anaheim-gazette 1907-07-04

LOCAL EVENTS Miss Julia Nemetz came home from Los Angeles Sunday to visit her folks for the day. P.W. Hallicy, a well-known resident of Huntington Beach, was in town on Sunday. F. Conrad and wife left Sunday for a two-weeks' stay at the Capistrano hot springs. O. M. Skinner & Son report the sale of a 1907 Reo touring car to John Wagner. Hans Weisel graduated from a law college in Los Angeles on Monday and with a class of thirteen was admitted to the bar. Mrs. R. L. Thiebaud and son Morton of Exeter, Cal., are visiting the former's brother and sister, W. H. Spake and Mrs. Goble. The monthly meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Adams, corner Olive and Chartress streets, Friday afternoon at 2:30. Subject for discussion, "Press Work." Miss H. L. Howitz, assistant in Howard's photograph studio, has returned after a very pleasant week's outing at Bay Island. Wm. Kretchmer has the contract to erect a sixteen-room building for the Green Wing gun club, to be used as a clubhouse for members of that organization. The structure will be 39x44. Charles Baxter of Brookshurst received intelligence Sunday announcing the death at North Hatley, Canada, June 20th, of S. K. Holman, aged 90 years. Mr. Holman was well and favorably known here, having resided in this city many years. His death is mourned by a large circle of friends. Frank Shanley is spending a weeks at the beach resorts. Edwin Meese of Oakland was the past week, a guest of Miss Hammann. Wanted to buy.—A young Jew cow, giving 30 pounds of milk do Address R. Fossek, Anaheim. W. A. Wallace has been slightly disposed during the week, but is convalescing. Mrs. Josephine Weisel and family went Bay City Sunday in automobiles to joy a day by the sea. New Home sewing machines, model. Worth $40.00; special price $30.00. Stern & Goodman, Fuller Callf. Members of the retail merchant association held an interesting business session on Friday. Later the memorial assembled in the banquet room of Fellows' hall and partook of a beautiful spread prepared by Caterers and Gibson. Matters of local interest were discussed, among which was street paving proposition, many pressing themselves as being in favor of that improvement. Quite a number of our musically clined people attended the conference given by Miss Emma Guthaus at lerton Friday evening. A program a high order of merit was rendered including vocal and instrumental sections and readings. Miss Guthaus favored the assemblage with a solo and was compelled to respond hearty encore. The young lady is possessor of a voice of rare quality has a bright future before her in musical world. Milam Williams was in town first of the week from his stock raiser up in Soquel canyon. Upward of head of cattle are on the range Green Wing gun club, to be used as a clubhouse for members of that organization. The structure will be 39x44. Charles Baxter of Brookshurst received intelligence Sunday announcing the death at North Hatley, Canada, June 20th, of S. K. Holman, aged 90 years. Mr. Holman was well and favorably known here, having resided in this city many years. His death is mourned by a large circle of friends. Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Markle celebrated the fifty-second anniversary of their wedding on Friday, when they entertained friends at a turkey dinner. Rev. and Mrs. Jolly of Huntington Beach celebrated their first wedding anniversary at the Markle household at the same time. An enjoyable time was participated in. Mr. Pillsbury of the Pacific Electric company, accompanied by P. A. Stanton, was in town Friday. They were in consultation with several citizens and were driven about the city on an observation tour. Mr. Pillsbury has made several visits to Anaheim within the past few weeks and knowing ones express the opinion that this city will be on the cross-country electric line from Riverside to the coast, presumably Bay City. Anaheim Aerie, No. 947, F. O. E., initiated eight members into the aerie on Monday evening. The Santa Ana team was in attendance and officiated in the proceedings. At the conclusion of the lodge work the local aerie entertained at a banquet, upward of one hundred being present. There was speechifying and the relating of reminiscences which served to keep the assemblage in the best of spirits. It was late ere the Eagles departed and all were glad for having been present. The local aerie is growing constantly, several candidates being slated for the "goat ride" next Monday evening. A fire started on the Santa Fe oil lease on Sunday morning that threatened great damage. About 200 acres were burned over, destroying a large quantity of hay. The entire force of men, numbering nearly two hundred, were pressed into service as a fire brigade and with wet sacks fought the flames, preventing the fire from reaching the derricks and oil tanks. The flames were finally extinguished, and including vocal and instrumental sections