anaheim-gazette 1911-08-10

Thursday, August 10 NEW Fall Styles OF THE FAMOUS Queen Quality SHOE SHOES Just Received. You are cordially invited to call and inspect them. The S.Q.R. Store Schumacher, Quarton & Renner. Silks a Specialty NEWS AND BUSINESS Take your watch and jewelry repairing to Theo. Roberts. He does only first-class work. 2-9-tf B. Hartfield spent Sunday with his family at Venice. All kinds of Wines, Beers and Liquors a' Anaheim Winery. Telephone us your orders for your prompt deliveries. W. E. Duckworth. All kinds of garden seeds at H. A. Dickel's. R. Schellens has taken the place at the Germania Halle made vacant by the resignation of "Stump" Huntington. Try Dr. Parrett, the skilled Osteopath; treats all diseases; long omen. NEWS AND BUSINESS Ice cream freezers, ollas and refrigerators. Martenet & Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams made a trip to Balboa Sunday in the former's automobile. Rubber hose and garden utensils at Dickel's. Bob McKee showed his generosity by bringing in a splendid watermelon from his ranch on Tuesday and inviting a number of his friends to sample it. They pronounced it the best melon they had eaten this year, and Bob the finest man they ever saw. Call again, Bob. B. Hartfield spent Sunday with his family at Venice. All kinds of Wines, Beers and Liquors & Anaheim Winery. Telephone us your orders for your prompt deliveries. W. E. Duckworth. All kinds of garden seeds at H. A. Dickel's. R. Schellens has taken the place at the Germania Halle made vacant by the resignation of "Stump" Huntington. Try Dr. Parrett, the skilled Osteopath; treats all diseases; long experience in practice. 305 N. Lemon St., Anaheim. Phones, Pacific 876, Home 1173. A. Z. Megede came up yesterday from Venice, where he spent a week with his family who are sojourning at that resort. Watch, clock and jewelry repairing. First class work guaranteed. Theo. Roberts. I have a full line of chicken supplies. W. E. Duckworth. J. A. McFadden, manager of the Walton lumber yard at Westminster, was an Anaheim visitor Saturday evening. We have rebored four gas engine cylinders, ranging in size from 12 to 75 h.p. Four happy customers. You should be one of them. Angell & Redit Machine Co. Try Ripin's White Label Extra Dry Special Reserve at Anaheim Winery, 1206 W. Center St. Baseball grounds are being fitted up at the highschool tract at corner of Center and Citron streets. Highschool trustees have given the local club permission to use same, and games will probably begin next month. Order your Fall Suit from a Tailor that gives satisfaction. Come early to avoid the rush. N. P. Hansen, 122 E. Center St., Anaheim. Capt. E. Barr came in on Tuesday from Elsinore for a stay of a week or two. He will attend the Grand Army encampment at Huntington Beach next week. He reports weather warm in the upper valley, the thermometer going to 108 one day last week. Beginning with Monday, August 7, 1911, we have reduced the price of the popular and celebrated Harley-Davidson motorcycles, both single and twin cylinder, $15 from the former price. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. Mrs. F. A. Gates, Mrs. W. S. Tipton, Mrs. Will Houts, Mrs. Machleb, Mrs. Gene Johnson, Miss Horwitz attended a district Rebekah meeting at Orange on Monday. The meeting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams made a trip to Balboa Sunday in the former's automobile. Rubber hose and garden utensils at Dickel's. Bob McKee showed his generosity by bringing in a splendid watermelon from his ranch on Tuesday and inviting a number of his friends to sample it. They pronounced it the best melon they had eaten this year, and Bob the finest man they ever saw. Call again, Bob. Have your eyes tested by Theo. Roberts, graduate optician. George Huntington and wife and M. Hestler and family left Saturday for a two weeks outing at Newport. We have a full line of hay, grain, wood and coal. W. E. Duckworth. James Nelson of this city, and a graduate of Occolental college, left Friday for Coheville, Nev., where he has been called to act as principal of the grammar school for the coming term. If you want sparkling wines try the White Label Extra Dry or Carmine Seal at Anaheim Winery. We are agents for I.H.C. gasoline engines. If you are thinking of buying an engine call and let us show you our engine and we will figure with you. