anaheim-gazette 1907-07-18

LOCAL EVENTS Walter Ross and Gussie McAulay are enjoying a vacation at Idyllwild. George Miles was over from Fullerton on Monday morning on business. Miss Gertrude Michod is here from Los Angeles, the guest of Miss Marian Johnston. The wedding of two well-known young society people is scheduled for September 1st. Misses Edna and Nonie McWilliams visited with friends in Los Angeles the first of the week. A dairy ranch at La Mirada, consisting of 295 acres, has been sold to S. W. Beals of Whittier for $120,000. Roman Wisser and J. Hahn left on Saturday for a week's recreation trip in Trabuco canyon. A. C. Pearson, secretary of the West Anaheim Water Co., was in town on Saturday on a business mission. W. J. Montgomery, manager of the Botsford walnut ranch, is installing a new pumping plant on the place. Mrs. Yorba and daughters, Misses Mattie and Ubania Yorba, are sojourning at the Capistrano springs. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Fuller and Miss Claire Nicolas drove down to Capistrano springs in a Cadillac on Sunday. Henry Westerman took his departure on Monday afternoon for eastern Kansas. He will be absent two or three months. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Copeland were in town on Sunday from Los Angeles visiting friends. Mrs. Copeland was formerly Miss Ivy Buck of this city. Take your prescriptions to O. A. Mullinix. Born. To the wife of O. D. on Monday, a ten pound son. Bee Jackson of Long Beach up his residence here. James Welch was in from the Fe lease the first of the week. Mrs. Barter and daughter, M Renner, are sojourning at S hot springs. Lollie Kellogg has just put acres to Late Valencias and wise improving his ranch. Miss Mary Rannow, who has tending school in Pasadena, for her vacation. Miss Alice Carver and M Blake are visiting in Los Angle adjacent coast resorts. Mr. Roote of El Monte was Sunday calling on his old-time Eddie Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Betts will in a day or two for a two week at the beaches. Bob Sparkes, who has been oil over Fullerton way for a two, is back home again. L. J. Winney is harvesting acre potato crop, which is one best in this section. He recei per sack. Miss Carrie Bean of San Ben who is a teacher in the Los schools, is visiting with relative West End, the guest of Mrs. Sparkes. A special election will be Loara school district on April 1907, to vote on issuing $600 pay for teacher and do neces pair work on school house. For fine stationery go to M Clarence Groat drove down Angeles in his auto Monday. Henry Westerman took his departure on Monday afternoon for eastern Kansas. He will be absent two or three months. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Copeland were in town on Sunday, from Los Angeles visiting friends. Mrs. Copeland was formerly Miss Ivy Buck of this city. Take your prescriptions to O. A. Mullinix. Aerie No. 947 will hold initiatory exercises on Monday evening, when four candidates will take the obligations. After the lodge work a dove dinner will be discussed. Fred T. Rimpau departed on Monday for Fairbank, Ariz., where he holds a responsible position with a mercantile firm. Mrs. Rimpau will remain here until fail. Mr. Hall has just finished gathering 75 acres of potatoes on a tract of land northeast of town, formerly called cactus land. The tubers were all of first-class quality and netted a good price. Picnic excursion to Newport Beach today. Everybody else is going. Are you? Return trip tickets are 55 cents for adults, and 30 cents for children between 5 and 12. Train leaves at 7:30 o'clock and returns at 6. Answer to the complaint has been filed in the superior court in the case of the city vs. Mrs. Kate desGranges to condemn property on Broadway for widening purposes. Defendant asks for $1000—$600 for the property and $400 damages. Articles of incorporation of the Salem church of the Evangelical association of Anaheim have been filed. The purposes of the church are the "promotion of the interests of religion in our midst and the spread of the scriptural holiness throughout the world." Trustees are Justin Schneider, William Pannier and Robert Hansen. Attention is directed to the advertisement of the Cadillac automobile. O. R. Fuller of Fullerton has the Orange county agency. He has a demonstrating car at his Eureka stables and is ever ready to show the car in action to those who so desire. The Cadillac recently made a run from Los Angeles to San Francisco, a distance of 490 miles, in 30 hours. The engine of the Attention is directed to the advertisement of the Cadillac automobile. O. R. Fuller of Fullerton has the Orange county agency. He has a demonstrating car at his Eureka stables and is ever ready to show the car in action to those who so desire. The Cadillac recently made a run from Los Angeles to San Francisco, a distance of 490 miles, in 30 hours. The engine of the car never stopped running on the whole trip, which is considered a wonderful performance. The car has a good record, is easy to handle, and one of the best on the market. Those desiring an automobile will do well to see Mr. Fuller about the Cadillac. "DRAWING MONEY" At each tick of the clock is happen to your dollars when with the GERMAN-AMERICAN Trouble, death, scourge or can't stop the "earning by process going on. Bank here and at once the "grigins. Interest we pay is best. German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and o banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allow posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. Second week of O. Mid-Summer Clearance The second week of our sale offers you new bargains chandise Offered at Sacrifice. We quote every economical buyer's consideration. Just read They come in white and Arabian colors: All 65c and 