anaheim-gazette 1915-03-04

Thursday, March 4 $3.50 TO $5.00 Queen Quality $3.50 TO $5.00 A Few Specials at $6.00 We are showing eight new styles of the famous "Queen Quality" Shoes —If we used an entire newspaper we could not begin to tell you about the new shoes we have to show. —It's a picture no artist can paint nor any writer describe in words. You must come and see for yourself. Come in early. The S. Q. R. Store Local Notes Deputy Assessor J. J. Schnider has begun taking the county assessments. Misses Alice Robinson and Made Local Notes Ben Baxter went up to Los Angeles Tuesday on a business mission. George L. Dietrich made a business trip to Los Angeles Tuesday. Mrs. E. E. Brus was visiting in Los Angeles Tuesday. Mrs. S. C. Cable was transacting business in Los Angeles last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hayden and Miss Kathryn Hayden were visiting in Los Angeles Tuesday. Miss Agnes Balfour, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. M. Wickett, left Friday for Chicago. M. V. Steward made a business trip to San Diego Tuesday, and, of course, visited the exposition. Charley Kochler was visiting friends in Los Angeles and Hollywood Friday. F. A. Backs and wife were among the Anaheimers at Los Angeles Saturday. News has been received here of the death of J. T. Lemon, whose home was at Redlands. He was a brother to U. S. Lemon of Fullerton, aged 51 years, and has been in poor health for several months past. Mrs. Mary N. Armbruster died at her home on West Center street on Thursday last, at the age of 78 years. Funeral was held at St. Boniface church on Saturday, Rev. Father Dubbel officiating, and the remains were interred in the Catholic cemetery at Los Angeles. Mrs. Armbruster was a native of Germany, and has resided in Anaheim ten years. Her husband, George Armbruster, died two years ago. Deputy Assessor J. J. Schnider has begun taking the county assessments. Misses Alice Robinson and Madeleine Whitaker were visiting friends in Los Angeles the first of the week. Profs. E. W. Hauck and J. L. Van Derveer made a business trip to Los Angeles Saturday. The rainfall on Sunday amounted to one-third of an inch. This brings the total for the season in the neighborhood of 17 inches. H. S. Hadsall was down from Los Angeles Monday greeting his old time friends. He came down to attend the annual meeting of the Anaheim Sugar company. In the last distribution of state school funds the Anaheim high school receives $1,822.62, on an enrollment of 221 pupils. The high schools of Orange county receive a total of $10,867.18. F. K. Greswell returned Sunday from San Francisco where he went to attend the opening of the big fair and to do some advertising for Anaheim on the side. Gresswell is an experienced advertising man having engaged in the business for many years in England before coming to America. He will leave shortly for San Diego where he expects to make it known that Anaheim is on the map. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barnes gave a pleasant party at their home on Kroeger street Thursday evening, the occasion being their wedding anniversary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, Mr. and Mrs. F. Borth, Mr. and Mrs. John Kellenberger, Mr. and Mrs. David Hamler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nowotny, Mr. and Mrs. J. Zetman, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pendleton, and Mrs. A. L. Cochran. Experts declare fine specimen of a depth of about 2000 feet Newport recently well known about $2000.The genuine coral.In een inches in hout four vases attach The piece was haunted she is one of the fair. Work is progress Carroll building.a large force of the building will tion.The outer south wall of the adjoining has been found that the bus over the line and moved to allow the rightly placed. Mrs. S. L. Beebe-erton, where she idence, making b son-in-law.Mr.A Aulay,and their is ruler of the f has rented her E house to Mr.And Mrs. J.W.Sacher her home on West Monday afternoon Grilerson.Mrs.C Mrs.Herman and were guests. Prof.Peterson trical barber sign sorial establishmen street. Mr. and Mrs.F terday for Long A LIMITED INCOME Will Permit Anyone to Save $10.00 a Month. $10.00 per month for ten years in this bank paying 