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. School children's eyes should be taken care of. Have them tested free at Hartfield's. 9-15 Chillie Fisher and a party of friends made a long motor trip on Sunday. Pomona, Long Beach, San Pedro and Los Angeles were among the points visited. Don't complain about the heat in your kitchen. Come in and buy a Florence Automatic Oil Stove. Martenet & Hutchinson. Miss Gladys Goble visited relatives in Pasadena a few days the past week. Prompt delivery and courteous treatment. Give us a trial. W. E. Duckworth. Local and Los Angeles bottled beer at brewery prices. Rust's winery. The best saw that we ever saw is the Atkins Silver Steel: saw. Martenet & Hutchinson. Deputy Sheriff Jernigan was in town on Monday subpoenaing witnesses in the divorce case of Mrs. Kuebler against Harrison Kuebler. The suit began yesterday in the Superior Court. R. T. Davies was over from Fullerton on Tuesday looking after a choice lot of Valencias in the East End. He reports conditions pros- Beginning with Monday, August 7, 1911, we have reduced the price of the popular and celebrated Harley-Davidson motorcycles, both single and twin cylinder, $15 from the former price. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. Mrs. F. A. Gates, Mrs. W. S. Tipton, Mrs. Will Houts, Mrs. Machleb, Mrs. Gene Johnson, Miss Horwitz attended a district Rebekah meeting at Orange on Monday. The meeting was in the nature of a school of instruction, and in the evening the Huntington Beach team exemplified secret work. In addition to the ladies named the following also attended the evening meeting: Miss Anna Schumacher, Miss Hanna Horwitz, W. G. Mason and Howard Gates. The best saw that we ever saw is the Atkins Silver Steel saw. Martenet & Hutchinson. Deputy Sheriff Jernigan was in town on Monday subpoenaing witnesses in the divorce case of Mrs. Kuebler against Harrison Kuebler. The suit began yesterday in the Superior Court. R. T. Davies was over from Fullerton on Tuesday looking after a choice lot of Valencias in the East End. He reports conditions prospering in our neighboring town, and progressive citizens lining up for road and highschool bonds. He states Fullerton will also take up in the not distant future the question of sewers, the growing importance of the town necessitating this adjunct to civilization. To Depositors We offer the best security with liberal rates of interest on time deposits and saving accounts. To Borrowers We furnish the “needful” at all times on personal or real estate security at cheapest rates and on easy terms. United States Depository for Postal Savings System. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ANAHEIM GAZETTE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Seven room house and furniture, also piano and a tent, all nearly new and in first class condition; also many other useful articles too numerous to mention. FOR SALE—Jordan's famous AaA1 Cutlery. A complete stock. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, California. FOR SALE—Aermotor windmills, pumps, engines, and repairs for same. Angell & Redit Machine Co. FOR SALE—Splendid fresh milk cow, $75. E. W. Pyne, 4 miles N. E. of Olive. FOR SALE—$750 Angelus player piano; assume contract of $407 monthly payment; $100 cash for our equity. Would consider driving horse. Chas. L. Horton. Phone 75R1. FOR SALE—Good work team, cheap. See J. P. Jordan, Browning ranch. Phone 269J4. FOR SALE—Automobile for sale. A Ford four-door Torpedo roadster. Has full equipment, including electric head lights. Is as good as new. Will sell cheap for cash or will trade for lot in this city. Apply to Dr. J. H. Boege, Dentist, 104 East Center street. FOR SALE—Mule, weight about 1,-100 pounds. Enquire at 705 East Chartres street, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Hand hay press for sale. J. B. Neff, 2 miles southwest of Anaheim. FOR SALE—a good assortment of good second hand wagons and buggies. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. FOR SALE—Heavy gray work team, 10 and 12 yrs., $350. E. W. Pyne, 4 miles N. E. of Olive. FOR SALE—Satsuma plums. T. H. Hopkins, Olive road. Will Duckworth was a business visitor in Los Angeles Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Boege leave soon for an outing at Long Beach. Charley Carroll and Harry Pearson spent Sunday at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. Mullinix attended the theater in Los Angeles on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. Z. Vander Horck visited with friends in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Boege spent Sunday at Long Beach. Six auto speeders were arrested by motor cops the first of the week. Each paid a fine of $10. Fred Conrad and wife of Hollywood were guests of relatives in and near Anaheim the latter part of last week. Miss Lella Steadman, Miss Ida Bentz and Miss Kemper returned on Saturday from a week's visit at Bay City. Mrs. Richardson and daughter, Miss Helen Richardson, have returned from a seven weeks' outing at Venice and other beach resorts. Charles E. Jones contemplates a trip shortly to the Kelso mine, where the company will probably soon begin development work. Rev. Ben Valjean will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian church morning and evening of Sunday, in the absence of Rev. Mitchell, who is away on his annual vacation. Miss Mabel Ward of Los Angeles who spent last week visiting with friends in town left on Saturday for Balboa, to join her mother and family, who are spending the summer at that seaside resort. Miss Winifred Melrose entertained the 500 club on Tuesday afternoon. John Kopipske and family have arrived from Wisconsin and will locate permanently. Mr. and Mrs. Homer G. Ames visited on Sunday at Venice and other beach resorts. A large area has been planted with blackeye beans, and these promise abundant yield. Mr. and Mrs. Amberg have returned from an outing of several weeks in Silverado Canyon. Elmo and Harry Calkins return Saturday from a two months visit their old home in North Dakota. Percival Webb and Raymond New lung have been enjoying themselves at Balboa the past several days. Miss Gladys Shields of Los Angeles visited friends in town the latter part of the week, returning to her hometown. The Loara parent-teachers will hold their next meeting on August 11, at 2:30 in the afternoon. All members please attend. L. T. Carnine left Monday afternoon for Famoso, Kern county, where he intends to stay two or three months and improve his ranch there. E. E. Neipp was here on Sunday on a visit with relatives. He is associated with E. W. Neubauer and is conducting the San Dimas furiture company. Harold Moore of the Santa Fe wint a visitor in town some days ago, bringing tidings of great joy concerning the railroad business and how summer travel is keeping up. Bill Hill is threshing grain near Huntington Beach, and will in the near future move his separator to Habra, where he will be engaged threshing for several weeks to continue. Zanjero Brunworth informs us that large quantity of water which he FOR RENT FOR RENT—6 room, furnished house $15 per month. Near the sugar factory. Pacific phone 159J or apply at Gazette office. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, for light-housekeeping, also furnished bedrooms. 503 E. Sycamore street. WANTED WANTED—Evening students in short hand and typewriting. Mrs. A. Mattocks, 213 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Cal. Phone Pac. 209R. FOR SALE—Cheap, six thoroughbred Spitz pups. Apply to W. Oelke, W. Anaheim, RD 1, box 91. WANTED—Wanted orange and walnut groves. I have clients for ten to twenty acre orange and walnut groves. List your properties with me for best and quickest results. Atwood Wilshire, 602 So. Hill St., Los Angeles, Cal. FOUND—Crippled pony taken up on or about July 22, 1911, at the place of Wm. B. Lee, on South Placentia Ave. Owner may have same by proving property, paying expenses and for this advt. Wm. B. Lee. J. W. Duckworth and wife, Mrs. Sibley and Jacob Kroeger spent Sun-gin development work. Rev. Ben Valjean will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian church morning and evening of Sunday, in the absence of Rev. Mitchell, who is away on his annual vacation. Miss Mabel Ward of Los Angeles who spent last week visiting with friends in town left on Saturday for Balboa, to