anaheim-gazette 1908-05-28

ROYAL Baking Powder The only Baking Powder made with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar —made from grapes— Insures healthful and delicious food for every home—every day Safeguards your food against alum and phosphate of lime Brookhurst. Rev. Hayden has sold his ranch to Mr. Hayden, of Texas. Baseball A game of baseball was Olinda on Sunday between Brookhurst Rev. Hayden has sold his ranch to Mr. Hayden, of Texas. Charles Baxter was tendered a surprise party by his neighbors Tuesday evening May 19, the occasion being his birthday. About forty friends assembled at his new barn, bringing their music and refreshments. The evening was devoted to dancing and cards. Music was furnished by McErchran orchestra, of Fullerton. They all agreed they had a good time. Frank Miller and wife visited at Norwalk Sunday. Mrs. R. J. Lovering chaperoned the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grades of the Orangethorpe school to the county park Saturday. The children said "It is fine up there." Just the place to have a good time. The children of the Orangethorpe school from first to fifth grades had a picnic at Mrs. Francis' Saturday afternoon. They brought their ice cream and cake and ate out on the lawn. All said they had a good time. Mrs. Carney and daughter and Mrs. Kemp visited at Los Angeles and Mt. Lowe last week. Marvin Darget of Fullerton and Miss Lillie Kruger of Anaheim spent Friday evening with Leota Updyke. Real Estate Transfers H. Fuhlhage has sold six acres, improved, south of the cemetery to A. Custer, of Kansas, for $4500. L. Schultzheis has sold five acres west of town to Joseph Clayes for $3000. This property will be improved. Cris Koelke sold five acres, improved, on Santa Ana street to D. F. Staley of Los Angeles for $3000. Will Mauerhan sold ten acres one and one-half miles south of town to Mrs. Mary Wiley for $2700. A residence will be erected on the place at once and other improvements made. George Tedrick has exchanged his place east of town for a seventy-five acre ranch near Wichita, Kan., and will move to that state. Baseball A game of baseball was Olinda on Sunday between organized Oil Wells team and pickups, the former winning of 5 to 4. Following was the Oil Wells. A. Romero...Catcher... A. Brown...Pitcher... A. Andrada...1st Base... C.West...2d Base... C.Bussard...3d Base... R.Perry...shortstop... Wm. McLain.center field. J.Graig...left field... C.Kelley...right field. Umpire—Capt.Cook. NOTES. Bussard struck out Walt three times in succession time up Johnson squared making a home run. The Oil Wells challenged players for Sunday games Franz is manager. George Knight has namedive committee as per prognames of those illustrious George Stone and Walter conspicuous among the members of the recently central committee, Mr. Kruebe seen, has pulled off our raw politics. Mr. Herrin, be seen, continues his hot party. Of the twenty-one newly appointed executive committee, few are members larly elected state central and all are probably under nation of the Southern Pacific ber, like Mr. Parker, being employed by that company nice prospect for republic template. Their party is ed by republicans, but by the Pacific company. In 2001 company has shirked taxes tent of $14,500,000. Nice railroad control of the paWhat are you going to do? property will be improved. Cris Koelke sold five acres, improved, on Santa Ana street to D. F. Staley of Los Angeles for $3000. Will Mauerhan sold ten acres one and one-half miles south of town to Mrs. Mary Wiley for $2700. A residence will be erected on the place at once and other improvements made. George Tedrick has exchanged his place east of town for a seventy-five acre ranch near Wichita, Kan., and will move to that state. We are agents for the famous Aspinwall potato diggers.—Pacific Implement Co. In buying a wagon, be sure you get an Old Hickory. They stand all kinds of hardships. —Pacific Implement Company. O. V. Knowlton was in town from Fullerton on Tuesday on a business mission. Mr. Knowlton has sold his crop of Valencia oranges from his new grove of five acres for $250 per box on the trees. The expense of plowing, harrowing and irrigating the tract the past year was less than $40. This is the first crop taken from the young trees, and he expects next year to double the output from the grove. He cites the case of a grower in his section who recently refused an offer of $4000 per acre for a ten-acre grove of bearing late Valencia oranges. Talk about auto seats, well, we have them from $75 up.—Pacific Implement Company. F. W. Barron has returned from a business trip to San Diego. 