anaheim-gazette 1908-12-10

PORTER'S REPORT Water Superintendent Informs Water Board of Operations During Month Report of Superintendent for November, 1908.—To the Honorable Board of Directors of the A.U.W.Co. Gentlemen: Regular employees, $585. Cleaning—Moss by Nevarro, $53.25; by Sepulveda, $1.75; Fullerton-Placentia branch ditches, $69.12; to cleaning moss between section house and head of ditch, $56; labor and team work to scrape and clean the storm- and sluiceways and scrape out channel in river bed for sluicing purposes, $147.62; clean bank of cement ditch above Yorba reservoir, $15.35; cleaning Anaheim branch ditches $89.25; total, $432.34. Repairs—Teaming for repairs, $47.25; labor and team work to finish raising Tuffree ditch below reservoir $80.40; used 92 sacks cement; labor raising and repairing on ditch running north and south through Tuffree ranch, $35, used 8 sacks cement; raising and repairing and make gate on west line of Tuffree ranch, $12.50; raise ditch on east line of Bradford ranch, $12.50; raise ditch at A. B. Annin place, $13.50; repair overchute on north branch ditch and make gate for H. Schults, $31.50; repairs on south branch ditch, $17.50; total repairs, $249.90. Construction—To counting and shipping sacks, $11.25. Manager Backs of the Home telephone company announces a new rate for messages to Los Angeles, the same being 15 cents for three minutes and 5 cents for each additional minute. Hitherto the rate has been 25 and 10 but the reduced Just received a fine of cut glass. Hartfield's Services at St. Michaels on Sunday at 11. Sermons Juny. Special music was ered. The Y.M.C.A. will have dinner at Y.M.C.A. room Los Angeles street evening at 6:15. All are a pleasant time is assuplenty of good things to Christmas shoppers may bargains at Hartfield's. T. S. Armstrong is up again after a brief illness Diamonds watches, chrys of all descriptions at Tommy Dietrich and artistic painters is putting touches upon the public Xmas and Holiday W your eastern friends to Santa sunshine. For part Otto Rust. Schools will be dism day, Dec. 15, for the Ch holidays, and will reopen M January 4, 1909. Christmas gifts of all at Hartfield's jewelry store Anaheim Aerie, No. 947 Monday evening elected the officers for the next term Mason, president; Joseph service president; Chas. Kutary; C. G. Billings, treasury Earl, chaplain; Inside G Hessel; Outside Guard, Trustees, J. Ziegler, F Arnold. Grape Brandy for mince pudding sauces. Prompt Rust's winery. M. C. Bailey, a former resident of Anaheim, was Tuesday after an absence years Mr. Bailey may Manager Backs of the Home telephone company announces a new rate for messages to Los Angeles, the same being 15 cents for three minutes and 5 cents for each additional minute. Hitherto the rate has been 25 and 10, but the reduced rate was in effect from 7 o'clock in the evening to 7 in the morning. The new rate is appreciated by patrons of the company, which strives to give the best service at cheapest rates. George Ross has purchased the interest of J. W. Enfield in the Orange county realty company, and the new firm will be composed of W. A. and George Ross. The firm has opened an office in Los Angeles, which will be in charge of the latter. He has resigned as sales agent of the folding-crate company, and will be succeeded by Mr. Jayne. Mr. Enfield will devote his attention to insurance. B. V. Beebe entertained members of the Four-Four club at a theater party at the Auditorium on Wednesday evening of last week. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hatzfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weisel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs, Miss Winifred Melrose, Miss Olga Zeus and Mr. Beebe. George N. Frentz, a former well known resident of the west country, has returned from Los Angeles after an absence of five years and has purchased the Sanborn place of 11 acres east of town. Contractor Pruitt is erecting a five-room house on the ranch, and Mr. Frentz and family will take up their residence there. W. S. Lapham and wife, Mrs. Edith Clark and Nick Carter, all of Los Angeles, visited with Mr. and Mrs. V. U. Simpson on Sunday. Mr. Carter some weeks ago fell a distance of 60 feet from a building whereon he was engaged, but luckily escaped without serious injury. R. A. Scott of Long Beach has removed to San Francisco. He is agent and treasurer; C. G. Billings, treasurer; Earl, chaplain; Inside G.Hessel; Outside Guard; Trustees, J. Ziegler, F. Arnold. Grape Brandy for mince pudding sauces. Prompt Rust's winery. M. C. Bailey, a former resident of Anaheim, was Tuesday after an absence years. Mr. Bailey was in business here in the early is now engaged in raising the northwestern part of les county. He met many friends, to whom he confidant that he did not knowley after his long absence when he left this section ley was sparsely populated present it has a population ward of 30,000. Contractor Kuechel said day