anaheim-gazette 1908-02-20

Pacific Anaheim, Cali Newly Opened The Right Goods Wedding Anniversary About 60 friends surprised Mr. and and Mrs. Wm. Shumacher on Friday evening, the occasion being their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Shumacher took part in a mock ceremony attended by Miss Cora Bowen and Richard Dugdale. Miss Frances Backs was flower girl and Mr. Eastman acted as pastor. A punch bowl and glasses were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Shumacher. The evening was spent in games and light refreshments were served. Mrs. Charles W. Harrison gave teenth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Shumacher took part in a mock ceremony attended by Miss Cora Bowen and Richard Dugdale. Miss Frances Backs was flower girl and Mr. Eastman acted as pastor. A punch bowl and glasses were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Shumacher. The evening was spent in games and light refreshments were served. Mrs. Charles W. Harrison gave a handkerchief shower in honor of Miss Cora Bowen Wednesday, Feb. 19, at her home on Olive street. Closing Celery Season There are about seventy-five more carloads of celery to be shipped from the celery fields to the eastern markets. Last Friday G. W. Moore, manager of the Celery Growers’ Association, and H. S. Hazeltine, manager of the California Vegetable Union, made a trip over the fields and came to the conclusion that it would not be necessary to pool the last shipments. The eastern markets are out of celery, and good prices prevail. The blight this year curtailed the output of this county. The association expects to reduce its acreage to about three-fifths what it is this year. Fire at Orange The Orange dry goods company in the Dobner block, Orange, was damaged by fire early on Tuesday morning. The origin of the fire is not definitely known but it is supposed to have been from a heating stove in the room. L. J. Fahien is the proprietor and he estimates his loss at $2000. He carried $1500 insurance in the Prussian national. The stock was entirely ruined by fire and water. One of the patrol boxes maintained by the merchants and manufacturers’ association is located on the building and the fire was discovered when the patrolman was at the farthest end of his beat. Placentia Miss Flora V. Wadsworth of San Diego has been elected to finish Miss Banda’s term as school teacher here. Miss Banda intends taking up Osteo- Placentia Miss Flora V. Wadsworth of San Diego has been elected to finish Miss Banda's term as school teacher here. Miss Banda intends taking up osteopath work. Thursday morning was the coldest of the season, being down to 30 degrees. Ice was formed in some places but no damage was done. Miss Ruby and Edgar Crowther attended a valentine and card party at E. K. Benchley's Friday evening. Mrs. O. P. Jones of Santa Ana is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. H. Peeler. Mrs. O. Lillie spent Saturday in Los Angeles. Mrs. T. Staley spent part of the week in Los Angeles. Mrs. Wilber of Iowa is visiting Mrs. M. H. Peeler. Miss Christine Jacobsen of Los Angeles spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Round Table met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. R. H. Gilman. Mrs. J. Forbes will entertain the Placentia whist club Friday afternoon of this week. Mrs. Wetzell's sister who is visiting here from Texas has been on the sick list the past week. Messrs. Buchunn of Illinois are visiting with George Messler. Mrs. N. P. Robertson is entertaining friends from St. Louis. Curtain swisses 12½c at Asher & Falkenstein. c Implement n, Cal. Opposite Miller's Hardware Store Los A ned with a Car of V Car of Implements ds For Lost Considerable Skin While riding in front of an automobile and blocking its speed, a young man from Orange was knocked off his bicycle at Santa Ana on Sunday and skidded along the pavement on the seat of his trousers for about sixty feet. He made a dash in front of a machine driven by W. E. McFadden of Placentia, in which were McFadden, his wife and baby. Suddenly the bicycle rider in misjudging the speed of the automobile, was struck and knocked nown. He fell flat on his stomach on the pavement Had he been a smaller man he would Home-Seeker We Have What He Wants EAUMONT Miles East of Los Angeles on S. P. Ry. Promised Land ally seek good land, this is the most good land opening of the age. Ifoll where railroad facilities, mark-water and pure sunshine are avail-your opportunity. Beaumont is in of the best and biggest fruit district in California. Riverside County is its great fruit production and Beau-the best of it. Beaumont holds the state medal and judging by the vigoranting, will continue to have it. Mean Business Beau-is the Place for You The fruit lands in the townsite origi-ded by the Company, there came a land for 5 and 10 acre tracts from intend to develop their own indi-r supply. The Company has met and by placing upon the market a tract, south and east of the city. The adjoining land is found 16 to 20 one surface. No plat is more than a walk from the Southern Pacific aside from the revenue derived products, the increase in value as ponds constitutes for these lands of investment. Eng at $90 An Acre On Easy Terms y and Thursday Ex-cursions arcade depot, Los Angeles, via the 9 am and returning to Los Angeles pin. Special train stops at all route if arrangements are made. It be obtained in advance. Round bicycle at Santa Ana on Sunday and skidded along the pavement on the seat of his trousers for about sixty feet. He made a dash in front of a machine driven by W. E. McFadden of Placentia, in which were McFadden, his wife and baby. Suddenly the bicycle rider in mis-judging the speed of the automobile, was struck and knocked nown. He fell flat on his stomach on the