anaheim-gazette 1908-08-27

NEWS AND BUSINESS Pulp galore for cows at 50 cents per ton and Molasses to sweeten hay for horses at $1.50 per barrel at LOS ALAMITOS SUGAR FACTORY. Washing and ironing and housecleaning done by the day. Mrs. Josephine Stein, general delivery, Anaheim postoffice. 2t Wanted—A good agent to sell our gas machines and gas appliances in Anaheim and surrounding country. Only small capital required. A pleasant, permanent and profitable business for a man who will devote his time to the work. Reference required. Address Speer Gas Machine Mfg. Co., 37561 Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 2t Another dozen phonographs to give away, just received by Yungbluth & Kroeger. Read our new advertisement for details. FOR RENT.—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call at 324 E. Broadway, or telephone Main I04. tf For Fire and Life Insurance see H. Vossbeck, who has nothing but the best. Mullinix ice cream cannot be beaten for purity and deliciousness of flavor. Dietrich, Jeweler and Optician, Anaheim. Don't neglect your eyes. See Dietrich near post office, Anaheim. See H. Vossbeck for Bargains in Real Estate. Have a splendid new 5-room bungalow close in at Los Angeles which I can trade for small ranch near Anaheim. H. Vossbeck. To see better see Dietrich. Best garden hose at Nagle's. Call and be convinced. Ice cream freezers at Nagel's. Olinda sat upon the Hall league baseball in a game on Sunday noon which drew one of the last crowds of the season to the hill diamond. Russell and Cox were in the points for the vince while Rich and Rameriz office for the vanquished. No score kept of the game as the fainted. Manager Frantz of Olinda first refused to give the score at the entreaty of a crowd of in town Monday, turned his away, dropped a silent team said it was 20 to 1. Rev. Wm. Green has sold Miraflores ranch, south of comprising 35 acres of walnut other improvements, to Mrs. Osborn, of Ocean Park, for $2 The new purchaser takes immediate possession. Rev. Green and fenced on Tuesday departed for Ocean where they will reside. During four years' residence here they made many warm personal friends who will note with regret their parture from the community. Dorothy Dietrich, daughter of and Mrs. G. S. Dietrich, celebrates her eighth birthday by entering a number of her friends and parents' home one afternoon week. A very pleasant after was enjoyed, and after partaking the cream and cake, the merry ers were taken on an auto through Fullerton and Placenthi. L. E. Miller writes from Cleveland where he has been visiting with family for some weeks past, then and his wife and little son shortly for New Haven, Conn., sight-seeing and pleasure trip writes the weather is warm and in his entire trip he has seen ing to compare with the glorious See H. Vossbeck for Bargains in Real Estate. Have a splendid new 5-room bungalow close in at Los Angeles which I can trade for small ranch near Anaheim. H. Vossbeck. To see better see Dietrich. Best garden hose at Nagle's. Call and be convinced. Ice cream freezers at Nagel's. Have a nice 5-room house for sale, close in, large lot, for only $1250.00. See H. Vossbeck at once. FOR SALE For Sale—Some good furniture for sale cheap. Also two gas stoves. Apply at 622 Adele St., second house east of Olive. For Sale—Horse, and in fact everything a ranch needs but money. Wickersheim Implement Co. Loose alfalfa hay, $14 per ton, delivered. Henry Wagner ma21tf For Sale at a Snap—Two Success Incubators, 612 egg size. Wickersheim Implement Co. FOR SALE — Loose alfalfa hay, $11 per ton, in the field. Page & Anderson, opposite Centralia school house, Buena Park, Cal. Phone, Sunset 125. For Sale. — Two young Jersey cows, coming fresh soon, on R. R. Childer's ranch, two miles west of Buena Park. At a bargain. Address Mrs. Brandenburg, 118 S. Griffen avenue, Los Angeles. 2t For Sale or Trade—3000 gallon redwood tank; and 20-foot tankhouse. Also Fairbanks 1½ h. p. engine. Apply to Wallop Bros. a20tf For Sale—Three fine delivery horses. Wickersheim Implement Co. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of the best makes at Nagel's. I have several fine pieces of income properties in Los Angeles to trade for large and 'small ranches near Anaheim. Call at H. Vossbeck. L. E. Miller writes from Cleveland where he has been visiting with family for some weeks past, then and his wife and little son shortly for New Haven, Conn., sightseeing and pleasure trips writes the weather is warm and in his entire trip he has seen it to compare with the glorious mate of California. For keeping cool try some of linen ice cream and ice cream Harry Hanna arrived yesterday San Francisco on a visit to his er, John Hanna of Miraflores other relatives. He recently re ed from a four-months' trip eas ing