4 per cent interest would amount to $1,472.43—almost $275.00 more than deposited. German-American Bank OFFICERS Adolph Thomas, President Joseph Helmsen, Vice-President DIRECTORS T. J. F. Boege Louis Dennl W. A. Bonynge A. B. McCord, Cashier E. E. Smith, Assistant Cashier J. B. Rea Chas. F. Grim A. B. McCord Joseph Helmsen J. D. Lavin Adolph Thomas Local Notes Miss Florence Backs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Backs, junior, celebrated her 5th birthday on Tuesday by entertaining a number of young friends at an elegantly appointed party. The little hostess was the recipient of many handsome birthday gifts, and her guests were entertained with games and a royal birthday feast, at which a mammouth cake appropriately decorated and slathers of ice cream were features. Each guest was presented on departing with a token of the hostess's affection, and all pronounced Miss Florence a royal entertainer, and wished her many happy returns of the day. News for motorists has been given out by the highway commission to the effect that attempts to get to Capistrano or San Diego are likely to come to naught as a ten-foot culvert is out at Salt Creek on the coast route between Laguna and Capistrano and the road beyond Irvine is impassible. Carbon, Brea and Santa Ana canyons are practically impassable. It is possible to get through these canyons but the road is dangerous in the extreme and at several points only the best of luck would keep an auto from getting stuck. Avoid these canyons, is the advice of the commission. Mrs. A. Konig was in town the past week, having recovered from injuries recently sustained while alighting from an electric car on her way from this city to Los Angeles. Mrs. Konig was about to alight from the car, when it started up, and she was thrown to the ground sustaining serious bodily bruises and other injuries. She states that she will demand damage. Earlyn Raemella, 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raemella of this city, was successfully operated upon for appendicitis at the Anaheim Sanitarium on Friday. Dr. Truxaw of this city and Dr. Van Catheran of Los Angeles were physicians in charge. The young man was taken ill a week previously, and was in a critical condition. The physicians agreed it would be fatal to perform an operation at that time, the patient being in a condition that would not permit it. The case was a particularly aggravating one, and that the young man is well on the way to recovery is cause for rejoicing. The young man had symptoms of appendicitis several months ago, but recovered sufficiently without resorting to surgery, but when he recently again became ill it was decided to have the operation performed. An enthusiastic crowd of boosters from Brea were on hand at the Associated Chambers of Commerce at Balboa to stand for the rights of this young and growing section. More good roads are imperatively needed over that way, and the gentlemen were on hand to see that the northern end of the county gets its just share of the paved roads. That is as it should be. The Brea contingent were non-plussed over the fact that their Mr. Bird, who had been strongly recommended for inspector, for some of the new paving up their way, had been given the overlook. The gentlemen from Brea have an eye to business, and are keen for their rights. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Zimmerman of York, Nebraska, were in town the past week, guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kealher. Mr. Zimmerman is a Nebraska capitalist who is spending the winter with his wife. FOR SALE FOR SALE OR TRADE—One good medium size team of horses. What have you? Store at Olive. Kusel Lorenzen. FOR SALE Cook stove, almost new, at naf-price. Telephone 155-R 1. FOR SALE—4000 fine two-year-old Valencia trees. 15c in the ground. Trees at corner of Santa Ana & Placentia avenue, Anaheim. Address J. R. Parker, Fullerton. Phone 252 W. 2-25tf. FOR SALE OR TRADE—One 4-room cottage new. What have you? Box 181, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Young pigs, two work horses, one mule colt, 8 months old. J. K. Wymard, Buena Park. Home phone 2981. 2-18-2t FOR SALE—1000 two-year-old buds, and 1000 one-year-old buds, Valencia orange trees, fine stock. H. P. Smith, cor. Placentia road and North Street. 