anaheim-gazette 1907-08-01

LOCAL EVENTS Miss Ella Rea is spending a month with friends in San Diego. Miss Anna Knapke of Oxnard visited with friends in town this week. Charley Fiala is doing relief work in Andy Fuhrberg’s emporium. It is said moonlight launch parties on Newport bay is the latest society fad. Peter Weisel will shortly commence the erection of a $3000 dwelling on Emily street. N. F. Steadman enjoyed a visit the past week from an old-time friend, N. A. Jacobs of Riverside. Miss George Bailey of Phoenix arrived yesterday and will spend some weeks visiting relatives and friends. E. L. Olmstead returned on Friday from his trip to Siskiyou county, whither he went on a mining proposition. William Lloyd Field, aged 23, and Alice Nettie Hains, aged 21, of Buena Park were married in Santa Ana on Thursday. Orange county has been noted for years for its fine peanuts. They grow here larger than in Virginia or North Carolina and much larger than in foreign countries. There are sections all along the San Gabriel and Los Angeles Rivers where this crop will grow as well as in Orange County in the rich bottom lands adjacent to the Santa Ana River. Miss Bernarda Castillo of Yorba and Stephen De La Reyes of Fullerton were married in the latter city on Saturday. Henry Adams celebrated his forty-first birthday anniversary on Wednesday. Fred T. Rimpau forwards Mexican cigars from Fairbanks, in honor of the recent birth of the daughter. The cigars have passed around the office force, hands are smoking the good he Mr. Rimpau and his family. Ellis Hinman of Goldfield guest this week of his old-time Chris Gilderman. Mr. Hinman formerly in the butcher business has struck it rich in the mines and forsaken his former avocation. One of the successful raisers of toes is George P. Nance, south town. Off of eight acres he had 406 sacks of Burbanks, average pounds to the sack. He receives per hundred net, making a total $1093.46. Alfred Clary, the young man confessed to having slugged and Isaiah Baker, an aged resident of port, recently has been allowed on probation. For the next four Clary must report to the sheriff a month. He must not go into neither may he associate with companions, or he will be subject to the penalty imposed in such cases two pals in the holdup are held trial. Wm. Fischer received a letter days ago from his brother and who are visiting relatives in Honolulu stating they are enjoying them immensely. “Chilly” takes in the ball games in New York, and that in a recent issue of the New World a full-page write-up was Walter Johnson, the pheno pitcher, who has signed with Miss Bernarda Castillo of Yorba and Stephen De La Reyes of Fullerton were married in the latter city on Saturday. Henry Adams celebrated his forty-first birthday anniversary on Wednesday last, by giving a dinner party to a few of his intimate friends. A bicycle belonging to Rev. Mitchell was stolen from the Presbyterian church last Wednesday evening. He had left it against the study steps, and when he went to look for it had disappeared. On Thursday it was found in the weeds on West Broadway, near the Rimpau residence. Rev. Mitchell is elated over its discovery. Mr. A. B. Richardson and daughters, Iza and Helen, and the Misses Kate Rea, Lela Steadman, Lillie Zeus, Emma Backs, Edna Lyons and Violet Nebelung are spending a fortnight at Laguna Beach. Clyde Bishop has sent out good-roads petitions to every precinct in the county. These petitions are to be gathered together and presented the board of supervisors with the request that the board proceed along the legal way toward bonding the county for good roads. It is said these petitions will be called in in about thirty days. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Armstrong and daughter, Miss Edleen, and Mrs. Wm. S. Armstrong and daughter, Miss Irma, of River Falls, Wisconsin, visited with B. F. Young and family of Huntington Beach the past week. The entire party spent Thursday at Bay City and Balboa, where they had a delightful time. Joseph Helmsen, while driving his automobile on Sunday evening, met with an accident at the corner of Olive and Sycamore streets which resulted in throwing his wife from the vehicle and inflicting severe bruises upon Mrs. Steadman. The automobile was quite badly wrecked and had to be taken to a garage for repairs. At the point indicated a telephone pole stands well out in the street, and the wonder is that more accidents have not been caused by it. Wm. Fischer received a letter days ago from his brother and who are visiting relatives in Honolulu stating they are enjoying their immensely. "Chilly" takes in the ball games in New York, and that in a recent issue of the New World a full-page write-up was written by Walter Johnson, the pheno-pitcher, who has signed with himington. Johnson pitched his first with the Olinda team in this city is destined to be a world-beater. Miss Alice Carver, daughter of Mrs. W. I. Carver of this city married in San Diego