anaheim-gazette 1909-05-13

NEWS AND BUSINESS Mrs. A. H. Anderson wishes to announce to the ladies that she is positively going out of business at once. Big market day sale all week. 100 trimmed hats at cost. Come early for choice selection. Your own price. 115 Center street. WANTED To make engagements with several good berry-pickers. Apply to T. H. Hopkins, 4th house, Olive road. ma13-2t Grand concert, vocal and instrumental, given by the Fullerton volunteer fire department in Bank hall, May 28. Seats on sale at all stores in Fullerton. Children's shoes from 25c up, all broken lines at half price at the Electric shoe store. For Sale: One new Osborne 5 ft. Mower at a snap price of $50. Wickersheim Implement Co. I. Asher is ready to contract for potatoes in carloads, for June delivery. Don't forget I have ice. W. E. Duckworth. For Sale: Alfalfa hay, McCray ranch, West Anaheim. Sunset phone suburban 32x6 Axle grease, bicycle and sewing machine oils, and paints at Beebe-Weisel's, Anaheim. For Sale: Ten acres adjoining the best paying Valencia orange orchard in Orange county. For particulars apply at this office. Stop and get a Portable Lamp from $3.00 to $6.00 at A. Nagel's. For novelties in Chinaware see A. Nagel. For Sale: Good, loose barber $14 per ton, delivered. C. H. mile southwest of town. Don’t fall to call at Betzsoller to studio and see sample work. For Sale: 25 horse power Ford & Morse gasoline engine $600 as new. Address box 545, Anno. For Sale: 2d hand Sandwich press and Dain buck rake in condition; decided bargain. Wheelm Implement Co. Children’s slippers, Oxford fancy shoes in button or less than cost at the Electr store. For Sale: All kinds of cheap. H. Vossbeck. Phone NANTED: Girl for general work. Apply 931 Spurgeon Santa Ana. The S. Q. R. store is dispatched the Electric shoe store stock than factory cost. A good idea to save money on shoes. For Sale: One team of horses ply at St. Catherine’s orphanage. For sale at a bargain, my state and insurance business, ing automobile, typewriter and furnishings. H. VossAttention.-Miss S. E. More experienced hair-dresser, face scalp masseuse, is now readyiness at 110 N. Los Angeles heim, with Gade’s Millinery Morgan will also carry a line of toilet preparations and goods. Prices moderate and ion guaranteed. Give her a be convinced. Fireless cookers at Dickel’Hugo Strodthoff and Bowmritt, accompanied by their be attended the Elks’ show a For Sale: Ten acres adjoining the best paying Valencia orange orchard in Orange county. For particulars apply at this office. Stop and get a Portable Lamp from $3.00 to $6.00 at A. Nagel's. For novelties in Chinaware see A. Nagel. Watches well repaired at Dietrich's. 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. Loose alfalfa hay at $13 per ton delivered. Henry Wagner, 2 miles southeast of Anaheim. Are they all using the Oliver No. 5 Typewriter? Not yet—but soon. Why? Ask Carl G. Jorn, Jorn building, Orange, Calif. Call Sunset 383 or Home 2231 for ice. W. E. Duckworth. We have a fine line of automobile and bicycle accessories. Beebe-Weisel Co. Ladies! Let us show you something fine in sewing machines. Beebe-Weisel Co. Fountain pens from 75c to $5, at Dickel's. Order ice by phone or give your order to my driver, we will do the rest. W. E. Duckworth. Dr. Wiley, veterinary, Fullerton. Automobile and fire insurance. H. V. Weisel. Valencia orange trees for sale, 2-years old. Also Washington navel and lemon trees. Adolph Rimpau. For Sale: Barley hay in quantities to suit, in the field. Menars ranch, 2 1-2 miles southwest of Anaheim. J. C. O'Neil Ice orders properly cared for—large or small. W. E. Duckworth. Your ice is promptly delivered if you order from me. W. E. Duckworth. For Sale: Barley hay in quantities to suit, in the field. Menars ranch, 2 1-2 miles southwest of Anaheim. J. C. O'Neil Ice orders properly cared for—large or small. W. E. Duckworth. Your ice is promptly delivered if you order from me. W. E. Duckworth. Dietrich, jeweler and optician, Anaheim. High-class Barred Plymouth Rocks. Eggs for hatching and grand Cockerels for sale. JAS. FULLERTON, Orange, Cal. Prof. James has returned from San Diego, and will give attention to piano tuning. Leave orders at Joseph Helmsen's. All work promptly attended to at right prices. Money Goes Far when properly handled, of the best methods of handling is to pay all bills by cheque on a good bank such as The German American Bank. Accounts of business men and others are solicited with assurance that the size of account will make no difference in the courtesy and commodities extended every depositor. Good, loose barley hay, delivered. C. H. Druce, 1 west of town. 1t to call at Betzsold's phoand see sample work. tf 25 horse power Fairbanks gasoline engine $600. Good address box 545, Anaheim. 