2-18-1mo FOR SALE—Valencias, one year old, best ever, five-eights to one inch. At your own price. Fourth house east on Olive road. J. M. Blochlinger. 1-28-4tp FOR SALE—Barley and Oat hay. A. Toussau, Fullerton. Phone 326. 1-21-tf FOR SALE—Choice oat and alfalfa hay. Baled, $14 per ton, 148 South Olive or Home phone 2022 12-17tf WANTED WANTED—To make contracts for balling trees. E. Bercot, 2 1-2 miles east of Anaheim. Telephone 348-J 3. 1-21-1mp FOR RENT FOR RENT OR SALE—Pair of heavy mules. Twombly ranch Fullerton.phont Pacific 157-J 3 12-10-tf FOR EXCHANGE—Nice residence lots Mrs. A. Konig was in town the past week, having recovered from injuries recently sustained while alighting from an electric car on her way from this city to Los Angeles. Mrs. Konig was about to alight from the car, when it started up, and she was thrown to the ground sustaining serious bodily bruises and other injuries. She states that she will demand damages from the railroad company, and contemplates going to San Francisco shortly to attend the exposition, where she is one of the concessionalres at the fair. Experts declare that an unusually fine specimen of coral, pulled up from a depth of about 1000 feet in the ocean off Newport recently by R. J. Shafer, the well known fisherman, is worth about $2000. The chunk is said to be genuine coral. It stands about eighteen inches in height and resembles four vases attached to one another: The piece was hauled up with a hook and line. Work is progressing nicely on the Carroll building. Charles Conliff has a large force of men on the job, and the building will be rushed to completion. The outer layer of brick on the south wall of the Heltahusen building adjoining has been removed. It was found that the building was one inch over the line and the brick was removed to allow the new structure to be rightly placed. Mrs. S. L. Beebe has moved to Fullerton, where she will take up her residence, making her home with her son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Angus McAulay, and their little daughter, who is ruler of the family. Mrs. Beebe has rented her East Center street house to Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Mrs. J. W. Sackett entertained at her home on West Lincoln avenue on Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Grilerson. Mrs. Calloway, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Herman and Mrs. Dr. Corwin were guests. Prof. Peterson has placed an electrical barber sign in front of his torsorial establishment on East Center street. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lee left yesterday for Long Beach where advice of the commission. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Zimmerman of York, Nebraska, were in town the past week, guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Keallher. Mr. Zimmerman is a Nebraska capitalist who is spending the winter with his wife at Long Beach. Mr. Keallher drove to the latter city in company of Frank Davis, and brought Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman here. After spending several days in a very pleasant visit he returned with them to Long Beach. The easterners are old-time friends of Mr. and Mrs. Keahler, and express themselves as being delighted with the glorious climate of California. L. M. Pitman and family left Saturday afternoon for Belgrade, Montana, where Mr. Pitman owns ranch property. He resided there for 17 years before coming here four years ago, since which time he has resided east of town. Mr. Pitman goes to his former home place to dispose of his realty holdings there and will in all probability later return to this section with his family to reside permanently. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Herman gave a six o'clock dinner at their home on East street on Friday evening, Feb. 26. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lee, Dr. and Mrs. F. E.Corwin, Mrs. C.A.Bigelow, Mrs.C.C.Adkins, Mrs.F.B.Dickerson and daughter Elizabeth, V.U.Simpson, C.H.Smith, Mr., and Mrs.G.M.Simpson and Mrs.DrCorkins.The game of five hundred was played.At a late hour the guests departed deolar ing Mr. and Mrs.R.B.Herman royal entertainers. Uniform rank of the K.of P.elected officers on Wednesday evening last as follows: W.L Armstutz, Captain. C.J.Mauerham, First Lieutenant. Frank F.Davis, Second Lieutenant B.T.Beale, Recorder. Clinton Idlor,Treasurer. J.C.Idor, Chaplain. O.B.Baxter,Sentinel. Louis Daniels,Guard. Harry Hanna was in town this week from San Marcos, visiting with had been strongly-recommended for inspector, for some of the new paving up their way, had been given the overlook.The gentlemen from Brea have an eye to business and are keen for their rights. Mr. and Mrs.D.S.Zimmerman of York,Nebraska,were in town the past week,guests of Mr,and Mrs.H.F.Keallher.Mr.Zimmerman is a Nebraska capitalist who is spending the winter with his wife at Long Beach.Mr.Keallher drove to the latter city in company of Frank Davis,and brought Mr.mrs.Zimmerman here.After spending several days in a very pleasant visit he returned with them to Long Beach.The easterners are old-time friends of Mr,and Mrs.Keahler,and express themselves as being delighted with the glorious climate of California. L.M.Pitman and family left Saturday afternoon for Belgrade,Montana,where Mr.Pitman owns ranch property.He resided there for 17 yearsbefore coming here four years ago,sincewhich time he has resided east of town.Mr.Pitman goes to his formerhome place to dispose of his realtyholdings there and will in allprobability later return to this sectionwith hisfamily to reside permanently. Mr.and Mrs.R.B.Herman gave a six o'clock dinner at their home onEast street on Friday evening,Feb.26.Among those present wereMr.mrs.F.W.LeeDr.dr.Mrs.F.E.Corwin,Mrs.C.A.Bigelow,Mrs.C.C.Adkins,Mrs.F.B.DickersonanddaughterElizabeth,V.U.Simpson,C.H.Smith,Mr.,andMrs.G.M.SimpsonandMrs.DrCorkins.Thegameoffivehundredwasplayed.AtalatehourtheguestdeparteddeolaringMr.mrs.R.B.Hermanroyalentertainners. UniformrankoftheK.ofP.electedofficersonWednesdayeveninglastasfollows: W.LArmstutz,Caj.MauerhamFirstLieutenant.FrankF.DavisSecondLieutenantB.TBeale.RecorderClintonIdlorTreasurer.J.C.IdorChaplainO.B.Baxter,SentinelLouisDaniels,Guard. HarryHannawasin townthisweekfromSanMarcosvisitinghadbeenstrongly-recommendedforinspector,forsomeofthenewpavingup theirway,hadbeengiventheoverlook.ThegentlemenfromBreahaveaneyetobusinessandarekenfortheirrights. Mr和Mrs.D.S.ZimmermanofYork,Nebraska,werein townthepastweek,guestsofMr.mrs.H.F.Keallher.Mr.ZimmermanisaNebraskacapitalistwhoisspendingthewinterwithhiswifeatLongBeach.Mr.KeallherdrivedtothelaterrcityincompanyofFrankDavis,andbroughtMr.mrs.Zimmermanhere.AfterspendingsevereddaysinhatverypleasantvisithereturnedwiththemtoLongBeach.Theeasternersareold-timefriendsofMr.mrs.Keahler,andexpressthemselvesasbeingdelightedwiththegloriousclimateofCalifornia. L.M.PitmanandfamilyleftSaturdayafternoonforBelgradeMontanawhereMr.PitmanownsrancopropteryHeresidetherefor17yearsbeforecomingherefouryearsago,sincewhichtimehehasresidedeastoftownMr.Pitmangoestohisformerhomeplacetoconsidethehousingthereandwillinallprobabilitylaterreturntothesecthroughitsfamilytoresidempertainently. Mr和Mrs.R.B.Hermangavea sixo'clockdinneratthehomeonEaststreathond Fridayevening,Feb26.AmongthosepresentwereMr.mrs.F.W.LeeDr.dr.Mrs.F.E.Corwin,Mrs.C.A.Bigelow,Mrs.C.C.Adkins,Mrs.F.B.DickersonanddaughterElizabeth,V.U.Simpson,C.H.Smith,Mr.,andMrs.G.M.SimpsonandMrs.DrCorkins.Thegameoffivehundredwasplayed.AtalatehourtheguestdeparteddeolaringMr.mrs.R.B.Hemanroyalentertainners. UniformrankoftheK.ofP.electedofficersonWednesdayeveninglastasfollows: W.LArmstutz,Caj.MauerhamFirstLieutenant.FrankF.DavisSecondLieutenantB.TBeale.RecorderClintonIdlorTreasurer.J.C.IdorChaplainO.B.Baxter,SentinelLouisDaniels,Guard. HarryHannawasin townthisweekfromSanMarcosvisitinghadbeenstrongly-recommendedforinspector,forsomeofthenewpavingup theirway,hadbeengiventheoverlook.ThegentlemenfromBreahaveaneyetobusinessandarekenfortheirrights. Mr和Mrs.D.S.ZimmermanofYork,Nebraska,werein townthepastweek,guestsofMr.mrs.H.F.Keallher.Mr.ZummermanisaNebraskacapitalistwhoisspendingthewinterwithhiswifeatLongBeach.Mr.KeallherdrivedtothelaterrcityincompanyofFrankDavis,andbroughtMr.mrs.Zummermanhere.AfterspendingsevereddaysinhatverypleasantvisithereturnedwiththemtoLongBeach.Theeasternersareold-timefriendsofMr.mrs.Keahler,andexpressthemselvesasbeingdelightedwiththegloriousclimateofCalifornia. L.M.PitmanandfamilyleftSaturdayafternoonforBelgradeMontanawhereMr.PitmanownsrancopropteryHeresidetherefor17yearsbeforecomingherefouryearsago,sincewhichtimehehasresidedeastoftownMr.Pitmangoestohisformerhomeplacetoconsidethehousingthereandwillinallprobabilitylaterreturntothesecthroughitsfamilytoresidempertainently. Mr和Mrs.D.S.ZummermanofYork,Nebraska,werein