anaheim-gazette 1908-05-07

NEWS AND BUSINESS Invitations are out for a social hop to be given by F. Gastelum at the opera-house the evening of Saturday, May 16th. Music will be furnished by J. Abila's orchestra of Los Angeles. Admission, 75 cents. A good time to all who attend. For Sale.—Horse, buggy and harness at a bargain. Apply to C. Waldorf. For Sale.—A good milch cow. Nick Schlader, 314 Oak street, city. 2t First-class hay press and buck rake for sale at a bargain. Apply, Harry W. Dyer, Anaheim. Phone Main Sunset 503. 1t A card party and dance will be given by the Lois Rebekah lodge on May 15, at Odd Fellows hall. Admission 25c. per couple. Tickets can be procured from members. Sweet Potato Plants for sale. Apply to A. C. Spaulding, 2½ miles west of Anaheim. ap30-2t Charlotte Adams Cornelle, voice, natural method. Breath control specialized. Studio, Presbyterian church. 1t For Sale—a fine lady’s wheel, almost new, will sell at the cheap price of $15. Inquire at Boston Bakery, E. Center street. ma7tf Asher & Falkenstein’s clothing clearance sale. Lost—On Sunday afternoon, a lady’s gold neckchain, on Broadway, Walnut or South streets or Garden Grove road. Finder leave same at Asher & Falkenstein’s store and receive reward. If you need potato machinery we are the people who keep it. Pacific Implement Co. I am agent for the New York Life Insurance company, and can offer you some very attractive policies; the very best. H. Vossbeck. Bring your mower in and let us fix it up. Pacific Implement Co. Former State Senator A. E. Nutt San Diego died at Tucson, Arizona week, after a lingering illness of tuberculosis. The remains were brought San Diego and interred there Tuesday May 5th. Mr. Nutt was formerly well-known citizen of this district and at one time looked like ownering an orange and walnut rail southwest of town. Eight years ago he was an aspirant for the republic nomination for congressman from district and at one time looked like winner. He was a man of education and refinement, an impressive platform orator and a keen-witted and far-seeking man of affairs. News of his death caused regret among many old-tick friends in Orange county. The deceased was a son-in-law of former Senator T. J. Jones of this county, no resident of Huntington Beach. Bruce Anson and Mr. Muller were Newport Beach on Sunday attending county meeting of socialists. Muller was elected county organizer Mr. Anson and W. I. Carver were pointed to have control of all social meetings to be held here during campaign. W. H. Wright of Orange was chosen county secretary, and Mr. W. H. Wright county treasurer. Meetings will be held in this city from the time and socialists are invited to present. Wm. J. Hill was in town on Saturday and said that, despite the season’s limited rainfall, the grain and hay crop will be larger than was generally supposed. While in town Mr. Hill went to a dentist’s and parted company with an aching molar which had kept him awake the two preceding nights. F. W. Fleischman was in town first of the week from his wholesale stockyards northwest of town. He just purchased 208 head of fine cattle from Fred Bixby and is now If you need potato machinery we are the people who keep it. Pacific Implement Co. I am agent for the New York Life Insurance company, and can offer you some very attractive policies; the very best. H. Vossbeck. Bring your mower in and let us fix it up. Pacific Implement Co. Olive-Street Tract lots for sale, at ten dollars down, ten dollars per month until paid. No interest and no taxes. Address Owner, National City, Cal. P.O. Box 175. apr23mg Charlotte Adams Cornellle, teacher of voice and piano. Studio at Presbyterian church; Tuesday and Saturday from 2.30 to 5 p.m. We just received a carload of the very latest designs in buggies. Don't buy until you look them over. Pacific Implement Co. Asher & Falkenstein's clothing clearance sale. For Sale—House and lot on Vine St., east of Santa Fe depot, Anaheim. House is a five room cottage, furnished; stove, bedsteads, etc. For particulars apply to John Dillon. ap30ml Several good Bargains in residences in all parts of the city. H. Vossbeck Look at our line of buggies before buying. Pacific Implement Co. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of the best makes at Nagel's. Keystone mowers and rakes. Pacific Implement Co. Dietrich. Jeweler and Optician. Call and see our refrigerators at Nagel's. Ice cream freezers at Nagel's. For Bargains in Real Estate see H. Vossbeck. McCormick extras, complete line. Pacific Implement Co. Fine watch repairing. Dietrich. A few snaps in nicely painted second hand rigs. It will pay you to look them over. Pacific Implement Co. Asher & Falkenstein's clothing clearance sale. I have water stock which I will rent out for the season. J. B. Neff, Telephone 151, Anaheim. mar26 I have several good Anaheim and Los Angeles residences to trade for ranch property. H. Vossbeck. John Fleischman was in town first of the week from his wholesale stockyards northwest of town. He just purchased 208 head of fine beef cattle from Fred Bixby and is now slaughtering them for