join her mother and family, who are spending the summer at that seaside resort. Miss Winifred Melrose entertained the 500 club on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Parker won the first prize and Mrs. Ames the second. Refreshments of chicken salad, cranberry sauce, ice cream, cake and coffee were served during the afternoon. Bert Simpson came up from Bay City on Saturday to pay monthly accounts and returned to the seashore in the afternoon to forget his troubles. He and his family are spending several weeks at the coast and Bert reports a way-up time. Judge Howard while at Santa Ana on Monday joined in wedlock George E. Anderson and Miss Goldie M. Whalen, both of Los Angeles. The couple were married at the courthouse after procuring a marriage license from County Clerk Williams. County Tax Collector Lamb was over from Santa Ana some days ago in his auto, accompanied by his wife and young son. Mr. Lamb recently returned from his annual vacation in the mountains, and is busily engaged with a large force of employees attending to routine work in his office. Mrs. Oliver Hill left on Thursday evening for South English, Iowa, in response to a telegram announcing a critical turn in the illness of her father. He recently spent several months here, and returned east two months ago, being accompanied on the trip by his granddaughter, Mrs. O. A. Mullinix. Among witnesses for Mrs. Kuebler in her suit for divorce against Harrison Kuebler, which began yesterday in the superior court, were the following: V. U. Simpson, Jos Helmsen, Wm. Fox, Miss Viola Fox Mrs. Laura Resh, Mrs. Eva Boyd, W.S. McFarlane, Dr. Johnston, Mrs.Peed, Mr. and Mrs. L.K.Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung leave next week for Seattle, Port Townsend, Victoria and other points north. They will be absent a month or more. They go by way of Redondo, having secured transportation on the steamer President, which sails for Seattle touching at San Francisco. They will visit with relatives at Port Townsend, and will return by Harold Moore of the Santa Fe watermelon day and in friends to succeed it this year, they ever wife and Saturday Newport may grain, ekworthity, and a college left where he principal the com-ries try the Carmine gasoline ing of buy us show will figure Implement should be tasted free 9-15 of friends on Sunday Pedro and the points heat in buy a love Mar-ed relativis the past seous treat E.Duckottled beer winery. Her saw is saw.Mar-was in ing witness-Mrs.Kueber.The Superior from Ful-after a the East tons pros- FOR RENT FOR RENT—6 room, furnished house $15 per month. Near the sugar factory. Pacific phone 159J or apply at Gazette office. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, for light-housekeeping, also furnished bed rooms. 503 E.Sycamore street. WANTED WANTED—Evening students in short hand and typewriting. Mrs.A.Mattocks, 213 N.Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Cal.Phone Pac.209R. FOR SALE—Cheap,six thoroughbred Spitz pups.Apply to W.Oelke.W.Anaheim,RD 1，box 91. WANTED—Wanted orange and walnut groves.I have clients for ten to twenty acre orange and walnut groves.List your properties with me for best and quickest results.Atwood Wilshire,602 So.Hill St.,Los Angeles,Cal. FOUND—Crippled pony taken up on or about July 22,1911,the place of Wm.B.Lee.on South Placentia Ave.Owner may have same by proving property,paying expenses and for this advt.Wm.B.Lee. J.W.Duckworth and wife,Mrs.Sibley and Jacob Kroeger spend Sun-gin development work. Rev.Ben Valjean will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian church morning and evening of Sunday,在the absence of Rev.Mitchell,他 is away on his annual vacation. Miss Mabel Ward of Los Angeles who spent last week visiting with friends in town left on Saturday for Balboa，to join her mother and family，who are spending the summer at that seaside resort. Miss Winifred Melrose entertained the 500 club on Tuesday afternoon Mrs.Parker won the first prize and Mrs.Ames the second.Refreshments of chicken salad,cranberry sauce,iice cream,cake and coffee were served during the afternoon. Bert Simpson came up from Bay City on Saturday to pay monthly accounts and returned to the seashore in the afternoon to forget his troubles。