pavement Had he been a smaller man he would have passed under the auto with disastrous results, but the seat of his trousers was caught on the front axle. McFadden brought his machine to a stop, but not before the bicyclist had been treated to a rough trip over the electric car rails and the cobblestones beside them. The young man received severe bruises, and is minus considerable skin. He went his way without leaving his name. Weekly Sales Report SATURDAY, FEB. 15TH, 1908. The week just closed has been one of the most gratifying since the Beaumont sales opened. While broken by violent rainstorms and rendered uncomfortable by cold and threatening weather the sales reached a total of $4300. This brings up the entire sales since September 14th to $171,200, a record never before reached by any similar project in a similar space of time. Building has been actively resumed. Many houses under way have been completed and with the advent of clear weather the past few days a number of new homes and ranch houses have been started. Tree planting is going forward in a most satisfactory manner. As indicating the drawing power of Beaumont, Thomas Arnold of Sisters, Oregon, has been won from his old home and will equip a chicken and vegetable ranch on 6 29 acres at Beaumont. Geo. A. Lee, Los Angeles resident agent for Duffy's cider and bottle goods, who is familiar with every foot of Southern California, has selected 10½ acres at Beaumont. He declares it the best proposition on the market. C. D. Beauchamp will build and install a chicken ranch on 4 acres south of the town. F. D. O'Kane has transferred his allegiance from the San Joaquin valley to Beaumont and will build at once on 2.65 acres south of the graded school. Best garden hose at Nagle's. Call and be convinced. The suit brought by the Anaheim Union Water company and the Santa Dry One P Friday Remnant Day Bleached Bath To and good 19c quali Bleached All Li 25c quality at... Bleached Seamles 95c quality, each... White Bed Spread cotton, pretty new American CleaCuba must do every sary to make her ci This is the decision of t Secretary Root and Se The issue grew out of a sewering and paving th vana which the Cubans pudiate because of th e administration in has decided that th t contract must be carried a time there will doubt muttering and discont particularly in Havana, ture the prediction th be more grateful to th tion, once the work is d people who will com loudly now. The histo can occupation of foreign been a history of cleanli at $90 An Acre On Easy Terms y and Thursday Excursions arcade depot, Los Angeles, via the 9 am and returning to Los Angeles p in. Special train stops at all route if arrangements are made. It be obtained in advance. Round all this coupon if you can't come in: NT LAND AND WATER CO. merchantile Place, Los Angeles end me literature free regard-ustling little city of Beaumont fruit land in same. Also state you make from here. ESS..... e—10 acres good truck or improved with water stock, southwest of Fullerton, Cal; 00. Address C. R. Byland. Cal. ja16m1 holders' Meeting ereby given to the Stockholders National Bank of Anaheim, Cal., annual meeting of said stockholders at the bank building, at the corr and Los Angeles streets, in the im, on sday, March 10, 1908, m., for the purpose of electing a directors to serve during the ensuing transacting such other business before the meeting. JOHN HARTUNG, Secretary. Beaumont. He declares it the best proposition on the market. C. D. Beauchamp will build and install a chicken ranch on 4 acres south of the town. F. D. O'Kane has transferred his allegiance from the San Joaquin valley to Beaumont and will build at once on 2.65 acres south of the graded school. Best garden hose at Nagle's. Call and be convinced. The suit brought by the Anaheim Union Water company and the Santa Ana valley irrigation company against Aros and Ashford for using water from the Durkee ditch, has been finished and submitted on briefs. The case was heard before Judge Wallace in the superior court of San Bernardino and E. E. Keech and Richard Melrose, attorneys for the irrigation companies, were there to represent their clients. M. Nisson was called as a witness. Sanders-Arnott Disc Plow Single Disc $ 60.00 Double Disc 80.00 Three Disc 100.00 Four Disc 120.00 Five Disc 140.00 As a plow for orchard work it has no equal, and when used of its simplicity and strength and for its adaptability to turn draft than other plows. THE STEEL BEAM TO WHICH able improvement ever made on a plow. This Disc Plow is interested in a disc plow, kindly call and we will convince you We will also show you our Moline Good-enough 26-in. Disc Wickersheim Implem FULLERTON, CALI Dent Co. 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Issue grew out of a contract for ing and paving the city of Hawhich the Cubans wish to rete because of the expense, but administration in Washington decided that the terms of the act must be carried out. For there will doubtless be much boring and discontent in Cuba, regularly in Havana, but we venthe prediction that no one will are grateful to the administraonce the work is done, than the who will complain most now. The history of Amerioccupation of foreign lands has a history of cleanliness. Amer- prosperity of the republic, and the money so expended will be returned ten-fold. Safe deposit boxes. These who have left orders for safe deposit boxes at the First National bank may now obtain them, 150 new boxes having been added to the number already in use. UNCLAIMED LETTERS Unclaimed letters in the Anaheim postoffice for week ending Feb. 17, '08. Miss C. Armenia Rour, Francis Allen, H. P. Bizmey, Mary Etchandy, Felpiano Seroras, Mrs. D. Baker, Manuel Castillo, P. A. Dargatz, Geo. W. 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