anaheim-gazette 1907-06-13

CLC Introduc Do you know the p INTRODUCTO troduce to those not ted line of Adler's To bring these goods purse we have made never before such cle at such prices. Just All $22.50 Suits—Int “ 20.00 “ — “ 18.00 “ — “ 17.50 “ — “ 15.00 “ — “ 12.50 “ — All we ask of yo over the lines, and le We Always I We can Fit the Sho LOCAL EVENTS A light shower of rain fell yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Grim and ters, Misses Mary and Ruth, hav their departure for the east on tended visit to friends and re They will visit the Jamestown LOCAL EVENTS A light shower of rain fell yesterday morning. Mrs. B. Hartfield visited with friends in Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. Stapper of Los Angeles was a guest of Mrs. Jos. Helmsen this week. Miss Fay McKinley is home from Stanford to spend the summer vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kistler visited with friends in Los Angeles on Monday evening. Mrs. Mary Gade has instituted suit against the Strobel estate and others to quiet title to her home place on Clementina street. W. H. Spake has sold his home place, corner of Olive and Broadway, to Edgar E. Angell. Mr. Spake will erect another residence. With his family he will spend the summer at the beaches. We acknowledge receipt from the ladies of the W. C. T. U. of a bouquet of lovely sweet peas. Attached is the inscription: "From the end of the earth will I cry unto thee, when my heart is overwhelmed; lead me to the rock that is higher than I." [Ps. 61-2.] We salute the ladies, and hope they may live long and prosper. The city has instituted suit against Mrs. Joseph des Granges to condemn a strip of ground for widening Broadway. Mrs. des Granges' property is situated at the corner of Lemon and Broadway, and the city seeks to sequester twenty feet from the south contour line. All the other property owners on the street have consented, but Mrs. Des Granges will give the city a run for its money. New articles received at the chamber of commerce for display this week include a bunch of 15 perfectly formed walnuts from the Katella orchard, a bunch of rye six feet high raised by Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Grim and their partners, Misses Mary and Ruth, having their departure for the east one-tenth visit to friends and relatives. They will visit the Jamestown station and other points of interest away. During Mr. Grim's absence business interests will be in charge Jake Schumacher, who has been identified with the company and peculiar fitness to fill the place chief during his absence. Mrs. C. S. Baxter, recently arrived from San Francisco, has purchased a restaurant in the Kraemer building Center street, east of the First National bank, and is conducting same as a first-class eating-Mrs. Baxter conducted a restaurant San Francisco up to the time of fire, and since coming south has ducted restaurants in Los Angeles other cities. She is experienced business and sets before her guests best the market affords. J. H. Boney, wife and son, C. Skinner and wife, J. W. Dixon, Horace Skinner, Miss Fossek, Miss Alice Dunn, Vera Gade and Miss Floy Forrester turned on Saturday morning five two weeks' outing as far south as Juana. The trip was made in an enjoyable time experience The Colorado river was forced Five hundred miles were covered the journey, and only a single tured tire is reported. Mr. Boney ports quail plenty in San Diego coast and trout fishing good in the Traverse creek. The Wickersheim Implement Company of Fullerton has succeeded Wickersheim & Oswald of that city and will in future conduct the extensive implement business formerly ducted by that firm. The newly elected officers are: W.J. Wickersheim,ident and manager; C.O.Rust,president; C.H. Stiles, secretary; other two directors being Pierre Holas and Wm.Berkenstock. The company includes in its direct some of the most substantial cities of this district, whose financial Broadway, and the city seeks to sequester twenty feet from the south contour line. All the other property-owners on the street have consented, but Mrs. Des Granges will give the city a run for its money. New articles received at the chamber of commerce for display this week include a bunch of 15 perfectly formed walnuts from the Katella orchard, a bunch of rye six feet high raised by Jacob Everhardy on his ranch at Benedict, and several elegant pomelos from the Woodward ranch at Placentia. Each tire on a Studebaker wagon is fitted by measurement for the wheel on which it is to be used. Never put on hot enough to char the wood. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. DON'T BE TOO PROUD to start a bank account because you have not a very large amount of money. THE GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK has many moderate accounts on books and extends the same coupon and accommodations to that class of depositors as it does to the larger ones. Drop in and consult any of the offices about the advantages accruing to modest depositors. German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on deposits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGE Cashic CLOTHING Introductory Sale! Do you know the purpose of this CLOTHING INTRODUCTORY SALE? We wish to invite those not acquainted with it our celebrate of Adler's COLLEGIAN Clothing. Bring these goods within the reach of everybody's we have made the prices very low. There was before such clean, up-to-date clothing offered in prices. Just note the reductions: 2.50 Suits—Introductory price - $17.90 15.00 " — " " - 15.90 15.00 " — " " - 14.40 15.50 " — " " - 13.90 15.00 " — " " - 11.90 15.50 " — " " - 9.90 If we ask of you is to come to our store, look at the lines, and let us prove to you again that Always Do as We Advertise Fit the Short and Stout, the Long and Slim ASHER & FALKENST NEWS AND BUSINESS Our name plate on a vehicle is a synonym for strength, style, elegance, comfort and workmanship. Whitak Successors to J. W. ASHER & FALKENSTEIN NEWS AND BUSINESS Our name plate on a vehicle is a synonym for strength, style, elegance, comfort and workmanship. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Wickersheim Implement Co. of Fullerton are headquarters for hay presses, Jenkins buck rakes and stackers and bale ties. The man behind the steering wheel of a Buick soon acquires a feeling of security and satisfaction, that owners of a large majority of cars never know the meaning of. Buick "good everywhere, but best on hills." Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Articles of incorporation of the "Orange County Humane Society" have been filed with the county clerk. The object of the association is for the prevention of cruelty to children and animals. The principal place of business is at Santa Ana, and the term for which it is to continue is 50 years. Trustees for first year are Mrs. J. G. Railey, Mrs. C. W Burns, Mrs. Wm. White, Mrs. O. F. Ressburg, J. G. Railey, Frederick Stephens, J. C. Joplin. No capital stock. If you are doing any business, it surely calls for a safe. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. If you have an open buggy, see our line of umbrellas and canopy sunshades. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Mrs. Sandilands will entertain the ladies' euchre club at her home this afternoon. Our line of harness includes single and double harness in almost every grade and for every purpose. Strictly hand made. We have some good second-hand harness. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. A case begun in Los Angeles has been transferred to this county on the defendant's motion. The case is that of Richardson & Holmes Fruit company against F.B. Kealiber of Anaheim. The complaint states that contracts were made with Kealiber for the delivery of fifteen tons of chile peppers of last year's crop to the plaintiff for ten cents per pound but that only... A case begun in Los Angeles has been transferred to this county on the defendant's motion. The case is that of Richardson & Holmes Fruit company against F.B. Kealiber of Anaheim. The complaint states that contracts were made with Keallher for the delivery of fifteen tons of chile peppers of last year's crop to the plaintiff for ten cents per pound, but that only 6215 pounds were delivered. R. Meloose is attorney for defendant, and H.S. Rollins of Los Angeles for plaintiffs. Buy Hair at Auction? At any rate, you seem to be getting rid of it on auction-sale principles: "going, going, g-o-n-e!" Stop the auction with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It certainly checks falling hair; no mistake about this. It acts as a regular medicine; makes the scalp healthy. Then you must have healthy hair, for it's nature's way. 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. Willie Winsell went on a rabbits in the Peralta foothills day morning, leaving at 4 o'c returning at 10 with a fine bifteen. His wife accompanied her being an expert in the shotgun. Mr. Winsell added a galley of the morning by dispelling a rattlesnake sporting six rattlers. J. Lee Burton of Los Angeles town on Sunday visiting friend Burton is the architect who erected First National bank building a few years ago. He noted many incidents in town since his last visit spent the day in pleasant real-time acquaintances. Miss Melanie Cahen writes from Angeles informing us that the announcing her engagement to known young gentleman of that unfounded. Our society edited been rushing in where angels tread, and has been sentences boiled in oil. The editor regrets mistake, and will be more careful after in making announcements affairs of the heart. Prof. J.F. Walker has been pointed a member of the county of education. L.A.Durfee of was appointed to succeed C.O.dorf of this city. Since the first year Anaheim has had two representatives upon the county board of action. Prof.Waldorf was app four years ago from Orange, and succeeded upon the board by the clipal of the Orange grammar Prof. Walker holds his position four years. 