75c Curtains 52c pair All “ $1 00 “ 78c “ “ “ 1 25 “ 98c “ “ All better ones reduced in the same proportion. We have a soiled by being used for decorating. We are closing out every pair. We have included in our Midsummer Sale our newly arrived COTTON BLANKETS These are just the thing for your beach or mountain trip. W cent, together with our stock of Turkish Bath towels, Sunbonnet A lot of embroidered Lawn Baby bonnets, some of them former There are new specials added to the sale every day—come off Always Reliable ASHER & FALKE NEWS AND BUSINESS For Sale—Everything on my place, consisting of farming implements, horses, cow, for sale. Geo. F. Miles; Home 1271, Sunset Red 825. Orange county is noted for its fine peanuts raised in the rich bottom lands adjacent to the Santa Ana river. The men who will secure a few acres of the right soil and devote themselves intelligently to this and other crops may live a life of comfort and independence. For sale—a surrey. Apply at the Korn place, Anaheim. Whitak Successors to J. V. Carry in stock Grain a General Me election will be held in school district on August 8, state on issuing $600 bonds to teacher and do necessary re-enforcement school house. stationery go to Mullinix's. Groat drove down from Los Angeles his auto Monday, and in of Frank Fox went dove on the hills east of town. Mrs. C. O. Waldorf left on an automobile for San Diego by the inland route. Make the trip by easy stages the absent two weeks. from Lieut. Selinger at the point at the Presidio with Co. boys are having the time goes through the strenger maneuvers with the regiment. Ed. Marion was gathering on Tuesday morning he wasunate as to cut a deep gash in his left with the knife he used in the roasting ears from the Eddie went onto the dry-consequence for the rest of and is now well on the way to Fullerton Vegetable union has following directors to serve this year: W. P. Parrott, L. T., Charles Curtis, G. Porter Quillan. Henry Miser, who acted manager, reported that most sweet potatoes were marring the past year, and that net was paid growers. The price for the entire season was over sack. Our Fours attended a performer Maud Adams in L'Aiglon Angeles on Monday night. Those in the party were Mr. Adams; Mr. and Mrs. Welldop, Mr. and Mrs. Bird Beebe, Mrs. Fred Backs, jr., Mr. and Mr. Weisel, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hh, Mr. and Mrs. Hatzfeld, Ms. Miss Winifred Melrose,anie Everhardy, and Hugo F. Orange county is noted for its fine peanuts raised in the rich bottom lands adjacent to the Santa Ana river. The men who will secure a few acres of the right soil and devote themselves intelligently to this and other crops may live a life of comfort and independence. For sale—a surrey. Apply at the Korn place, Anaheim. For Sale—High wheeled Studebaker wagon, 5-inch tire, 3½ axle, 3¼ bolster; nearly new. Apply Jungle Ranch. Take your prescriptions to O. A. Mullinix. The road is never too long for a Buick. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Found—In Asher & Falkenstein’s store on Saturday week, a gold brooch. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for this notice. No horse too strong for our hand-made harness. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Misses Kate and Maggie Pressel left for Seattle on Tuesday to be absent several months on a vacation trip. Our harness is made in our own shop under our direct supervision; we cannot afford to use poor leather. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. “Doc” Fullerton was over from Fullerton Sunday renewing old acquaintances. Ask the owner of a Buick; he will tell you what he thinks of his car. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Pete Nicolas and Largo Bayha are rusticating at San Juan hot springs. Pitchforks, spades, shovels, rakes and hoes. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Studebaker wagons, McCormick mowers and rakes; all the leading makes of implements. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Joe Wagner and wife were among the beach visitors Sunday. Ask to see the “Whalebone” line of buggies. It will do you good. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Notice—Denatured alcohol for sale now at Mullinix’s Drug Store. We intend to sell a few more Buicks this year; ask for a demonstration. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Don't let the brass work on your Joe Wagner and wife were among the beach visitors Sunday. Ask to see the "Whalebone" line of buggies. It will do you good. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Notice—Denatured alcohol for sale now at Mullinix's Drug Store. We intend to sell a few more Buicks this year; ask for a demonstration. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Don't let the brass work on your auto get tarnished, use our brass polish. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. My Hair is Extra Long Feed your hair; nourish it; give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will grow long and heavy. Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only genuine hair-food you can buy. It gives new life to the hair-bulbs. You save what hair you have, and get more, too. And it keeps the scalp clean and healthy. 