anaheim-gazette 1908-06-11

FOR SALE FOR SALE—Good, gentle, young fresh cow, third calf, only $30 if taken soon. P. O. Box 30, Fullerton. jun4 2t For Sale—a fine chicken ranch right in the city; 6 acres good soil, 5 room house furnished, brooders, incubators, 500 laying hens, 1000 chicks, 2 acres in berries, water shares: a money maker and a great bargain. See H. Vossbeck at once if you want a snap. Loose alfalfa hay, $13 per ton, delivered. Henry Wagner ma21tf NEWS AND BUSINESS Bluestone at Mullinix. Strayed or Stolen—One bay horse with small white star in face and slightly lame in right front foot. W. W. Ashby, Los Alamitos, Cal. Special sale next week of popular music, both vocal and instrumental at only 12½ cents per copy. The amount is limited: therefore the early buyers will get the choicest selection. Weber’s new stationery and music store. POTATO DIGGER Will dig your Potatoes for $3 per acre, in lots of 5 acres or more, with new improved digger. Address Box 21, R.F.D. 3, Anaheim. It An end-spring buggy for $50 and fifty other styles to suit pocket books of various degrees of thickness. Wickersheim Implement Co. For Fire and Life insurance see H. Vossbeck. Edison phonographs and records also a full line of the latest sheet music at Weber’s new stationery and music store. When you get a certificate of deposit get the new kind, with interest coupons, from the German-American Bank. Perolin makes clean sweeping, no dust. Nagle has it. Bluestone at Mullinix. Free concert next Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m. and evening at 8 p.m. on the world famed Edison phonograph at Weber’s new stationery and music Miss Nannie L. Connor was married at the residence of her parents, Mrs. James L. Connor, of the side, on Saturday evening at 6 o’clock to Clyde E. Shank, of Los Angeles. The bride is a handsome and accustomed young lady who has many friends who wish her the best of good fortune in her married life. The groom is a student in a Los Angeles medical lege. The newly wedded couple reside in Los Angeles. Rev. Maofficiated in his usual felicitous manner. The bride was the recipient of many fine wedding gifts. C. Schindler this week began upon a 40x62 brick building for Strathhoff brothers on their lot near postoffice. The east room will be occupied by Mr. Kincaid as a grocer store. The west room will be occupied by a new mercantile business enterprise. Children’s Day exercises will be served at the M.E. Church next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. In evenings the Epworth League will have public installation of their officers. Cordial invitation is extended the public to attend both these services. Post cards at Mullinix. For Sale cheap.—Five hundred hens and 500 chicks. Applicates premises on South street, two hours west of Lemon. Sunset 191. Ball bearing wringers, easy to tumble Nagle has them. Kodak and supplies only at Mullinix Drug Store. Yungbluth & Kroeger are giving away, with every $40 in coupons, a phonograph. When you get a certificate of deposit get the new kind, with interest coupon from the German-American Bank. Keystone mowers and rakes, also McCormick. Pacific Implement Co. Dietrich, the Jeweler at Anaheim running a 50c box sale. No art value less than 50c and among... a full line of the latest sheet music at Weber's new stationery and music store. When you get a certificate of deposit get the new kind, with interest coupons, from the German-American Bank. Perolin makes clean sweeping, no dust. Nagle has it. Bluestone at Mullinix. Free concert next Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m. and evening at 8 p.m. on the world famed Edison phonograph at Weber's new stationery and music store, next door to postoffice. A brand new 5-room house with bath, lot 50x155, only $1250.00. H. Vossbeck. Ask for the North Light cigar, and take no other. For sale by all dealers. Charlotte Adams Corneille, teacher of voice and piano. Studio at Presbyterian church, Tuesday and Saturday from 2:30 to 5 p.m. White Rotary Sewing machine at $27 and Wheeler & Wilson No. 9 at $32.50 at Wickersheim Implement Co. Houses to sell in all parts of the city. H. Vossbeck. We carry the finest assortment of rigs in this part of the country and our prices are right. Pacific Implement Co. Have a nice 5-room modern house on good corner in Anaheim to trade for 5 acres near city. H. Vossbeck. We trade for Horses, Cows, Hay, Grain, Potatoes, or in fact anything. Pacific Implement Co. Charlotte Adams Corneille, voice, natural method. Breath control specialized. Studio, Presbyterian church. If you have a headache, smoke a North Light cigar, the flavor of it will cure you. I have several good lots for sale on East Center, also on West Center at a great bargain; make an offer. H. Vossbeck. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of the best makes at Nagel's. Call and see our refrigerators at Nagel's. Ice cream freezers at Nagel's. For Sale—Driving and work harness at Wickersheim Implement Co. Kodak and supplies only at Mullinix Drug Store. For Sale—Alfalfa hay. Four miles west of Anaheim. Schumacher Bros., Home phone 1554 jelltf Yungbluth & Kroeger are giving away, with every $40 in coupons, a phonograph. When you get a certificate of deposit get the new kind, with interest coupon from the German-American Bank. Keystone mowers and rakes, also McCormick. Pacific Implement Co. Dietrich, the Jeweler at Anaheim running a 50c box sale. No art valued less than 50c, and among boxes are a lady’s watch and seven solid gold rings. Post cards at Mullinix. Are you looking for a good 2nd hair rig? Just come in and we will show them from $18 up; remember they all newly painted. Pacific Implement Co. Solid gold rings, clusters, stones or signet. Your choice $1. Worth twice that.—Dietrich. Buy wedding presents at a discount at Dietrich's sale. Fountain syringes and hot water bags are all guaranteed for 1 year, they are sold at Mullinix Drug store. That 50c Box Sale of Dietrich's great! Get busy. We are selling a set of harnesses this week for $11.85 which can be bought elsewhere for less than $17.00. Pacific Implement Co. With every $40 in coupons a phonograph at Yungbluth & Kroeger. A big assortment and good bargains in harness at Wickersheim Implement Co. Do you need a tooth brush? Just received a new assortment at Mullinix Drug Store. 25 per cent discount on all Silverwings while the sale lasts.—Dietrich, Anaheim. Best garden hose at Nagel's. And be convinced. Wanted.—Money. I have several customers that want to borrow money on good security; apply to H. Vossbeck. For Sale—one second hand 3¼x4 B with good bed; price $19. Pacific Implement Co. Lost, on Los Angeles St., on Tuesday afternoon, a child’s blue coat. Find will be liberally rewarded on return to Asher & Falkenstein’s store. HERE IS SOMETHING NEW Certificate of Deposit with Coupons TO BE HAD ONLY at the German-American Bank L. Connor was married twice of her parents, Mr. L. Connor, of the east day evening at 6 o'clock, Frank, of Los Angeles. A handsome and accomplished wife who has many friends is the best of good fortune in life. The groom is a Los Angeles medical colony wedded couple will Angeles. Rev. Markle unusual felicitous manner. The recipient of many gifts. This week began work on a brick building for Strodton their lot near the east room will be Kincaid as a grocery room will be occupied by tile business enterprise. Exercises will be obeyed E. Church next Sunday 11 o'clock. In the worst League will have one of their officers. A man is extended the pub in these services. Mullinix. Five hundred lay-500 chicks. Apply at south street, two houses Sunset 191. Td springers, easy to turn. Applies only at Mullinix Kroeger are giving $40 in coupons, a $25 certificate of depois, with interest coupons American Bank. a certificate of depois, with interest coupons American Bank. ters and rakes, also the Pacific Implement Co. Neweler at Anaheim, is box sale. No article 50s and among the Col. John Brooker of Artesia who has many friends in Anaheim had the misfortune some days ago of losing his residence by fire. A large van of new furniture had just been installed in the house, and during the temporary absence of the family the residence took fire and was burned to the ground. A tramp was seen leaving the house with a handbag before the fire was discovered, and it is believed he set the house on fire to shield a robbery which he perpetrated. No insurance was carried on the building or its contents. Col. Brooker for some years past has held a position in the assessor's office in Los Angeles. Mrs. F. A. Gates presented a notable floral piece to the veterans for their Memorial Day exercises, it being a G.A.R. badge constructed of flowers. The coloring of the Stars and