that his work upon library was about complete the building will be read over in a few days. He other buildings to erect a points, and there mfwcm points, and his excellent has brought him invitation upon other libraries in various in the state. Services at the Presbyterian will be: "Man's personal Lost—Needs a Guide." "No man careth for my souls." Ladies, call at the S. Q Thursday, Dec. 10, and sell or skirt. You can have live pattern, made up for High Quality; Low Price W. S. Lapham and wife, Mrs. Edith Clark and Nick Carter, all of Los Angeles, visited with Mr. and Mrs. V. U. Simpson on Sunday. Mr. Carter some weeks ago fell a distance of 60 feet from a building whereon he was engaged, but luckily escaped without serious injury. R. A. Scott of Long Beach has removed to San Francisco. He is agent and general manager for a syndicate handling East San Mateo reality. He writes to friends in town that he is getting along well. J. B. Neff came in from Imperial, where he has been holding farmers' institutes, to attend a meeting of members of the legislature in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dugdale are the happy parents of a bouncing baby boy which arrived on Wednesday evening last. L. A. Evans is back from a business trip of several days in Kern county. W. F. Laird was down from Kern county the first of the week on a business trip. Charley Baker and wife of Westminster were guests of relatives here on Sunday. Quality counts with Dietrich. Gerald Sandilands shipped the first carload of oranges for the Independent association on Tuesday. The fruit goes to Little Rock, Ark. It is well colored, and of good size. Mr. Sandilands will ship six cars this week, and expects to handle a large number of cars of superior fruit during the season. A. received a fine consignment of glass. Hartfield's. Services at St. Michael's church Sunday at 11. Sermon by Rev. Special music will be rendY.M.C.A. will have a 15-cent bill at Y.M.C.A. rooms on South Angeles street every Thursday at 6:15. All are invited, and present time is assured, with a view of good things to eat. Christmas shoppers may find rare items at Hartfield's. Armstrong is up and around after a brief illness. Rounds watches, clocks, jewel-allen descriptions at Hartfield's. Any Dietrich and a force of art-painters is putting the finishaches upon the public library. Sand and Holiday Wines. Treat eastern friends to some California shine. For particulars. C. Must. Tools will be dismissed Tuesday, Dec. 15, for the Christmas holiday will reopen Monday, Jan. 1909. Christmas gifts of all descriptions Hartfield's jewelry store. Elm Aerie, No. 947, F.O.E. on evening elected the following for the next term: W. G. president; Joseph Hessel, resident; Chas. Kuchel, secretary; G. Billings, treasurer; Frank Chaplain; Inside Guard, Tony Outside Guard, L. Hessel; J. Ziegler, F. H. Fox, F. Brandy for mince meats and sauces. Prompt deliveries. Winery. Bailey, a former well-known of Anaheim, was in town on after an absence of 31 Mr. Bailey in the shop. FOR XMAS PIANOS See O. J. Goehner, Orange county representative for Bartlett Music Co. Special sale now on. Auto Planos, A. B. Chase, Kimball, Schuman, Foster, etc. Planos sold on easy payments. Call or telephone at Commercial hotel, Anaheim. Owners of an Edison phonograph should get the new attachment to play the Amberol records. Weber's Stationery and Music store, next to postoffice. Sylvan Cahen was in town from Los Angeles on Tuesday drumming. Charley Hilmer, a former resident of Anaheim, is in town from Washington after an absence of eighteen years. Hear the new Victor double-faced records at Weber's Stationery and Music store, next to postoffice. W. S. Gibbs of Orangethorpe was in town on Tuesday. Mr. Gibbs recently sold his 55-acre ranch on Orangethorpe avenue at a topnotch figure. He retains his Placentia property, but may in the near future remove to another locality. Victor and Edison phonographs and records at Weber's Stationery and Music store, next to postoffice. H. A. Dickel was in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Teachers' institute meets at Santa Ana Dec. 16, 17 and 18. On Thursday afternoon, the 17th, Prof. Tople delivers an address upon Cleanliness About School Buildings and Yards. Miss Florence Haylor of A.H.S. participates in the discussion. On Friday morning A. T. Vinacke addresses the assembled teachers upon History. Miss Adele Macneil speaks on Drawing. Capt. Williams returned on Monday Brandy for mince meats and sauces. Prompt deliveries. Winery. Bailey, a former well-known of Anaheim, was in town on after an absence of 31 Mr. Bailey was in the sheep here in the early days, and engaged in raising cattle in northwestern part of Los Angeles. He met many old-time to whom he confided that he did not know the valuer his long absence. In 1877, he left this section, the valuers sparsely populated, while at it has a population of up 30,000. Actor Kuechel said on