anaheim-gazette 1907-08-15

LOCAL EVENTS M. L. Rogers was in town this week from San Francisco. Bobby Rimpau has taken a position at Wallace's grocery. Bowman Merritt has taken a position at Hatzfeld's drug store. George Miles and family are spending several weeks at Bay City. P. H. Krick, L. E. Miller and B. V. Beebe were visitors in Los Angeles on Monday. Miss Nellie Darling has returned from a visit of several weeks with relatives at Ontario. Oscar Renner and family are at Wheelers Springs, Ventura county, for an outing of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Welborn Wallop and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hatzfeld spent several days the past week at Coronado. Wagon-loads of melons are being brought into town. Melons and fruit have been high, but lower prices are ruling. Capt. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. and Miss Kathryn Hayden drove to Laguna on Friday in the Captain's auto. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Scott and their daughter and granddaughter are enjoying an outing at Coronado Tent City. Miss Emma Miller of San Jose, and Mrs. W. S. Wansley of Sherman have returned home after a short visit in Anaheim. Mrs. J. B. Rea returned the first of the week from a fortnight's outing at Laguna. Mrs. Richardson and her two daughters, Misses Iza and Helen, and the Misses Kate Rea, Lillie Zeus, Edna Lyon, Violet Nebelung and Emma at two women on horseback and to run. At the turn into the driveway the carriage was over and both women thrown to the Miss Roedick's arm was broken wrist, her hip sprained and bruised. Both bones of Mrs. der's left arm were broken at bow, and she, too, was badly W. A. Wallace was some daken to Lake Elsinore for the eration of his health which had precarious of late. Mr. Wallace weeks ago went on a camping dition to Trabuca canyon and seriously ill. It is thought that sojourn in the higher altitudes interior valley will benefit his and that he will be able shortly turn. Mrs.Wallace accompany She returned on Saturday. L vices from Mr. Wallace, whose is due to weak lungs, are to th that he is improving. We save you money in drugs linix Drug Store. Manager Schwenckert of the Telephone & Telegraph company nounces that an additional sec the switchboard in the local ex office will be installed in a few order to meet the constantly inc business of the company. The mean the employment of an ad operator. The exchange has than 300 subscribers, and the is being added to daily. Chas. Triolo the well know Angeles commission man was a visitor in the town this week Triolo has been handling A potatoes by the carload and is notcher when it comes to secur highest prices. Miss L. L. Ingraham has r from a fortnight's outing at be sorts. While at Bay City she an expert swimmer. She re very enjoyable outing. Miss Emma Miller of San Jose, and Mrs. W. S. Wansley of Sherman have returned home after a short visit in Anaheim. Mrs. J. B. Rea returned the first of the week from a fortnight's outing at Laguna. Mrs. Richardson and her two daughters, Misses Iza and Helen, and the Misses Kate Rea, Lillie Zeus, Edna Lyon, Violet Nebelung and Emma Backs, who have been spending a fortnight at Laguna Beach, returned to their homes in this city yesterday. Geo. Kamerer and Cathaline Enoch of the oil wells were married by Rev. C. A. Young at his residence in Santa Ana on Wednesday evening. A number of friends were present at the ceremony, and accompanied the happy couple on a short auto drive after the ceremony. John Gerken spent Sunday in Corona a guest of Steve Cottle. He reports Steve as being just as slender as ever, but withal doing a prosperous business. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hart and Miss Diedrich departed on Tuesday for San Diego, where Mrs. Hart will remain several months for the benefit of her health. She has been a sufferer from rheumatism, and while in San Diego will consult a specialist in order to get relief. Mr. Hart returned yesterday. Mrs. Stapper of Los Angeles and her daughter, Mrs. L. Colladay and child of Northwest Canada, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Helmsen on Sunday. They were driven in Mr. Helmsen's auto through Placentia and other points of interest on Sunday afternoon. Prof. Sisson of the Santa Ana business college is at a Los Angeles hospital, where he was some days ago operated upon for appendicitis. Prof. Sisson a year ago underwent a similar operation and now finds it necessary to again submit to the surgeon's knife. His condition is reported favorable, and it is hoped he will soon be able to return to his business duties. Miss Matilda Roedick and Mrs. Geo. Schroeder of Orange, sisters of Mrs. Bruce Anson