townthepastweek,guestsofMr.mrs.H.F.Keallher.Mr.ZummermanisaNebraskacapitalistwhoisspendingthewinterwithhiswifeatLongBeach.Mr.KeallherdrivedtothelaterrcityincompanyofFrankDavis,andbroughtMr.mrs.Zummermanhere.AfterspendingsevereddaysinhatverypleasantvisithereturnedwiththemtoLongBeach.Theeasternersareold-timefriendsofMr.mrs.Keahler,andexpressthemselvesasbeingdelightedwiththegloriousclimateofCalifornia. L.M.PitmanandfamilyleftSaturdayafternoonforBelgradeMontanawhereMr.PitmanownsrancopropteryHeresidetherefor17yearsbeforecomingherefouryearsago,sincewhichtimehehasresidedeastoftownMr.Pitmangoestohisformerhomeplacetoconsidethehousingthereandwillinallprobabilitylaterreturntothesecthroughitsfamilytoresidempertainently. Mr和Mrs.D.S.ZummermanofYork,Nebraska,werein townthepastweek,guestsofMr.mrs.H.F.Keallher.Mr.ZummermanisaNebraskacapitalistwhoisspendingthewinterwithhiswifeatLongBeach.Mr.KeallherdrivedtothelaterrcityincompanyofFrankDavis,andbroughtMr.mrs.Zummermanhere.AfterspendingsevereddaysinhatverypleasantvisithereturnedwiththemtoLongBeach.Theeasternersareold-timefriendsofMr.mrs.Keahler,andexpressthemselvesasbeingdelightedwiththegloriousclimateofCalifornia. L.M.PitmanandfamilyleftSaturdayafternoonforBelgradeMontanawhereMr.PitmanownsrancopropteryHeresidetherefor17yearsbeforecomingherefouryearsago,sincewhichtimehehasresidedeastoftownMr.Pitmangoestohisformerhomeplacetoconsidethehousingthereandwillinallprobabilitylaterreturntothesecthroughitsfamilytoresidempertainently. Mr和Mrs.D.S.ZummermanofYork,Nebraska,werein townthepastweek,guestsofMr.mrs.H.F.Keallher.Mr.ZummermanisaNebraskacapitalistwhoisspendingthewinterwithhiswifeatLongBeach.Mr.KeallherdrivedtothelaterrcityincompanyofFrankDavis,andbroughtMr.mrs.Zummermanhere.AfterspendingsevereddaysinhatverypleasantvisithereturnedwiththemtoLongBeach.Theeasternersareold-timefriendsofMr.mrs.Keahler,andexpressthemselvesasbeingdelightedwiththegloriousclimateofCalifornia. L.M.PitmanandfamilyleftSaturdayafternoonforBelgradeMontanawhereMr.PitmanownsrancopropteryHeresidetherefor17yearsbeforecomingherefouryearsago,sincewhichtimehehasresidedeastoftownMr.Pitmangoestohisformerhomeplacetoconsidethehousingthereandwillinallprobabilitylaterreturntothesecthroughitsfamilytoresidempertainently. Mr和Mrs.D.S.ZummermanofYork,Nebraska,werein townthepastweek,guestsofMr.mrs.H.F.Keallher.Mr.ZummermanisaNebraskacapitalistwhoisspendingthewinterwithhiswifeatLongBeach.Mr.KeallherdrivedtothelaterrcityincompanyofFrankDavis,andbroughtMr.mrs.Zummermanhere.AfterspendingsevereddaysinhatverypleasantvisithereturnedwiththemtoLongBeach.Theeasternersareold-timefriendsofMr.mrs.Keahler,andexpressthemselvesasbeingdelightedwiththegloriousclimateofCalifornia. L.M.PitmanandfamilyleftSaturdayafternoonforBelgradeMontanawhereMr.PitmanownsrancopropteryHeresidetherefor17yearsbeforecomingherefouryearsago,sincewhichtimehehasresidedeastoftownMr.Pitmangoestohisformerhomeplacetoconsidethehousingthereandwillinallprobabilitylaterreturntothesecthroughitsfamilytoresidempertainently. Mr和Mrs.D.S.ZummermanofYork,Nebraska,werein townthepastweek,guestsofMr.mrs.H.F.Keallher.Mr.ZummermanisaNebraskacapitalistwhoisspendingthewinterwithhiswifeatLongBeach.Mr.KeallherdrivedtothelaterrcityincompanyofFrankDavis,andbroughtMr.mrs.Zummermanhere.AfterspellingsevereddaysinhatverypleasantvisithereturnedwiththemtoLongBeach.Theeasternersareold-timefriendsofMr.mrs.Keahler,andexpressthemselvesasbeingdelightedwiththegloriousclimateofCalifornia. L.M.PitmanandfamilyleftSaturdayafternoonforBelgradeMontanawhereMr.PitmanownsrancopropteryHeresidetherefor17yearsbeforecomingherefouryearsago,sincewhichtimehehasresidedeastoftownMr.Pitmangoestohisformerhomeplacetoconsidethehousingthereandwillinallprobabilitylaterreturntothesecthroughitsfamilytoresidempertainently. Mr和Mrs.D.S.ZummermanofYork,Nebraska,werein