anaheim-gazette 1907-06-06

LOCAL EVENTS I. Asher was a business visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. J. Cassou was a business visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. Nagel will move into his hands some new store the beginning of next week. Cornell Selbernagel and Miss Annie Scoll of this city were on Tuesday granted a licence to wed. Charles Fischer and sister, Miss Clara Fischer, leave on Saturday for New York on a three months' visit to relatives. Grammar and primary grade schools will be out this week for the summer vacation. High school studies will continue for another week. Mrs. Frank Borth was awarded the prize of $20 offered by Druggist Mullinix for the first correct sentence formed out of letters displayed one at a time in his show-windows. The sentence read: "Take your prescriptions to O. A. Mullinix." Samuel Oxarart was a close second, bringing in his sentence a few seconds after Mrs. Borth had been declared the winner." C. Amberg has opened a barbershop in the building formerly occupied by Fishle's candy kitchen. He has ordered elaborate chairs, mirrors, barber's case and other furnishings from Chicago, and when they arrive, which will be in about two weeks, will have one of the neatest as well as best appointed shops in Southern California. Prof. Amberg formerly conducted the barbershop in the Waldorf hotel in New York, and manipulates the damask blade with a delicacy of touch that is a delight to his patrons. Roy Firebaugh, whose father met death early on Sunday morning as a result of a distressing accident, details of Will rent or buy 75 shares A. U. Co. stock. Apply to John Hard First National bank. John Henry was in town from West End on Saturday. He reported number of cases of whooping cough his neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Rimppe here from Fairbank, A. T., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Riis They will remain for several weeks. The engagement is announced Miss Melanie Cahen, daughter of and Mrs. H. Cahen, formerly of city, now a resident of Los Angeles John Pawley, a popular young man of that city. J. B. Neff is at Whittler attentive the walnut-growers' institute, began on Wednesday and will continue in session until this afternoon. Wickson is present from Berkeley walnut growers are present from points in California. Miss McKay of Pittsburg, who guest the past winter of Capt. and Williams, departed on Thursday her home in the east, after a pleasant sojourn here. Mrs. Will accompanied her as far as Los Anno. Fritz Yungbluth on Monday two experienced tailors to the employed at his establishment, made in all nine hands so employed. Ness is constantly on the increase him, and his force is employed and late to keep up with the rush. A meeting will be held at Park on Thursday evening to discuss the good-roads bonding proposal Santa Ana will be represented committee campaigning through the county in support of the meet and delegations will be present this city and other points in this trict. A large attendance and interesting meeting is expected. Fayette Lewis has taken a p with Yungbluth & Kroeger duri will be in about two weeks, will have one of the neatest as well as best appointed shops in Southern California. Prof. Amberg formerly conducted the barbershop in the Waldorf hotel in New York, and manipulates the damask blade with a delicacy of touch that is a delight to his patrons. Roy Firebaugh, whose father met death early on Sunday morning as a result of a distressing accident, details of which appear elsewhere in this issue, may be prevented thereby from graduating next week from the Anaheim high school. Firebaugh is one of the brightest young men of this year's senior class, and was one of the debaters who won the championship from Pasadena high a fortnight since. As a result of his father's untimely death he will be unable to attend school, and Prof. Walker may so arrange his studies that he may complete his course at home. The young man would have graduated at the head of his class, and Prof. Walker considers it would be manifestly unfair to debar him from graduating because of his inability to attend school the last two weeks of the term. Firebaugh has the sympathy of his associate students, among all of whom he is deservedly popular. He had anticipated entering the university at Berkeley. William Firebaugh, aged 58 years, a well-known resident of Garden Grove, died at the Fullerton hospital at 1 o'clock on Sunday morning after undergoing a surgical operation for the removal of the left leg. A week ago while driving through Placentia he was thrown violently to the ground by the overturning of a power corn-shelling machine and the left leg was broken just below the knee. He was in the road several hours before