anaheim-gazette 1909-01-28

NEWS AND BUSINESS For Sale: Limited quantity of good walnut wood $4 per cord. C. C. Chapman. Get your tickets for the chamber of commerce banquet, Jan. 29. Bain, Hickory or Studebaker wagons at cost. 3x4 $85, 3 1-4x4 $89.50, 3 1-2x4 $93.50. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. Dr. Wiley, Veterinary, Fullerton. 1 For rent—5 room house with bath, partly furnished, $10 per month, water paid. Apply H. Vossbeck. Fireless cookers at Dickel's. For Haviland China see A. Nagel. 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. You will find all kinds of chicken supplies at Duckworth & Short's. 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. Benicia Hancock Disc plows, one disc, 26 inch, light and heavy wheel, orchard axle, now $50; 2 discs, 26 inch, light or heavy wheel, now $65. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. 1t 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 exper- John Kellenberger has accession as night engineer to folding crate factory. He has here with his wife from Buehne and will take up his residence nently. Justus Schneider was in the Saturday from his Orange ranch. He has seven acres bage which promises well looks for improved market co- over those prevailing last year. Mr. and Mrs. de la Guerra were in town on Saturday friends. Sheriff Lacy was over from Ana Saturday serving summ- attending to other legal busi- Mr. and Mrs. Will Lawreer turned this week from Ren- after an absence since the ing found the weather too comfort. The thermometer ed 12 below zero, which was too frigid for denizens of latitudes. Snow fell to a dep foot per hour, which con- thoughts of home and friend will remain here for a pri- and may later return to the er home at Cochise, A. T. N. J. Kuhlman and family turned from a month’s visit sas. The marriage of Miss Bran- and Mr. Waidler is announce are well known and popular people. Mrs. Neff visited with fri Los Angeles the first of the Johnny Pfeninger was over Fullerton the first of the we is making extensive improvement his ranch, among them being 800-foot cement pipeline. Wanted: A good orange ist. Apply to Mrs. C. Lange. For Sale—500 shares Anah stock for sale. Apply room S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Ca. Walnut, peach, plum, apricple, pear, gum trees and roses oranges and lemon trees. A. Anaheim, cor. North and Lo les streets. Theo Ford grower of For- 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. If you want the Best typewriter get the Oliver No. 5. Carl G. Jorn, Jorn Bldg, Orange. ju14tf Dietrich, jeweler and optician, Anaheim. Brood sows and small pigs for sale. Gus Hansen, Hansen station. 1t Swap! Encyclopaedia Britanica, complete in 32 large volumes, Werner's latest edition, bookcase included, value about $60, to exchange for laying hens, Plymouth Rocks preferred, 3000 gallon tank, farming utensils, buggy, or what have you? Address A. A. Eder, R.F.D. 5, Anaheim, Cal. We offer at actual cost on monster sale for two weeks only our entire stock of bugles—steel tire, rubber tire, open and top, two seaters and runabouts. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. For novelties in Chinaware see A. Nagel. 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 Theo. Ford, grower of Ford's soft shell walnut trees, 2½ miles west of Orange, Anaheim road. Orange, Calif Sunset phone 494. P.O. address, R. F. D. No. 2. Veterinary Surgeon. I have opened an office and hospital at the corner of Second and Spurgeon streets, Santa Ana, where I am prepared to attend to any allments your stock may have. Calls promptly attended to. Phone Sunset Main 138, Home 71. H. J. Stevens, V.S. Wanted: A good orange list. Apply to Mrs. C. Lange. For Sale—500 shares Anah stock for sale. Apply room S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Ca. Walnut, peach, plum, apricle, pear, gum trees and roses oranges and lemon trees. A. Anaheim, cor. North and Lo les streets. Theo. Ford, grower of For shell walnut trees, 2½ miles of Orange, Anaheim road. Oran Sunset phone 494. P.O. addi F. D. No. 2. For sale or trade: Easy 5 acres close in, 4 room Casa house, good well. Will trad lot or house and lot. L. B. cor. Melrose and Broadway. Main 861. Miss Jennie Hedstrom, an enced dressmaker and ladies recently of Los Angeles, is in the chamber of commerce now ready to please the pa with the latest styles of dr ing. Give her a call. Gus Langenberger is here fr Francisco on a visit to his Mrs. C. Langenberger. A sewing machine that is by ten-year guarantee must be The Royal is Beebe-Weisel, A. For Sale: Sweet potatoes and potatoes for seed. Robert Walnut street, south of Roye. For Sale: Fine team of your mares. Wickershelm Implem Fullerton. With a Marvel washing you turn on the water and chine does the work. See it at Weisel Co. Strayed: From Allen's pas Buena Park one 650 lb. buck months old mare colt and o lb. knee sprung bay mare. Plotify Wickershelm Implement Clertion. LOOK THIS UP—SACRIK For Sale—Good six room large lot, gas, electric light large barn; good rental or nic dirt cheap. Price $1,450. 