2d hand Sandwich hayDain buck rake in good decided bargain. Wickersment Co. slippers, Oxford and in button or lace, at cost at the Electric shoe All kinds of furniture, Vossbeck. Phone M. 921. Girl for general housely 931 Spurgeon street, 2t R. store is disposing of shoe store stock at less my cost. A good chance money on shoes. One team of horses. ApFatherine's orphanage. At a bargain, my real essurance business, includmobile, typewriter and office H. Vossbeck. Miss S. E. Morgan, an hair-dresser, facial and house, is now ready for busNO. Los Angeles St., AnaGade's Millinery. Miss also carry a complete set preparations and hair faces moderate and satisfactneed. Give her a call and cookers at Dickel's. Podthoff and Bowman Merpanied by their best girls, the Elks' show at Santa Mrs. Roy is recovering from a severe attack of sciatic rheumatism. The engagement is announced of Dr. Syer and Miss Gretchen Weisel. Mrs. L. Lewis has sold her 10-acre walnut grove near town to Gray & Co. of Los Angeles for $10,000. Mr. and Mrs. H. Atchison of Little Rock, Arkansas, arrived here May 4 on a surprise to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wippermann. The Edison electric company is extending its light and power line from this city to Corona. At the May meeting of the Orange county medical association Dr. J. L. Beebe was elected president of the organization. H. J. Fay and daughter leave this week for a two months' visit with friends in Kansas City and other eastern cities. Richard Melrose and J. O. Royer sailed on Saturday from New Orleans for Costa Rica. The trip will consume nine days on the water. Dr. Beebe attended an interesting and profitable session of the Southern California medical association on Thursday last. The society convened at Hotel Virginia, Long Beach. Mrs. Mary Crone and Mrs. D. Gervais departed Wednesday morning for Pomona to attend the state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Miss Ames, Miss Hayler and Prof. Vinacke of the high school faculty entertained the senior class at the home of F. C. Spencer on Tuesday evening. N. F. Steadman and wife and Mrs. Mullinix departed on Sunday for San Francisco to attend sessions of the grand lodges of Odd Fellows and O N. Los Angeles St., Analoma Gade's Millinery. Miss will also carry a complete sheet preparations and hair services moderate and satisfacted. Give her a call and feed. Cookers at Dickel's. Bodthoff and Bowman Merpanied by their best girls, the Elks' show at Santa Saturday evening. Nanedy was in town a day to on a business mission. Rated as one of the farmers of the west counpreparing to harvest a bundle of grain. Of the 500 club were enjoy Mrs. H. Stern on Tuesson. The first prize, a cut was awarded Miss Winlice and the second, a silto Mrs. Dyer. Delicious were served and an enternoon participated in. The ing of the club will be Mrs. Whiting, on the east month. Never has purchased of by ten acres of unimproved West Orangethorpe avenue, and will set the tract to Mr. Bever is from Kansas companied by his family. Other-in-law of Mr. Henry. A week for Kansas to setup business preparatory to to take up his permanent Mrs. Bever is living on with her parents. Superior court Charles Lankanted an interlocutory deforce from Mary Lankford lands of desertion and adulter woman left her husband months ago and went to where he later learned amiciled at a questionable when he went to see her refused to return to her couple have two little were given by the court study of the father. The are now at St. Catherine's tion of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Miss Ames, Miss Hayler and Prof. Vinacke of the high school faculty entertained the senior