Tuesday his work upon the public was about completed and that reading will be ready to turn a few days. He has several buildings to erect at different and there mfwcmf and his excellent work here caught him invitations to bid over libraries in various towns state. Sus at the Presbyterian church "Man's personal needs: 2 needs a Guide." :Evening careth for my soul." Call at the S. Q. R. store, Dec. 10, and select a suit You can have an exclusions made up for yourself. Quality; Low Price. Dietrich. VISIT THE ECTRIC STUDIO center street, while in town. For photo on a postal card while for 25cts., $1 per dozen. Work furnished on short non-reasonable rates. On Sundays and evenings until after the holidays. E. ADDES, Proprietor. Teachers' institute meets at Santa Ana Dec. 16, 17 and 18. On Thursday afternoon, the 17th, Prof. Tople delivers an address upon Cleanliness About School Buildings and Yards. Miss Florence Haylor of A.H.S. participates in the discussion. On Friday morning A. T. Vinacke addresses the assembled teachers upon History. Miss Adele Macneil speaks on Drawing. Capt. Williams returned on Monday evening from Pittsburg after an absence of eleven weeks. The Captain attended the celebration of the 150 anniversary of the founding of Pittsburg, and had a most enjoyable time The weather was fine the first month of his stay, but was latterly cold and disagreeable. He is glad to get back to the glorious climate. Suits and skirts, an exclusive pattern, made up for yourself. At The S. Q. R. store. A representative of one of the leading houses will be pleased to show samples Thursday, Dec. 10th. FOR XMAS PIANOS See O. J. Goehner, Orange county representative for Bartlett Music Co. Special sale now on. Auto Pianos, A. B. Chase, Kimball, Schuman, Foster, etc. Pianos sold on easy payments. Call or telephone at Commercial hotel, Anaheim. I hereby call a meeting of all the members of the Woman's Guild of St. Michael's church to be held in Anaheim on Friday, Dec. 11, at the residence of Mrs. Marie Zeus, at 2 p.m. Each member is earnestly requested to be present and to bring some article of sewing. Purpose of meeting is to prepare a Christmas Box for City Mission society of Los Angeles. An appeal to this end has been made through our church paper, and I trust we shall have a full attendance at the above meeting. Frederic A. Juny, Pastor. CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesi Method) HARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesl Method) Piano Phone Main 1298 Christmas Groceries W. WALLOP Select Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries Suitable for the Holiday Season Mushrooms, Pimientos, Asparagus. Fresh Oysters During the Oyster Season Mexa-Moka Coffee is the Best 25c. Coffee on the market. 126 W. Center St. Home 1381 "LOUDON'S" DRY GOODS STORE Sunset Phone 1061 East Center St., ANAHEIM Practical and Useful Xmas Presents at Reduced Prices EXTRA SPECIAL! All of our Pillow Tops that have been selling at 50c each—all of them have matched backs, at each.....35c Women's Flannelette Nightgowns, full sizes and braid trimmed yokes, at each.....49c Children's Nightgowns and Pajamas with feet, in a fine quality heavy outing flannel, all sizes, at each 45c Ladies' Lace Collars, new patterns, a sample line of the 25c kind, at each.....15c Standard Pattern Agency Geo. Loudon & Co. An up-to-date line for Progressive Beet Growers... Moline Beet Seeder. Moline Two-row Beet Cultivator. Moline Four-row Beet Cultivator. Moline Beet Puller. An up-to-date line for Progressive Beet Growers... Moline Beet Seeder. Moline Two-row Beet Cultivator. Moline Four-row Beet Cultivator. Moline Beet Puller. Can ride all of them. These are all ideal machines and take the lead in all the great beet growing sections. We also carry the popular California Goodough Sulky and Gang plows, used by nearly all beet growers. We have a fine assortment of surreys that we wish to turn into cash. BIG BARGAINS. WICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT COMPANY FULLERTON, CAL. Wallace's Grocery Store HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH VEGETABLES Consignments of Staple and Fancy Groceries Received Daily. Times Sunset 237 Home 1103 W. A. WALLACE, Prop. FOR XMAS We have the best assortment of Fancy Suspenders, Garters and Arm Bands, Xmas Neckties, Fancy Hose, Silk Mufflers Handkerchiefs, Belts, Purses, Gloves Fancy Vests, Sweaters, Suit Cases Umbrellas Golf and Negligee Shirts, The Latest in Hats, Suits and Overcoats Fancy Suspenders, Garters and Arm Bands, Xmas Neckties, Fancy Hose, Silk Mufflers Handkerchiefs, Belts, Purses, Gloves Fancy Vests, Sweaters, Suit Cases Umbrellas Golf and Negligee Shirts, The Latest in Hats, Suits and Overcoats Yungbluth & Kroeger Phone—Sunset 294, Home 1044 127 Center Street, Anaheim THE MISSION ICE CREAM PARLORS CONFECTIONS Candies a Specialty. Hot Drinks and Tamales Latest in Stationery for Xmas Presents Handsome Burnt Wood Novelties