the market. H. H. Gardner & Co. will move the wood, coal and ice establishment in the premises now occupied by B. Beebe, across the street in the Rural man building, when Mr. Beebe moves his carriage and implement stock in his new quarters in the Kraemer building on East Center street, about the first of June. John Selinger entertained a dozen friends at a birthday party at his home on Sunday. A feature of the day was an elaborate dinner prepared by his mother in the highest style of the art to which ample justice was done. John is a fine entertainer and all "the boy had a way-up time. John Heinzen, a well-known Chica capitalist, has been in town this week accompanied by his wife. Mr. Heinzen is infatuated with what he has seen California, and after arranging his fairs in the east will be a candidate for permanent residence in the glorious climate of this state. Anaheim seems to strike him just about right, and we confidently expect to see him located here before snow flies next winter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strodthoff and Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel have returned from Santa Barbara where they saw the fleet from the balcony of the Pottery hotel. Mrs. Konig contemplates a trip to the near future to Hot Springs, Arkansas on a visit to friends and for the improvement of her health. Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer were in River side on Thursday attending the meeting of the state fruit grower's convention. Asher & Falkenstein's clothing clearance sale. Ed Olmstead spent Sunday with his parents at Redlands. He returned on Monday. Ed cannot stay away from Anaheim very long. A few snaps in nicely painted second hand rigs. It will pay you to look them over. Pacific Implement Co. Asher & Falkenstein's clothing clearance sale. I have water stock which I will rent out for the season. J. B. Neff, Telephone 151, Anaheim. mar26 I have several good Anaheim and Los Angeles residences to trade for ranch property. H. Vossbeck. Glasses fitted. Dietrich. Anaheim. Perolin makes clean sweeping, no dust. Nagle has it. Fine watch repairing. Dietrich. Everything for the McCormick. Pacific Implement Co. Ball bearing wringers, easy to turn. Nagle has them. Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer were in River side on Thursday attending the meeting of the state fruit grower's convention. Asher & Falkenstein's clothing clearance sale. Ed Olmstead spent Sunday with his parents at Redlands. He returned on Monday. Ed cannot stay away from Anaheim very long. Mr. and Mrs. George Riley of Orange visited with friends in town on Sunday. J. B. Neff is in San Diego county holding farmer's institutes. A. Gueise and wife of Buhler, Kan., is visiting Peter Burg and family. Glasses fitted. Dietrich. Anaheim TO BRIDGE OVER an emergency you may need a little money. The GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK is prepared to loan a reasonable sum on acceptable collateral at legal rates. If you need money to pay or discount your bills or for other purposes come to the bank and talk it over. Depositors of course receive the preference. 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. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. Senator A. E. Nutt of Tucson, Arizona, last nighting illness of tuberculosis were brought toentered there Tuesday. Nutt was formerly a citizen of this section,range and walnut ranchown. Eight years agoant for the republican congressman from thisone time looked like a man of educationan impressive platformon-witted and far-seeingNews of his death willmong many old-timerange county. The de-in-law of former Seniof this county, now aWashington Beach. And Mr. Muller were at on Sunday attending ameeting of socialists. Mr.sted county organizer.W. I. Carver were ap-control of all socialistheld here during theH. Wright of Orangebury secretary, and Mrs.county treasurer. Meetin this city from timeallists are invited to be was in town on Saturdayupite the season's lim-grain and hay cropsman was generally sup-n town Mr. Hill wentaparted company withwhich had kept himpreceding nights. Man was in town thefrom his wholesalewest of town. He has08 head of fine beefBixby and is now Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Everhardy werequite seriously ill some days ago withsymptoms of ptomaine poisoning,butare convalescing. Illness followedtheir trip to Newport Beach two weeksago, when they witnessed the passingbattleship fleet. They took their lunch,and partook of ice cream, which it isthought was the cause of their ailment.Their daughter, Mrs. John Rimpau,was telegraphed to at Yuma to come,but a subsequent message,when herparents' condition showed improvement,was despatched, advising her itwas unnecessary to make the trip. Theaged couple are now out of danger andare rapidly regaining their good health. Louis P. Dunlap, a blacksmith arrested some weeks ago by a deputyUnited States marshal on a charge of sending defamatory letters to youngladies through the mails, is back intown, having escaped with a fine of $30.The prosecuting attorney stated to thecourt