anaheim-gazette 1909-03-18

NEWS AND BUSINESS Dr. Wiley, Veterinary, Fullerton. 1 Have some nice Pasadena property to exchange for Anaheim residence up to $4000. H. Vossbeck. Potato Dip at Mullinix's. Full-blooded White Rock chickens for sale. First door north of German Methodist church. C. S. Auten. See E. C. Litten for your baggage transfer. Call him up at Sunset main 1481. Watches well repaired at Dietrich's. Potato Dip at Mullinix. You will find all kinds of chicken supplies at Duckworth & Short's. Potato Dip at Mullinix's. For novelties in Chinaware see A. Nagel. During this fine weather the farmer should get busy. Beebe-Weisel Co. carry the best line of farm implements. The Ford Motor Car is cheap enough for the man of moderate means and strong enough for good hard service. See it at Beebe-Weisel Co. For sale or rent, a six-room modern cottage with large lot. Best location. Apply to Otto Storm, at First National bank. feb4tf Potato Dip at Mullinix. The Benicia Reversible Disc plow will revolutionize plowing on level and hilly ground. See them demonstrated at Wickersheim’s, Fullerton. Walnut, peach, plum, apricot, apple, pear, gum trees and roses. Figs, budded loquats and lemon trees. A. A. Mills, Anaheim, corner North and Los Angeles sts. jan28-2m MOLASSES for horses, cows and pigs $1.50 per barrel at Los Alamitos Sugar Company. Theo. Ford, grower of Ford’s soft shell walnut trees, 2½ miles west of Orange, Anaheim road. Orange, Cal. Sunset phone 494. P.O. address, R. F. D. No. 2. Joseph Hessel has been a traveling agent for the Union company. The cement foundation for water office has been completed a force of bricklayers is at work on the building. Adolph Rimpau has the thief the editorial household for a lot of the finest specimens of fruit we have seen in years chos gracias! Dr. Clarence Perdomo has charge of Dr. Flood’s dental care. The latter on account of ill health will retire temporarily from business pursuit. Citation was this week in the superior court ordering the Ana valley irrigation company pear March 26 and show case an injunction shall not be issued straining it from diverting water on the lands of the company. Kearns & Krauss, artistic from San Francisco, are doing the opera-house with a new of paint. They are doing work and the building begins sent a handsome appearance suit of their labors. F. H. P. Miller was a businessitor in town on Monday from hurst. Mr. Miller is devoting ea to cabbages this year, in tion with his walnut orchard of which promise good crops approaching season. J. W. Howard is temporary the sick list because of blamed eyes which began him a week or two ago work in a wellpit near Orlando is thought the inflammation w ple, pear, gum trees and roses. Figs, budded loquats and lemon trees. A. A. Mills, Anaheim, corner North and Los Angeles sts. jan28-2m MOLASSES for horses, cows and pigs $1.50 per barrel at Los Alamitos Sugar Company. Theo. Ford, grower of Ford's soft shell walnut trees, 2½ miles west of Orange, Anaheim road. Orange, Cal. Sunset phone 494. P.O. address, R. F. D. No. 2. jan21tf Dietrich, jeweler and optician, Anaheim. For Havilland China see A. Nagel. Fireless cookers at Dickel's. Potato Dip at Mullinix's. Stop and get a Portable Lamp from $3.00 to $6.00 at A. Nagel's. Come and see the Ideal Lamps at Dickel's. Fountain pens from 75c to $5, at Dickel's. High-class Barred Plymouth Rocks. Eggs for hatching and grand Cockerels for sale. JAS. FULLERTON, Orange, Cal. 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. jan21tf Planet Jr. farm, orchard and garden tools of all sort. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Poison Wheat at Mullinix. For sale: Work horse, seven years old, 1200 lbs., Sunset 260. 1t On Market Day 20 per cent discount on all Fruit and Nut Trees. A. A. Mills, cor. North and Los Angeles streets. Fish business for sale. H. G. Rinklieb. 1t Contractor Straehli has the contract to remodel the opera-house. Potato Dip at Mullinix. 