anaheim-gazette 1927-07-28

IN THE DAYS OF Extracts From Files of The Gazette Issued Half a Century Ago. These Files Contain the Only Authentic History of the Citizens of Anaheim and Orange County. 50 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1877 The fact that there were two factions in the field yesterday rendered the contest for delegates to the Democratic county convention an exceedingly warm one—indeed, it might be put down at about 98 degrees in the shade. Both parties had abundance of workers scattered among the highways and byways, and some very responsible electioneering was done. The iron-clad test was administered in only a few cases, but the challenged ones swallowed it, with but one exception. One hundred and seventy-nine votes were cast. The delegates are Messrs. W. M. Bailey, A. Langenberger, Theo. Rimpau, and W. J. Smith. They are supposed to be favorable to the nomination of Robert W. Scott for assemblyman, H. M. Mitchell for sheriff, and A. M. Stephens for county judge. The following delegates to the Democratic convention were elected in Santa Ana: Dr. Cummins, Fickas, Walker, and Ott. One hundred and fourteen votes were cast. The Cajon Irrigation Company held a meeting at Kroeger's hall yesterday afternoon. The excitement of the primary election rendered the gathering rather small, for when did a man display much interest in the question of water when whisky was so freely dispensed? The following subscription paper was presented, which was numerously signed, the subscriptions amounting to $12,600: "We, the undersigned, hereby bind ourselves to each other and Republic on Saturday choosing de same to be by A. W. fifty were precinct No and Joseph offered the "Resolv ed delegates w Melrose, an precinct N adopted. Shanley, He caucus end from preciin Republ and endors placed in ne C. S. Kenn The following delegates to the Democratic convention were elected in Santa Ana: Dr. Cummins, Fickas, Walker, and Ott. One hundred and fourteen votes were cast. The Cajon Irrigation Company held a meeting at Kroeger's hall yesterday afternoon. The excitement of the primary election rendered the gathering rather small, for when did a man display much interest in the question of water when whisky was so freely dispensed? The following subscription paper was presented, which was numerously signed, the subscriptions amounting to $12,600: "We, the undersigned, hereby bind ourselves to each other and agree to form ourselves into a corporation for the purpose of bringing water from the Santa Ana river to irrigate the lands in the Rancho Canyon de Santa Ana, Hancock Rancho, and the San Juan y Cajon de Santa Ana, and for the said purpose we subscribe the sums set opposite our names as stock in said corporation, to be known and operated as the Cajon Irrigation Company. The said capital stock to be paid in installments as needed in the prosecution of the work, in United States gold coin." Officer Wartenberg returned last night, being unable to find his man. The object of his search was Ismael Romero, who is charged with stealing a trunk from the house of Abran Aguilar. He is also suspected of being the man who robbed the Chinaman at Mr. Scott's ranch, and is believed to have committed many other crimes. It is reported that he has recently been wounded in the leg by a pistol shot, and that he is secreted in the willows in the vicinity of the Sierrita rancho. Among the arrivals by the train last evening was Mr. W. Gilbert and family. Mr. Gilbert has leased the lower story of the Grange Hall at the depot, and in a few days will have it stocked with a large assortment of groceries, dry-goods, hardware, etc. Mr. Gilbert has until recently been senior member of the firm of Gilbert & Moore, doing business at Cabazon, and we are told that he is a thorough business man. Messrs. Look and Leonard have been butchering some very fine cattle lately. We noticed a cow tied in front of their shop last evening that was as fat as any we have ever seen. Among the business done by the probate court on Monday was the following: Estate of S. Goldstein, deceased.—Petition for sale of real estate. Hearing continued until August 6. And accounts of Mendelson and P. Davis set for July 30, at 10 a.m. George W. Barter, a former proprietor of The Gazette, but at present editor of the Brooklyn Vidette, is a candidate for the legislature from Alameda county, subject to the action of the Republican convention. George used to be a Democrat when he lived in a Democratic county. Deputy Sheriff Barham has moved his residence to the house formerly occupied by Henry Knapke on Center street. Miss Charlie Tarver had the misfortune to be stung by a stingaree last Sunday, while bathing in the channel at Wilmington. Mr. F. Alvarado arrived last night from Lower California. He reports there is considerable trouble on the border. Fifty passenger tickets for Los Angeles were sold at the depot yesterday