townthepastweek,guestsOfMr.mrs.H.F.Keallher.Mr.ZummermanisaNebraskacapitalistwhoisspendingthewinterwithhiswifeatLongBeach.Mr.KeallherdrivedtothelaterrcityincompanyofFrankDavis,andbroughtMr.mrs.Zummermanhere.AfterspellingsevereddaysinhatverypleasantvisithereturnedwiththemtoLongBeach.Theeasternersareold-timefriendsOfMr.mrs.Keahler,andexpressThemselvesasbeingdelightedwiththegloriousclimateofCalifornia. L.M.PitmanandfamilyleftSaturdayafternoonforBelgradeMontanawhereMr.PitmanownsrancopropteryHeresidetherefor17yearsbeforecomingherefouryearsago,sincewhichtimehehasresidedeastoftownMr.Pitmangoes.toHisformerhomeplacetoconsidethehousingthereandwillinallprobabilitylaterreturntothesecthroughitsfamilytoresidempertainently. Mr和Mrs.D.S.ZummermanofYork,Nebraska,werein townthepastweek,guestsOfMr.mrs.H.F.Keallher.Mr.ZummermanisaNebraskacapitalistwhoisspendingthewinterwithhiswifeatLongBeach.Mr.KeallherdrivedtothelaterrcityincompanyofFrankDavis,andbroughtMr.mrs.Zummermanhere.AfterspellingsevereddaysinhatverypleasantvisithereturnedwiththemtoLongBeach.Theeasternersareold-timefriendsOfMr.mrs.Keahler,andexpressThemselvesasbeingdelightedwiththegloriousclimateofCalifornia. L.M.PitmanandfamilyleftSaturdayafternoonforBelgradeMontanawhereMr.PitmanownsrancopropteryHeresidetherefor17yearsbeforecomingherefouryearsago,sincewhichtimehehasresidedeastoftownMr.Pitmangoes.toHisformerhomeplacetoconsidethehousingthereandwillinallprobabilitylaterreturntothesecthroughitsfamilytoresidempertainently. Mr和Mrs.D.S.ZummermanofYork,Nebraska,werein townthepastweek,guestsOfMr.mrs.H.F.Keallher.MrZummermanisaNebraskacapitalistwhoisspendingthewinterwithhiswifeatLongBeach.Mr.KeallherdrivedtothelaterrcityincompanyofFrankDavis,andbroughtMr.mrs.Zummermanhere.AfterspellingsevereddaysinhatverypleasantvisithereturnedwiththemtoLongBeach.Theeasternersareold-timefriendsOfMr.mrs.Keahler,andexpressThemselvesasbeingdelightedwiththegloriousclimateofCalifornia. L.M.PitmanandfamilyleftSaturdayafternoonforBelgradeMontanawhereMsrianshirementationforballerntrainingdailyoverthisrouteanddiversionTwenty-fivepassenger trains traverse dailyoverthisrouteanddiversionpointisan important one.The change in the location of the Fullerton depot will have a tendency to throw business activity to the eastern section of the town.The old depot buildings will be used for handling of freight. Monday between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.the safe of the Garden Grove Mercantile Company at Garden Grove was robbed of a small cash box and with the box went twenty-seven checks, of amounts varying from $2 to over $50.The checks total $365 As was the custom of the store,the safe stood open during business hours.Clerks were busy and probably several times during the period between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.note that a person watching an opportunity might have stepped to the safe and quietly taken away the box.Perry Taylor's stage lines have developed into an express company.An articles of incorporation were filed by the P.E.Taylor Auto Express Perry Taylor's stage lines have developed into an express company.An articles of incorporation were filed by the P.E.Taylor Auto Express her home on West Lincoln avenue on Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Grierson. Mrs. Calloway, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Herman and Mrs. Dr. Corwin were guests. Prof. Peterson has placed an electrical barber sign in front of his torsorial establishment on East Center street. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lee left yesterday for Long Beach where they will take up their residence. Richard Cole has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late J. M. Cole. Miss Miriam Flagg of Santa Ana was visiting with Miss Mabel Ziegler Saturday and Sunday. A letter from Congressman Kettner states that he will leave for home on March 6, and will be accompanied by a number of eastern congressmen to whom he will show the sights of California. Your piano needs tuning. F. W. Schmidt the local man will do it right. Fine alfalfa hay for sale. In car lots $14, or by ton delivered $15. Phone Pacific 56-J. Misses Inez and Freda Maas have been spending a few days with friends in Pasadena. Piano tuning by local expert. F. W. Schmidt, 222 E. Center St. Sunset 202, Home 64. F. C. Krause, Ralph McFadden, F. W. Champion of this city were in