anaheim-gazette 1909-01-21

NEWS AND BUSINESS Get your tickets for the chamber of commerce banquet, Jan. 29. Dr. Wiley, Veterinary, Fullerton. 1 Fireless cookers at Dickel's. For Haviland China see A. Nagel. 10c socks for 6 1-4c. Buy them by the dozen at The S. Q. R. Store. Come and see the Ideal Lamps at Dickel's. Fountain pens from 75c to $5, at Dickel's. See our large line of Cutlery. A. Nagel. Stop and get a Portable Lamp from $3.00 to $6.00 at A. Nagel's. For Sale—15 horse power gasoline engine for sale $300. Box 545, Anaheim. Surreys at cost. Wickersheim Implement Co. You will find all kinds of chicken supplies at Duckworth & Shorn's. Ladies, just think! you can buy a nice silk waist at half price at The S. Q. R. Store. Have some bargains in cottages and lots in all parts of the city; come and see me. H. Vossbeck. Get Peter Weber to do your carpenter work. He is permanently located here and will do first class work to build up a custom. Over 30 years experience. All work guaranteed. Try him. Home phone 1392. Wagons, plows, hardware, crockery all at Inventory prices. 50 cents saved on every dollar. Stern & Goodman. They will never be cheaper. Buy a waist at half price at The S. Q.R. Store. Private instruction in beginning music; German, common school branches. German Methodist parsonage, Broadway and Clementine streets. For the best quality of Hay and Geo. A. Hunter who week with relatives on Thursday morning to Los Angeles. Charles Burres, a Los estate dealer, was in the week a guest of J. Fine assortment of suing at cost. Wickershe Co. R. L. Goble and Beach were the guests of relatives and friends. Louie Kroeger has handsome new residence street. W. A. Franz was Olinda on Friday morning ways enlivenes the t comes in, and his ree no exception. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. this week to Artesia, which opened a realty office. John Hartung was aitor in the Angelic met day meeting bankers banks and banking. Paul Strauss of Wesley Almes of Pl visit to his uncle and mine to locate permane Capt. V. Schumacher with a lot of peanuts which, being of excellent vor went like the prove The captain is a winner You will always find at Duckworth & Short Erwin Barr is so well the climate that he has contemplated departure Lake. L. Hemmerling was in day from his dairy ranch side. He reports ideal ing the rain, and all cr Wagons, plows, hardware, crockery all at Inventory prices. 50 cents saved on every dollar. Stern & Goodman. They will never be cheaper. Buy a waist at half price at The S. Q.R. Store. Private instruction in beginning music; German, common school branches. German Methodist parsonage, Broadway and Clementine streets. For the best quality of Hay and Grain see Duckworth & Short. If you will only try our coal you will use no other. Duckworth & Short. Get your tickets for the chamber of commerce banquet, Jan. 29, For carpenter work, see Peter Weber, contractor and builder. Plans and specifications furnished free of charge. Work by day or contract. New or repair. Over 30 years experience. All work guaranteed. Call No. 1392 Home phone. Get a Chalmers-Detroit and you'll get a good car. Beebe-Weisel. If you want the Best typewriter get the Oliver No. 5. Carl G. Jorn, Jorn Bldg, Orange. Fresh Jersey cows for sale at low prices. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. If you want a dandy Roadster get a Buick. Beebe-Weisel Co. Wickersheim Implement Co. have all kinds of beet and bean tools. To Let—20-acre fruit, walnut and garden ranch with modern house, adjoining Anaheim. Ten minute walk from highschool, churches and postoffice; rent $300 year in advance. Address P.O. box 932, Ocean Park TEN DOLLARS reward for information leading to recovery or return to Ranch of a three-quarter bred Jersey cow about four years old; short horns, and of a dark Jersey brown color tapering lighter towards the tail and very light under stomach, that was stolen or strayed from the Mesmer Ranch at Placentia Orange Co., about ten days ago. Notify Wm. Jaeger on ranch or Joseph Mesmer, 158 North Main street, Los Angeles, Cal. jy 21-3t was stolen or strayed from the Mesmer Ranch at Placentia Orange Co., about ten days ago. Notify Wm. Jaeger on ranch or Joseph Mesmer, 153 North Main street, Los Angeles, Cal. jy 21-3t The German-American Carving Out A Fortune is difficult enough under the best of conditions. It is almost impossible if old-fashioned methods are clung to. Business today demands all of a man's attention. The man distracted with worry is working under a very great disad The German-American will care for your money better than you can self. Better open an account, and do business way. D. A. Hunter who spent the past morning with relatives here returned on Thursday morning to his home in Angeles. Charles Burres, a Los Angeles realtive dealer, was in town early in week, a guest of Jno. Resh. The assortment of surreys now go at cost. Wickersheim Implement L. Goble and wife of Long were the guests over Sunday relatives and friends. Janie Kroeger has moved into his some new residence on East Censtreet. A. Franz was in town from a day on Friday morning. Franz allentivens the town when he was in, and his recent trip was exception. and Mrs. M. A. Cook removed week to Artesia, where they have used a realty office. John Hartung was a business visitor the Angelic metropolis on Friday meeting bankers and talking to banking. Paul Strauss of Pittsburg, nephew Wesley Almes of Placentia, is on mit to his uncle and may deterto locate permanently. pt. Vl. Schumacher was on hand a lot of peanuts market day, being of excellent size and flavent like the proverbial hotcakes captain is a winner. You will always find price ht uckworth & Short's. evin Barr is so well pleased with climate that he has deferred his implated departure for Elsinore. Hemmerling was in town on Mon from his dairy ranch on the east He reports ideal weather follow the rain, and all crops promising H. A. Dickel was detained at his home several days the past week by illness, but was able on Monday to be out again. Mrs. N. Hugo was in town the first of the week visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Neff returned on Saturday afternoon from Ventura county, where he held farmers' institutes at sever- localities. Manuel Tapia went to Whittier on Friday on a brief business mission, returning in the evening. For Sale: Three good colts. Wickersheim Implement Co. Edward Michaelis and wife of North Dakota are here, guests of their nephew, Emil Heinze. They are enjoying what Mr. Michaelis calls the summer climate, his experience in the north being that sunshine and flowers do not go together with winter. They will remain for a brief visit and will return home by way of St Paul. Mrs. Clara Rogers was a guest the past week of Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung. Mrs. Rogers was a former well known resident, but has not been here in a number of years. She is a pleasing vocalist and took part in amateur concerts. She is now a resident of Los Angeles. Major Upham of Olive was detained in town several days last week by rainy weather and muddy roads. He came in on Monday and started home on Friday, the weather being rainy during that time. His many friends took good care of him and made the old veteran feel entirely at home during his stay. Mrs. Strodthoff delightfully entertaned the ladies' euchre club at her home on Lemon street on Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by the following ladies: Mrs. Adolph Rimpau first; Mrs. Bennerscheidt, second, and Hemmerling was in town on Mon from his dairy ranch on the east He reports ideal weather follow the rain, and all crops promising boundant harvest. Hartung came down from Angeles on Saturday evening to Sunday with his parents, Mr. Mrs. John Hartung. Witte and Miss Hulda Witte over Sunday guests of B. V. e and family. Wagner brothers on Saturday three carloads of potatoes to Angles parties at $1.50. Wagner and bride who are denver on their honeymoon will return to their home here. The Bible classes of the Men's Christian Association, Thursday evening at 7 p.m. Junand senior classes meet at the hour in the association rooms. Adelaide Burmes and mother Chicago who are spending the year in Southern California were the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. Grim returned this week from acation at the J. E. Pleasant's in Santiago canyon, and is at his post of duty at the lumber company. A. W. Halsey who was announto speak in the Presbteryian hush on Tuesday evening, was uncome at that time, but will be hand on Thursday evening. The invitation is extended to all. Helmsen is adding new discounters to his store to meet the rements of his expanding busiJoseph has been struck by a tide of prosperity, and reports less booming. home on Friday, the weather being rainy during that time. His many friends took good care of him and made the old veteran feel entirely at home during his stay. Mrs. Strodthoff delightfully entertained the ladies' euchre club at her home on Lemon street on Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by the following ladies: Mrs. Adolph Rimpau first; Mrs. Bennerscheldt, second, and Mrs. Zeus, consolation. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and later the guests departed having enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Conductor Leonard of the San Diego express, who sustained a stroke of paralysis at Oceanside while on his run some days ago, is in critical condition at the railroad hospital in Los Angeles. According to reports received here he will probably not be able to resume his position. Mr. Leonard is one of the most popular conductors on this division, and his numerous friends will regret to learn of his enfeebled condition. For Sale: Work and driving horses. Wickersheim Implement Co. Bob Johnson while returning home some evenings ago met two suspicious characters at the alley back of Nagel's store. As he walked on ahead they followed him, but he maintained his lead and was not further molested. An evening or two later while walking on Broadway, he was confronted by a stranger who said: "I want to see you." Bob responded that he did not wish to converse with him and continued on his way home. Bob promises to perforate the next prowler who molests him and we look for work for the coroner to do on repetition of the offense. Some weeks ago it was Jack the Hugger a young lady having been hugged and otherwise insulted by a ruffian on East Center street while taking a walk early in the evening. Her screams brought neighbors to her assistance, and the hugger made off in the darkness. Now it is Jack the Peeper. A lady on going to her room in the evening, in the heart of the city, detected such fumes of tobacco smoke coming into the window that she called her husband who imme- Hugger a young lady having been hugged and otherwise insulted by a ruffian on East Center street while taking a walk early in the evening. Her screams brought neighbors to her assistance, and the hugger made off in the darkness. Now it is Jack the Peeper. A lady on going to her room in the evening, in the heart of the city, detected such fumes of tobacco smoke coming into the window that she called her husband, who immediately went outside in search for the peeper, but the fellow could not be found. Wm. Schwenckert some evenings ago entertained the operators, clerks and linemen employed by the Sunset telephone company at his home on West street. A feature of the evening was the rendition of a graphaphone concert program, the instrument being manipulated by Jos. Helmsen. The guests were carried to and from the residence in carriages and a very enjoyable evening was participated in Refreshements were served, and at a late hour the guests departed, voting Mr. and Mrs. Schwenckert and Miss Wehmeyer, the latter's sister, gracious hosts, and Mr. Helmsen the most expert graphaphone artist in the land. The Grace Evangelical Lutheran church of Anaheim, which was organized a short time ago, has filed articles of incorporation. The trustees of the new church are August F. Gutzmann, Gustav Martens, Hermann Gust, Ernest Schroeder and Wilhelm Wohlgemuth. Mr. Wohlgemuth is president of the board and Emil Heinze is secretary. HEADQUARTERS FOR SILKS AND DRESS GOODS WAIST SALE Our entire line of Waists in silk, net and cotton goods, is placed on sale at greatly reduced prices. In some instances we have cut them To Almost Half Their Former Value An immense line to choose from. Plain tailored effects to the finest dress styles. ASHER & FALKENSTEIN AGENTS FOR "MONEYBAK" SILKS AND "FOWNER" GLOVES CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesi Method) STUDIO CHARTRES ST. Plano Phone Main 1293 CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesl Method) STUDIO CHARTRES ST. Piano Phone Main 1293 Gade's Millinery All Hats in Stock Half Price and Below See our Specials for Market Day Chamber of Commerce Building Shoes at Ahlborn & Raymond Spring Styles for '09 are now on exhibition at our store. This week our windows are showing SPRING STYLES FOR LADIES Snappy, up-to-date styles in all the latest shades and colorings, all widths and sizes. Come early and get your choice. We carry the famous Webster School Shoes and the "Scuffer," for children. Walk-Over Shoes for Men, and many other brands. Enough said—come and see for yourself. Ahlborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE GENERAL MACHINIST..... Gasoline Pumping Plants installed and repaired. Windmills, Tanks and Pipe Fittings. ANIborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE GENERAL MACHINIST.... Gasoline Pumping Plants installed and repaired. Windmills, Tanks and Pipe Fittings. F. W. REED Palace Meat Market Schumacher & Schneider Proprietors DEALERS IN Choice Fresh and Salted Meats Telephone Main 51 Meats Delivered to all parts of city Security Picking Ladder Something New and Different Ready for your inspection at Miller's Hardware Store