that he did not believe that Dunlap intended to violate the laws, butsent the letters as a joke. The factthat Dunlap is the sole support of hisaged mother weighed in his favor.Judge Welborn imposed a fine of $10for each of three letters written.Dunlap spent several weeks in jail and saysthe experience has been a good lessonto him. Mrs. J. S. Howard was the guest ofhonor at a surprise dinner tenderedher by her husband and a company offriends at Huenemeyer’s cafe onSunday. The occasion was in honor of herbirthday.A sumptuous repast wasserved upon a long dining table in thecenter of the dining room, artisticallydecorated with flowers and evergreens.The dinner was enjoyed by all, andMrs. Howard was the recipient of manyfelicitations upon her attaining another upite the season's limgrain and hay crops man was generally suptown town Mr. Hill went parted company with which had kept him preceding nights. Man was in town the from his wholesale west of town. He has head of fine beef Bixby and is now for the market. & Co. will move their establishment into occupied by B. V. street in the Ruhen Mr. Beebe moves implement stock into in the Kraemer Center street, about entertained a dozen day party at his home feature of the day was nner prepared by his heist style of the art, justice was done. John er and all "the boys" well-known Chicago in town this week, wife. Mr. Heinzen what he has seen in inter arranging his afill be a candidate for once in the glorious state. Anaheim seems just about right, and object to see him locatnow files next winter. Henry Strodthoff and Daniel have returned where they saw balcony of the Potter templates a trip in Hot Springs, Ark., dads and for the imhealth. Wyer were in Riverattending the meetit grower's conven- eln's clothing clear- nt Sunday with his is. He returned on not stay away from Mrs. J. S. Howard was the guest of honor at a surprise dinner tendered her by her husband and a company of friends at Huenemeyer’s cafe on Sunday. The occasion was in honor of her birthday. A sumptuous repast was served upon a long dining table in the center of the dining room, artistically decorated with flowers and evergreens. The dinner was enjoyed by all, and Mrs. Howard was the recipient of many felicitations upon her attaining another milestone in her journey through life, as well as wishes for many happy returns of the day. S. W. Price and wife were in town from Huntington Beach on Saturday. Mr. Price states the beach metropolis continues to grow, new people coming in and realty sales showing considerable activity. Miss Lily Bayha and Carl Harris of Arlington, came down on the latter’s motorcycle Saturday. They spent Sunday in town with friends, guests of Miss Stella Schwentker. The Apollo club will meet this month with the Misses Rimpau on the third Friday. The program will be miscellaneous. Misses Minnie Wright and Anna Easley of Elk City, Kansas, are visiting with W. J. Wortman and family in this city. Miss Easley is a sister of Mrs. Wortman. Deputy Assessor Spake is the busiest man in town, taking the assessment. He is losing weight daily and informs us confidentially hard work does not agree with him. J. B. Rea and wife drove to Watts the first of the week, going by way of Buena Park, Norwalk, Artesia and Downey. Hugh R. Semple of Toronto, Canada, a nephew of J. B. Rea, arrived on Saturday and will remain for a several weeks’ visit. O. V. Knowlton was a visitor in town from Fullerton on Saturday, talking a little politics and arranging for the coming exercises on Decoration Day. Postmaster Duckworth has purchased a Reo roadster, and you’ll have to hurry to get out of his way when he comes down the pike. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lott of Oakland C. G. Billings leaves this evening Langdon, North Dakota, on a mobusiness trip. He has resided in glorious climate of California two half years, and goes prepared to residents of the snow belt all so yarns about flowers growing here winter, oranges on the trees and sun doing business at the old s every day in the year. We look tourist travel from the snow land set in in earnest directly after Billi arrival, and to continue until the not left a man in the whole state cept those who cannot get away those who are running for office. W. F. Gelderman has purchased City Meat Market from Chris Geman and will in future conduct same Mr. Gelderman under We Trust Doctors If you are suffering from impure blood, thin blood, debility, nervousness, exhaustion, you should begin at once with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the Sarsaparilla you have known all your life. Your doctor knows it, too. Ask him about it. Unless there is daily action of the bowels, poisonous products are absorbed, causing headache, billiousness, nausea, dyspepsia, and thus preventing the Sarsaparilla from doing its best work. Ayer’s Pills are liver pills. Act gently, all vegetable. Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer’s HAIR VIGOR. AGUE CURE. CHERRY PECTORAL. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. ALWAYS RELIABLE Late Goods Special Prices is the time for India Linens and Persian Lawns. A big shipched us this week direct from the mill and we are able to quote prices on these goods. 12½c India Linens - 10c 15c India Linens - 12c 20c India Linens - 16c 25c India Linens - 20c 25c Persian Lawns - 20c Long Cloth, 12-yd bolts, regular $2.25—Special $1.89 MILLINERY AT SPECIAL PRICES It is not the cheaply put together stuff, but every order, no mating or small, is given the same careful attention by expert milerefore or workroom is always crowded with orders, but there room for your’s. Children's Hats a specialty. HER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS JY MOLASSES Save Money Your Hog Wants Corn to Fatten over a cent a pound. The Louisiana Planter says molasses to corn pound for pound. Molasses costs, at a dollar and a barrel, about one-fourth of a cent per pound. “Save Money” Save Money Your Hog Wants Corn to Fatten Over a cent a pound. The Louisiana Planter says molasses to corn pound for pound. Molasses costs, at a dollar and a barrel, about one-fourth of a cent per pound. "Save Money" Your Cow Wants Molasses Is balanced ration: Molasses, pulp, corn-stover, or other less, and "Save Money." Your Horse Wants Molasses Can hay in stacking. Let it pass through the sweat. Feed it of grain. "Save Money." Note for information and testimonials. Alamitos Sugar Co. Los Alamitos, Cal. BUY YOUR SHOES AT THE ELECTRIC SHOE STORE, 111 W. Center Street here you can get fitted in any style and price as we try the largest and most complete line of Shoes in own and sell Good Shoes at a Low Price. Give us a trial WM. HEYING, Prop. leaves this evening for North Dakota, on a month's He has resided in the state of California two and and goes prepared to tell the snow belt all sorts of flowers growing here in on the trees and the business at the old stand the year. We look for from the snow lands to directly after Billings' continue until there is in the whole state, excannot get away and running for office. Man has purchased the secret from Chris Geldern future conduct the elderman understands Church Notes The ladies of the Anaheim W.C.T.U. have arranged to hold a baby show at the Odd Fellows' hall next Tuesday afternoon, May 12. Doors will be open at two o'clock and the committee in charge will receive all children under two years old and enter them in their respective classes. The prizes, of which there are a number, have been furnished by the business men of our city. This novel event gives all promise of proving a great success; so everybody come and bring your baby. Admission ten cents. Ice cream and cake ten cents. No fee charged for entering babies into the show. business at the old stand the year. We look for from the snow lands to directly after Billings' continue until there is in the whole state, excannot get away and running for office. man has purchased the ket from Chris Geldern future conduct the elderman understands ess thoroughly and all served with the best market. d was on the sick list was yesterday reported nowwers and rakes and for them. Wickersheim or letters of administrastate of the late W. R. been made by his widow, of Long Beach. The at $20,000, upon which is amounting to $10,000. dy was brought back at week and interred in Mrs. French, who acto Idaho, returned with history is in circulation held Carpenter under and that he could not her, although in lethe protested his love nised to return. Carny friends in Orange he must have been anced, and they draw parity over his sins. will hold rifle practice at sunday, May 10th. All urgently requested to es will be imposed for charge will receive all children under two years old and enter them in their respective classes. The prizes, of which there are a number, have been furniished by the business men of our city. This novel event gives all promise of proving a great success; so everybody come and bring your baby. Admission ten cents. Ice cream and cake ten cents. No fee charged for entering babies into the show. Card of Thanks We take this means of extending our heartfelt thanks to our many friends, in particular the members of the I.O. O.F., the choir, and for the beautiful words of Rev. J. J. White, during the illness and death of my beloved husband, our son and brother. MRS. ESTELLE WARNER W. H. KENNEDY & FAMILY The body of an unknown boy was washed ashore at Sunset Beach Tuesday morning and was found by Dick McGarvin, a fisherman. The body is that of a boy who went out from East San Pedro on Sunday in a boat in company with another boy, whose name is not known. Their overturned boat washed ashore at Alamitos Bay Monday. The body found at Sunset Beach was turned over to Coroner G. S. Smith. It was of a boy about 14 years of age. He had brown hair, wore a blue suit of clothes with knee pants, black shoes and stocking, union underwear, and a yellow, brown soft shirt. He had a golf ball, a pair of shoe strings and 5 cents in his pockets. It is believed his companion also drowned. Paul Leniar of West Long Beach identified the corpse as that of a lad to whom he rented the skiff which was washed ashore when the tragedy occurred.