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. Mr. McKenzie is gather of potatoes from eleven old Snyder place, and is spuds from the Loara st. Dright's commission house geles. While hunting for bark the cellar of the city hall a few days ago the city cleared a hundred sticks of dynamite supposed to have been by the former city man been taken from a group were experimenting with sives several years ago. Remember where to take scriptions—to O. A. Muller. A party consisting of L Wallace Scott and Richard departed on Thursday two weeks' outing at springs. The "boys" pr themselves to the fullest turn about in prepari meals, set the alarm clo away after sunup, and w briskly when in sight of as no antidote was pre leaving. For years a bunch of o forth in the city hall their frequent raids on pigeon houses has caused the neighbors. Marsha undecided as to what most exterminating the noctu of the air. Some suggesters that he climb the cur owls and ring their ne enlist the services of O Litten and indulge in a practice as the pesky th quest of more of Herr K Book of Our Clearance Sale you new bargains. Besides all Summer Merce. We quote today some lines, which are worth tion. Just read the prices on these Lace Curtains colors: pair All $1 50 Curtains $1 18 pair “ “ 1 75 “ 1 38 “ “ “ 2 00 “ 1 58 “ portion. We have a lot of single pairs of Curtains. Some are slightly losing out every pair in this lot BELOW COST. sale our newly arrived stock of LANKETS AND QUILTS for mountain trip. We put them on sale at the discount of 20 per towels, Sunbonnets, etc. Some of them formerly as high as $1, to close them out-10 & 15c each every day—come often and see for yourselves. FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts Whitaker-Perry Co. Successors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. very in stock a well-selected line of choice Groceries Grain and Feeds of all Kinds General Merchandise Farming Groceries Grain and Feeds of all Kinds General Merchandise Farming Implements Blacksmithing Best Price Paid for Country Produce The patronage of the public respectfully solicited. DON’T WORRY A good hot lunch from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a cold stine of beer at the Exchange” Bar and Cafe will make you forget your troubles. STEWART & MASON, Props. Carroll brothers were in town a few months ago in their Maxwell and few friends went autoing over country roundabout. They boxed candies at Mullinix’s. Tyler chaperoned a party ofellers who were in town Monday about the wind, the warm air and the news of the day. Call Mark. McKenzie is gathering the crops from eleven acres on the Dryer place, and is shipping them from the Loara station to Mr. McKenzie's commission house in Los Anle hunting for ballot boxes in pillar of the city hall at Santa Ana days ago the city clerk discovered fired sticks of dynamite. They supposed to have been placed there former city marshal having George Yung, the Orange winery man, has a suspended jail sentence hanging over him. He pleaded guilty to selling liquor in violation of the county ordinance, and on Monday morning Justice Pfeiffer of Orange gave him a sentence of $250 and thirty days in jail. The fine was paid and the jail sentence suspended. We give the best value in stationery—Mullinix. Engineer H. Clay Kellogg of the recently organized Newbert protection district, which has as its object the controlling of Santa Ana river storm waters, has made a report showing that a channel can be made from Fifth street in Santa Ana to the head waters of Newport bay that will be almost on a direct line. The five hundred license tags intended to be given with hunters' ll- McKenzie is gathering the crop potatoes from eleven acres on the Dryer place, and is shipping them from the Loara station to Mr. McKenzie's commission house in Los Andale hunting for ballot boxes in pillar of the city hall at Santa Ana days ago the city clerk discovered fired sticks of dynamite. They supposed to have been placed there by former city marshal, having taken from a group of boys who experimenting with the explosive several years ago. Remember where to take your pre-orders—to O. A. Mullinix. Party consisting of Louie Kroeger, Race Scott and Richard Broderick dated on Thursday overland for a week's outing at San Juan hot dogs. The "boys" propose to enjoy themselves to the fullest extent, take about in preparing the frugal food, set the alarm clocks to go off after sunup, and will only move when in sight of a rattlesnake. No antidote was provided before going. For years a bunch of owls have held in the city hall tower. Of late frequent raids on henroosts and chicken houses has caused a protest from neighbors. Marshal Steadman is decided as to what mode to pursue in terminating the nocturnal prowlers in the air. Some suggest poison, oth-that he climb the cupola, catch the band ring their necks, or he may hit the services of Constable Mike Hen and indulge in a little shotgun twice as the pesky things fly over in it of more of Herr Kistler's squabs. Engineer H. Clay Kellogg of the recently organized Newbert protection district, which has as its object the controlling of Santa Ana river storm waters, has made a report showing that a channel can be made from Fifth street in Santa Ana to the head waters of Newport bay that will be almost on a direct line. The five hundred license tags intended to be given with hunters' licenses were exhausted Saturday evening and later thirty-five receipts were issued by County Clerk Williams to persons who secured licenses to carry guns. The ten and twenty-five dollar tags have not been called for. Wm. Newberry has one of the finest potato patches in the West End. He has 7 acres of Burbanks and will clean up over a hundred dollars an acre. Lee Lane has charge of the place and everything is looking fine. A fine line of kodaks and supplies at Mullinix's. Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Markle went to Los Angeles on Tuesday to hear Judge Artman, who delivered an address on "The Unconstitutionality of the Saloon." Judge Artman made the decision in the superior court of Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hunt and children spent Sunday with Mr. Sparkes and family in the West End. An ice cream and cake social was a feature of the afternoon. 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, —