of this city, were the victims of a disastrous runaway late Saturday afternoon. The women were Miss L. L. Ingraham has resided from a fortnight's outing at best sorts. While at Bay City she an expert swimmer. She very enjoyable outing. Miss Mary Bolz of West A was married in Los Angeles the week to Mr. Rodrigues, a young gentleman of that city. For Sale—Five year old fast horse. Apply to E. Bastady south of Buena Park. John Hahn's gelding pacer which was entered in the 2:40 Santa Ana last week, was will before the start. The horse, imported, would start in the foot in the Admission Day races at the track, but Mr. Hahn said yestead decided to withdraw his hone consequently he will not start. Wanted—An apprentice to local bakery business. Apply to W City bakery, 303 West Center. A 50-foot lot on Center street site Philadelphia, was this week by L. A. Evans to B. Hart $1600. A year ago the lot was L. Nemetz to Evans for $700 foot lot adjoining it, on the c Hedwig street, owned by Jos. This week brought an offer of The offer was refused. Murray Paschall is home from months' visit to relatives in K He will soon leave for Los An accept a position as telegraphist the Western Union. Mrs. Baxter was nonsuited i tempt to secure $2500 damage Constable Litten, for closing taurant some weeks ago, as she without legal warrant. Mrs claimed to have purchased the heim restaurant, but there are claimants and it would take delphia lawyer to find out w the rightful owner. Litten co restaurant under attachment small sum and Mrs. Baxter re by suing him for damages in the amount Judge Densmore of Sisson a year ago underwent a similar operation and now finds it necessary to again submit to the surgeon's knife. His condition is reported favorable, and it is hoped he will soon be able to return to his business duties. Miss Matilda Roedick and Mrs. Geo. Schroeder of Orange, sisters of Mrs. Bruce Anson of this city, were the victims of a disastrous runaway late Saturday afternoon. The women were returning home from a pleasure drive and were driving on North Glassell street, near the Roedick residence, when their horse became frightened. THE NEST EGG you deposit today will hatch overy comfortable sum when days come upon you. THE GERMAN AMERICAN is doing you a service in urging to open an account with it today value of that service will be parent to you every year in your banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowes posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. NEWS AND BUSINESS Cashier Phelps of the American Savings bank, who was some weeks ago operated upon for appendicitis, has recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital, and is now at the home of his father in Los Angeles. He will probably be able soon to return and resume his position in the bank. FOR SALE—Good horse and buggy, set of carpenters tools and household goods. 'Phone. Sunset 166. Use Kellog's Ant Paste for ants. For sale only at Mullinix Drug Store. Mr. Artago of Los Angeles on Saturday bought fifty tons of green chiles from Isaac Clemens at $22.50 per ton. $55 for a neat stick seat buggy. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Seventeen Buicks in Santa Ana and vicinity; ask any of the owners of them what they think of their car. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Mr. Green of Miraflores sold 50 tons of chile peppers to Los Angeles parties at $22.50 per ton. Mr. Green has thirty acres of the best peppers he ever raised, and says he has no more for sale at these figures. Plugless body buggies are way ahead of anything in the vehicle line. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Business Education pays. The new Los Angeles Business College catalog sent on application. Address secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hatton are here from Whittier on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hayden. Mr. and Mrs. Moore expect to leave next week on an eastern tour. Enjoy about six months course in the Orange County Business College this fall. How about your drug bill? Trade at Mullinix Drug Store if you want to save money. Bert Robertson has returned from Ingraham has returned night's outing at beach re-ble at Bay City she became swimmer. She reports a table outing. Bolz of West Anaheim in Los Angeles the past Mr. Rodrigues, a popular man of that city. Five year old fast driving to E. Bastady mile ena Park. 15-3t Man's gelding pacer L. W., entered in the 2:40 race at last week, was withdrawn start. The horse, it was re-ld start in the forty pace mission Day races at the same Mr. Hahn said yesterday he to withdraw his horse, and he will not start. An apprentice to learn the business. Apply to Wilson's, 303 West