attendance at the Associated Chambers of Commerce meeting at Balboa. Fine alfalfa hay for sale. In car lots $14, or by ton delivered $15. Phone Pacific 56-J. W. L. Armstutz, Captain. C. J. Mauerham, First Lieutenant. Frank F. Davis, Second Lieutenant B. T. Beale, Recorder. Clinton Idlor, Treasurer. J. C. Idor, Chaplain. O. B. Baxter, Sentinel. Louis Daniels, Guard. Harry Hanna was in town this week from San Marcos, visiting with his father, John Hanna, esquire of Milfores. Harry is engaged in farming operations at San Marcis, and will have 300 acres in grain and beans, and if he don't roll up a bigger wad than was ever in possession of Captain Jinks of the horse marines, we are going to miss our guess. The Southern California Iron & Steel company has given notice to the board of supervisors of a claim of $405.16 against Engwall-Slayton Company, which firm is building a bridge in Brea canyon for the county. Mr. and Mrs. Karl B. Flamm of Stockton, on their return from the San Diego fair, paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tucker and family. They were favorably impressed with this section. Godfrey Stock was among the visitors from this city who attended the meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce at Balboa on Wednesday evening of last week. Emil A. Fuller has brought suit to foreclose a mechanic's lien for $65 put upon property at Fullerton belonging to Dan C. McCoy. O. M. Hoemer, who has been visiting his parents on South Lemon street left Monday for his home in Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eygabroad were visiting in Pomona Sunday. Perry Taylor's stage lines have developed into an express company. Articles of incorporation were filed by the P. E. Taylor Auto Express company, which has a capitalization of $25,000, with nothing in the articles to show how much has been subscribed. The directors are B. F. Pinson, R. L.Hlatt, C. A.Roe and W.E.Beltz, all of Fullerton, and P.E.Taylor of Santa Ana. The company is authorized to do a passenger hauling and express business. A marriage license has been issued to William Peter, 37, of Chicago, Ill., and Rose Stow, 30, of Anaheim. A concert will be given at the high school auditorium tomorrow evening by the Anaheim band. At a recent concert given by the band the audience enjoyed a treat, and the entertainment tomorrow night will be equally as good. EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICE AT FULLERTON Sunday morning, March 7th at 8:30 a.m., the Rev. David Todd Gillmor, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, will hold services and preach in Fulerton at the hotel. All Episcopallans and others without a church home are most cordially invited to be present. J.C.Idior was in Los Angles one day this week meeting with the directors of the Universal Tire company. Olliver Hill is out again after an illness of several weeks with pneumonia. Glad to see you out again Oliver. Dandy Line Children's Dresses We have added another famous line to the many we carry now and are pleased to be able to show you children's Dresses at popular prices carried in the best stores of the county. There is "something different" about the style and make of these dresses that appeals to the mothers and the children alike. Prices are popular, ranging from 75c to $2. Sizes 2 to 12. Middy Blouses for Children, Girls and Women "Paul Jones" make. None better. Prices $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. Best materials. Best workmanship. FALKENSTEIN'S SANTA ANA PRIEST CELEBRATES JUBILEE Beautiful Celebration Held by St. Joseph's Congregation in Honor of Pastor St. Joseph's church of Santa Ana had a celebration Monday which was a red letter event and one which rare... SANTA ANA PRIEST CELEBRATES JUBILEE Beautiful Celebration Held by St. Joseph's Congregation in Honor of Pastor St. Joseph's church of Santa Ana had a celebration Monday which was a red letter event and one which rarely occurs in any parish more than once in a lifetime, namely, the celebration of the silver jubilee of its beloved pastor, who through twenty-five years of arduous life in the priesthood has made for himself a record that will never be forgotten. Monsignor Eummelen, while occupying the lowly position of pastor to the Santa Ana church, is really a dignitary, a member of the papal household, but he dislikes all these earthly honors and prefers merely to be known as father. The day also marked the close of the beautiful forty hours' devotion, and through the speeches and toasts at the different functions engendered a better feeling between the Catholics and non Catholic citizens of the community. The anniversary mass was celebrated at 10 a.m. after the Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty had blessed the new addition to the church and the extensive improvements which have been made during less than two years of Father Eummelen's pastorate. Beautiful music was rendered by the choir, of which Rev. Father Fahey of Los Angeles was the director and the bass soloist. Verdi's magnificent trio, O Jesus Mi, was sung at offerory by Rev. Father Fahey, Miss Easton and Robert Palne, Jr. Father Theophilus of St. Joseph's church Los Angeles, preached a most eloquent sermon, first paying tribute to the life of the jubillarian and then giving three most magnificent reasons for honoring, reverencing, obeying and loving the priests of the church. At the closing of the services, which consisted of the chant of the litany of the saints and the reposition of the blessed sacrament, Bishop Conaty paid his splendid tribute to Father Eummelen in his usual clear and impressive manner. The preists responding were: Father Burlabach of Brawley, Father Theophilus of Los Angeles, Father Dübhel of Anahaim Dr. Glass of Los Angeles. Seed Potatoes For sale. 2 1-2 miles south on Garden Grove road.. Jas. Schwartzbach, Route 4, Box 29. "TIM" BOEGE CELEBRATES SEVENTY-NINTH BIRTHDAY Family Reunion Held at Center Street Home in Honor of Joyous Event T. J. F. Boege was 79 years old on Monday. On Sunday a family reunion was held at his residence on West Center street, when his children and grandchildren were present to help celebrate the joyous event. Mr. Boege came to Anahiem in 1863 and has been an honored and esteemed citizen ever since. He is still hale and hearty, and his friends who are legion hope that he may have many happy returns of the day. A feature was a splendid repast at noon, to which ample justice was done. DEFENDANTS MAKE ANSWER TO QUIET TITLE An answer in the case of Juan de la Guerra vs. Laurie Vejar, et al., has been filed by the defendants. They allege that it is impracticable to make a partition of the property in question, and it has been stipulated that all the allegations made by the plaintiff are true, and it is sought to have a decree of general partition made, so that the estate can be divided, subject to the mortgage held by the German American Savings Bank, of Anahiem. That Satisfied Feeling which puts a man at his best depends greatly upon the clothes he wears. the safe stood open hours. Clerks were several times durween 10 a.m. and them were near the person watching an have stepped to theken away the box. age lines have de-express company.oration were filed for Auto Express as a capitalization in the articles has been subscribure B. F. Pinson, R. e and W. E. Beltz, and P. E. Taylor of company is author hauling and ex- he has been issued 77 of Chicago, Ill., of Anaheim. given at the high tomorrow evening and. At a recent band the audat, and the enter-night will be CH SERVICE AT BRTON March 7th at 8:30 told Todd Gillmor, Michael's Episcopal services and preach hotel. All Episco-without a churchally invited to be Los Angles one day with the directors the company. again after an ill-with pneumonia. again Oliver. The German American Trust and Savings Bank, of Anaheim, executor of the estate of the late Clementina Langenberger, has filed its settlement of accounts and asked for a decree of distribution in the estate. All bills have been paid; the expenses of settling the estate amounting to $10. There is a residue of $21,453.03, and the bank has received an order to distribute this among the heirs. An inheritance tax amounting to $1148.62 was paid by the executor to the state, and receipt for the same has been filed. Dr. F. H. Houck was transacting business in Los Angeles Monday. Feeling which puts a man at his best depends greatly upon the clothes he wears. 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