which time he visited the cipal cities of the Atlantic sea and Canada. He is in exc health and reports a most enjoy trip. Misses Alice Grimshaw, Helen ardson and Mary Grim will a the Los Angeles Normal School ginning next Monday. The two named are graduates of the Ana high school and the latter graduate of Notre Dame College San Jose. Showers of cool, delicious d at Mullinix. Joseph Backs Jr. has receive illustrated postal from Arthur ris at San Bernardino, conveying intelligence that the stork w his home in that city on Augu and brought a fine son. I will be remembered as catche last year's champion Olinda bas team. William Schulte of Alameda,, in of Mrs. C. E. Holcomb, wh been here on a visit with rel for some weeks past, left yest by steamer for his home in the n A. Nagel and family are spe a vacation at Long Beach. Bank Money ISSUED IN DENOMINATIONS OF Bank Money ISSUED IN DENOMINATIONS OF This is a picture of our New Savings Certificates (reduced in size) draw interest on it and yet have it always WHAT THEY REP A BANK CHECK. A CERTIFIED CHECK. A MONEY ORDER. A TRAVELER'S CHECK. AN INTEREST BEARING CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT. Send for Booklet describing this wonderful Bank Money ISSUED ONLY BY GERMAN AMERICA OF ANAHEIM, CAL. upon the Hall lease at the game on Sunday after one of the largest season to the footRussell and Collins points for the victors, and Rameriz officiated finished. No score was the game as the scoreranger Frantz of Olinda at to give the score, but city of a crowd of fans today, turned his head a silent tear and to 1. Green has sold the bunch, south of town, acres of walnut andements, to Mrs. John Ocean Park, for $25,000. Chaser takes immediate Rev. Green and family departed for Ocean Park, full reside. During their residence here they have warm personal friends with regret their de- the community. Detrick, daughter of Mr. S. Dietrich, celebrated birthday by entertaining of her friends at her one afternoon last day pleasant afternoon and after partaking of cake, the merry-maken on an auto ride Barton and Placentia. Writes from Cleveland, been visiting with his nine weeks past, that he and little son leave New Haven, Conn., on a and pleasure trip. Heather is warm and that trip he has seen noth- with the glorious cli- This office is better fitted than at any time in its history for turning out all kinds of book and pamphlet work, transcripts, briefs and catalogues. With our new Mergenthaler machine, operated by an expert journeyman, and with an absolutely new job office from end to end, we are prepared to do all kinds of printing with bright new series of type at short notice. Phone this office for estimates, and do not send your work to Los Angeles. We meet all outside prices and if our work is not the equal of that turned out by any Los Angeles office, at less rates, we are ready to hang our harp on a willow tree. None but the highest-priced mechanics employed, and rates lower than the lowest. Walter Johnson seems to have struck his gait in the American League, for he has been pitching winning ball for Washington. On Friday he pitched against Detroit, champions of the American League, allowing them five scattered hits. The Senators took the game on four hits, by a score of 3 to 1. The men behind the local twirler amassed two errors, while the Tigers played errorless ball. Johnson pitched again on Monday, when Detroit shut out the Senators, 1 to 0. The Tigers hit Johnson ten times safely, but were prevented from scoring oftener by sharp fielding. W. S. Taylor was in town Saturday from Beatty, Nev., and reports his mine producing excellent ore. Mr. Taylor must be credited with developing his mine during a period of depression. This faith in its ultimate success is his distinguishing characteristic. He leaves in a few days for Beatty, and will prosecute devel- Max Struck, well known of Orange, was killed Friday Robles by an accidental fall tree. The body was brought Orange on Sunday evening, funeral was held on Sunday noon. Details of the accident that Mr. Struck and his wife visiting in Paso Robles and day Mr. Struck went out distance from the house at they were staying to hunt down. He killed several and at shot one bird which lodged in W. S. Taylor was in town Saturday from Beatty, Nev., and reports his mine producing excellent ore. Mr. Taylor must be credited with developing his mine during a period of depression. This faith in its ultimate success is his distinguishing characteristic. He leaves in a few days for Beatty, and will prosecute development with redoubled vigor. Success to him. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Bailey spent the first of the week at San Diego and Coronado. They leave on Saturday for their home in Phoenix, A.T., accompanied by Miss George Bailey and Mrs. L. C. Bailey and little daughter, Miriam, of Mazatlan. Mrs. Wickett and Mrs. Knapp are at East Newport for a fortnight's outing. Mr. Wickett who accompanied them on Tuesday, returned yesterday. He contemplates a business trip in the near future to San Diego. Mrs. Josephine Butler, of Los Angeles, is a guest of Mrs. Cora Brown at her home at Brookhurst. Mrs. Butler recently returned from a visit of several months with friends in Philadelphia. Captain E. Barr returned on Monday evening from a month's outing at Lake Elsinore. Yesterday he went to Huntington Beach to attend the Grand Army encampment. Mrs. Koenig, Miss Elchler and Mrs. Fulweider spent several days the past week sight-seeing at San Diego, Coronado, Tia Juana and other points south. Miss Hazel Michod of Los Angeles, is a guest of Miss Fay McKinley. Each will graduate from Stanford University next year. Professor Walker has returned from an outing at Bay City. Mrs. Walker and the family will be home on Saturday. The body was brought Orange on Sunday evening, funeral was held on Sunday noon. Details of the accident that Mr. Struck and his wife visiting in Paso Robles and day Mr. Struck went out distance from the house at they were staying to hunt down. He killed several and shot one bird which lodged in and when Mr. Struck climbed secure it, the limb broke and cipitated him to the ground, fracturing his skull. Cyril Tipton and Wayne Go returned Saturday week from Y. M. C. A. outing camp in lina, are ill, threatened with fever. Drinking impure water in camp is thought to be the of their illness. Mullinix ice cream once the kind you will always want. Residents of the new town McFarland, in Kern county, composed of citizens formed here, have voted $10,000 for a new schoolhouse. All the polled were in favor of the Manager Backs of the Hopephone Company installed elephones at Benedict the past Joe took a run down to Bay his auto on Tuesday evening the wife and the baby. For Sale—Some good furnish sale cheap. Also two gas Apply at 622 Adele St., second east of Olive. Mrs. Smythe and daughter Patterson, of Los Angeles guests of friends in town th M. A. Cook has sold his tract at West Anaheim, to Branson of Montana, for $3 E. E. Angell and family of Newport Beach on Sunday Duro car for a day's outing Harry Armstrong is back vacation at Newport Beach a shore line points of interest. Miss Marie Rimpau is re from an attack of scarlet fever a fortnight's severe illness. Mrs. W. M. Rose and children returned from a two month Money Orders MOTIONS OF $5.00, $20.00, $100.00 (reduced in size) which opens a new way to save money, yet have it always ready for use. BY REPRESENT CHECK. A SAVINGS CERTIFICATE. S CHECK. A SFLF-IDENTIFYING CHECK. POSIT. In this wonderful Banking invention. ED ONLY BY AMERICAN BANK NAHEIM, CAL. Professor Walker has returned from an outing at Bay City. Mrs. Walker and the family will be home on Saturday. E. E. Angell and family on Newport Beach on Sunday. Duro car for a day's outing. Harry Armstrong is back vacation at Newport Beach and shore line points of interest. Miss Marie Rimpau is re-returned from an attack of scarlet fever a fortnight's severe illness. Mrs. W. M. Rose and children returned from a two month with relatives in Michigan. Mullinix drug store for cream. W. D. Thompson and family on Long Beach on Sunday for outing at the seashore. John Hanna and daughter Geo. C. Hagar, were in town on Saturday afternoon. Captain Stern and wife turned from a week's outing Juan Springs. P. Nicolas and family are ing an outing at San Joaquin. Herman Dickel went to Santa Clara on Tuesday morning on a jaunt. John Rimpau has returned after a pleasant visit with here. Ice cream that conforms pure food law at Mullinix. Bobby Mills spent Sunday parents who are summering boa. Miss Lillie Peterman has Los Angeles, where she will. Robert Johnson is back from weeks' stay at Newport Bea ALWAYS RELIABLE OUR Mid-Summer Sale OF BLANKETS on. Take advantage of the Low prices and supour future needs now. See our Los Angelest window for prices. HER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS CHURCH NOTES. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian Church will meet next Thursday, Aug 27, at the home of Mrs. Hayden, corner of Los Angeles and Broad streets, at 2:30 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all ladies of the church and congregation. MARION JOHNSTON, Sec'y. NOTICE. To Whom It May Concern: This is to notify the public that Mr. W. Kohlenberger is not agent for body was brought to Sunday evening, and the was held on Sunday aftertrails of the accident are Struck and his wife were Paso Robles and on FriStruck went out a short from the house at which staying to hunt doves. and several and at length bird which lodged in a tree Mr. Struck climbed up to the limb broke and prelim to the ground, the fall his skull. aton and Wayne Goble who saturday week from the A. outing camp at Catal, threatened with typhoid inking impure water while thought to be the cause ness. ice cream once tried is you will always want. of the new townsite of in Kern county, which is of citizens formerly resihave voted $10,000 bonds schoolhouse. All the votes are in favor of the bonds. Backs of the Home Telmpany installed eight new Benedict the past week. run down to Bay City in on Tuesday evening to see and the baby. Some good furniture for Also two gas stoves. 