anaheim-gazette 1907-07-25

LOCAL EVENTS Miss Alexandria Fay is here from Brooklyn, N. Y., visiting relatives. Born, Friday, July 19th, to the wife of W. A. Frantz, a girl. Supt. J. P. Greeley of the Whittier state school was in town on Thursday. Miss Ida Rannow is home from Los Angeles for a short visit with her folks. Ernest Schroeder, aged 22, and Flora Schimming, aged 20, both of this city, have been licensed to wed. Fred Johnson and wife returned on Monday from a pleasant two-weeks' outing at National City and Lower California. Artificer J. P. Gibson and a corps of assistants is engaged at the armory in a general cleanup of Co. E.'s effects since its return from the Presidio. Mrs. Ed. Pellegrin and children have arrived from Nogales, Ariz., to spend the summer with friends. Mrs. Grimshaw, Miss Grimshaw, Mrs. Ed. Pellegrin and Mrs. Benner-schmidt were visitors in Los Angeles on Monday. Claude Glass, who has been visiting his folks at San Ramon, has returned and assumed his position as foreman on C. O. Rust's place on Palm street. Mayor Rust departed yesterday for Strawberry Valley for a fortnight's visit with his folks, who are domiciled there for their summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dyer spent Sunday at Ocean Park. Mrs. Dyer remained there a few days as the guest of Mrs. Tomas Hext of Denver. Tim Carroll recently returned from Work upon the new concrete for the water works is progressing idly and will soon be ready for tank. The cement wellpit also rushed to completion, is of a substantial character and together with two fine wells forms a valuable to the city’s water works. The enlarged water mains are being and quite an activity pervades the city departments. Many water and lights consumers will be ed to the lists just so soon as the works and electric light improve are completed. The present plant been overloaded for months past, due to the rapid growth of the city with the enlarged and modern house equipped with the best and improved machinery, the city’s municipal plant will be one of the best state. Harold H. Moore, traveling larger agent of the Santa Fe, was in a day or two ago looking after bus interests. Mr. Moore is one of most popular railroad men on the road and has friends in every cross-town, as well as in the larger burgee state. He was in personal contact of the editorial excursion to Teneme some weeks ago, and has since conceded a party through the Grand Canyon returning in charge of a N. E. accession. He reports his company business out of this city for June heaviest for that month in the hottest of the company. Miss Elsie Asher entertained a number of her friends at a party on Friday evening in honor of her fifteenth day. She was assisted by her sister Miss Gertrude Asher, and an enjoyable evening was participated in. Cities were played and refreshments served. Those present were: Misses Elsie Asher Mayor Rust departed yesterday for Strawberry Valley for a fortnight's visit with his folks, who are domiciled there for their summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dyer spent Sunday at Ocean Park. Mrs. Dyer remained there a few days as the guest of Mrs. Tomas Hext of Denver. Tim Carroll recently returned from a business trip through the northern and central parts of the state. Just as firmly convinced as ever, Tim says Orange county beats them all. W. G. Mason and a large contingent in and about Loara station are mourning the demise of his pet cat "Rags," whose life got snuffed out Tuesday morning by being run over by the local north-bound flyer. J. H. Clabaugh visited relatives at Arlington over Sunday. Mrs. Clabaugh, who had been a guest of friends there during the past week, returned with him on Sunday evening. The shipment of potatoes from this place continues briskly, the Wagner Bros. and Mr. Hall being probably the largest shippers. The tubers are money this year and all raisers of spuds have cleaned up quite a snug bank account. A frightful accident befell John Oxarart while the young man was driving a four-mule team in Fullerton on his way home in the La Habra valley from this city one day last week. The mules took fright at a passing automobile and turning suddenly cramped the wagon and broke the tongue. Mr. Oxarart was thrown to the ground and his left arm was caught in a wheel, dislocated at the shoulder, torn and bruised, and his body otherwise severely injured. The unfortunate young man was given immediate medical attention, and made to feel as comfortable as possible under the circumstances. It is feared he will never regain the use of his injured arm. The family of M. A. Williams held a reunion at the ranch home in Soquel canyon on Sunday, and the occasion will long be pleasantly remembered. A bountiful spread was a feature. The kin folks came from several neighboring towns and when all assembled Miss Elsie Asher entertained a number of her friends at a party on Friday evening in honor of her fifteenth day. She was assisted by her sister Miss Gertrude Asher, and an enjoyment was participated in. Cereal were played and refreshments served. Those present were: Misses Elsie Gertrude Asher, Rachel Knapp, Mills, Kathryn Hayden, Anna Schiller, Lela Steadman, Marie Flaherty, Henrietta Hirshfeld of Los Angeles Herbert Hansen, Karl Branden Syril Tipton, Wayne Goble, Gret Hagar. Richard Melrose of this city Domingo Bastanchury of Fullerton were guests at the Hollenbeck house the time of the fire which threatened for a time to consume the building night last week. Each escaped in nightclothes. After the subsidence the flames, which were confined to cupola, they returned to their room and procured their valuables and belongings. Sam Williams came in from Yuma few days ago to visit with the family He has been in the territory in recent years for 10 years and sees many changes here during his absence. He has posed of his interests in the territory and will remain in this state in future. Sam was in town Monday evening in company of his brother Milam, and visited Aerie No. 946 see the latter ride the goat that entered. C. Amberg was in Los Angeles Monday tracing up a shipment of vitreure and supplies for his barber An order for these goods was placed nine weeks ago, and he was assigned three weeks' time was sufficient effect delivery. A tracer was sent and Mr. Amberg was promised freight would arrive without further delay. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Mann depended on Tuesday for Corona where she will visit for a few days with S.Cottle and wife, and will then proceed to San Diego for a fortnight's stay. Simon Toussau of this city, natl France, aged 29 years, has made a cation to become a naturalized citizen The family of M. A. Williams held a reunion at the ranch home in Soquel canyon on Sunday, and the occasion will long be pleasantly remembered. A bountiful spread was a feature. The kin folks came from several neighboring towns and when all assembled at the hospitable home it was with feelings of happiness and good cheer for young and old. The day was spent in relating reminiscences of the past, the family being one of the oldest in their section, and it was with regret that the time came for leavetaking, for it has been years since the family has been assembled together at one time. May they all live long and prosper is the wish of their many friends. YOUR BALANCE is always larger than you anticipate. The accumulation of THE ITEM OF INTEREST is of such steady growth we have realize it. This savings bank into your account of any small amount on up. This is a good month to be See us and do so now. A year you'll be surprised at results. 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. PH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGH Cashi NEWS AND BUSINESS For Sale—Gum wood. C.C. Browning ranch. Phone Sub. 164. For sale—a surrey. Apply at the Korn place, Anaheim. For Sale—High wheeled Studebaker wagon, 5-inch tire, 3½ axle, 3¾ bolster; nearly new. Apply Jungle Ranch. No horse too strong for our hand-made harness. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Stewart are at Newport Beach. 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. S. D. Rule transacted business in Los Angeles on Monday. Mr. Rule is the possessor of 50 acres of Orange county's choicest soil, all of which is intensively cultivated. Twenty acres is devoted to the propagation of garden and farm seeds, which have been contracted for by a Los Angeles wholesale seed house; the balance is devoted to the raising of spuds, which have proved to be a lucrative crop this year. From six acres devoted to the latter crop he cleared $900 net. Ask the owner of a Buick; he will tell you what he thinks of his car. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. The Fraternal Brotherhood held joint installation with the Fullerton lodge at the latter place on Wednesday evening. Sister Supreme Vice-president Neidig of Los Angeles conducted the installation. A banquet followed the official ceremonies. The following officers of Anaheim lodge have been elected to serve for the ensuing term: J. W. Dickenson, president; Miss Hanna Harwitz, vice president; Mrs. H. A. McWilliams, secretary; J. W. Howard, chaplain; The Fraternal Brotherhood held joint installation with the Fullerton lodge at the latter place on Wednesday evening. Sister Supreme Vice-president Neidig of Los Angeles conducted the installation. A banquet followed the official ceremonies. The following officers of Anaheim lodge have been elected to serve for the ensuing term: J. W. Dickenson, president; Miss Hanna Harwitz, vice president; Mrs. H. A. McWilliams, secretary; J. W. Howard, chaplain; Mrs. Paschall, sergeant; Mrs. J. H. Clabaugh, Mistress-at-Arms; W. D. Thompson, inside door-keeper; J. H. Clabaugh, outside door-keeper; Mrs. Boyd, captain of Escort Team. Pitchforks, spades, shovels, rakes and hoes. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. For spraying call or address E. Speer, 214 N. Olive street, Anaheim. Studebaker wagons, McCormick mowers and rakes; all the leading makes of implements. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. We intend to sell a few more Buicks this year; ask for a demonstration. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE A. U. W. CO. Notice is hereby given that the official date for the beginning of Run 3 has been fixed at July 27. All orders for renting of stock must be filed in the office before that date. It P. H. KRICK, secy. Don't let the brass work on your auto get tarnished, use our brass polish. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. The engagement is announced of Henry D. Tuffree and Miss Cora Normandy. $55 for a neat stick seat buggy. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. CARD OF THANKS Tim Carroll wishes to return thanks to the fire company and citizens generally for their prompt response to the fire alarm given for the fire at Yerde's place in the West End Monday afternoon. It had been erroneously stated that Mr. Carroll's barn was burning. Nevertheless Mr. Carroll is loud in his praise of the efficiency of the fire company and takes this means of bestowing praise upon the company for its promptness in rendering assistance to those when in need, whether the call comes from outside their jurisdiction or not. Herman Dickel is spending a few weeks at Tent City. Church Notes Rev. A. B. Markel of the Church will speak on "Latter Prophets" next Sunday evening are invited. The ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet this (Thursday) noon at the home of Mrs. Birch All members and ladies of the gation are invited to attend. The C. E. of the Christian will sell ice cream and cake Saturday afternoon and evening in Mr. Sullivan building on Center street, opposing Hill Sisters. All are welcome. MABEL For that Dandruff There is one thing that will cure it—Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It is a regular scalp-medicine. It quickly destroys the germs which cause this disease. The unhealthy scalp becomes healthy. The dandruff disappears, had to disappear. A healthy scalp means a great deal to you—healthy hair, no dandruff, no pimples, no eruptions. 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. Always Reliable Our Mid-Summer Clearance Sale Will only last till the arrival of our Fall Stock. You realize the full import of this sale you will not hesitate We are closing out many lines for less than cost, rather try them over. Lace Curtain Clean-up 20 per cent off and more upon all curtains A chance to furnish your house with curtains. We have from 50c to $4.50 a pair. Every shade is represented. We our special attention to our Arabian Colored Curtains. Buy Your Curtains Now Summer Merchandise at cost and below. FASHER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts Initaker-Perry Co. Accessors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. In stock a well-selected line of choice Groceries mitaker-Perry Co. accessors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. 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 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. Church Notes S. Markel of the Christian speak on "Latter Day next Sunday evening. All Aid of the Presbyterian meet this (Thursday) afterhome of Mrs. Bird Beebe. and ladies of the congrevated to attend. S. of the Christian church cream and cake Saturday and evening in Mr. Shanley's Center street, opposite the All are welcome. MABEL BUSH. Services in the Gospel Tent conState Evangelist L.W. Barn Burned A barn belonging to Ernest Yarde west of town was destroyed by fire on Monday afternoon shortly after 3 o'clock. A horse, several tons of hay, a buggy and various farming utensils were consumed. Two pigs were so badly burned they had to be killed. The origin of the fire is supposed to have been children playing with matches. The fire department responded promptly, but on account of the distance from the city mains were powerless to stay the flames. Yarde was away at the time. No insurANCE was carried upon the barn or its contents. Meet this (Thursday) after home of Mrs. Bird Beebe. and ladies of the congregation to attend. E. of the Christian church cream and cake Saturday evening in Mr. Shanley's Center street, opposite the All are welcome. MABEL BUSH. Services in the Gospel Tent confirm State Evangelist J. W. The Advent Christian denommation continued every eveweek, Saturday excepted. Our services will be at 11 a.m., and 7:30 p.m., the afternoon morning, "The Signs of the Occurring the Proximity of the World." The meetings last past week have been well attended and have resulted in some K. Judson, (nee Alice Warnner) of this city and sister of her and Mrs. J. M. Backs, of Angeles at 9:30 o'clock on Sunday. Funeral services will be in that city at 1 o'clock (Sunday) afternoon. Rivers through from the hot springs the boys from this city are themselves to the limit, hunt-land and telling blood-curdling adventures in the jungle thereabout. The hurry supplies received by some of the boys from this city are precluded all over famine in that neck of the time at least. Been brought by the United Meeting Company against the Beach Canning, Pickling company of Huntington collect a bill of $1290.92, al-ready been contracted for on the cannery. Special Meeting The city trustees held a special meeting Friday evening and granted C. Schindler & Son an extension of time on their contract with the city for constructing sidewalks on Chartres, Chestnut, Oak and Claudina streets. The time limit in the original contract expired July 22d. On recommendation of the superintendent of streets the council accepted the sidewalks on Chartres and Oak streets. There were present Trustees Rust, Fiscus and Darling. Mrs. Leroy Beardsley and daughter, Miss Gertrude, of Wisconsin, are guests of Mrs. Beebe. On Friday they were taken to Upland for an outing. They drove on Euclid avenue and visited other points of interest in the upper valley. They leave this week for their home in the east. Miss Ethel McFarland and Miss Mabel Bush, charming young ladies, will preside over the ice cream booth at the Christian church social in Shanley's building Saturday afternoon and evening. Miss Helen Fossek is home for a week's vacation from Los Angeles, where she has a responsible position with a mercantile firm.