morning. Deputy Sheriff Barham has moved his residence to the house formerly occupied by Henry Knapke on Center street. Miss Charlie Tarver had the misfortune to be stung by a stingaree last Sunday, while bathing in the channel at Wilmington. Mr. F. Alvarado arrived last night from Lower California. He reports there is considerable trouble on the border. Fifty passenger tickets for Los Angeles were sold at the depot yesterday morning. The Ocean View school, of which Mr. W. H. Henderson has been appointed teacher, will be re-opened on Monday, August 6. Mr. T. S. Grimshaw was at work yesterday, manufacturing some very neat and substantial boxes, designed for the exportation of butter from Westminster. Quite a number of Anaheim Odd Fellows will go to Los Angeles this morning to participate in the ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the new Odd Fellows' hall. The majority of the visitors will go up in coaches, so that they will be able to return home this evening. P. A. Clark, agent for the Eclipse windmill is doing a good business, a fact to be accounted for as much by his business tact as by the superiority of the Eclipse over all other windmills. There was but one lawyer left in town yesterday and no guardian of the peace, so the justice court was relieved from annoyance. Muskmelons and watermelons are now plentiful in town, and can be bought at salable rates. R. M. Barham of Anaheim and W. D. Morton of Santa Ana have been appointed members of the Democratic central committee. Conductor Mateer is quite sick at Santa Ana. His many Anaheim friends are sorry to hear of his misfortune. Mr. M. L. Goodman has decided to take a vacation for a couple of weeks. He leaves for San Juan Hot Springs on Monday. The trees on the schoolhouse lot are perishing for want of water. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1902 Republicans of precinct Nos. 1 and 2 of this city caucussed on Saturday evening in Judge Shanley's office for the purpose of choosing delegates to the Republican county convention, the same to be voted for at primaries August 5. The call was issued by A. W. Swain, committeeman from precinct No. 2. About fifty were present. Judge Shanley was chosen chairman for precinct No. 1, and George Boyd secretary. Mr. Swain chairman, and Joseph Hatfield secretary for precinct No. 2. Mr. Melrose offered the following resolution: "Resolved. That the delegates elected by this caucus be instructed to vote for delegates to the state convention who will use all honorable means to procure the nomination of Henry T. Gage for governor and J. P. Greeley for state superintendent of public instruction." The resolution was unanimously adopted. The following delegates were elected by precinct No. 2: H. A. Dickel, Richard Melrose, and A. W. Swain. Mr. Merritt offered a resolution for precinct No. 1, instructing for Gage and Greeley, which was adopted. The following delegates were then elected: Frank Shanley, Herman Stern, J. B. Rae and George A. Hunter. The caucus endorsed George Boyd for county central committeeman from precinct No. 1. Republicans of Buena Park caucussed on Saturday evening and endorsed Gage and Greeley. The following names were placed in nomination, six of them to be chosen at the primaries: C. S. Kennedy, H. H. Kennedy, Gilbert Landell, Harry Whitaker, Heavy Increase in Motor Registration Orange County Registers 40,851 in First Six Months An increase of 230,875 in the number of registrations of motor vehicles in California during the first six months of 1927 over the corresponding period of a year ago was reported by officials of the division of motor vehicles. Evidencing the contention of the department that the so-called "point of saturation" is far from being reached and adding proof of the general prosperity of the state, the report shows ber of vehicles in a year. The total inclusive of passenger cars, solid and pneumatic tired trucks, motorcycles and trailers was 1,625,766. This does not include non-residents, cars exempt from license fees as those owned by cities, counties and the state and public service corporations and those registered as dealers' cars. These would add several thousand to the total. As a basis of comparison, the division made public the following table: | Table | Column 1 | Column 2 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Passenger cars | 1,388,947 | 1,262,841 | | Solid trucks | 36,322 | 39,290 | | Pneumatic trucks | 162,798 | 157,439 | | Motorcycles | 8,122 | 8,968 | | Trailers | 29,577 | 26,353 | | Row | Column 1 | Column 2 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1927 | 1,388,947 | 1,262,841 | | 2 | 36,322 | 39,290 | | 3 | 162,798 | 157,439 | | 4 | 8,122 | 8,968 | | 5 | 29,577 | 26,353 | This means, the division report said that there are 230,875 more vehicles on the highways now than a year ago. All counties in the state showed gains. Even isolated Alpine, the state's baby county came