Center st. It lot on Center street, oppo-alphia, was this week sold Evans to B. Hartfield for dear ago the lot was sold by to Evans for $700. A 50-binding it, on the corner of street, owned by Jos. Helmsen, brought an offer of $2500. Was refused. Paschall is home from a two hit to relatives in Kentucky. An leave for Los Angeles to position as telegrapher with Union. Litter was nonsuited in her att- secure $2500 damages from Litten, for closing her res-ne weeks ago, as she alleges real warrant. Mrs. Baxter have purchased the Ana-rant, but there are other and it would take a Phila-yer to find out which was owner. Litten closed the under attachment for a and Mrs. Baxter retaliated for damages in the aboveudge Densmore of River-and Mrs. Wm. Hatton are here from Whittier on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hayden. Mr. and Mrs. Moore expect to leave next week on an eastern tour. Enjoy about six months course in the Orange County Business College this fall. How about your drug bill? Trade at Mullinix Drug Store if you want to save money. Bert Robertson has returned from Portland where he went to visit his mother. Bert reports a way-up time and glad to get back to the glorious climate of Southern California. For spraying call or address E. Speer, 214 N. Olive street, Anaheim. Fine stationery at Mullinix Drug Store. Miss Lily Krebs of Azusa, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. J. Fischer the past week. Saturday evening Miss Maude Kester of Los Angeles came down for a short stay. Take your prescriptions to O. A. Mullinix. Lots for Sale.-Olive Tract, on Olive Sycamore and Adele streets, from $175 up. Write owner, 1435 F St, San Diego We are not going out of business but our everyday prices would indicate it. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Wickersheim Implement company of Fullerton, have opened up a new Home Sewing Machine agency at Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. McWilliam's dress-making shop on south Los Angeles street near the First National Bank. They handle all kinds of sewing machines and all kinds of needles and parts. New and second hand sewing machines sold, rented and repaired. 84t Kodak supplies at Mullinix Drug Store. Rev. Haffen, pastor of the Methodist church, has returned from a ten days' stay at Huntington Beach where he has been attending camp meetings. Take your prescriptions to Mullinix Drug Store. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Booth of Los Angeles visited several days this week with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carver. Mullinix Drug Store—the poor man's friend. Uncle Jacob Everhardy improved from his recent illness sufficiently to leave the house and will soon be entirely recovered. A large assortment from the fact at the hand from $4.00 t ter and also o Come in and you will be ter values ther where. Yungbl Phones Sunset 294 Home 1044 DON A good hot lunch and a col- "Exchange" I forg STE 809 S. HILL Strong, original, practical, SUCO solute MERIT its only alliance. CHARACTER, and INFLUENCE; one a WOODBURY testimonial linctive quality. "The SUCO ready. POSITIONS SECURED, structive, INSPIRING. Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer turned from their honeymoon have gone to housekeeping home at the corner of West more streets. What is "good everywhe Litten, for closing her restence weeks ago, as she alleges real warrant. Mrs. Baxter have purchased the Anarant, but there are other and it would take a Philayer to find out which was owner. Litten closed the under attachment for a and Mrs. Baxter retaliated from damages in the above judge Densmore of Riverg for Judge West in the surt, heard the lady's story decision in favor of the con- GG today will hatch out into a ertable sum when your old upon you. MAN AMERICAN BANK a service in urging you account with it today. The at service will be more apou every year in your life. an Bank with safe and conservative and interest allowed on deCHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. Take your prescriptions to Mullinix Drug Store. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Booth of Los Angeles visited several days this week with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carver. Mullinix Drug Store—the poor man's friend. Uncle Jacob Everhardy improved from his recent illness sufficiently to leave the house and will soon be entirely recovered. When the Hair Falls Then it's time to act! No time to study, to read, to experiment! You want to save your hair, and save it quickly, too! So make up your mind this very minute that if your hair ever comes out you will use Ayer's Hair Vigor. It makes the scalp healthy. The hair stays in. It cannot do anything else. 