he was removed to his home. On Saturday the doctors decided that the leg would have to be amputated and it was taken off that night above the knee. The patient only lived a few minutes after the operation. Mr. Firebaugh has been a well-known resident of Orange county for more than thirty years, residing most of the time in the Garden Grove district. His son, Roy Firebaugh, is a student in the Anaheim high school, from which he will graduate this month. This young man has represented the Anaheim high school in a number of oratorical contests, A meeting will be held at Park on Thursday evening to discuss the good-roads bonding proposal. Santa Ana will be represented by committee campaigning through the county in support of the meadow and delegations will be present this city and other points in this trict. A large attendance and interesting meeting is expected. Fayette Lewis has taken a pledge with Yungbluth & Kroeger during vacation from Berkeley, which extend until the middle of Fayette is a sophomore at the university, and will play shortstop with season's varsity nine, for which he has already qualified. Studying law, and will devote six to the task before him at the university. Mrs. W. R. Grismore of Dallas is a niece of Mrs. M. L. Litten, devoted on Saturday for her home in the Star state, after a very pleasant two weeks with relatives here. Grismore came to visit a friend in Angeles, and was surprised by no letter telling her she had lost aunt at Anaheim whom she not seen for 32 years. She wrote Litten and by return mail received invitation to visit her and her in this city. Mrs. Grismore states visit here will be long remembrance She is in love with California returns home by way of Los Angeles San Francisco, Ogden, Salt Lake and thence to Pueblo, Col., to her father, who is Mrs. Litten's older Mrs. Grismore will carry Texas happy remembrances visit here with her long lost舅 Former Postmaster Upham of while in town a day or two ago, ing of the importance of the road ing from Olive up River canyon Riverside-county line, said he centy saw fifty teams camped over night on their way between ange county and Riverside points. Latterly travel has no so heavy, because the road has neglected by the authorities, dangerous in several places. A ing to Mr. Upham, if this road put in passable condition, it would one of the largest traveled thou fares in the county. Riverside travel over it on their way to the and it furnishes the only me off that night above the knee. The patient only lived a few minutes after the operation. Mr. Firebaugh has been a well-known resident of Orange county for more than thirty years, residing most of the time in the Garden Grove district. His son, Roy Firebaugh, is a student in the Anaheim high school, from which he will graduate this month. This young man has represented the Anaheim high school in a number of oratorical contests, with local and outside schools, winning nearly every time. The funeral of deceased was held at Santa Ana on Sunday afternoon and was largely attended. He leaves a widow and seven children. FROM "A" TO "Z" there's money in a savings bank count when kept at our bank splendid facilities for making bank's money make money is we are enabled to pay such LIBERAL INTEREST OR DEPOSITS. Make it your business to see open an account. It will prove the best business transactions of life and help out on a rainy day. German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conscientious banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOYD NEWS AND BUSINESS Will rent or buy 75 shares A. U. W. Co. stock. Apply to John Hartung. First National bank. An alarm of fire was rung in shortly before 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon for a blaze in the shed in the rear of I. Asher's residence on Broadway. The fire department arrived promptly and extinguished the blaze. Damage nominal. Plush robes at the same big discount. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Supervisor Linebarger was in town on Tuesday on his way to the county seat to attend a meeting of the supervisors. If we have not the farming tool you wish, we can get it for you. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Mrs. H.A. Dickel and her son Percy, who have been visiting friends at Berkeley the past month, are expected home the latter part of the week. Best California oak-tanned leather in our hand-made harness. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Blackberries for canning purposes. Extra fine quality guaranteed. H. Dickel's store. No screws, nails or plugs in our "Whalebone" line of buggies. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. L. A. Evans has sold his thirty-acre improved home place at the West End to J. O. Royer, for $8000. If you wish to sell or exchange your property list it with the L. A. Evans company. A raise of 6600 feet in ten miles over a trail up Mt. Wilson in an hour and fifty-five minutes, made by a Buick. No car will ever be able to make this same record. Buick, "Good anywhere, but best on hills." Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. The finest line of vehicles in the county. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana L. A. Evans has sold the B.P. Wilson tract of fifteen acres southwest of will be held at Buena tuesday evening to discuss bonds bonding proposition. will be represented by the campaigning throughout support of the measure, tons will be present from other points in this disattendance and an inting is expected. Lewis has taken a position with & Kroeger during his in Berkeley, which will be the middle of August. ophomore at the univerplay shortstop with next city nine, for which posialready qualified. He is and will devote six years before him at the univer- Grismore of Dallas, Tex., s. M. L. Litten, departed for her home in the Lone after a very pleasant visit with relatives here. Mrs. due to visit a friend in Los was surprised by receipt calling her she had a long Anaheim whom she had 22 years. She wrote Mrs. by return mail received an visit her and her family Mrs. Grismore states her will be long remembered. mee with California. She by way of Los Angeles, Ogden, Salt Lake, Denece to Pueblo, Col., to visit who is Mrs. Litten's brothgrismore will carry back to remembrances of her her long lost aunt. Master Upham of Olive, on a day or two ago, speakimportance of the road leadup River canyon to the county line, said he rely teams camped at Olive in their way between Orland and Riverside county early travel has not been because the road has been by the authorities, and is several places. Accordpham, if this road were the condition, it would be largest traveled thoroughcounty. Riverside people on their way to the coast, shoes the only means for A raise of 6600 feet in ten miles over a trail up Mt. Wilson in an hour and fifty-five minutes, made by a Buick. No car will ever be able to make this same record. Buick, "Good anywhere, but best on hills." Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. The finest line of vehicles in the county. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana L. A. Evans has sold the B. P. Wilson tract of fifteen acres southwest of town to A. W. West, recently arrived from Oregon. Consideration, $5000. If you wish to sell or exchange your property list it with the L. A. Evans company. City Assessor Merritt is taking the city assessment. He finds a general increase in property values throughout the city. Every article that goes out of our store has our guarantee upon it and that guarantee means something besides words. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Sandilands & Weisel yesterday sold to W. M. Rose a Moline light-gear auto. Mrs. Beebe went to Los Angeles on Saturday to see her sister, Mrs. Green, and family of Long Beach depart for British Columbia. After Mrs. Green arrives there she will be joined by Mr. Green, who is touring England. Lost, between Katella school and Anaheim high school, a lady's gold watch and fob. Finder will be liberally rewarded on returning to this office. L. A. Evans has sold the David Bertch place of 18 acres east of town to Fred Dorn of Los Angeles. Consideration, $4000. List your property with L. A. Evans if you wish to sell or exchange the same. Charles Alfred, who for the past year has resided here, being in the employ of Stern Bros., departed on Monday for his home in Dallas, Texas. We make a specialty of high-grade residence plumbing, and earnestly solicit an opportunity to figure work anywhere. Will M. Morrow, Sunset phone red 863, Fullerton, Cal. For Sale—One fine fresh Jersey cow. Inquire at Fischer's winery, one block north of postoffice. Frank Hogan and Frank Grimminger, well-known oil-well men, were in town from Olinda the first of the week. For Sale Cheap—Valencia orange Whitaker Successors to J. W. Carry in stock a Gr General Merger Implement Highest Price Pa The patronage o ANAH 144 S Reo Age The automobile entire satisfaction. The Best Equipped G Captain L. L. Vestal of Co. of Santa Ana was on Saturday, last elected major of the N. meeting of the officers of the companies of Southern C This is a distinction worthwhile. Captain Vestal, who is now in teenth year of service in the Guard. He is serving his seas captain of Company L, whiwill be vacant as soon as Captal qualifies for his new rank. take his examination the fiweek and receive his commuthat he will be in command o\ tailion during the state encampJuly. There is little doubt. Captain Vestal will be assignthird battalion. A Hair Dressing Nearly every one likes a fine hair dressing. Something to make the hair more manageable; to keep it from being too rough, or from splitting at the ends. Something, too, that will feed the hair at the same time, a regular hair-food. Well-fed hair will bestrong, and will remain where it belongs—on the head, not on the comb! The best kind of a testimonial—"Sold for over sixty years." Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. John Hanna was in town of Miraflores hearing the Always Reliable SHIRT WAIST SALE a few more days only the following auctions prevail in our entire line of white Shirt Waists: 75 and 85c Waists - 59c $1.25 " - 88c 1.50 and 1.75 " - $1.18 2.00 and 2.25 " - 1.68 2.50 and 2.75 " - 2.18 3.00 and 3.50 " - 2.48 Remember these are all clean, crisp, fresh from the makers. SHER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts Unitaker-Perry Co. Successors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. in stock a well-selected line of choice Groceries nitaker-Perry Co. successors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. in stock a well-selected line of choice Groceries General Merchandise Farming Implements Blacksmithing Best Price Paid for Country Produce The patronage of the public respectfully solicited. ANAHEIM GARAGE 144 S. Los Angeles St. Geo Agency. The automobile That can demonstrate to re satisfaction, and Never Fall Down. Best Equipped Garage here. All work guaranteed. L. L. Vestal of Company L ana was on Saturday evening and major of the N. G. C. at a of the officers of the different of Southern California. distinction worthily won by vestal, who is now in his fourof service in the National He is serving his second term of Company L, which office cant as soon as Captain Vesses for his new rank. He will examination the first of the will receive his commission so will be in command of his batting the state encampment in there is little doubt but what vestal will be assigned to the allion. Born, Monday, June 3d, to the wife of Wm. Warner, a girl. Andy Fuhrberg is visiting with oldtime friends in San Diego. The Edison company offers a reward of $100 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who on the night of May 30th threw a baling wire with horseshoes attached to either end over its transmission line at the Chapman-street bridge. See advertisement in another column. The Royal Hawaiian musical company, right from Honolulu, will make its first appearance in this county at the opera-house Wednesday evening, of service in the National Life is serving his second term of Company L, which office vacant as soon as Captain Vesey for his new rank. He will examine the first of the commission so will be in command of his battling the state encampment there is little doubt but what eventual will be assigned to the gallion. Tausch, Herman Schindler, Jesel, Herman Backs, August Fisher and Bill Kretchmer went Ana canyon on Sunday and Dutch pot. This is a dainty bed in a pot buried under coals. It are yellow-legged chicken, and such delicacies as abound neighborhood. The savory com-cooked forty minutes, when ing the pot a feast is revealed by Olympian monarch of the boys tell us they purse chickens, of which there even dozen. Selinger and Corporal Spell-fired to the hills north of town and engaged in silhouette at rapid fire, at 600 yards and with the guardsmen acquitted lies admirably, making top-tries. Morningstar of Richfield, Cal., Morningstar of Olive, mem-Colley Tent, Knights of the Lies of Colley, Penn., visited Tent No. 9 last Saturday. Kanna was in town on Tuesday aflores hearing the news. The Royal Hawaiian musical company, right from Honolulu, will make its first appearance in this county at the opera-house Wednesday evening, June 12th. The company consists of twelve gentlemen and four ladies and will give a musical extravaganza which is very highly spoken of by the press and public. Seats on sale at McCullom's. S. H. Barrett, advance agent of the company, was in town yesterday arranging for the show, which is the greatest thing of its kind that ever came from Honolulu. Emil Oswald of Fullerton and Miss Lydia Mauerhan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mauerhan of the West End, were united in wedlock last evening at the residence of the bride's parents. Rev. Mr. Bailey of the Fullerton Baptist church, a cousin of the bride, officiated, and at conclusion of the ceremony congratulations were extended the happy couple by all present. The wedding presents were numerous and costly. Only members of the family and immediate friends were present. At a late hour the newly married couple left for the north on a honeymoon tour. On their return they will take up their residence at Fullerton, where the groom enjoys a lucrative business in the implement trade.