22 Adele St., second house ave. Raythe' and daughter, Mrs. of Los Angeles, were friends in town this week. Book has sold his five-acre West Anaheim, to Alfred Montana, for $3500. Angell and family drove to Beach on Sunday in their for a day's outing. Armstrong is back from a Newport Beach and other points of interest. Erie Rimpau is recovering attack of scarlet fever, after severe illness. M. Rose and children have from a two months' visit NOTICE. To Whom It May Concern: This is to notify the public that Mr. W. Kohlenberger is not agent for me in selling the Olive Street Tract lots. Wm. OVERHOLSER. Fritz Ruhman has taken down the frame buildings at the corner of Los Angeles and Chartres streets, and will on Monday begin the erection of a large corrugated iron structure 60x60, which will be occupied by Stern & Mills for their carriage and implement emporium. The new building will be ready for occupancy by October 1st. Adolph Bierent and wife of Pleasanton, Alameda county, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gunderson, parents of Mrs. Bierent. They will re-remain several weeks. Mr. Bierent is employed as engineer by Mrs. Hearst at her home, one of the most palatial in the state, where he is in charge of the electric light works operated by her. John Heitshusen left on Monday for Berkeley to re-enter the school for deaf, dumb and blind. Johnny is the bright little boy who lost his hearing as a result of illness when a child. He was accompanied north by Adam Walter. J. F. Ahlborn was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Monday. He will probably reopen his remodeled store sometime next week. A force of mechanics is engaged in refitting the interior, which when completed, will be one of the handsomest stores in the county. Charley Alfred returned this week from a ten months' trip to Texas. He will locate in Los Angeles. He finds many improvements hereabout and says there is no place like Southern California. Wm. McLauchlin and wife returned Saturday evening from a three weeks' visit to Lake Tahoe, San angell and family drove to Beach on Sunday in their car for a day's outing. Armstrong is back from a Newport Beach and other points of interest. Rie Rimpau is recovering attack of scarlet fever; after its severe illness. M. Rose and children have from a two months' visit lives in Michigan. drug store for best ice Hompson and family drove to Beach on Sunday for a day's seashore. anna and daughter, Mrs. Sugar, were in town driving early afternoon. Stern and wife have re-turned a week's outing at San Angels. as and family are enjoy-outing at San Juan Hot Dickel went to San Diego by morning on a business apau has returned to Yuma peasant visit with relatives that conforms to the law at Mullinix. hills spent Sunday with his son are summering at Balle Peterman has gone to Texas, where she will reside. Johnson is back from a two-day at Newport Beach. will be one of the handsomest stores in the county. Charley Alfred returned this week from a ten months' trip to Texas. He will locate in Los Angeles. He finds many improvements hereabout and says there is no place like Southern California. Wm. McLauchlin and wife returned Saturday evening from a three weeks' visit to Lake Tahoe, San Francisco and other points of interest up state. Mrs. Knobelsdorf, of Kansas City, who has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gerdes at their home on South Los Angeles street, for some months past, left on Tuesday for her home in the East. Mrs. Grace Inda and daughters, Katherine and Josephine, and sons John and Peter, are visiting relatives and friends in Ventura county, Santa Barbara and Santa Maria. The Harding twenty-acre place, two miles west of town, has been sold to an outside party for $6000. It is set to young walnut trees. H. Kruger has sold his forty-acre partly improved place near town to W. Grant of Pasadena, for $10,-000. The new owner will raise alfalfa. O. M. Skinner and wife and C. A. Spooner left on Monday for Durand, Wis., on a two months' sight-seeing tour. Rudolph Goetz was leading a cow on the Olinda ranch on Saturday, when the animal became fractious and butted him. The animal trampled upon him, breaking an arm.