Stripes, as well as other portions of the emblem, was the work of artistic hands, and Mrs. Gates was the recipient of many encomiums of praise for her enterprising liberality as well as her patriotism. Horace Slater of Redlands, who is one of the promoters of the Home gas company, which seems to have gone out of business here, has applied to the city trustees of Newport for a franchise to operate a gas plant there. Horace asks a bonus of $5000. Nothing small about Horace. Ted Lawrence spent last week with friends in town. Ted is located at McFarland, Kern county, and the other day distinguished himself by spanking the town bully. Bully for Ted. The Ruhman building has been decorated with a new coating of paint. Artist Meiniche has done an artistic job, and the appearance of the building is greatly enhanced thereby. ALVEN Dcline in Owing to the drop in such as PRINTS, bleached and unbleached the ruling market price these goods, but it will we are sure we can these lines. GET YOUR SALE $1 We have several dozen Sailors in white, black close out—$1.OO Each and 15c Lawns and Org Watch our window ASHER & WHER Surprise Party A delightful birthday surprise given to Henry Chemnitzer on twelfth anniversary on Saturday noon at the home of his parent Chartres street. Games of all were played and a delicious lunch was served. Those present were Click, Fred and John Sandow, rich Heitshusen, Henry Kratz; E and Augusta Burdorf, Ella Heits Katie Booms and Ida Gergen. Essay on Vegetables "What kind of a bush is that quired a tenderfoot of the oldest Kroeger are giving $40 in coupons, a $25 certificate of depois, with interest coupons American Bank. Neweler at Anaheim, is box sale. No article 50c, and among the city's watch and several Mullinix. For a good 2nd hand in and we will show up; remember they are Pacific Implement. ings, clusters, single. Your choice $1.50. Dietrich. presents at a discount. ges and hot water canteed for 1 year, that ninix Drug store. Sale of Dietrich's is a set of harness this which cant be bought less than $17.00. Pacific 40 in coupons a $25 Yungbluth & Kroeger. nt and good bargainsckersheim Implement. ooth brush? Just re-sortment at Mullinix count on all Silverware casts.—Dietrich, Anaose at Nagle's. Calley. I have several want to borrow money apply to H. Vossbeck second hand 3¼x4 Bain price $19. Pacific Im- Angeles St., on Tuesday's blue coat. Finder rewarded on returning Stein's store. Ted Lawrence spent last week with friends in town. Ted is located at McFarland, Kern county, and the other day distinguished himself by spanking the town bully. Bully for Ted. The Ruhman building has been decorated with a new coating of paint. Artist Meiniche has done an artistic job, and the appearance of the building is greatly enhanced thereby. M. C. Natland recently arrived from Tustin has purchased the shoe repairing shop of O. J. Owens, on West Center street, and will continue the same. Satisfaction given to all work entrusted to my care. Prices right. Give me a trial. Mrs. John Eells of West Anaheim, with her little daughter Doris, left June 3 for an extended visit with relatives and friends in Waupun, Wis. Miss Helen Lamb, who has been spending the winter with relatives and friends in Southern California, returned to her home Saturday, June 6. She will stop at Yellowstone on the way. Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Whiting of the east side were week-end visitors with friends in town, guests of Mrs. Welborn Wallop. Mrs. Fulde and daughters entertained a number of friends at their home on Emily street one afternoon last week. Mrs. R. Spoerl is visiting her daughter at Niagara Falls. She will be absent several months. John Hanna of Miraflores was in the city on Saturday on a brief business mission. Rev. Wm. Green of Miraflores was a business visitor in town on Saturday. George A. Hunter and H. Deutsch were visitors in town from Los Angeles on Saturday last. We are agents for the famous Aspinwall potato diggers.