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 For Sale—14 dozen White and Brown Leghorn pullets, all extra fine. Just started to lay; also one 504 Jubilee incubator. A good start for somebody. N. Roy, South St., second house west of Lemon. Sunset phone Main 191. potato Dip at Mullinix's. J. W. Howard is temporary the sick list because of biflamed eyes which began him a week or two ago work in a wellpit near Oran is thought the inflammation w ed by poison oak. At late counts Mr. Howard was in and he will probably soon to resume business again. George J. Langsdale of O., has associated himself with Olmstead, and will give attend the newly organized Homevement Association. Mr. Langa a newspaper man of large exp having been employed on Chi other eastern dailies, as well on Los Angeles papers. He the newspaper field for the creative business of building and believes the new associat soon have a number of bung course of erection. Contractor Straehli has a carpenters laying a new floor in the opera-house: Mrs. Konig visited with in Los Angeles on Monday. Mrs. H. Cahen of Los Angeles several days with friends the past week. Poison Wheat at Mullinix. Tony Hessel jr. returned day from a pleasant week's San Diego and Coronado. For Sale: Day-old baby White Leghorns $10 per 1 older chicks at right prices. Tummond, Buena Park, Cal., west of Centralia school. E. R. Amerige sends w Washington, D. C., under da 5, that he attended the inau of President Taft. Ed ser remembrances to friends here. W. M. Rose left on Satur ning for Tulare City to be geral days on business. Miss Irma Brown of O Cal., who has been visiting home of Mrs. Emma O. Kel For Sale—14 dozen White and Brown Leghorn pullets, all extra fine. Just started to lay; also one 504 Jubilee incubator. A good start for somebody. N. Roy, South St., second house west of Lemon. Sunset phone Main 191. Potato Dip at Mullinix's. All kinds of street and ornamental trees, Cypress, Guavas and Ferns. Also a large stock of the leading varieties of Eucalyptus. We can furnish Palm and other Ornamental Trees eight feet high, which add greatly to the value of a place as soon as planted. THE ANAHEIM EVERGREEN NURSERIES, Tim, Carroll, Prop. Nurseries located 200 yards west of West Anaheim station (S.P.R.R.) Sunset phone Main 413. feb11 PAY BY CHECK and then if you lose your receipt still have the Paid Voucher And Evidence of payment. A check on a sand bank won't do. Have you count here and draw the against this bank. It's handling by check and it's safe like your patronage and are to open an account when you Hessel has been appointed agent for the Union Brewery. Cent foundation for the new house has been completed and bricklayers is at work upbuilding. Rimpau has the thanks of special household for a sample finest specimens of grape have seen in years. Munias! ence Perdomo has taekn Dr. Flood's dental practice. on account of ill health temporarily from active pursuit. was this week issued by court ordering the Santa Irrigation company to ap-26 and show cause why son shall not be issued re-t from diverting irrigation the lands of the Irvine & Krauss, artistic painters Francisco, are decorating house with a new coating. They are doing excellent the building begins to pre-dsome appearance as a reir labors. Miller was a business visi on Monday from Brooks-Miller is devoting an ar-ages this year, in connec- his walnut orchard, both promise good crops for the big season. Howard is temporarily on list because of badly in-ies which began troubling ek or two ago while at wellpit near Orange. It the inflamation was caus- A. A. Gilroy, twenty-two years ago a well-known resident of this city, and W. J. Gunn, both now located at Winnipeg, were visitors in town on Thursday. Mr. Gilroy found many old-time friends who were delighted to see him again after the lapse of years. He saw many changes, not only in Anaheim, but in the surrounding country, and as well in Los Angeles. With his family he is spending the winter in Southern California. Both gentlemen will probably spend a portion of their time in this neighborhood, and Mr. Gilroy intends hunting up all his old-time friends—those who are yet in the land of the living, for a number have passed into the beyond—and shaking them by the hand in that old familiar way for which he has all along been noted. He is in business at Winnipeg and is doing well. J. B. Neff is in Imperial county this week with the demonstration train. He left for that section on Sunday evening. He attended the meetings at El Monte and Lemon last week, and states the train is being met by large audiences all along the