in with 46 cars against 41 last year. Los Angeles county kept its usual record by registering better than one-third of the vehicles; its total being 645,549. San Francisco came second with 126,163, and Alameda third with 119,067. Other counties having large totals 46,105; Orange, 40,851; Sacramento, 39,-follow; San Diego, 62,003; Santa Clara, 845; San Bernardino, 37,933; San Joa- The resolution was unanimously adopted. The following delegates were elected by precinct No. 2: H. A. Dickel, Richard Melrose, and A. W. Swain. Mr. Merritt offered a resolution for precinct No. 1, instructing for Gage and Greeley, which was adopted. The following delegates were then elected: Frank Shanley, Herman Stern, J. B. Rae and George A. Hunter. The caucus endorsed George Boyd for county central committeeman from precinct No. 1. Republicans of Buena Park caucussed on Saturday evening and endorsed Gage and Greeley. The following names were placed in nomination, six of them to be chosen at the primaries: C. S. Kennedy, H. H. Kennedy, Gilbert Landell, Harry Whitaker, George Dutton, S. O. Walker, Bruno Peckstein, Ike Williams, J. W. McKinney, Lovett, James Millican, and McComber. Fullerton Republicans caucussed on Wednesday and selected an anti-Gage delegation to be voted for at the primaries. The following were chosen: G. W. Sherwood, E. K. Benchley, A. McDermont, Dr. Freeman, V. Tresslar and G. C. Welton. Placentia Republicans caucussed and elected William Crowther, George B. Key, Ben Kraemer, Captain H. Wrde, A. Pierotti, and C. C. Chapman. Yorba Republicans endorsed Gage and elected two delegates. Olinda and La Habra send word that they will elect Gage delegates. Roadmaster John Hunter has oiled another mile of road in Fullerton, commencing at the bank corner on Commonwealth avenue and extending to the place of J. A. Vail. Clarence Smith had a piece of glass taken from his arm by Dr. Bickford on Saturday afternoon, which had found lodgment in the flesh some three weeks before. He was scuffling with his brother at the home place, when he accidentally ran his right elbow through a pane of glass. The cut healed up in a few days and he experienced no ill results from it: Saturday morning, while in the bath, he felt a painful sensation in his elbow, and felt a foreign obstacle under the skin. He came into town, and the doctor cut out the piece of glass. Clarence says he wants no glass arms in his'n. Chester Holcomb has been in town during the week from indio. He reports the melon crop shipped, 80 caribonds having been sent to market, mostly at satisfactory prices. The Indio melons found a competitor in Texas melons in eastern markets, but on the whole the season was profitable, notwithstanding altitudinous freight rates. Mr. Holcomb returned to the desert to prepare for the winter vegetable crop. Walter Eymann has been engaged in making a tracing of the La Habra reservoir map at the water office. The object is to find the high water line. He has a lease on the premises for oil developing purposes, and discovered, the other day, that the location of what promised to be a very fine well was below the high water line. He proposes to have no such mistakes in the future. Judge Shanley is in receipt of a letter from Mrs. Shanley, who is visiting with friends in Pittsburg, saying she had been called upon by a cousin of Mr. Falkenstein of this city, together with her husband. Mrs. Shanley adds that she is enjoying herself and having a pleasant visit. Miss Price, a young miss of Santa Ana, has been in the city during the week as a competitor in the scholarship contest inaugurated by the Los Angeles Times. Miss Price is a sprightly little miss, and we hope she may succeed in her laudable ambition: The resolution was unanimously adopted. The following delegates were elected by precinct No. 2: H. A. Dickel, Richard Melrose, and A. W. Swain. Mr. Merritt offered a resolution for precinct No. 1, instructing for Gage and Greeley, which was adopted. The following delegates were then elected: Frank Shanley, Herman Stern, J. B. Rae and George A. Hunter. The caucus endorsed George Boyd for county central committeeman from precinct No. 1. Republicans of Buena Park caucussed on Saturday evening and endorsed Gage and Greeley. The following names were placed in nomination, six of them to be chosen at the primaries: C. S. Kennedy, H. H. Kennedy, Gilbert Landell, Harry Whitaker, George Dutton, S. O. Walker, Bruno Peckstein, Ike Williams, J.W.McKinney,Lovett,james Millican,and McComber. Fullerton Republicans caucussed on Wednesday and selected an anti-Gage delegation to be voted for at the primaries.The following were chosen: G.W.Sherwood.E.K.Benchley.A.McDermont.Dr.Freeman.V.TresslarandG.C.Welton. Placentia Republicans caucussed and elected William Crowther, George B.Key,Ben Kraemer,Captain H.Wrde,A.Pierotti,andC.C Chapman. Yorba Republicans endorsed Gage and elected two delegates.Olinda and La Habra send word that they will elect Gage delegates. Roadmaster John Hunter has oiled another mile of road in Fullerton, commencing at the bank corner on Commonwealth avenue and extending to the place of J.A.Vail. Clarence Smith had a piece of glass taken from his arm by Dr.Bickford on Saturday afternoon, which had found lodgment in the flesh some three weeks before。