—Pacific Implement Co. Fine chocolates at Mullinix. CARD OF THANKS The undersigned desire hereby to express their heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for many acts of kindness and for timely assistance and sympathy expressed in the hour of bloom at the home of his parents Chartres street. Games of al were played and a delicious lunch was served. Those present were Click, Fred and John Sandow, rich Heitshusen, Henry Kratz; E and Augusta Burdorf, Ella Heits Katie Booms and Ida Gergen. Essay on Vegetables “What kind of a bush is that quired a tenderfoot of the oldest itant the other day, as he eyed ticularly fine artichoke bush grown in a garden on a side street. “That’s an artichoke,” replied latter. “Artichoke!” exclaimed the first in surprise; “down east where from artichokes grow under grass like sweet potatoes. I never he artichokes growing above ground this. It must be one of your new fornia varieties.” The oldest inhabitant assured artichokes grew above ground well-regulated California garden that they were a particularly vegetable. “Do you call them vegetables? east we don't call anything veget unless they grow under ground potatoes, turnips and carrots.” “How about string beans and peas?” inquired the oldest inhabitant “and summer squash and cucumbers and tomatoes—” But the tenderfoot had fled. GRAFTON'S VACATION TO All water trip to Alaska, 5652 27 days, $175; all expenses inc Also 30 day trip via Yellowstone Columbia River, and Puget Sound Alaska, $292.24. Yellowstone Park return direct 10 days, $137.75 water trip to Puget Sound and 10 15 days, $95. For particulars of grand personally conducted trips at Grafton's Tours, 601 B. Spring St. Los A Fine chocolates at Mullinix. C. E. Ramella is erecting a cottage for Frank Lagourgue or latter's ranch on the east side. Mr Andrews of Miraflores, a panied by Mrs. Andrews, his son niece left on Thursday last for automobile trip to New York and turn. The party goes by way of Francisco and Portland and through Colorado. The return m by way of Mexico. The party w absent six months. We are agents for the famous Aspinwall potato diggers.—Pacific Implement Co. Fine chocolates at Mullinix. CARD OF THANKS The undersigned desire hereby to express their heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for many acts of kindness and for timely assistance and sympathy expressed in the hour of their bereavement, consequent upon the illness and death of husband and father. MRS. JACOB EVERHARDY AND FAMILY. Buy Hair at Auction? At any rate, you seem to be getting rid of it on auction-sale principles: "going, going, go-n-e!" Stop the auction with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It certainly checks falling hair; no mistake about this. It acts as a regular medicine; makes the scalp healthy. Then you must have healthy hair, for 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. ALWAYS RELIABLE Pine in Cotton Goods Ving to the drop in Cotton, we have reduced all staples, such as PRINTS, APRON CHECKS, MUSLINS in treached and unbleached, and SHEETINGS, to conform to the ruling market prices. We cannot quote prices on all use goods, but it will pay you to investigate our prices, as are sure we can save you money on your purchases in use lines. YOUR SAILOR FOR YOUR OUTING $1.00 EACH We have several dozen of neatly trimmed Merry Widow colors in white, black and colors, values up to $2.50. To see out—$1.00 Each. Only a few day longer. All 12½ 15c Lawns and Organdies, IOc a Yard. Watch our window for big bargains on Saturday. HER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Surprise Party A birthday surprise was Henry Chemnitzer on his versary on Saturday afterhome of his parents on seet. Games of all sorts and a delicious luncheon Those present were Geo. and John Sandow, Deitten, Henry Kratz; Elenora Burdorf, Ella Heitshusen, and Ida Gergen. On Vegetables End of a bush is that?" interfoot of the oldest inhab- NINETEEN YEARS IN JAPAN Mrs. Amy Saxton Fulton Returns and is Guest of Honor at Meeting of Presbyterial—An Elaborate Luncheon is Served The regular monthly executive meeting of the Southern California Presbyterial was held in the Presbyterian The regular monthly executive meeting of the Southern California Presbyterial was held in the Presbyterian church here on Monday afternoon with Mrs. Amy Saxton Fulton as a guest of honor and principal speaker. It was the twenty-fifth anniversary of this women's society in Southern California. The first meeting was held in the Presbyterian church here a quarter of a century ago. Mr. Fulton spent her school days here, later removing to Los Angeles, where 19 years ago she went to Japan as a missionary, being sent by Immanuel church of that city. Mrs. Fulton, her husband, who is also a missionary, and their