line. The train is due at Anaheim sometime next month. Hon. J. E. Raker, judge of the superior court of Modoc county, and Grand Master of the Odd Fellows' grand lodge, was in Anaheim one day last week, a guest of F. C.Spencer, who has the honor of being his brother-in-law. Judge Raker is a leader of the state democracy, and with other men is bringing about notable reforms in that party in California. W. F. Laird dropped into town the first of the week on business connected with his new oil company Miller is devoting an arage this year, in connection with his walnut orchard, both promise good crops for the long season. Howard is temporarily on dist because of badly inces which began troubling week or two ago while at wellpit near Orange. It the inflamation was causson oak. At latest acHoward was improving, will probably soon be able business again. M. Langsdale of Cleveland, associated himself with E. L. and will give attention to organized Home Investiciation. Mr. Langsdale is her man of large experience, an employed on Chicago and cern dailies, as well as upgeles papers. He has left paper field for the more lusiness of building houses, des the new association will a number of bungalows in erection. For Straehli has a force of laying a new hardwood the opera-house: Langsdale visited with friends angles on Monday. Ahen of Los Angeles spent days with friends in town week. Wheat at Mullinix. Bessel Jr. returned on Monna pleasant week's visit in and Coronado. Day-old baby chicks. ghorns $10 per 100. Also asks at right prices. J. L. Buena Park, Cal., 3-4 mile centralia school. m18-4t Amerige sends word from m, D. C., under date Mar. attended the inauguration nt Taft. Ed sends kind aces to friends hereabout. Nose left on Saturday eveculare City to be gone sevon business. Brown of Calistoga, has been visiting at the Mrs. Emma O. Kellogg in grand lodge, was in Anaheim one day last week, a guest of F. C.Spencer, who has the honor of being his brother-in-law. Judge Raker is a leader of the state democracy, and with other men is bringing about notable reforms in that party in California. W. F. Laird dropped into town the first of the week on business connected with his new oil company in Santa Barbara county. Mr. Laird will give his entire time to developing his oil lands and will dispose of his land holdings in Kern county, where he has been located for some months past. Capt. Erwin Barr is in from Elsinore for a visit with friends. Capt. Barr's railroad ticket was about to expire, and he allowed he would not let the plutocratic company get ahead of him in that way. So his friends are enjoying an agreeable visit from him. J. W. Amstutz of Riverside was in the city on Monday with a view to purchasing eucalypt trees for planting a thirty-acre tract in the upper valley. Mrs. Konig entertained a party of friends from Los Angeles on Sunday with a fine dinner and an auto ride in the afternoon. Those in the party were Mrs. Batcher, Misses Sara and Annie Morgan and S. Reynolds. Mrs. Irma Lillie departed Monday for her home in Dallas, Texas, after a visit of one month in this city with her aunt, Mrs. Emma O. Kellogg. For sale: Choice Loganberry plants T. H. Hopkins, fourth house east on Olive road. A. B. Bennerscheidt has returned from a brief visit to the mines in Nevada. F. W. Fleischman leaves the last of the week for Tempe, Arizona, to bring in several carloads of beef cattle. Mrs. A. H. Anderson, the new milliner, wishes to again call the attention of the ladies to her half-price sale of hats this week. Also the beautiful hat pins to be given away Amerige sends word from D. C., under date Mar. attended the inauguration Taft. Ed sends kind aces to friends hereabout. Nona Brown of Calistoga, has been visiting at the Mrs. Emma O. Kellogg in stopping for a few days at Whittier before rerorth. Danforth was a visitor in y or two ago. He has to his bungalow at Pasah he says is too large for former fellow-townsman is he his weather eye out for Aheim's pretty girls. Wheat at Mullinix. HECK you lose your receipt you the Voucher As Evidence A check on a clay or won't do. Have your acc and draw the check bank. It's handy payck and it's safe. We'd patronage and are ready account when you call ran Bank from a brief visit to the mines in Nevada. F. W. Fleischman leaves