on Saturday Charles A. Booth of New York Mr. Booth is temporarily located Los Angeles, where he is master chanic of the Wheeler & Wilson ing Machine company. The wedded couple will reside temp in Los Angeles and will later New York where they will make future home. The bride's many f hereabout unite in wishing her fullest mead of happiness and sit in her married life. There was no quorum at the m of the city trustees Thursday even Business of importance which have been transacted was conseq laid over until next meeting. Action from property owners on the side of Broadway, between Los A and Lemon streets, asking pern to construct cement sidewalks or thoroughfare was received. The trustees present—Messrs. Fiscu Darling—gave informal instructi the engineer to proceed in the u and give petitioners the desired and lines for same, the residents anxious to construct the walks at News comes this week from Cibia, Tenn., of the death in that o Friday last of A. Merrifield, a lingering illness, superinduc Bright's disease. Deceased w brother-in-law to the editor of journal, and formerly resided he in Los Angeles. For a numb years past he has occupied a resilient position in the office of a sou railroad, with headquarters at Cibia. He has recently been in f health, and visited the Arkansas springs, in an effort to restore Joseph Helmsen, while driving his automobile on Sunday evening, met with an accident at the corner of Olive and Sycamore streets which resulted in throwing his wife from the vehicle and inflicting severe bruises upon Mrs. Steadman. The automobile was quite badly wrecked and had to be taken to a garage for repairs. At the point indicated a telephone pole stands well out in the street, and the wonder is that more accidents have not been caused by it. In trying to steer his machine around the pole the auto collided head-on with it. Mrs. Helmsen was thrown from the auto and stunned, while Mrs. Steadman received injuries which are not serious. The party alighted, and 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 includes your account of any small amount on up. This is a good month to be seen 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 posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEECASH WAISTS A genuine Cleanup of all Whiskey We have sold a phenomenal lot of Shirt Waists this season now. To close out one and all of them we have divided the entire Lot I. All Waists from $1.25 to $2 to $3. Every one this season's make; with long front or back. There is such an enormity that you cannot afford to overlook it. DRESS SKIRTS We have selected several dozen of Woolen mixed colors, left over from last season, while big sacrifice. Some of these skirts were for we need the room for the incoming fall stock. You can buy any of these skirts now at $1.58 EAC Washgoods still more reduced in price. Lace and Colored Canvas Slippers and Oxfords at A bottle of white polish FREE will ASHER & FALKEN Where Quality Counts NEWS AND BUSINESS Whitake NEWS AND BUSINESS Lots for Sale.—Olive Tract, on Olive, Sycamore and Adele streets, from $175 up. Write owner, 1435 F St, San Diego For Sale—High wheeled Studebaker wagon, 5-inch tire, 3½ axle, 3¾ bolster; nearly new. Apply Jungle Ranch. Fifteen purchasers of Buicks in Santa Ana and vicinity since January—ask any of them what they think of their car. Wm. F. Lutz Co. You will never know there are hills if you own a Buick; "good everywhere but best on hills." Wm. F. Lutz Co. Mrs. Dr. Flood and Miss Elsa Christian returned this week from a sojourn of several weeks at Newport Beach. No better harness made than our hand-made. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weisel are enjoying a weeks vacation at Anaheim landing. Plugless-body buggies are no experiment. Wm. F. Lutz Co. The many friends of Charley Stone, the genial north-side zanjero, have presented him with a Reo automobile to be used in his daily travels over the water district. For spraying call or address E. Speer, 214 N. Olive street, Anaheim. The irons extending the full width of panels of our plugless body buggy, brace the body and make it stronger and more rigid than any screwed body. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Peter Nicolas and George Miles have each purchased a Cadillac from O. R. Fuller's agency. A perfectly smooth panel can always be had if you buy a plugless-body buggy. Wm. F. Lutz Co. The Southern Pacific has a large force of men at work laying rails on its new cut-off from Smeltzer to Benedict. From the latter point the road connects with the S. P. tracks to this city. The road passes through Westminster and will save the company a haul of twenty miles, eliminating the run from Smeltzer. Whitaker Successors to J. W. Carry in stock a Gr Grain and General Merchandise Implement Highest Price Pa The patronage of DON'T A good hot lunch and a cold "Exchange" Battery forge STEVEN lands and the cut-off will greatlyitate handling the celery, be various other products raised prolific section. Don't turn in a fire alarm should see a peculiar light in the room; it is only our new charge for storage batteries. Come see it work. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Dietrich Misc Boom are at Laguna A perfectly smooth panel can always be had if you buy a plugless-body buggy. Wm. F. Lutz Co. The Southern Pacific has a large force of men at work laying rails on its new cut-off from Smeltzer to Benedict. From the latter point the road connects with the S. P. tracks to this city. The road passes through Westminster and will save the company a haul of twenty miles, eliminating the run from Smeltzer to Newport and by way of Santa Ana to Los Angeles. Large quantities of celery are shipped from the Peat- Is It Your Own Hair? Do you pin your hat to your own hair? Can't do it? Haven't enough hair? It must be you do not know Ayer's Hair Vigor! Here's an introduction! May the acquaintance result in a heavy growth of rich, thick, glossy hair! Use this splendid hair-food, stop your falling hair, and get rid of your dandruff. The best kind of a testimonial — "Sold for over sixty years." Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer's SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. Work Your Way Through The San Bernardino Business League arranges for young people can attend no other way to work board while taking a course. ses are surprisingly low for all. This school is achieving a suc equaled elsewhere on the coa the only school in Cal. m specialty of coaching for the Uil service and assisting young to secure government position. The famous Lightning Legit hand is taught here by its au guarantees to teach any young under reasonable conditions legibly 150 words of new matter minute in 3 to 4 months or charge. A good position is seen every graduate. Particulars asking, San Bernardino Busi lege, San Bernardino, Calif. WAISTS WAISTS Top of all White Shirt Waists. Waists this season and they are becoming broken in sizes have divided the entire stock on hand in three lots: from $1.25 to $1.75 now 98c “ $2 to $2.75 now $1.38 “ $3 to $4 now $1.98 like; with long or short sleeves; closing in such an enormous saving in these waists overlook it. TS UNDERPRICED Ten of Woolen Dress Skirts in plain and last season, which we are closing out at a skirts were formerly as high as $6.50, but coming fall stock—hence the price-cutting. Skirts now at — — — — 58 EACH All they be taken back or exchanged after leaving the store. In price. Ladies' and Children's White and Oxfords at a discount of 20 per cent. White polish FREE with every pair. FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts Whitaker-Perry Co. successors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. in stock a well-selected line of choice 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. the cut-off will greatly facilitating the celery, besides the other products raised in that station. turn in a fire alarm if you see a peculiar light in our sales-only our new charging plant batteries. Come in and have them. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Mrs. Tommy Dietrich and are at Laguna. Unclaimed Letters Unclaimed letters in the Anaheim postoffice for week ending July 29, 1907: Mrs. Delphine Corona, Mrs. S. J. Goodrich card, Johan Jacobs card, C. E. Johnson card, Mrs. Martina Macillas card, Ephriam Nelson, J. G. Smith, Chas. Schmann card, Gustave Slerman, Harry Troup card, James Two-mey card, S. S. Twombly, S. Yougai. Unclaimed Letters Unclaimed letters in the Anaheim postoffice for week ending July 29, 1907: Mrs. Delphine Corona, Mrs. S. J. Goodrich card, Johan Jacobs card, C. E. Johnson card, Mrs. Martina Macillas card, Ephriam Nelson, J. G. Smith, Chas. Schmann card, Gustave Slerman, Harry Troup card, James Twomey card, S. S. Twombly, S. Yougai. When calling for above letters please say "advertised" and name the date of this list. One cent extra will be charged for each advertised letter. Letters remaining unclaimed at the expiration of fifteen days from date will be sent to the dead letter office. J. W. DUCKWORTH, P. M. $55 for a neat stick seat buggy. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. The new brick being built in Fullerton for Cline Bros. by P. A. Schumaker is being pushed along at a rapid pace, and when completed will be one of the finest store buildings in that city. While pumping water by the aid of a horse on the old Strehle place on Olive street, the animal backed into the well-pit. It required an hour and a half of time to rescue the beast, which escaped with but slight injuries. We could not make better harness than we do. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Rev. Mitchell left Tuesday for Huntington Beach where he will enjoy a vacation until next Thursday. The Independent Fruit Company has shipped its last carload of Valencia oranges, making ten carloads sent out the past few weeks. The growers were paid from $2 50 to $3 per box, net.