913 So. Broadway, Los Angelo The German-American Bank 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 more worry is working under a very great disadvantage. The German-American Bank will care for your money better than you can yourself. Better open an account, and do business in business way. Hallenberger has accepted a night engineer at the state factory. He has moved his wife from Buena Park to take up his residence perma-chneider was in town on from his Orangethorpe has seven acres of cabn promises well, and he improved market conditions prevailing last year. Mrs. de la Guerra of Yorba town on Saturday visitingracy was over from Santa day serving summons and other legal business. Mrs. Will Lawrence res week from Reno, Nev., presence since the 1st, hav-the weather too cold for The thermometer register-zero, which was entirely for denizens of southern Snow fell to a depth of a hour, which conjured up home and friends. They here for a brief visit later return to their form-Cochise, A. T. Halman and family have re-m a month's visit to Kan-riage of Miss Brunworth saidler is announced. Both known and popular young visited with friends in the first of the week. Pfeninger was over from the first of the week. He extensive improvements on among them being an 1-ment pipeline. A good orange orchard to Mrs. C. Langenberger.—500 shares Anaheim gas sale. Apply room 509, 444 y, Los Angeles, Cal. 1t speach, plum, apricot, ap-pum trees and roses. Figs, lemon trees. A.A. Mills or. North and Los Ange-jan28-2m $75 open end spring-steel tire runabout, also Concord spring, during sale, $60. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. Recorder Howard reports no grist in his court Mondays since the fountains of mirth ceased flowing Sundays, and will probably strike the city fathers for a raise in salary. Joseph Helmsen has received a large consignment of new graphaphone records and regales visitors evenings with a concert of high-class selections. Among the records are the latest operatic selections and songs by celebrities of the operatic stage. Occasionally Joseph throws in a topical ditty or rag-time selection, and each in turn is heartily enjoyed by his constantly increasing audience. The graphaphone is a whole show in itself, and if you haven't heard the latest selections you're behind the procession. Mr. Lybarger is gathering a fine crop of navel and Valencia oranges from his ranch on the east side. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Spaulding have moved from Norwalk to Inglewood, where they will take up their residence. Al Litten was so unfortunate as to wrench his back while at work in his blacksmith shop Monday afternoon, and was compelled to go home for recuperation. At last accounts Al was on the mend and his many friends hope for his speedy ultimate recovery. J. B. Rea is attending the annual meeting of stockmen in Los Angeles this week. N. B. Tedford and Stuart Cargill are figuring on fitting up a gasoline launch to sail the waters blue at neighboring seaside resorts. Richard Krebs was in town on Tuesday from Azusa, where he is engaged in the wine-making business. Mr. Krebs was for years foreman of the Dreyfus winery here and later held a similar position with E. J. Baldwin's winery at Santa Anita. He is one of the best wine-makers in the state, and is prospering. As Mr. and Mrs. Whiting were driving home some nights ago they were A good orange orchard to Mrs. C. Langenberger. 500 shares Anaheim gas sale. Apply room 509, 444 yy, Los Angeles, Cal. 1t peach, plum, apricot, apum trees and roses. Figs, lemon trees. A.A. Mills nor. North and Los Ange- jan28-2m grower of Ford's soft trees, 2½ miles west of Anaheim road. Orange, Cal. ne 494. P.O. address, R. 2. jan21tf or trade: Easy terms—ose in, 4 room California well. Will trade for a use and lot. L. B. Pruitt, ce and Broadway. Phone jan21tf nle Hedstrom, an experi- imaker and ladies' tailor, Los Angeles, is located number of commerce, and is to please the patronage latest styles of dressmaker a call. enberger is here from San on a visit to his mother, enberger. machine that is backed guarantee must be right. us. Beebe-Weisel, Anaheim. Sweet potatoes and Irish seed. Robert Hansen, sweet, south of Royer's. 21-3 Fine team of young workckersheim Implement Co. marvel washing machine on the water and the ma-the work. See it at BeebeFrom Allen's pasture at one 650 lb. buckskin 14-mare colt and one 1000 rung bay mare. Please nosheim Implement Co., FulTHIS WD—SACRIFICE Good six room house, gas, electric light, bath, good rental or nice house Price $1,450. Address adway, Los Angeles. Richard Krebs was in town on Tuesday from Azusa, where he is engaged in the wine-making business. Mr. Krebs was for years foreman of the Dreyfus winery here and later held a similar position with E. J. Baldwin's winery at Santa Anita. He is one of the best wine-makers in the state, and is prospering. As Mr. and Mrs. Whiting were driving home some nights ago they were accosted by a tramp on crutches, who attempted to seize the horse by the bridle. They had been to Los Angeles attending the theater and returned on the midnight train. They procured their buggy at a livery and started to drive home, when the incident referred to occurred on East Center street. Mr. Whiting paid no attention to the hobo's calls and drove home without further mishap. Mrs. Newell and Misses Ella and Mary Barnes of Pittsburg are guests of Judge and Mrs. Shanley. They will remain for the winter. For Sale—Eight four-year old Jersey cows with calves, $35 apiece. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. For improved or unimproved acreage, walnut or orange land, see Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. C. E. Turner, publisher of the La Veta, Col., Advertiser, is here, accompanied by his wife and ten-year-old son. Mr. Turner is an old-time friend of the Kincaid brothers and will remain here for a few days visit with them. This is his first trip to the land of sunshine, and it is made for the benefit of his wife's health. He reports several feet of snow in Colorado and below-zero weather. He will remain with his family in Southern California for the winter. Edward Backs was badly cut on the forehead one day recently while playing on the grammar school grounds, and several stitches were required to close the wound. Eddie was running and collided with Julius Miller, a schoolmate, who was also injured about the head. F. W. Fleischmann is making notable improvements on his place north west of town. A well 300 feet deep recently finished is pumping 100 inches of water. The west side of the tract is being leveled and the ranch will be set to oranges. Mr. Fleischmann purposes building a large canal through the tract for the purpose of carrying off storm water. Herman Hussman has concluded negotiations whereby he will commence shortly the construction of a building at corner of Los Angeles and Chestnut streets which will be occu- Good six room house, gas, electric light, bath, good rental or nice house Price $1,450. Address roadway, Los Angeles. able improvements on his place north west of town. A well 300 feet deep recently finished is pumping 100 inches of water. The west side of the tract is being leveled and the ranch will be set to oranges. Mr. Fleischmann purposes building a large canal through the tract for the purpose of carrying off storm water. Herman Hussman has concluded negotiations whereby he will commence shortly the construction of a building at corner of Los Angeles and Chestnut streets, which will be occupied as a garage by Skinner & Dickenson. The structure will be 40x80, of corrugated iron with pressed steel front and will cost $600. It is expected to have the building finished by the middle of February. Watches well repaired at Dietrich's. W. A. Wallace came in on Saturday from Holtville, where he has been sojourning with Mrs. Wallace for a fortnight past. He contemplates the purchase of a tract of land in that section and taking up his residence there. Tom Stone was in town this week from Merced, visiting his mother, Mrs. J. B. Stone, and brother, Charles Stone, of Fullerton. Tom spent his school days in Anaheim, and has been absent thirty years. He was here five years ago, and sees many changes in his old stamping ground. He is in the news and stationery business at Merced, and is prospering. Schumacher & Schneider of the Palace Meat Market are installing a new refrigerator of ten-tons' capacity, to replace the old one. The machinery will be installed the first of the week. The refrigerator can be operated to contain double the amount of meat now calculated to be used, but at present the machinery will be gauged for ten tons. The firm finds this new improvement necessary on account of its constantly increasing trade. Miss Bertha Schmidt, to the seventh grade at the grammar school, departed for Michigan, in response graphic advices of her mother Her place in school is be by Mrs. Spencer. BOSTONIAN'S For Men 400 A new shape. The straight, severe lines of the toe give added character to the perfect proportions of the ball and instep. The absence of the usual seam up the front increases the general effect of elegance. Large, dull buttons. Bostonians in all leathers, will impress you as different from, and better than other shoes. Asher & Falkenstein Commonwealth TRADE MARK "BOSTONIANS" HARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesi Method) RES ST. Piano Phone Main 1293 CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesi Method) RES ST. Piano Phone Main 1293 Gade's Millinery All Hats must go, to make room for new Spring Stock, now on the road. DRESS MAKING AND LALIES' TAILORING MISS HEDSTROM Member of Commerce Building Anaheim, California Shoes at Ahlborn & Raymond Spring Styles for '09 are now on exhibition at store. This week our windows are showing SPRING STYLES FOR LADIES appy, up-to-date styles in all the latest shades colorings, all widths and sizes. Come early get your choice. We carry the famous Webster School Shoes the "Scuffer," for children. Walk-Over Shoes for Men, and many other kinds. Enough said—come and see for yourself. Ahlborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE We Are Giving Away WITH CASH SALES We Are Giving Away WITH CASH SALES FREE OF CHARGE Stone Highgrade Runabout Buggy, worth $125.00 Cabinet White Sewing Machine, worth $50.00 Solid Quarter-Oak Extension Dining-Room Table, worth $30.00 Rubber-trimmed Driving Harness, worth $25.00 36-piece China Dinner Set, worth $20.00 High Grade Plush Lap Robe, worth $15.00 These articles are given away absolutely free with all cash purchases. Watch for our circular of explanation. Western & Goodman Mammoth Department Store Fullerton Bertha Schmidt, teacher of 8th grade at the central school, departed on Mondayigan, in response to televices of her mother's death in school is being filled Spencer. Horace Howard was tendered a pleasant surprise party by students of the highschool on Tuesday evening in commemoration of his birthday. Games were played, refreshments served and an enjoyable evening participated in.