the last of the week for Tempe, Arizona, to bring in several carloads of beef cattle. Mrs. A. H. Anderson, the new milliner, wishes to again call the attention of the ladies to her half-price sale of hats this week. Also the beautiful hat pins to be given away Saturday. Don't forget it. L. M. Boyer was awakened at about 10 o'clock on Friday night at his residence on North Lemon street by two burglars who attempted to enter the building. Hastily arising, he found the front door unlocked and partly open. He saw two men running away. He fired at them, but in the darkness they made their escape. Uncle John Bush was in town from his ranch at Olive the first of the week. Uncle John is going on 80, his good wife is 76, and both allow they are getting younger every day. A. H. Anderson, the well-known contractor and builder of Los Angeles is located at 118 So. Los Angles St., Anaheim, and is now ready to furnish estimates on all kinds of buildings. Last Friday evening Capt. and Mrs. Williams entertained their friends at a birthday dinner given in honor of Miss Catharine Parker and Mr. Will Schmolze. The guests on this pleasant occasion were Mrs. L. S. Parker, Miss Cora A. Parker, Miss Catharine Parker, all of Los Angeles,Miss Eleanora Parker, Rev. F. W. Mitchell of this city and Mr. Schmolze of Pittsburg, Pa. Services at the Methodo next Sunday, morning service. L. N. Moyer of Chicago, evening, song service, spenand a short address by th Capt. and Mrs. William outing to their friends day at the county park. most generous luncheon by the hostess, assisted Parker. The day was p the outing was thorough by all. The members of were Mrs. L. S. Parker, A. Parker, Mr. Will SchroCatharine Parker, Dr. and their aunt, Mrs. GreaKansas City, Mo. These l over from Orange, joining at the park. "ALWAYS RELIABLE" 5th MARKET DAY Sat'day, Mch. 20 Watch our windows and advertise-ments for Big Bargains. It will pay you. Wm. Falkenstein "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS" We take pleasure in announcing our spring Opening.... Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Mar. 25, 26, 27 A preliminary showing of Spring Styles Friday and Saturday, March 12 and 13 We take pleasure in announcing our Spring Opening.... Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Mar. 25, 26, 27 A preliminary showing of Spring Styles Friday and Saturday, March 12 and 13 GADE'S MILLINERY Dressmaking nd Ldies' Til oring MISS HEDSTROM Chamber of Commerce Rooms, Anaheim, Cal. Our Store has the only Rest Room in Anaheim Great Values in Skirts Prices from $3 to $7.50 each These exceedingly low prices are made for the purpose of introducing our New Line of LADIES' SKIRTS. We our window display. We advertise no fake bargains "Satisfaction or money back" is our motto. Ahlborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE Fresh Drugs Its a great satisfaction to be sure that things you buy at the Drug Store are Fresh Drugs Its a great satisfaction to be sure that things you buy at the Drug Store are fresh and not left overs from last season. A big business keeps our stock constantly freshened up. Mullinix Drug Store Meets at the Methodist church Sunday, morning sermon by Rev. L. Moyer of Chicago. In the song service, special music short address by the pastor. and Mrs. Williams gave an introduction to their friends last Saturday the county park. At noon a numerous luncheon was served on hostess, assisted by Dr. Ida Moyer. The day was perfect and being was thoroughly enjoyed. The members of the party Mrs. L. S. Parker, Miss Cora Mer, Mr. Will Schmolze, Miss Parker, Dr. Ida Parker aunt, Mrs. Gregory, of City, Mo. These ladies drove them Orange, joining the party park. Chris Paules who lives east of town on the Olive road went to Corona some days ago to look for two horses strayed or stolen from his ranch. Being informed that his stock were near that town, he rode over the entire neighborhood on his wheel, without being able to discover them. Rev. L. Moyer and wife of Montana are spending the week with Capt. and Mrs. Ahlborn. Mrs. Moyer is an aunt of the latter lady. Frank Tausch, Carl Pressel and Alvin Nowatney were a bunch of fans who attended the White Sox-Los Angeles baseball game in the Angelic burg on Sunday afternoon. The Sox scalped the Angels, 1 to 0.