children are spending a year's furlough in the United States, although Mrs. Fulton's present visit to California is limited to ten days, when she will leave for Portland, Oregon to join her family who are now with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Saxton, formerly of this city. The morning session, presided over by Mrs. Cleland, president of the presbyterial, was opened by devotional exercises which were led by Mrs. Newell of Los Angeles. Then followed the report of the Freedman's department by Mrs. Harris, the secretary. Mrs. Crowel, secretary of the home missions, gave a report of the work in this line. Mrs. Wheelan, secretary of foreign missions, gave a report of that work. This closed the morning session, when adjournment was taken for lunch and a social hour. A bounteous luncheon prepared and served by the ladies of the church was done full justice to by those present. The first hour of the afternoon session was devoted to reports from the secretaries of the Sunday school, christian endeavor, and junior and intermediate christian endeavor, young women's missionary and missionary band. Then followed the principal feature of the afternoon, the address by Mrs. Amy Saxton Fulton, on the work of herself and husband in Japan. Mrs. Fulton first spoke of the unfavorable surroundings and difficulties to be met in the first year of their work in Japan. At that time, 19 years ago, the Japanese prejudice against the Mella is erecting a $1000 frank Lagourgue on the east side. News of Miraflores, accompanies. Andrews, his son and Thursday last for an trip to New York and re-entry goes by way of San Diego Portland and eastado. The return may be Mexico. The party will be south. Of the Four-four Whist entertained by Miss Winiast Wednesday evening. Won by Miss Olga Zeus Angbluth. After the games were served which most delightful occasion. Noff will entertain the returned this week from the summer vacation. Kks past he has been ensuing his studies with a city at Grass Valley. On company by his grand-Schmidt, he paid a visit Los Angeles. Is home from San Francisco a fortnight's vacation and friends. He is one of young druggists of the tropolis, and has yet a visit the affiliated colleges. North he will be accom-brother, Oscar, who will offer course in pharmacy, study of the science in last two years. He is one of high school graduates, manager of the class. Reads who will take with it wishes of a host of out for their welfare in sion was devoted to reports from the secretaries of the Sunday school, christian endeavor, and junior and intermediate christian endeavor, young women's missionary and missionary band. Then followed the principal feature of the afternoon, the address by Mrs. Amy Saxton Fulton, on the work of herself and husband in Japan. Mrs. Fulton first spoke of the unfavorable surroundings and difficulties to be met in the first year of their work in Japan. At that time, 19 years ago, the Japanese prejudice against the foreigners was most intense. An account of the work in the missionary schools, principally kindergarten work, was interestingly given by Mrs. Fulton, also the girls' school and Sunday school and church work. This closed the afternoon session. The church was filled to the doors, many former residents coming from Los Angeles, Santa Ana and other towns to meet with old friends in the church. On Tuesday afternoon and evening Mrs. Fulton was a guest of honor at a reception for returned missionaries at Immanuel Presbyterian church of Los Angeles. Among Santa Ana ladies present were Mrs. A. J. Lawton, Mrs.V. Montgomery, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Smiley, Mrs. Dr. Reynolds, Mrs.W.W.Anderson, Mrs.Ella Parker, sister of Mrs.Hatzfeld of this city, Mrs.Inman and many others. Mrs.W.S.Bartlett, a former resident of Orange county, was among the ladies present from Los Angeles. John Wirsching has taken the agency of the Los Angeles Herald, and is surprising the natives by showing them what a city delivery looks like. John is strictly business from start to finish. He lost an arm while firing a Fourth of July salute at Denver a number of years ago, but never misses it, and gets along as though nothing had ever happened. Giddap, John, you're leading the bunch, and are a winner. J. H.Zitt and wife, of San Diego, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.N.Hart the past week.