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 Ayer's SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. Mr. and Mrs. John Dwye turned from their honeymoon have gone to housekeeping home at the corner of West more streets. What is "good everywhere on hills?" Wm. F. Lutz C. We guarantee everything Mullinix Drug Store. Otto Zeus was in town the week, visiting relatives Otto came down from Saratoga business, and dropped between trains to say howd we save you money in our linix Drug Store. Capt. and Mrs. Williams at Huntington, Laguna beach resorts. Trade at Mullinix Drug When you meet an autor a smile, that smile indicates machine is a Buick, "good but best on hills." Wm. Mayor Rust and family ed from a several week Idyllwild. Did you enjoy your week you were away? You did; buy a plugless and finish the year in Wm. F. Lutz Co. Rev. C. B. Ebey, father fen, will preach at the church next Sunday morning. Always Reliable Special Sales Every Day DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST It will pay you well to come to our store quite often during month of August. There will be specials every day—sometimes at cost and often below—but for One Day Only—before give us a call whenever you are in town. We are offering the balance of our White Washsuits in Lawns and other materials at HALF PRICE SEE THE PRICES IN THE WINDOW Using out White Oxford and Slippers—white polish free with every pair. SHER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts SUIT CASES Large assortment just received direct from the factory. You will be surprised at the handsome case you can buy at from $4.00 to $6.50. We also carry better and also cheaper values. large assortment just received direct from the factory. You will be surprised at the handsome case you can buy at from $4.00 to $6.50. We also carry better and also cheaper values. Come in and take a look at them and you will be convinced that they are better values than you can purchase elsewhere. ungbluth & Kroeger 127 W. Center St DON'T WORRY 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. Woodbury Business College 809 S. HILL ST., LOS ANGELES, CAL. Original, practical, SUCCESSFUL. Belongs to no "chain" or trust, class or clan—abbreviates its only alliance. Concentrated, enthusiastic, COMPLETE. A school of FORCE, TER, and INFLUENCE. Prestige of long experience, thousands of graduates—every Woodbury testimonial and a vital force in the world. "BETTERNESS" its disqualification. "THE SUCCESS OF THE STUDENT" its slogan. Entire year—enter when POSITIONS SECURED. Write for "CATALOG W"—its illustrated, interesting, inspirational. and Mrs. John Dwyer have re-rom their honeymoon tour and gone to housekeeping at their corner of West and Syca-feets. Rev. Rogatsky attended the camp-meeting of the German Methodist church at Hollywood and the English Methodist camp-meeting at Huntington Beach last week. He also visited neighboring seaside resorts. Rev. and Mrs. John Dwyer have refrom their honeymoon tour and one to housekeeping at their corner of West and Sycaweets. is "good everywhere, but best " Wm. F. Lutz Co. guarantee everything we sell. Drug Store. Zeus was in town the first of visitings relatives and friends. down from San Francisco ness, and dropped into town trains to say howdy. have you money in drugs—Muldug Store. and Mrs. Williams have been Huntington, Laguna and other resorts. at Mullinix Drug Store. you meet an automobilist with that smile indicates that his is a Buick, "good everywhere, on hills." Wm. F. Lutz Co. Rust and family have returna several weeks' outing at old. you enjoy your vacation the you were away? We presume buy a plugless body buggy the year in good shape. Lutz Co. C. B. Ebey, father of Mrs. Hafill preach at the Methodist next Sunday morning. Rev. Rogatsky attended the campmeeting of the German Methodist church at Hollywood and the English Methodist camp-meeting at Huntington Beach last week. He also visited neighboring seaside resorts. Rev. Rogatsky will attend the annual conference of the German M. E. church in San Francisco the middle of September. Plugless body buggies give more satisfaction to our customers than any other make. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Take your prescriptions to Mullinix Drug Store. New water mains are being laid in the streets. Weather sharps predict an early fall. Unclaimed Letters Unclaimed letters in the Anaheim postoffice for week ending Aug. 12, '07: Bryide Acosta, Mr. Daikoku, Julio Gomez, Melesio Heredia, H. J. Murry, John Mattu, Folentino Martines, T. Mocting, F. Meimeta, Leno Romero, Juan Ramos, Annie Solingu, Jas. E. Warne, Mr. Wukita, Jas. E. Wearne. 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.