughfore being closed, he tram and made his way along set, when, on attempting to get the poles, he fell, injuring about the breast. He was in his home in this city and was attended to. He is immed will doubtless be able tooon. Shevlin was in town on Saturday company of Messrs. V. Hualde, M. Franches, La Habers, to whom the W. F. Lutz Santa Ana, had sold a new machine. The machine had been from the east, and had been over from Santa Ana on the upper valley, where it is Our vehicles are priced right in the first place, therefore it is not necessary to advertise so-called "specials" in order to sell the goods. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. For Sale. One fine fresh Jersey cow; inquire at Fischer's Winery, 1 block north of postoffice. McCormick mowers and rakes do the work. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. What's "good anywhere, but best on hills?" Every boy or girl that comes in and tells us will receive a nice memorandum book. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. We are informed every day by people who know that the Buick is good anywhere, but best on hills. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Attention is directed to the advertisement of the new store at West Anahhelm conducted by Chas. Lange. He makes a specialty of poultry supplies, and handles a well-selected stock of groceries. He serves ice cream and soft drinks, candies, cigars and tobacco. Buy your drugs at Mullinix. For Sale. One mule; good starter, puller and leader. Also a cow for sale. Apply to R. Fossek. For Sale—2 good horses, wagon, phaeton, harness single and double, 2 fine cows, 300 young chickens, 4 dozen hens, stepladder, wheelbarrow, grape boxes, lamps, iron beds, etc. G. C. Stoker, 1 mile south of Fullerton, Spadra road. John Dillon is erecting a new residence on his lot recently purchased east of the Santa Fe. Prescriptions a specialty at Mullinix Leopold Goepper was in town from Santa Ana a day or two ago. Mr. Goepper has disposed of his cigar factory and will in future devote his attention to mining. He contemplates a trip to the mining fields of San Bernardino county, where he is interested in one of the best prospects in that territory. De Labal Cream Separator for sale. Apply to B. V. Beebe, For sale. Two colts, one two-year-old, and one three; well bred. Will make splendid drivers. Apply at ranch of John Gustafson, at Centralia. ma9-tf Ten shares A. U. W. Co. stock for sale. Apply at this office. Take your Prescriptions to O. A. Carry in stock all General Meets Implement Highest Price Bills The patronage Dave Dunn of Marin county of Robert Dunn, accompany daughter, is visiting rela Mr. Dunn is highly please section. Fred Alumbaugh visited first of the week, the guest-in-law, Fred Johnson. Mr. is an engineer on the Santa off on a vacation, taking a rest. He says the railroad than ever owing to the railment of this country. George Boyd and family the former's brother in W They will be absent several Miss Violet Gervaise tenth birthday at her hom Los Angeles street several ago by having as guests her little friends. Those Beatrice Westerman, His ing. Goldie Matthews, Et My Hair is Scraggly Do you like it? Then why be contented with it? Have to be? Oh, no! Just put on Ayer's Hair Vigor and have long, thick hair; soft, even hair. But first of all, stop your hair from coming out. Save what you have. Ayer's Hair Vigor will not disappoint you. It feeds the hair-bulbs; makes weak hair strong. Two host kind of a testimonial—sold for over sixty years. Made by J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer's SARSAPARILLA PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. 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The Best Equipped Garage here. All work guaranteed. Alumbaugh visited in town the week, the guest of his son Fred Johnson. Mr. Alumbaugh engineer on the Santa Fe and is vacation, taking a well-earned he says the railroads are busier owing to the rapid advance of this country. Boyd and family are visiting her brother in Walla Walla. Will be absent several weeks. Violet Gervaise celebrated her birthday at her home on South Angeles street several afternoons having as guests a number of friends. Those present were the Westerman, Hazel Pickeroldie Matthews, Ethel Hatfield, Postmaster Duckworth is preparing for a fifth route of rural free delivery, to serve patrons of the postoffice living southeast of town. He is also at work on a new route extending in the direction of Garden Grove, which when established will give this city six rural routes. With mail for Garden Grove and Westminster going by way of this city, instead of by the more lengthy route via Santa Ana, this city will have two more routes added to its list. Mr. Duckworth looks for an inspector to arrive in a few days to go over these routes, the intention being to take the matter up with the postoffice department at Washington. Painless Corn Cure the only guaranteed one on the market for sale only at Mullinix Drug Store. Mrs. Christina Betz, wife of George Betz, an old and highly respected resident, died on Tuesday morning at the family home, 422 Davis street, after an Violet Gervaise celebrated her birthday at her home on South Angeles street several afternoons having as guests a number of little friends. Those present were Jane Westerman, Hazel Picker-Matthews, Ethel Hatfield, Panier, Orpha Thayer, Florence Pier and Alberta Abbey. An abundance of ice cream, cake and other things were provided, games were played and a very enjoyable afternoon was by all present. Weidler who came here last fall the East, died Friday morning at Rock. She was at home, about a half west of town, and in residence with her husband, when with an attack of heart failure her husband caught her as she from her chair, and a few moments he passed from this life. The services were conducted at the Methodist church on Saturday at Rock by Rev. George Haffner. Remains were laid to rest in the limb cemetery. There was a large presence of friends and relatives. Weidler leaves a husband and children. Water of Fullerton has purchased Reiger the Eagle cafe. Unclaimed Letters A Borak card, C S Bowen, Oscar Hall, Miss Bessie Harris, Master Kroeger, Mrs. Katy Summers, Mitt, S Yogar. Duckworth looks for an inspector to arrive in a few days to go over these routes, the intention being to take the matter up with the postoffice department at Washington. Painless Corn Cure the only guaranteed one on the market for sale only at Mullinix Drug Store. Mrs. Christina Betz, wife of George Betz, an old and highly respected resident, died on Tuesday morning at the family home, 422 Davis street, after an illness extending over a period of six months. Death was due to cancer of the liver. Deceased was a native of New York and was in her fifty-ninth year. Funeral services were held yesterday. Rev. Lusky of the Lutheran church conducted the burial services. Interment was made in the Anaheim cemetery. Deceased had lived here with her family for many years and was highly esteemed by those who knew her. She leaves a husband and family of grown-up children to mourn her loss. Fayette Lewis is home from Berkeley, having completed his first-term's studies. Bird Robertson took a pasear to Los Angeles on Tuesday to take a twist of the tiger's tail. Wickersheim & Oswald are Fullerton and Anaheim agents for genuine McCormick repairs and extras. 21-30 In accordance with President Roosevelt's policy of reopening large tracts of land formerly designated as forest reserves, Secretary Garfield has ordered one million acres in California, Washington, Wyoming and Oregon opened for homestead entry in August.