他 was scuffling with his brother at the home place，when he accidentally ran his right elbow through a pane of glass。The cut healed up in a few days和he experienced no ill results from it：Saturday morning，while in the bath，他 felt a painful sensation in his elbow，和felt a foreign obstacle under the skin。他 came into town，和the doctor cut out the piece of glass。Clarence says he wants no glass arms in his'n。 Chester Holcomb has been in town during the week from indio。他 reports the melon crop shipped，80 caribonds having been sent to market，mostly at satisfactory prices。The Indio melons found a competitor in Texas melons in eastern markets，但 on the whole the season was profitable，notwithstanding altitudinous freight rates。Mr.Holcomb returned to the desert to prepare for the winter vegetable crop。 Walter Eymann has been engaged in making a tracing of the La Habra reservoir map at the water office。The object is to find the high water line。他 has a lease on the premises for oil developing purposes，and discovered，the other day，that the location of what promised to be a very fine well was below the high water line。他 proposes to have no such mistakes in the future。 Judge Shanley is in receipt of a letter from Mrs.Shanley，who is visiting with friends in Pittsburg，说她 had been called upon by a cousin of Mr.Falkenstein of this city，together with her husband。Mrs.Shanley adds that she is enjoying herself and having a pleasant visit。 Miss Price，a young miss of Santa Ana，has been in the city during the week as a competitor in the scholarship contest inaugurated by the Los Angeles Times。Miss Price is a sprightly little miss，and we hope she may succeed in her laudable ambition： The resolution was unanimously adopted.The following delegates were elected by precinct No. 2:H.A.Dickel,Richard Melrose,andA.W.Swain.Mr.Merritt offered a resolution for precinct No.I.instructing for Gage and Greeley,the its was adopted.The following delegates were then elected:Frank Shanley,Herman Stern,S.J.B.Rae and George A.Hunter.The caucus endorsed George Boyd for county central committeemanfrom precinct No.I. Republicans of Buena Park caucussed on Saturday evening and endorsed Gage and Greeley.The following names were placed in nomination,six of them to be chosen at the primaries:C.S.Kennedy,H.H.Kennedy,Gilbert Landell,Harry Whitaker,Gorge Dutton,S.O.Walker,Bruno Peckstein,iKe Williams.J.W.McKinney,Lovett,james Millican,and McComber. Fullerton Republicans caucussed on Wednesday and selected an anti-Gage delegation to be voted for at the primaries.The following were chosen:G.W.Sherwood.E.K.Benchley,A.McDermont,Dr.Freeman,V.TresslarandG.C.Welton. Placentia Republicans caucussed and elected William Crowther, George B.Key,Ben Kraemer,Captain H.Wrde,A.Pierotti,andC.C Chapman. Yorba Republicans endorsed Gage and elected two delegates.Olinda and La Habra send word that they will elect Gage delegates. Roadmaster John Hunter has oiled another mile of road in Fullerton，commencing at the bank corner on Commonwealth avenue and extending to the place of J.A.Vail. Clarence Smith had a piece of glass taken from his arm by Dr.Bickford on Saturday afternoon，which had found lodgment in the flesh some three weeks before。他 was scuffling with his brother at the home place，when he accidentally ran his right elbow through a pane of glass。The cut healed up in a few days和he experienced no ill results from it：Saturday morning，while in the bath，他 felt a painful sensation in his elbow，和felt a foreign obstacle under the skin。他 came into town，和the doctor cut out the piece of glass。Clarence says he wants no glass arms in his'n。 Chester Holcomb has been in town during the week from indio。他 reports the melon crop shipped，80 caribonds having been sent to market，mostly at satisfactory prices。The Indio melons found a competitor in Texas melons in eastern markets，但 on the whole the season was profitable，notwithstanding altitudinous freight rates。Mr.Holcomb returned to the desert to prepare for the winter vegetable crop。 Walter Eymann has been engaged in making a tracing of the La Habra reservoir map at the water office。The object is to find the high water line。他 has a lease on the premises for oil developing purposes，and discovered，the other day，that the location of what promised to be a very fine well was below the high water line。他 proposes to have no such mistakes in the future。 Judge Shanley is in receipt of a letter from Mrs.Shanley，who is visiting with friends in Pittsburg，说她 had been called upon by a cousin of Mr.Falkenstein of this city,together with her husband。