class at the home of F. C. Spencer on Tuesday evening. N. F. Steadman and wife and Mrs. Mullinix departed on Sunday for San Francisco to attend sessions of the grand lodges of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs respectively. The regular May meeting of the Ebell will be held in Masonic hall on Saturday, May 15, at 2:30 p.m. Respond to roll call with facts concerning Japan. The travel section will entertain with "An Afternoon in Japan." Members of Chispa chapter and visiting members of the Order of the Eastern Star are cordially invited to attend a special meeting Monday evening, May 17. A good time is assured to all. Ben Cook is installing a 42-foot pumping pit on the C. R. Staples ranch southeast of town. The pit will be octagonal in shape, six feet across, and double-locked curb. Mr. Cook has constructed nine wellpits this spring, and has a number of orders ahead. At the last meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Y.M.C.A., the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. J. L. Beebe; vice president, Miss Edith Poapst; secretary, Mrs. F. G. Jayne; treasurer, Mrs. T. S. Armstrong; directors, Mrs. Tipton, Mrs. J. F. Walker. Rev. Moore is expected to return in the near future and reoccupy the pulpit at the Methodist church, which has been very capably filled during his absence by Rev. Dr. Miller. Mr. Moore has been away on sick leave since early in the year, and has been recuperating at health resorts in the northern part of the state. Dr. Miller and wife, who are in Southern California for the latter’s health, will depart later on for their home in the east. Monday,M ay 10, at the home of Mrs. M. Forner is here at mosa Beach to visit with her ter, Mrs. D. W. Anderson. Al Smith has sold ten ad Placentia orchard, includingidence, for $15,000. E. W. McCollum and moved into Jos. Helmsen’s on Claudina street. Miss Bertha Imus, deli at the postoffice, has retu a vacation and is back to C. L. Green has resigned carrier on Route 3 and tute, Miss Alta Lagourgue, the route until a regular appointed by the department. Herman C. Stock has pointed by the department messenger for the delivery from the postoffice to the vice Oliver P. Litten resilient. Frank Baum and wife h to Bay City for the sum baum is erecting a common galow at the beach. Drs. Beebe and Freeman a meeting of the Southern medical association at Hotel Long Beach, some evening Harry Wood, charged wiling F. A. Yungbluth of Ana a deadly weapon, pleaded on Friday when arranged court, and his trial was se 26th. Mrs. Lewis entertains t euchre club at her home noon. Oliver Bush will probably has been very capably filled during his absence by Rev. Dr. Miller. Mr. Moore has been away on sick leave since early in the year, and has been recuperating at health resorts in the northern part of the state. Dr. Miller and wife, who are in Southern California for the latter's health, will depart later on for their home in the east. Monday, May 10, at the home of Mrs. Fred Jayne the ladies of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union gave a farewell reception in honor of Mrs. Pharo who leaves shortly for the north; also Mrs. Dual who will remove to South Dakota in the near future. Besides the guests of honor twenty ladies were present to enjoy the afternoon and bid "God-speed" to the departing members. Dainty refreshments were served, and all report a royal time. C. R. Staples has purchased a ranch southeast of town and is this week constructing a well pit and will install pumping machinery. Mr. Staples is a former well-known newspaper man, and conducted newspapers in various western cities. He is a firm disbeliever in race suicide, and last Sunday was presented by his wife with a fine baby girl. He contemplates many notable improvements and will make his ranch one of the show places of the county. Ned Merritt is home from Mojave for a weeks' visit with relatives. Ned is engaged with the Southern Pacific engineering corps and is seeing to it that the Owens river aqueduct is constructed according to Hoyle. "ALWAYS RELIABLE" SATURDAY MARKET DAY BIG REDUCTIONS In All Departments HEY'LL BE HERE SOON Wait For Them William Falkenstein "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS." Market Day Special AT GADE'S MILLINERY Saturday, May 15th, 1909 THE RIGHT PLACE FOR RIGHT STYLES AND PRICES dressing, Manicuring, Shampooing, Scalp and Facial Treatment Parlors in connection; Hair Goods a Specialty. Prices Moderate: Satisfaction Guaranteed Market Day Special AT GADE'S MILLINERY Saturday, May 15th, 1909 THE RIGHT PLACE FOR RIGHT STYLES AND PRICES Addressing, Manicuring, Shampooing, Scalp and Facial Treatment Parlors in connection; Hair Goods a Specialty. Prices Moderate; Satisfaction Guaranteed The doors North of S.Q.R. store on Los Angeles st., ANAHEIM M. Forner is here from Herbach to visit with her daughher. D. W. Anderson. With has sold ten acres of his orchard, including the resfor $15,000. McCollum and wife have into Jos. Helmsen's residence in Olina street. Bertha Imus, delivery clerk postoffice, has returned from on and is back to her duties. Green has resigned as letter on Route 3 and his substiss Alta Lagourgue, is serving until a regular carrier is by the department. C. Stock has been apply by the department as mail referrer for the delivery of mail the postoffice to the railroads, over P. Litten resigned. Baum and wife have moved City for the summer. Mr. erecting a commodious bunthe beach. Seebe and Freeman attended of the Southern California association at Hotel Virginia, beach, some evenings ago. Wood, charged with assaultion, Yungbluth of Anaheim with weapon, pleaded not guilty when arranged in superior and his trial was set for May Ewis entertains the ladies' club at her home this afterrush will probably be taken Miss Lucille Brewitt of Oakland is a guest of Mrs. Holcomb and will re main for a couple of months. Hans Weisel has established his law office in the Mullinix building, up stairs, where he is ready to wait upon clients. Hans Vossbeck has traded his property here for Denver realty, and will shortly depart for the latter city. Stuart Cargill has taken his departure for Yuma, Ariz., where he will reside. Stuart is a first-class machinist, and all his friends here hope that he will amass a fortune in the ter­ ritory. Gus Neipp has returned from a trip to the mines. He speaks highly of the prospects in Nevada. He took up several valuable claims, and expects to make good. A. S. Bradford on his recent trip north visited the mining district of Rhyolite, Nev., and other points in Nevada and northern and central California, including a stop-off at Tulare. Harold Moore of the Santa Fe pas­senger department was in town the first of the week. He is preparing for the summer opening of Tent City, which occurs next month. He reports considerable activity at San Diego and Coronado, and looks for a record season at Tent City. Damon Snodgrass, Dan and John Williams are engaged in leveling forty acres of land in the west country, which will be planted to trees, corn and potatoes. The work is being Wood, charged with assaultYungbluth of Anaheim with weapon, pleaded not guilty by when arranged in superior and his trial was set for May Ewis entertains the ladies' club at her home this afterbrush will probably be taken next week, if sufficiently make the trip. He is ill with osis and has lately suffered hemorrhages. Ella Rea will be guest of a reception to be given by Cern Star at their hall on sunday evening. A handsome gift will be presented her. first of the week. He is preparing for the summer opening of Tent City, which occurs next month. He reports considerable activity at San Diego and Coronado, and looks for a record season at Tent City. Damon Snodgrass, Dan and John Williams are engaged in leveling forty acres of land in the west country, which will be planted to trees, corn and potatoes. The work is being done under the foremanship of Mr. Kellogg of the leveling force of the Los Alamitos sugar factory. Damon is also harvesting forty acres of barley hay, and states that a half of inch of rain upon his late sown crop will give him 100 tons of the finest hay in the country. The weather clerk will please take notice. Don't Butcher Corns When a few applications of Mullinix Corn Remedy will remove the worst corn. It is applied like paint with a small brush supplied with each bottle. It's the best for Corns, Bunions, and Calloused spots. Mullinix Drug Store