15 per cent discount on all cut glass at Dietrich's. We had the pleasure of Tuesday from former Stan Jones of Huntington Beachator is hale and hearty though, as he says, he is not as he was eighteen years ago first moved to this section his long residence in this people regarded Senator Joe of the best men in the company they have never yet had to change their mind concern tells us there will be shipping region contiguous to Bear no less than 60,000 beets to the factory at Chirp and that an electric railway section through Garden this city to the upper valleys the certainties of the near are very glad indeed to meet time friend again, and true future may have a bounty all things good for himself Extensive alterations will the Dreyfus building, occupant Stern as a grocery and store. Large display windows installed on the east front premises otherwise improve Tedford is preparing the space. We just received a car very latest designs in buggy buy until you look them over Implement Co. Powder and Patches The senior class of Anaheim high is actively rehearsing the two-act comedy, "Powder and Patches," which will be presented at the opera-house the evening of June 10th. Following is the cast of characters: Mr. Richard Carter, A Virginia Gentleman Milbird T. Wray Mistress Carter, his wife... Alice Grimshaw Agnes Carter, their daughter... Helen Richardson Betty Sinclair, Her friend... Edith Wallop Prudence Hopewell, a Quakeress... Agnes Christensen Lady Seraphina Burlingame, an English Lady... Alma Yoern Sir Charles Mawly, an old beau... John Wells Captain Edward Peyton, Lieutenant Robert Burns, officers in the Continental army... Oscar Heying, Leland Lewis Geranium, Gabriel, servants in the household of Mr. Carter... Ruth Dutton, George Hagar The senior class embraces Helene Kuhnle, Alice Grimshaw, Helen Richardson, Edith Wallop, Agnes Christensen, Alma Yoern, Ruth Dutton, John Wells, Milbird Wray, Oscar Heying, George Hagar. Church Notes The ladies' guild of St. Michael's Anaheim, will meet with Mrs. William McLauchlin, East Broadway, Thursday June 4th. St. Michael's Episcopal church, Sunday, May 31, Sunday school at 10 a.m. Services at 11 a.m. Rev. Dyer will officiate. Rev. F. A. Jung, newly appointed rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, has felt obliged to comply with the urgent request of the Bishop of Springfield, Ill., not to leave until the end of June and therefore will not begin his work here until July 1st. He expects to conduct the services Sunday July 5. In the meantime the pulpit will be supplied by some clergyman from Los Angeles. Baseball one of baseball was played at on Sunday between the reorgment Wells team and a team of the former winning by a score Following was the line-up: Pickups. Zero...Catcher...Perry Nen...Pitcher..W. Johnson Canada...1st Base...Echendis 2d Base....R. Annin Ard...3d Base...Stull y...shortstop...N. Condis cLain...center field...Jones left field...Robinson right field...B. Moss —Capt. Cook. NOTES. Hard struck out Walter Johnson comes in succession. On next Johnson squared himself by a home run. Oil Wells challenge all ball for Sunday games. William manager. The Knight has named an execumittee as per program. The of those illustrious patriots, Stone and Walter Parker, are nous among the membership. Number of these two gentlemen are of the recently elected state committee, Mr. Knight, it will has pulled off another bit of politics. Mr. Herrin, it will also continues his hold upon the Of the twenty-one members of newly appointed executive commew are members of the regurected state central committee, are probably under the domifice of the Southern Pacific—a numMr. Parker, being regularly led by that company. This is a respect for republicans to cone. Their party is not controllrepublicans, but by the Southern company. In 20 years this hy has shirked taxes to the ex- $14,500,000. Nice thing, this control of the party, isn't it? are you going to do about it? Rev. F. A. Jung, newly appointed rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, has felt obliged to comply with the urgent request of the Bishop of Springfield, Ill., not to leave until the end of June and therefore will not begin his work here until July 1st. He expects to conduct the services Sunday July 5. In the meantime the pulpit will be supplied by some clergyman from Los Angeles. The Y.M.C. A. Donation party given by the Women's Auxiliary was largely attended and a great number of presents given to the boys. Their home will now be made more attractive and will add largely to the entertainment of the young men. Those who contributed are thanked for helping the boys in this work. Three! Three! Three! Come, come and see! Three lanterns there'll be Out under a tree At Storm's chalet On West Broadway. Three coppers please bring, For you we will sing; Or three nickels we'll take For we'll give you some cake; Or bring us three dimes And we'll write better rhymes. A three sided affair to be given by the Ladies of St. Michael's Guild at the residence of Mr. O. Storm on West Broadway on Tuesday evening, June 2nd, for the benefit of the Episcopal church. All are cordially invited to attend. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Schumacher on Hermine street this (Thursday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all ladies of the church and congregation to be present. MARION JOHNSTON, Secretary. See "The Cow Talks" in another column. Bring your mower in and let us fix it up. Pacific Implement Co. Ball bearing wringers, easy to turn. Nagle has them. Hans Weisel piloted a party of young folks on an auto drive through Santiago canyon on Sunday, going as far as the Modjeska ranch. McCormick mowers and rakes and all the extras for them. Wickcrsheim Implement Co. A fine potato digger for $15. Some- read the pleasure of a call on from former State Senator of Huntington Beach. The senhale and hearty as ever; alas he says, he is not so young as eighteen years ago, when he oved to this section. During his residence in this section our regarded Senator Jones as one best men in the community, and have never yet had occasion to their mind concerning him. He there will be shipped from the contiguous to Huntington no less than 60,000 tons of sugar at the factory at Chino this year, but an electric railway from that through Garden Grove and to the upper valley is one of mainties of the near future. We may glad indeed to meet our oldend again, and trust that the may have a bounteous store of goods good for himself and family. Resive alterations will be made in flyfus building, occupied by Herrn as a grocery, and drygoods. Large display windows will be built on the east front, and the is otherwise improved. N. B. is preparing the specifications. Just received a carload of the latest designs in buggies. Don't will you look them over. Pacific ent Co. Ball bearing wringers, easy to turn. Nagle has them. Hans Weisel piloted a party of young folks on an auto drive through Santiago canyon on Sunday, going as far as the Modjeska ranch. McCormick mowers and rakes and all the extras for them. Wickersheim Implement Co. A fine potato digger for $15. Something that will do the work.—Pacific Implement Co. Anaheim Evergreen Nurseries All kinds of street and ornamental trees, Cypress, Eucalyptus and Guavas. House and porch decorations. A choice collection of ferns. Anaheim Evergreen Nurseries. Tim Carroll, Prop. Nurseries located at West Anaheim. Sunset phone Main 413. ja23tf 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 We are headquarters for all kinds of harvesting machinery and all the extras for them. We carry the famous McCormick line. Wickersheim Implement Co. Remember we have anything you wish for your McCormick mower.—Pacific Implement Co. State Senator L. A. Wright of San Diego will deliver an address at Balboa on Saturday, on the occasion of Decoration Day exercises. Richard Melrose of this city will also speak. The exercises will be under the auspices of the Seventh division of the naval militia of California. "LOUDON'S" Dry Goods Store Sunset Phone 1061 Anaheim, Cal. Unsurpassed Values in Hosiery and Underwear Now on Sale Ladies and Children's fast black Cotton Stocking, plain and ribbed with double heels and toes. Full seamless, at a pair... $7½c Children's pure white Jersey ribbed light weight Vests with high neck and long sleeves. The 25 cent kind at each... $15c Boys' Balbriggan Underwear, Shirts and Drawers a good 35c quality at a garment... $25c Ladies' pure white Jersey ribbed light weight Vests with high neck, long or short sleeves, all sizes, each... $25c Ladies' lisle thread stockings, gauze and lace in new shades of brown and tan, at a pair... $20c Extra! Too many fine Cambric Night Gowns for ladies. They are of an extra good quality with lace and embroidered insertion yokes. made full size and $2.00 to $2.25 values. Choice at each... $1.50 Shirt Waist Sale at 98c, values to $1.75 10c STANDARD PATTERN AGENCY 15c A FREE PATTERN with the STANDARD FASHION BOOK George Loudon & Company Our Clothing Possesses the distinction of Our Clothing Possesses the distinction of Style and Quality without the handicap of high price Among our lines which you will know by reputation are Kuppenheimer's and Security Clothes famous for workmanship and quality as well as style. Where quality and moderate price meet on common ground. Yungbluth & Kroeger 127 W. Center St A Vehicle Opportunity... A Vehicle Opportunity... placed a whopping big order recently for spring and summer vehicles, and got a better price than most of them. There are some things that cannot be described. Come and draw your own conclusions. Fifty different styles to choose from. WICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT COMPANY FULLERTON, CAL. BUY YOUR SHOES AT THE ELECTRIC SHOE STORE, 111 W. Center Street Where you can get fitted in any style and price as we carry the largest and most complete line of Shoes in town and sell Good Shoes at a Low Price. Give us a trial. WM. HEYING, Prop.