他和his family are spending several weeks at the coast and Bert reports a way-up time. Judge Howard while at Santa Ana on Monday joined in wedlock George E.Anderson and Miss Goldie M.Whalen,both of Los Angeles.The couple were married at the courthouse after procuring a marriage license from County Clerk Williams. County Tax Collector Lamb was over from Santa Ana some days ago in his auto，accompanied by his wife and young son.Mr.Lamb recently returned from his annual vacation in the mountains,and is busily engaged with a large force of employes attending to routine work in his office. Mrs.Oliver Hill left on Thursday evening for South English，Iowa，在response to a telegram announcing a critical turn in the illness of her father。He recently spent several months here,and returned east two months ago，being accompanied on the trip by his granddaughter,Mrs.O.A.Mullinix. Among witnesses for Mrs.Kuebler in her suit for divorce against Harrison Kuebler，which began yesterday in the superior court，were the following:V.U.Simpson，Jos Helmsen，Wm.Fox，MissViola Fox Mrs.Lura Resh，Mrs.Eva Boyd.W.S.McFarlane，Dr.Johnston，Mrs.Peed，Mr.and Mrs.L.K.Marshall. Mr.and Mrs.John Hartung leave next week for Seattle，Port Townsend,Victoria and other points north They will be absent a month or more They go by way of Redondo,having secured transportation on the steamer President，which sails for Seattle touching at San Francisco They will visit with relatives at Port Townsend,and will return by Harold Moore of the Santa Fe watermelon day and in friends to succeed it this year,these very heat in buy a love Mar-ed relativis the past seous treat E.Duckottled beer winery. Her saw is saw.Mar-was in ing witness-Mrs.Kueber.The Superior from Ful-after a the Easttons pros- Ed Kelly,the cement contractor has just completed several thousand feet of 14-inch cement irrigating pit for the Timmons ranch company Brookshurst,and also a large batch of cement ditches for Charles Allgerer.Mr.Kelly's reputation for good work extends all over the county,and his services are always in demand. FOUND—Crippled pony taken up on or about July 22, 1911, at the place of Wm. B. Lee, on South Placentia Ave. Owner may have same by proving property, paying expenses and for this advt. Wm. B. Lee. J. W. Duckworth and wife, Mrs. Sibley and Jacob Kroeger spent Sunday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Helmsen motored to Puente on Sunday and were guests of relatives. On their return they brought with them Albert Cross, nephew of Mrs. Helmsen, who is spending the week with them. P. J. Weisel & Co. report the following sales of automobiles: Flanders roadster to C. L. McComber of Buena Park, Flanders 4-door touring car to G. R. Warren of La Habra, 1912 model E.M.F. car to F. A.Backs of this city. Rev. Watry of Santa Ana preached a sermon to the Unitarian congregation at Odd Fellows hall on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The congregation will meet in the hall at the same hour each Sunday afternoon, and will be addressed by Rev. Watry, who has been engaged as pastor of the flock. M. W. Martenet has purchased the interest of his partner, E. G. Hutchinson, in the hardware business on Los Angeles street and will continue the same at the old stand. Mr. Martenet is a thoroughly equipped business man and knows the hardware business from start to finish. He has many friends in Anaheim and vicinity who wish all manner of good fortune in the venture. He is making additions to his stock and now has one of the best stocked hardware emporiums in Southern California. Mrs. Laura Resh, Mrs. Eva Boyd, W.S. McFarlane, Dr. Johnston, Mrs.Peed, Mr. and Mrs. L.K. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung leave next week for Seattle, Port Townsend, Victoria and other points north. They will be absent a month or more. They go by way of Redondo, having secured transportation on the steamer President, which sails for Seattle touching at San Francisco. They will visit with relatives at Port Townsend, and will return by the Shasta rail route. Herbert D. Morton and Miss Mary Gallagher were married in Los Angeles June 29th. The happy couple have been living at the Morton ranch in the West End until Tuesday, when in company of Mrs. Delos Morton they moved to Los Angeles, where they have purchased a home and will make their permanent residence.Mrs. Morton has sold her ten acre farm, and will live with her son and daughter-in-law. She has resided here for many years, and with the happy young couple takes with her best wishes of many friends for their future welfare and prosperity. Elton Goble received a letter on Monday from the civil service commission at Washington informing him he had successfully passed the examination for bookkeeper in the reclamation service, which position pays a salary of from $1200 to $1500 per year. He stood eighth in the list of a large class, his percentage being 82.62. Some months ago he passed successfully the civil service examination for typewriting, standing second on the list. He is looking for instructions from Washington assigning him to a position, which, in the reclamation service, may take him to any western state. Elton is a self-made young man, and we look to him to make good when he gets a job from Uncle Sam. Ed Kelly, the cement contractor has just completed several thousand feet of 14-inch cement irrigating pipe for the Timmons ranch company Brookshurst, and also a large batch of cement ditches for Charles Allgerer. Mr. Kelly's reputation for good work extends all over the county,and his services are always in demand. Mr. and Mrs. J.M.Pickering went on Sunday to Haywood, where the latter will spend some weeks visiting her sister, and may later proceed to Washington for a sojourn among relatives. She has been ill late, her ailment taking the form of facial paralysis. Mr.Pickering returned home in the evening. He says his wife's ill health may necessitate removal of his family from the city. An auto party consisting of Mrs. and Mrs. Lybarger and family, Mr. and Mrs.J.W.Dickenson and family, Mr. and Mrs.H.F.Hill and family and George Nills enjoyed picnic at Newport Beach on Sunday Mr.Lybarger and son, J.W.Dickenson and Mr.Beard chartered boat, going out a mile and a half on a fishing excursion. They landed 6 pounds of albicore. Dr.Freeman has sold his rank east of town and will the latter part of the month move with Mrs.Freeman to Fullerton, where he will purchase a home; Dr.Freeman has lived here a number of years,and he made a wide circle of friends who will regret his departure. He has retired from practice of medicine,because occasionally called by former patients in need of his services.Mr.Good fortune attend him and his good wife. SUMMER CLEAN-UP SALE LINGERIE DRESSES, $6.75 This offer includes Every White Dress Now left in stock. Every one of them this season's style Values to $13.50 $6.75 $4.95 Silk & Net Waists, $4.95 Included is our entire stock of this season's Net Waists. Former price ranged up to $8.50. Clean up price, Each $4.95 $1.45 SKIRTS, VALUES TO $8.50 Broken lines of Skirts in Serges, Panamas and mixtures, all sizes in the combined lot, up to $8.50 values $4.95 WHITE SKIRTS Values up to $1.50, clean up price 98c Any Parasol in Stock at One-Third Off. Wm. Falkenstein D. Gervais and family have returned from a sojourn at Bay City. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hadsell attended the theater in Los Angeles on Monday evening. Miss Lucy Ziegler piloted a party of friends to Anaheim Landing Sunday afternoon in her new auto. Mrs. Charles Baxter returned on Tuesday from a week's visit at New- Moore of the Santa Fe was in town some days ago, bringing great joy concerning business and how summers is keeping up. is threshing grain near Beach, and will in the move his separator to La where he will be engaged in for several weeks to come. Brunworth informs us the city of water which he has boring of late shows a perminution, but he looks for normal conditions again this week is recovering from ill-several weeks duration, and one time threatened apprehension is able to get about the city will doubtless soon be re-tay was in town on Mon-his ranch southwest of Fay reports walnuts look-in his section, crops being last year and blight dis-ten de la Guerra was in first of the week from his orba. Mr. and Mrs. de la Miss Rosetta Yorba returned from an outing of seas at Santa Barbara and was of interest north. Stone was in town this Placentia. He reports wa-the river, but looks for a approach of cooler weath-us to last week's fall, the keen keeping up better than for years at this season. McPherson, formerly a well-ins-grower of this county,ident of Santa Monica,was Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Umsen. Mr. McPherson is Mrs. Helmsen. He is en-the contracting business at the city. Neipp who has been con-several weeks at the San-i-th a severe attack of tyr-ler is slowly recovering.He the fever at Blythe, causure water. His case has us, and his many friends had to learn of his convales-ry, the cement contractor, completed several thousand anch cement irrigating pipe commons ranch company of it, and also a large batch ditches for Charles Allgeyelly's reputation for good goods all over the county,and are always in demand. D. Gervais and family have return-ed from a sojourn at Bay City. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hadsell attended the theater in Los Angeles on Monday evening. Miss Lucy Ziegler piloted a party of friends to Anaheim Landing Sunday afternoon in her new auto. Mrs. Charles Baxter returned on Tuesday from a week's visit at Newport Beach with Mrs. Innis Henry. Postmaster Duckworth wins a $10 hat from Henry Adams for beating the record in collecting money for the board of trade. Raymond Elliott, Howard Gates,Harold Curtis, Wayne Goble and Paul Comstock rode bicycles to Anaheim Landing, Naples and Long Beach on Sunday. Clifford Elliott, eight-year-old son of W. J. Elliott, stepped on a nail as he alighted from his bicycle at his home on the Eastside on Tuesday afternoon, and sustained severe injury. He will be on the retired list for a few days, but no permanent ill effects are anticipated. Miss Norma Rose was pleasantly surprised on Saturday evening by a party of friends who gathered to show their friendship prior to her departure with her mother and sister for the east in the near future. Refreshments were served and games made the time pass pleasantly. Col. George H. Bower, formerly of Las Vegas, Nevada, now a resident of Los Angeles, was in town yesterday,a guest of J. B. Rea. Two summers ago,when the thermometer registered 115 at Las Vegas, Col. Bower concluded he would come to the coast to reside. He is delighted with the foggy weather, and says the desert has no further attractions for him. A liberal religious service was held in Odd Fellows hall on Sunday afternoon by Rev. Francis Watry of Santa Ana. The attendance was small,but the interest was not so,for they unanimously decided to continue these meetings. Next Sunday afternoon Mr. Watry will speak on "The Bible from the liberal point of view." The place is Odd Fellows' hall,and the time 4 p.m.: This will be worth hearing. E. W. Hineman of the steam laundry, states that his brother F. S. Hineman will be here next week for the purpose of installing a thousand dollar's worth of new machinery at the laundry. He will remain here to become associated with his brother Guns Bicycles Sporting Goods Hunters' Supplies Ammunition, &c. Season open for rabbits July 31 to February 1st. 15 in one day. Hunting License Issued Here WM. H. HOUTS Billy Cooper took in the sights at Anaheim Landing Sunday. Miss Jeanette McAulay is assisting in the 5 and 10 cent store during the vacation of Miss Etta Schumacher. The Gade millinery establishment has been sold to W. A. Luce o' Los Angeles,who will take possession in a few days. While there have been rumors for several weeks that Santa Ana would be sued by the Southern California Edison company because the city tru tees reduced the electric rate from 10 cents per kilowatt hour to 8 cents it now seems certain that Santa Ana will sue that company because it has refused to pay to the city the usual 6 per cent of its gross earnings,as provided by its franchise. The Pacific Electric company on Tuesday morning sent 50 track layers to Santa Ana to put down a transfer line from its line at Huntington Beach to the Southern Pacific tracks on East Second street.In view of the fact that it is known that it is the intention to convert the F.A.YUNGBLUTH THE BEST GOODS SPRING AND SUMMER SALE Of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits At $15 and $18 Values to $22.50, $25.00 and up. Straw Hats are all Marked Down NOTHING RESERVED. F. A. Yungbluth