and readings. Miss Guth favored the assemblage with a sopor solo and was compelled to respond hearty encore. The young lady is possessor of a voice of rare quality has a bright future before her in musical world. Milam Williams was in town first of the week from his stock raiser in Soquel canyon. Upward of head of cattle are on the range and are doing well. The stock is under charge of his son, James, who runs one of the best vaquero horses in state. Wm. Ferguson is a trusted ploye and has been riding the rails for a number of years. A hot soda a sulphur spring are on the ranch many people go there to partake of medicinal waters. Mr. Williams has sons have a host of friends and the latchstring always hangs out them. Edward Scherman, the well-known Los Angeles realty dealer, was in this week, having a number of deal view. Mr. Scherman was formerly associated with the Golden State realty company, and in fact made the original sale of the tract of land northeast town to that syndicate. He is now the wholesale business, and has an vertisement elsewhere, to which attention of our readers is directed. He about to close a deal for 36,000 acres Fresno county. He has located a secr or more home-seekers in this vicinity among them being Mr. Royer and Wuesthoff. He regards this section of the garden spot of Southern California and predicts a great future for it. Fred Rimpau contemplates returning to his home in Fairbank, A.; next week, after an enjoyable visit with his parents here. His wife remains for a further stay. Fred has responsible position with a lead mercantile firm at Fairbank, and common with all Arizonaans, new tires of singing the praises of the library. He predicts a great development of the mining industry and large increase in population with the next few years, and that more mines will be uncovered than is dreamed of by the casual reader. has a good word to say for the Ya- A fire started on the Santa Fe oil lease on Sunday morning that threatened great damage. About 200 acres were burned over, destroying a large quantity of hay. The entire force of men, numbering nearly two hundred, were pressed into service as a fire brigade and with wet sacks fought the flames, preventing the fire from reaching the derricks and oil tanks. The flames were finally extinguished, and the damage was confined to the destruction of a quantity of hay and feed. The origin of the fire is unknown. Shortly afterward fire started in one of the pumping plants on the Columbia lease, destroying the same completely. The fire was caused by the inexperience of the man in charge. PROSPERITY IS SHOWN wherever Old Glory floats. In finance "prosperity is shown" whenever our bank statement is issued. A mid-summer, as well as a mid-winter, statement that we make shows steady and healthy growth. A NEW ACCOUNT BY JULY 4TH opened by you would be appreciated. We invite it and if acted on you'll not regret it. 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, Cashier. NEWS AND BUSINESS Wanted—To borrow $4000 on first-class security for two years at 6 per cent per annum net interest. Apply at this office. Season for dusters. See our line. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Ruby sewing machines, worth anywhere $27.50; special price $22. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Calif. jy4t2 All kinds of automobile accessories. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Hand-made harness for your horse Wm. F. Lutz Co. We handle the New Home, Domestic and White sewing machines. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton Calif. jy4t2 Metal polish for the brass work on your auto. Wm. F. Lutz Co. For sale—10 fresh cows to sell; fine stock. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Calif. jy4t2 Metal polish that does the work. Wm. F. Lutz Co. $78 for a bike buggy; see it and you will understand what a bargain it is. Wm. F. Lutz Co. For sale—1000 tons of hay; price $10, $11, $12, best quality. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Calif. jy4t2 We do not need to say much about the powers of the Buick; it is getting well and favorably known. Wm. F. Lutz Co. The Buick does so many good things "on the high." Wm. F. Lutz Co. Frank Haegele and Tony Hessel Jr. visited in Los Angeles a day or two ago, combining business with pleasure. New Home Climax machines, worth $35; special price, $28.00. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Calif. jy4-t2 For Sale—Two horses, work single or double. Two fine organs at a bargain. Pianos for sale. H. M. James, 213 Los Angeles street, Anaheim. It and instrumental seleclings. Miss Guthaus umblage with a soprano empelled to respond to a The young lady is the voice of rare quality and future before her in the ams was in town the at from his stock ranch anyon. Upward of 200 are on the range and all The stock is under the son, James, who rides vaquero horses in the arguson is a trusted embeen riding the range years. A hot soda and ag are on the ranch and there to partake of the rs. Mr. Williams and host of friends and say always hangs out for erman, the well-known city dealer, was in town a number of deals in erman was formerly the Golden State realty fact made the original set of land northeast of indicate. He is now in business, and has an adwhere, to which atteners is directed. He is deal for 36,000 acres in He has located a score seekers in this vicinity, ing Mr. Royer and Mr. regards this section as of Southern California reat future for it. contemplates returne in Fairbank, A. T., er an enjoyable visit is here. His wife will other stay. Fred has a ition with a leading at Fairbank, and in all Arizonaans, never the praises of the terlicts a great developining industry and a in population within ars, and that more rich uncovered than is now the casual reader. He to say for the Yaqui Frank Haegele and Tony Hessel jr. visited in Los Angeles a day or two ago, combining business with pleasure. New Home Climax machines, worth $35; special price, $28.00. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Calif. For Sale—Two horses, work single or double. Two fine organs at a bargain. Pianos for sale. H. M. James, 213 Los Angeles street, Anaheim. A party of Elks from this city and Fullerton attended a meeting of that order at Santa Ana Friday evening. Mrs. Ada Newman of Los Angeles is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Allen. Russ Annin was over from Fullerton a day or two ago renewing old acquaintances. J. Ortega is erecting a handsome residence on his Placentia place. O. M. Skinner & Son have opened a branch garage in Santa Ana, which has been taked charge of by Charley Rush. Mr. Rush has purchased a 1907 Reo touring car. Word has been received here from Weiser, Idaho, that the manager of the Washington American league baseball club, has, after great effort and much rivalry, signed Walter Johnson, champion pitcher of the northwest, who holds the world's record for the greatest number of innings pitched without a run being scored off his delivery. Johnson, however, will not leave Weiser until after the close of the season, July 14. His record without a run is seventy-five innings, and has struck out 164 men in eleven games pitched. Weisel & Sandilands report the sale of a model S 1907 4-cylinder Moline touring car to Jos. Helmsen. Also a 4-cylinder Ford runabout to Mr. Long-street of the oil wells. For a good ride, call on O M. Skinner & Son, and have their salesman demonstrate the good qualities of the Reo, the speediest and most powerful two cylinder car on the market. Headquarters, Anaheim Garage, Anaheim; Santa Ana branch, FOR SALE Two fresh young cows for sale cheap. Apply to August Hemmerling, Anaheim. E. Dwinell was over from Long Beach Sunday visiting with friends. Successors to J. W. D. Carry in stock a w Grain and General Mercury Implements Highest Price Paid The patronage of DON'T A good hot lunch and a cold s "Exchange" Bar forget STEW Some miscreant tied a rope the bicycle path on East Center Saturday night, and as J. M. cross was wheeling home that the obstruction caught him acroface. He was thrown violently ground and severely bruised. T is most despicable and officeworking on the case and a goohas been obtained to the perpetr the outrage. A warrant for his will probably be issued in a few County Superintendent of S Carpenter says there is a scarce men teachers in the county. H that a number of country schocalling for men principals buithere are none to be had. The school board has adjourned unt ust, when it will meet to make suggestions in regard to the co FOR SALE Two fresh young cows for sale cheap. Apply to August Hemmerling, Anaheim. E. Dwinell was over from Long Beach Sunday visiting with friends. Edw. Stewart attended the Eagle festivities at San Pedro on Sunday. Is Your Hair Sick? That’s too bad! We had noticed it was looking pretty thin and rough of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it. By the way, Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a regular hair grower, a perfect hair tonic. The hair stops coming out, grows faster, keeps soft and smooth. Ayer’s Hair Vigor cures sick hair, makes it strong and healthy. The best kind of a testimonial—“Sold for over sixty years.” Made by J. G. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. County Superintendent of Carpenter says there is a scarred men teachers in the county. He that a number of country schools calling for men principals but there are none to be had. The school board has adjourned untilust, when it will meet to make suggestions in regard to the course study. No radical changes are complied. Only one teacher's certificate was issued by the school board year, that one being a grammar certificate to Miss Eva Pray. Why does Stern & Goodman do business than any other merchant cause we carry the stock, buy and defy competition. Stern & man, Fullerton, Calif. Tony Lopez entertained a number of friends at a picnic party on Sunday a shady canyon in the Olinda hill bountiful supply of lunch basket opened and an enjoyable time was by all. Leonard Hessel of Chicago is b a visit to relatives and friends. Is his first trip out this way a cousins in the West End are sh him the time of his life. Eh, “Le Damon Snodgrass has returned after a three-weeks’ siege of illr a Los Angeles hospital. John Peacock and Al Hoff wereitors in the Angelic burg on Sat Among the sights witnessed was steam-caliope merry-go-round. For sale—Driving and w horses. Stern & Goodman, Full Calif. Seventy-eight dollars for a buggy. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Always Reliable The famous annual event Midsummer Clearance Sale will commence SATURDAY, JULY 6th Ving to the rush of the Fourth-of-July business we cannot quote day, but let us assure you that there will be startling values. The sale comprises ready-to-wear articles for Women Children, Millinery, Summer Dressals in Wool. Silk and Cotton, Laces, Proideries, Curtains, Parasols, Necker, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Men's Lw, Crash Hats, in short. all Summerchandise. ait for further announcements. HER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts Mitaker-Perry Co. Accessors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. Stock a well-selected line of choice Groceries Grain and Feeds of all Kinds Groceries Grain and Feeds of all Kinds General Merchandise Farming Supplements Blacksmithing Price Paid for Country Produce The patronage of the public respectfully solicited. DON'T WORRY Good hot lunch from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a cold stine of beer at the change" Bar and Cafe will make you forget your troubles. STEWART & MASON, Props. Immigrant Social Chispa Chapter No. 151, O. E. S., entertained after the regular meeting on Monday evening the members of the Anaheim Lodge F. & A. M. No. 207, their "wives, mothers, daughters and sisters." The feature of the evening was the excursion for immigrants on the transconinental railway which left the grand central station of Anaheim at nine o'clock. Miss Ella Rea and Mrs. Ella S. Craddock reached their destination first, while Mr. Wallop and Mr. Lagman did not even get started. Mrs. Holcomb traveled as a gypsy and told fortunes to pay her way. Mr. Krick, as a cowboy, prevented the conductor collecting his ticket by aid of his six-shooter and knife, Miss Gertrude Asher was a pretty Japanese maiden, Mrs. Falkenstein a Swiss pea- A warrant for his arrest is being issued in a few days. Superintendent of Schools says there is a scarcity of men principals but that he to be had. The county has adjourned until Aug. 10 will meet to make some regard to the course of medical changes are contemby one teacher's certificate by the school board this week being a grammar grade Miss Eva Pray. Stern & Goodman do more any other merchant? Bevy the stock, buy right, competition. Stern & Goodton, Calif. jy4t2 It entertained a number of illicic party on Sunday in the Olinda hills. A supply of lunch baskets were enjoyable time was had. Jessel of Chicago is here on relatives and friends. This trip out this way and his West End are showing of his life. Eh, "Lennie?" Adgrass has returned home weeks' siege of illness in hospital. Jack and Al Hoff were visangelic burg on Saturday. Rights witnessed was a big merry-go-round. Driving and working on & Goodman, Fullerton, jy4t2 Right dollars for a bike on F. Lutz Co. Mrs. Holcomb traveled as a gypsy and told fortunes to pay her way. Mr. Krick, as a cowboy, prevented the conductor collecting his ticket by aid of his six-shooter and knife, Miss Gertrude Asher was a pretty Japanese maiden, Mrs. Falkenstein a Swiss peasant girl, Mrs. Helmsen and Mrs. Krick were pretty Dutch girls, Mrs. Bradford was sweet sixteen, and Master Christian and Ephriam Helmsen were Teddy Roosevelt and Uncle Sam. There were students, bridgets, nurses and Turks on the train also. The porters passed lemon soda to the thirsty, and a stop of twenty minutes was made for dinner—coffee, buns and bologna sausage. When all reached the end of their journey, several musical selections were enjoyed. We carry a full line of buggies and harness, a tremendous assortment. For cash we sell you cheaper than Los Angeles houses. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Calif. jy4t2 We are agent for Morgan Wright and Goodyear rubber; re-rubber your buggy while you wait— ¼ inch rubber, 4 wheels.....$17 50 1 inch rubber, 4 wheels.....25 00 1 1-8 inch rubber, 4 wheels.....28 50 1¼ inch rubber, 4 wheels.....30 00 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. jy4 2 Plush robes; big discount. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Wanted—To rent from ten to twenty acres with house and barn and water; state location and terms; will pay cash. Write C. A. Christensen, Buena Park, Cal. 35 36