1-3 off their former prices We have laid out all broken lines and single s for Men and Boys from previous seasons, which are closing out at the reduction of 1-3 off their former price. These are rare bargains and almost any size you find in these lots. Sold at 1-3 off their former price. Our Entire Line of Men's and Boys' Pants light, medium and dark weights and colors sold at discount of 20 per cent Nothing in the Clothing line reserved except min goods. We call your attention to our extensive lines of w and Felt hats, Underwear and Shoes and anything in the Gents' and Boys' Furnishing lines. We are agents for the celebrated Noxall and zerocean Shirts. Prices, $1 00 to $3 50. ENSTEIN Where Quality Counts Shitaker-Perry Co. Successors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. Prices, $1 00 to $3 50. ENSTEIN Where Quality Counts Whitaker-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 the satisfaction, and Never Fall Down. Best Equipped Garage here. All work guaranteed. el McNeil, an amiable and ed young lady of Phoenix, led with friends in town the a guest of Miss Nonie Mcinsell went on a hunt for the Peralta foothills on Sung, leaving at 4 o'clock and at 10 with a fine bunch of wife accompanied him, an expert in the use of a Mr. Winsell added to the Wm. McLauchlin will shortly begin the erecstion of a two-story residence on Broadway near Philadelphia street. The citrus union shipped six carloads of oranges from its orchards the past week, and is now nearing the end of a very busy season at its packing-house near the Southern Pacific depot. Shipments will probably continue for two or three weeks. S. O. Walker. Harry Whitaker, George Miller and Charley Damron, insell went on a hunt for the Peralta foothills on Sunday, leaving at 4 o'clock and at 10 with a fine bunch of his wife accompanied him, an expert in the use of a Mr. Winsell added to the morning by dispatching the sporting six rattles. Burton of Los Angeles was in Sunday visiting friends. Mr. architect who erected the main bank building a number of He noted many improvements since his last visit, and day in pleasant renewal of acquaintances. Janie Cahen writes from Los forming us that the item other engagement to a well-gentleman of that city is Our society editor has in where angels fear to has been sentenced to be The editor regrets the will be more careful here-making announcements of the heart. F. Walker has been reap-member of the county board L. A. Durfee of Orange used to succeed C. O. Wal-ocity. Since the first of the them has had two representa-tive county board of educa-Waldorf was appointed go from Orange, and is now upon the board by the prin-orange grammar school. Her holds his position for the erecstion of a two-story residence on Broadway near Philadelphia street. The citrus union shipped six carloads of oranges from its orchards the past week, and is now nearing the end of a very busy season at its packing-house near the Southern Pacific depot. Shipments will probably continue for two or three weeks. S. O. Walker. Harry Whitaker, George Miller and Charley Damron, four mighty nimrods of Buena Park, spent two days in Coldwater canyon fishing for trout. They went in Mr. Walker's auto on Saturday morning, and had 52 beauties for breakfast Sunday morning. They returned the following day. District Attorney Davis and a posse of constables raided three blind pigs at San Juan on Saturday night at 9 o'clock and gathered in a number of sellers of illicit booze along with a large quantity of exhilerant. Two wineries east of Santa Ana were also raided on Sunday morning, incriminating evidence being secured against Joseph and George Young, who were placed under arrest, together with the latter's son. Eight of the accused gave bail in $300 before Judge Pfeiffer of Orange on Sunday morning and were liberated pending arraignment on Monday morning. At their hearing at that time six San Juan blind piggers were find $125 each, which they paid. The case of the Youngs was continued until Tuesday, when they announced they would contest the case in court. Two charges against each of the three Youngs have been preferred, and their trials will be held in the near future. One of them was recently fined $500 for illicit liquor selling. Protect your horse from the files: See our line of fly nets. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana.