anaheim-gazette 1909-05-20

CHANGES IN FACULTY The school trustees met on Tuesday evening and discussed informally the employment of teachers for the ensuing year. One new teacher will be employed at the grammar school, for which position several applicants are in the field. In the high school Prof. Walker will remain and the faculty will be as heretofore, with possibly two changes. Prof. Topel will continue as principal of the grammar school. A number of changes in teachers may be made, but the new list of instructors is not yet ready for the public. Y.M.C.A. ELECT OFFICERS The Y.M.C.A. held the annual meeting and supper on Tuesday evening at the rooms on South Los Angeles street. Thirty members were present, and the following officers were elected: Charles Eygrabroad president, Dr. W. H. Wickett vice president, Harry Armstrong secretary, J. A. Knapp treasurer. A fine supper was enjoyed and the members discussed plans for the erection of a Y.M.C.A. building in the near future. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES The senior class A.U.H.S. are preparing for their play, "The Schoolmistress," to be given at the opera-house the evening of June 9th. Frank G. Tyrrell of Los Angeles will deliver the lecture to the graduating class on Friday evening, June 11th, at the opera-house. E. A. Brodie, a cigar manufacturer of Los Angeles, was in town this week looking for a location for the CHURCH NOTICE "A New Start in Life" Dr. Miller's subject at the church next Sunday for service, 11 o'clock. The vice at 7:30 will be the series on life and eph. Subject, "The Dead with a Review of His cordial invitation is extinct." Services in St. Michael on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Bishop Johnson will preach minister confirmation during service. Rev. Junyat at the morning service his subject, "The Ascension Saylour." There will be baptismal tion church next Sunday. Subjects for discourse: "What does my baptism me?" Evening, "Paul or." All will be made available. Rev. Markel will preach sermon at Clair church next to veterans of that den Grove and surroundings. On the 30th he goes to preach a memorial service. Rev. E.W. Thornton, evangelist for the Christian of Southern California, series of lectures here Tuesday and returned to London today. He succeeded teachers' training classes more will be announced. The regular meeting T.U. will be held at the Tuesday, May 25, at 2 ports from state conveys read. Light refreshment. E. A. Brodie, a cigar manufacturer of Los Angeles, was in town this week looking for a location for the establishment of a cigar manufacturing establishment, and expressed satisfaction with what he saw in Anaheim. He announces his purpose of coming here at an early date and going into business. Mr. Brodie is a union man, employs union labor, and turns out a cigar for a nickel and a dime which none may be ashamed. Care exercised in the purchase of tobacco and employment of none but the best of workmen tell the story. He has the promise of considerable trade, and will doubtless be successful here. The Orange county rural mail carriers' association held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Frank Eastman on Tuesday evening and officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Frank Eastman president, S. H. Jackman vice president, Miss Alta Lagourge treasurer, Mrs. S. H. Jackman secretary. Delegates were also elected to attend the state convention to be held in Los Angeles July 20-21-22. Mrs. Harding of Los Angeles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fuhrberg, spent Sunday here with her parents. She expects shortly to depart for Seattle, accompanied by her daughter, on a three-months' visit to relatives and friends. Mrs. Falkenstein entertained friend at her home on Broadway on Tuesday afternoon. A feature of the afternoon was the game "500," at which Miss Winifred Melrose was awarded first prize, a handsome belt buckle. Refreshments were served and a delightful afternoon participated in. Ned Merritt returns to Mojave this week to look after Mr. Harriman's interests on the desert. Ned will have his private car before long, and he has more girls than any other kid in at her home on Broadway on Tuesday afternoon. A feature of the afternoon was the game "500," at which Miss Winifred Melrose was awarded first prize, a handsome belt buckle. Refreshments were served and a delightful afternoon participated in. Ned Merritt returns to Mojave this week to look after Mr. Harriman's interests on the desert. Ned will have his private car before long, and he has more girls than any other kid in town. A masher from away back. Royal Baking Powder Absolutely Pure Renders the food more wholesome and superior in lightness and flavor. The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar. AMERICA Start an account today— There may be a hole in your pocket CHURCH NOTICES New Start in Life," will be Miller's subject at the Methodist Church next Sunday for the morning service, 11 o'clock. The evening service at 7:30 will be the conclusion of series on life and times of Josiah Subject, "The Death of Joseph, a Review of His Career." A special invitation is extended to all services in St. Michael's church Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. Bishop Johnson will preach and adhere confirmation at the even-service. Rev. Juny will preach the morning service, taking for subject, "The Ascension of Our Lord." There will be baptism at the Chris-Church next Sunday morning. Acts for discourse: Morning, it does my baptism mean to Evening, "Paul the Persecutor." All will be made welcome. Markel will preach a memorial service at Clair church on Sunday to veterans of that section, Gar-Grove and surrounding country. The 30th he goes to Corona to join a memorial sermon there. E.W. Thornton, Sunday school lectrist for the Christian churches Southern California, closed a short of lectures here Tuesday even-nd returned to Long Beach yes-. He succeeded in starting a men's training class of which will be announced later. Regular meeting of the W.C. will be held at the M.E. church May 25, at 2:30 p.m. Refrom state convention will be Light refreshments will be Wake Up Groceries added at our door FRIDAY, MAY MONSTER WAKE Sugar, 18 lbs. $1.00 Best 50c T Best All 50c Baking Powder Best Rice Best Quail brand To and many other items added. 2c per box —Extra Sp FRESH STRA Best Quail brand To and many other items added. 2c per box FRESH STRA WAIT WATCH The Big 4 S STERN & G NAHEIM FULLERTON THE HEALTH CAR Mills, chairman of the chamcommerce, and Dr. Beebe, health officer, were in telephonference yesterday with the health car now in Southern Caliwith a view to having it a stop in this city. Up to the of going to press at 3 o'clock had been received. BREA CANYON of his playmates were enteron Saturday afternoon by William Wilson, the occasion his third birthday. Andre of Santa Ana visited Mrs. Harry Farrand one day Vera Priestly spent the week the Lemke home in Placentia. and Mrs. James Bush, Mr. and James Schumacher and Mr. and Neo. McCubrey spent Sunday monday in Los Angeles. and Mrs. Volkers of Fullerton their daughter Sunday, guests and Mrs. A. Reed. and Mrs. A. D. Yost and M iss of San Francisco and Mr. Mr. Farrand went to Newport by auto Wednesday. Several party also visited friends at on Friday and went over to for a visit Saturday and Gustav Hansen was in town from the west country the first of the week. Mr. Hansen is milking 250 cows and ships cream and milk to Los Angeles hotels. He owns 360 acres of fine pasture lands, and the other day sold twenty acres at $300 per acre. Naturally he reports everything lovely out his way. F. A. Kimball of the city dye and dry works, near the postoffice, has installed a new steam presser, which may be seen operating in the window of his establishment. Mr. Kimball is ready to do all kinds of cleaning and dying on short notice and in the highest style of the art. An inspection of his work will convince the most fastidious. Mrs. Lewis entertained the ladies' euchre club on Thursday afternoon at her new home on Broadway. A delightful afternoon was spent and prizes were awarded the following ladies: Mrs. Kuchel first, Miss Zeyn second, Mrs. F. A. Backs sr. consolation. Refreshments of ice, cake and coffee were served after the game. Mrs. Shanley will entertain the club in June. A horse belonging to Jack McDonald of Irvine had to be killed on Saturday afternoon about 4 o'clock LA HAB F. R. Aldrich was stor in Santa Ana the D.A . Davis left M ersfield where he has sition in the oil field. Mr. and Mrs. Flint of Orange spent Sund drich family. Richard Warne of Lo several days the past Warne and family. Mrs. Hugh McDonald of Bells visited Mrs. Wednesday. Mrs. Nafus and chil been visiting in Pasa hall, have returned to den's, accompanied Pierce and baby. Mrs. O. T. Stephen relatives in San Berri Friday until Sunday. Mrs. John Garthing ren of Los Angeles are H. E. Hart. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sunday with Mr. and Roberts of Los Angeles Mrs. Wm. Bishop a Angeles visited with and family during the Mrs. S. D. Wester w in Los Angeles Satur lightful afternoon was spent and prizes were awarded the following ladies: Mrs. Kuchel first, Miss Zeyn second, Mrs. F. A. Backs sr. consolation. Refreshments of ices, cake and coffee were served after the game. Mrs. Shanley will entertain the club in June. A horse belonging to Jack McDonald of Irvine had to be killed on Saturday afternoon about 4 o'clock on account of the breaking of its right hind leg in a runaway. The team in which it was harnessed took fright on Center street and ran west through a crowded thoroughfare. Near the Christian church the tongue broke, resulting in a bad smashup, in which the horse's leg was broken. Deputy Marshal Tausch shot the animal. Alfred and Oscar Heying have returned from San Francisco, where they have been attending the pharmacy department of U.C. The former graduated with high honors and was awarded the degree of pharmaceutical chemist. He also won the faculty scholarship, and was highly complimented by the dean of the school. The latter returns in the fall to complete his education in pharmacy. The two young gentlemen will on June 1st take over the Hatzfeld drugstore, negotiations for purchasing which have been recently completed. Up Sale!! ed at our Anaheim Store MAY 28, 1909 WAKE UP SALE s. $1.00 50c Tea, 33c Best 50c Coffee, 26c ng Powder, 40c st Rice, 5 lbs. 25c and Tomatoes 4 cans 25c ems added. Watch our Price Circulars Extra Special ESH STRAWBERRIES 2c per box LA HABRA R. R. Aldrich was a business visitor in Santa Ana the past week. A. Davis left Monday for Bakfield where he has accepted a position in the oil fields. Mr. and Mrs. Flint and little child Orange spent Sunday with the Alhach family. Richard Warne of Long Beach spent several days the past week with J. Were and family. Mrs. Hugh McDonald and Mr. Smith Bells visited Mrs. J. W. Brown on Wednesday. Mrs. Nafus and children who have been visiting in Pasadena and New York have returned to F. D. McFaddis, accompanied by Mrs. Nellie Rice and baby. Mrs. O. T. Stephens visited relatives in San Bernardino from May until Sunday. Mrs. John Garthingham and child of Los Angeles are guests of Mrs. E. Hart. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Launer spent day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartes of Los Angeles. Mrs. Wm. Bishop and son of Los Angeles visited with F. W. Bishop family during the week. Mrs. S. D. Wester visited relatives Los Angeles Saturday and Sunday. tained with a "poverty" party Monday evening in honor of their daughter, Fern, the day being the anniversary of her fifteenth birthday. The evening was spent in games. The young people departed at a late hour all declaring having had a good time and wishing Miss Fern many happy returns of the day. Bird Beebe was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Tuesday. For Sale: One ton of old barley hay, price $19 delivered. C. H. Druce, 1 1-2 miles southwest of Anaheim. Mrs. Henry Knapke of Oxnard is here on a visit of several days, a guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith gave a pleasant party at their home in Orangethorpe on Friday evening in honor of Miss Margaret Brown of Clinton, O., sister of Mrs. Smith. The evening was delightfully passed with games and social converse, and during the evening a delicious repast was discussed. 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