anaheim-gazette 1909-02-04

NEWS AND BUSINESS Potato Dip at Mullinix. Lost: A lady's fur neck scarf; liberal reward will be given for return of same to this office. 1t For sale or rent, a six-room modern cottage with large lot. Best location. Apply to Otto Storm, at First National bank. feb4tf For sale: A 7 room house with 4 large lots on fine corner close in, beautiful grounds, for only $3500, or will exchange for smaller residence. H. Vossbeck. We offer at actual cost on monster sale for two weeks only our entire stock of buggies—steel tire, rubber tire, open and top, two seaters and runabouts. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. 10 acre walnut ranch between Fullerton and Placentia, water stock; trees 7 years old, full bearing, Price and terms reasonable. Address Joseph Goodman, Fullerton. With a Marvel washing machine you turn on the water and the machine does the work. See it at Beebe-Weisel Co. For Sale: Fine team of young work mares. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. For Sale—Eight four-year old Jersey cows with calves, $35 apiece. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. 6 acres in West Anaheim, 5 room house, barn, windmill and tank to exchange for Anaheim residence value $3000. H. Vossbeck. A sewing machine that is backed by ten-year guarantee must be right. The Royal is. Beebe-Weisel, Anaheim. For improved or unimproved acreage, walnut or orange land, see Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. Miss Jennie Hedstrom, an experienced dressmaker and ladies' tailor, recently of Los Angeles, is located in the chamber of commerce, and is now ready to please the patronage with the latest styles of dressmaking. Give her a call. Walnut, peach, plum, apricot, applesomething new. See Dance at the Deestrick Skatehouse, Feb. 23d. Gerald Sandilands has put new Ford auto which is on handsomest in town. Grand Orator Baker of the grand lodge was in the city day evening and conducted instruction at the local Joseph S. Hatfield came Bay City on Monday on mission. City Clerk Merritt re-building permits issued bytees during January amount 250. Total permits for 190.The new year starts well. Peter Webber was in town day on a business mission ber is an experienced contractor, and has in sight tion of several substantial J. Anderson a resident oction 15 years ago, now of les, was in town Monday fo time since his departure son was driven about theings contiguous to this marvelled at the improvement Fullerton defeated Orange ket ball in the boys league on Saturday on the grounds by a score of 33 egations of rooters from were present to urge themive sides to victory, and a game throughout was with Members of the local orternal Champions have gone a body to the Universal Orresters, of which they were before joining the first-nanization. The order of Fraterions is defunct and gone istence. The Universal Orresters went over to this der sometime ago, and al ed the Order of Pendo. They themselves taken in, acco statements of lodge men have now returned to thder. J. B. Neff leaves tomorrow for a week's visit to by ten-year guarantee must be right. The Royal is. Beebe-Weisel, Anaheim. For improved or unimproved acreage, walnut or orange land, see Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. Miss Jennie Hedstrom, an experienced dressmaker and ladies' tailor, recently of Los Angeles, is located in the chamber of commerce, and is now ready to please the patronage with the latest styles of dressmaking. Give her a call. Walnut, peach, plum, apricot, apple, pear, gum trees and roses. Figs, oranges and lemon trees. A.A. Mills Anaheim, cor. North and Los Angeles streets. jan28-2m $75 open end spring-steel tire runabout, also Concord spring, during sale, $60. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. 6-room modern house close in, in Los Angeles, to exchange for land near Anaheim, value $4500. H. Vossbeck. 10 acre tract bare land joining. Price very reasonable and terms to suit buyer. Address Joseph Goodman, Fullerton. 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. j28-4t Have some nice Santa Monica property to exchange for small tract near Anaheim value $3500. H. Vossbeck. For sale or trade: Easy terms—5 acres close in, 4 room California house, good well. Will trade for a lot or house and lot. L. B. Pruitt, cor. Melrose and Broadway. Phone Main 861. jan21tf Dr. Wiley, Veterinary, Fullerton. 1 10 acre orange tract, Placentia district, 5 years old, Valencias; 8 room modern house, team, wagon and implements. 10 acre tract one mile west of Fullerton, joins 3 pumping plants, fine soil. Price, $200 per acre. 1-4 cash, balance 1-2-3 years 6 per cent interest. 5 and 10 acre tracts east of Fullerton in the newly subdivided Yorba-Olinda tract, water stock $100 per acre and up. Terms to suit buyer. Address Joseph Goodman, Fullerton. J. B. Neff leaves tomorrow for a week's visit to and the state farm at Davison on his return topgraft 10 year-old walnut trees in his southwest of town. He topgrafted 90 trees in this and feels so assured of the plan that he will co-work this year. The school last spring have attained of four to twelve feet successful in every case except the flow of sap interfered ter complication has been and he looks for perfect the work this year. The charge of insanity by J. P. Skinner against his Mrs. P. P. Baker, has been by Judge West, on the commissioner that Mr. not demented. The judge it was his opinion that Mr. fired a revolver to scare ner, who complained that had shot at her, and that savored more of a peace than of insanity. The Skakers live a few yards ap San Joaquin ranch and rels began over chickens. The board of control of school of Santa Ana has school out of the county will confine its activities thern California interscholls This step has been undertaken for some time and was by the position of protest the Orange union high school some of the students schools engaged in a 'ro following a basketball game yesterday. Miss Louise Nicolas, d P. Nicolas of Fullerton w Tuesday evening last at residence to Leon Fighlera artist of Los Angeles married couple were the of congratulations and b from a host of friends ov py event. 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 worry is working under a very great disadvantage. The German-American Bank will care for your money better than you can self. Better open an account, and do business business way. new. See the Dwarf the Deestrick Skule, operaweb. 23d. Sandilands has purchased a auto which is one of the best in town. Orator Baker of the Masonic bridge was in the city on Monning and conducted a school action at the local lodge. S. Hatfield came up from on Monday on a business Clerk Merritt reports the permits issued by the trusing January amount to $10, total permits for 1907, $76,750. year starts well. Webber was in town on Tues business mission. Mr. Webexperienced contractor and has in sight the crecseveral substantial buildings. person a resident of this secyears ago, now of Los Angein town Monday for the first see his departure. Mr. Anderdriven about the surroundantiguous to this city and at the improvements made. son defeated Orange at basin in the boys' highschool on Saturday on the local by a score of 33 to 28. Delof rooters from each town present to urge their respectto victory, and an exciting throughout was witnessed. of the local order of Frachamps have gone back in to the Universal Order of Foof which they were members mining the first-named organ. The order of Fraternal Chamdefunct and gone out of exThe Universal Order of Fowent over to this latter oretime ago, and also absorborder of Pendo. They found tes taken in, according to tits of lodge members, and returned to the first or- Neff leaves tomorrow evena week's visit to Berkeley F. A. Yungbluth was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Friday last. E. J. Byrne is back from an extended trip to Kern county. Miss Fritzie Heimann was an overSunday guest of Miss Theresa Fay, Mrs. Dr. Johnston and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Whiting entertained a number of friends at dinner on Sunday evening at their hospitable home on the eastside. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence visited with relatives in Pasadena the first of the week, and will shortly return to their home in Arizona. John Hart was a business visitor in town from Los Angeles the first of the week. Fred Tuffree was in from his ranch at Placentia the first of the week seeing the sights and meeting with old friends. Mrs. Katherine Krez and two sons of St. Louis is visiting her father, Capt. Vic. Schumacher, to stay four or five months. M. A. Andrews having disposed of his twenty-acre tract south of town, has moved with his family into town and taken up his residence on North Olive street. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hatzfeld, Peter Weisel and J. W. Dickenson were visitors at the Los Angeles auto show the past week. A. W. Danforth was in town a day or two ago from Los Angeles. He is selling real estate in the Angelic burg, dealing in ranches, and knows something about the business, after ranching twenty years. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Duckworth and Mr. and Mrs. Rexrode attended the Kansas picnic at East Lake park on Saturday. Mr. Duckworth met a number of former Kansas fellow-townsmen whom he did not previously know were residents of the Golden State. An enjoyable dance was participat-ed in at the opera-house on Friday evening, when the band entertained its many friends at a society hop. The members of the musical organizazion left nothing undone to assure Neff leaves tomorrow evening a week's visit to Berkeley estate farm at Davis. He will return topgraft 100 sixteen-walnut trees in his orchard out of town. He last year had 90 trees in this orchard, so assured of the success that he will continue the year. The scions grafted have attained a growth four to twelve feet and were full in every case except where of sap interfered. This lat application has been remedied, looks for perfect results in this year. Charge of insanity brought by skinner against his neighbor, P. Baker, has been dismissdudge West, on the finding of commissioner that Mrs. Baker is sentented. The judge said that his opinion that Mrs. Baker revolver to scare Mrs. Skinno complained that the former at her, and that the case more of a peace disturbance insanity. The Skinners and give a few yards apart on the quin ranch and their quarran over chickens. Board of control of the high of Santa Ana has taken the out of the county league and fine its activities to the South California interscholastic league up has been under considera-some time and was hastened position of protest taken by age union high school because of the students of the two engaged in a "rough-house" playing a basketball game last Wednesday. Louise Nicolas, daughter of as of Fullerton, was married evening last at the family home to Leon Fighlera, a sculptor of Los Angeles. The young couple were the recipients gratulations and best wishes host of friends over the hap- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Duckworth and Mr. and Mrs. Rexrode attended the Kansas picnic at East Lake park on Saturday. Mr. Duckworth met a number of former Kansas fellow-townsmen whom he did not previously know were residents of the Golden State. An enjoyable dance was participated in at the opera-house on Friday evening, when the band entertained its many friends at a society hop. The members of the musical organization left nothing undone to assure the pleasure of all, and dancing continued until a late hour in the morning. As Mrs. C. Heimann, formerly of this city, was returning to her home in Los Angeles after church some evenings ago, accompanied by her daughter and a neighbor, a footpad approached from behind, snatched her handsatchel and ran. The satchel contained a lorgnette which Mrs. Heimann prized as an heirloom, and a small sum of money. The thief was fleet of foot and made his escape. John Sherman Grose, 44 years of age, an employee at the Chapman ranch, died on Friday after a three-months' illness. The interment occurred on Saturday, and C. C. Chapman officiated at the funeral. Deceased leaves a widow and three children, who will go to Santa Barbara to reside. He had been long in the employ of Mr. Chapman, and is highly spoken of as a conscientious and upright citizen. William Schmolze is back from a month's tour of El Centro, Imperial and other points of the southern county. No rain fell there during January and he found the weather dry. Great improvements were noted on every hand and he looks for much development in that region during the year. Mr. Schmolze will probably remain in this city until May, when he will return to his home in Pittsburg, only to come back to California, he says, to become a permanent resident. Welcome to our city! Dr. Beebe proved the old adage at the banquet on Friday evening that physicians ought to be comfortable nights because they are always sure to be well (w)rapped up. Just as the clam chowder was being served, and seated among a company of friends he was about to show his prowess in gastronomics, a telephone call summoned him to the bedside of a little girl in the outskirts who had been seized by an attack of epilepsy. He repaired instantly to her side, and was unable to return until the banquet spread was over, a happy figment of the memory. The doctor took the summons in good part as true physicians should, and though he must have regretted missing the evening last at the family to Leon Fighiera, a sculptor of Los Angeles. The young couple were the recipients of celebrations and best wishes most of friends over the hapsure to be well (w)apped up. Just as the clam chowder was being served, and seated among a company of friends he was about to show his prowess in gastronomics, a telephone call summoned him to the bedside of a little girl in the outskirts who had been seized by an attack of epilepsy. He repaired instantly to her side, and was unable to return until the banquet spread was over, a happy figment of the memory. The doctor took the summons in good part, as true physicians should, and though he must have regretted missing the baked tuna and the juicy roasts, said nothing as he returned in time to catch the fag-end remnants of the oratory and flow of soul which helped make the evening conspicuous. Two years ago a similar experience befell him and he had to leave an especially tempting repast at a banquet given by the chamber of commerce to hurry to the bedside of a patient who had been taken suddenly with illness. Potato Dip at Mullinix. The cabbage crop of Orange county and surrounding districts will be a little more than one-third of the output last season, but it is believed the prices will be much higher. The first carload will be moved shortly from this county at $34 per ton while the market opened last year at only $6 per ton. Last season the entire crop from Southern California found close competition in the east but men who are well posted on the outlook believe the California cabbage will be the best seller in the eastern market this season. Mrs. J. H. Brunworth entertained the ladies' whist club on Wednesday afternoon at her home on East Center street. The first prize, a beautiful crochet center piece, was won by Mrs. Ferdinand Heying and the consolation, two small crochet tidies, was won by Mrs. Wm. Heying. Refreshments were served, after which the guests departed, having spent a very pleasant afternoon. Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger will entertain the club next month. Headquarters for Silks and Dress Goods BROWN'S 5 MARK A GUARANTY OF RELIABILITY. GE — SAY BUSTER WHAT MAKES SAMMIE SO HAUGHTY, HAS SOME ONE LEFT HIM A MILLION? BUSTER — CERTAINLY NOT — DON'T YOU SEE HE'S WEARING A PAIR OF BUSTER BROWN BLUE RIBBON SHOES you want a good fitting, good wearing and stylish School or Dress Shoe or Oxford for your Girl or Boy, buy a pair of BUSTER BROWN BLUE RIBBON SHOES are agents in Anaheim for them. Prices $1.50 to $3. SHER & FALKENSTEIN Agents for "Moneybak" Silks and "Fowner" Gloves Gade's Millinery All Hats must go, to make room for new Spring Stock, now on the road. 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 Chamber of Commerce Building Anaheim, California Your Store has the only Rest Room in Anaheim. WASH GOODS 150 Patterns. 150 Latest Designs. 150 Fast Colors. Percales and American Prints ranging in price from 6 1-4c per yard to 12 1-2c per yard, width 27 to 36 inches. See our window display for latest spring styles in Shoes for men, women, boys and girls. Do you know what a scuffer shoe for children is? Ahlborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE Follow Your Neighbors and trade here. Our business must be satisfactory to our thousands of patrons or else Follow Your Neighbors and trade here. Our business must be satisfactory to our thousands of patrons or else we would never have reached the success of today. For three years we have been building up a business on the solid foundation of right prices, fair profits, high qualities, prompt attention and expert service. It is useless to look elsewhere for better. Mullinix Drug Store NEW SPRING LINE OF OXFORDS Now Ready for Your Inspection Newest, Nobbiest! and Best Best Ever Turner Shoe Co. 121 W. Fourth St., Santa Ana