Mrs.Shanley adds that she is enjoying herself and having a pleasant visit. Miss Price,a young miss of Santa Ana，has been in the city during the week as a competitor in the scholarship contest inaugurated by the Los Angeles Times。Miss Price is a sprightly little miss，and we hope she may succeed in her laudable ambition: The resolution was unanimously adopted.The following delegates were elected by precinct No. 2:H.A.Dickel,Richard Melrose,andA.W.Swain.Mr.Merritt offered a resolution for precinct No.I.instructing for Gage and Greeley,the its was adopted.The following delegates were then elected:Frank Shanley,Herman Stern,S.J.B.Rae and George A.Hunter.The caucus endorsed George Boyd for county central committeemanfrom precinct No.I. Republicans of Buena Park caucussed on Saturday evening and endorsed Gage and Greeley.The following names were placed in nomination,six of them to be chosen at the primaries:C.S.Kennedy,H.H.Kennedy,Gilbert Landell,has been experienced no ill results from it：Saturday morning，while in the bath，他 felt a painful sensation in his elbow，和felt a foreign obstacle under the skin.他 came into town，和the doctor cut out the piece of glass。Clarence says he wants no glass arms in his'n。 Chester Holcomb has been in town during the week from indio。他 reports the melon crop shipped，80 caribonds having been sent to market，mostly at satisfactory prices。The Indio melons found a competitor in Texas melons in eastern markets，但 on the whole the season was profitable，notwithstanding altitudinous freight rates。Mr.Holcomb returned to the desert to prepare for the winter vegetable crop。 Walter Eymann has been engaged in making a tracing of the La Habra reservoir map at the water office.The object is to find the high water line。他 has a lease on the premises for oil developing purposes，and discovered，the other day，that the location of what promised to be a very fine well was below the high water line.他 proposes to have no such mistakes in the future. Judge Shanley is in receipt of a letter from Mrs.Shanley，who is visiting with friends in Pittsburg，说她 had been called upon by a cousin of Mr.Falkenstein of this city,together with her husband。Mrs.Shanley adds that she is enjoying herself and having a pleasant visit. Miss Price,a young miss of Santa Ana，has been in the city during the week as a competitor in the scholarship contest inaugurated by the Los Angeles Times。Miss Price is a sprightly little miss，and we hope she may succeed in her laudable ambition: The resolution was unanimously adopted.The following delegates were elected by precinct No. 2:H.A.Dickel,Richard Melrose,andA.W.Swain.Mr.Merritt offered a resolution for precinct No.I.instructing for Gage and Greeley,the its was adopted.The following delegates were then elected:Frank Shanley,Herman Stern,S.J.B.Rae and George A.Hunter.The caucus endorsed George Boyd for county central committeemanfrom precinct No.I. Republicans of Buena Park caucussed on Saturday evening and endorsed Gage and Greeley.The following names were placed in nomination,six of them to be chosen at the primaries:C.S.Kennedy,H.H.Kennedy,Gilbert Landell,has been experienced no ill results from it：Saturday morning，while in the bath，他 felt a painful sensation in his elbow，和felt a foreign obstacle under the skin.他 came into town，和the doctor cut out the piece of glass。Clarence says he wants no glass arms in his'n。 Chester Holcomb has been in town during the week from indio。他 reports the melon crop shipped，80 caribonds having been sent to market，mostly at satisfactory prices。The Indio melons found a competitor in Texas melons in eastern markets，但 on the whole the season was profitable，notwithstanding altitudinous freight rates。Mr.Holcomb returned to the desert to prepare for the winter vegetable crop。 Walter Eymann has been engaged in making a tracing of the La Habra reservoir map at the water office.The object is to find the high water line。他 has a lease on the premises for oil developing purposes，and discovered，the other day，that the location of what promised to be a very fine well was below the high water line.他 proposes to have no such mistakes in the future. Judge Shanley is in receipt of a letter from Mrs.Shanley，who is visiting with friends in Pittsburg，说她 had been called upon by a cousin of Mr.Falkenstein of this city,together with her husband。Mrs.Shanley adds that she is enjoying herself and having a pleasant visit. Miss Price,a young miss of Santa Ana，has been in the city during the week as a competitor in the scholarship contest inaugurated by the Los Angeles Times。Miss Price is a sprightly little miss，and we hope she may succeed in her laudable ambition: The resolution was unanimously adopted.The following delegates were elected by precinct No. 2:H.A.Dickel,Richard Melrose,andA.W.Swain.Mr.Merritt offered a resolution for precinct No.I.instructing for Gage and Greeley,the its was adopted.The following delegates were then elected:Frank Shanley,Herman Stern,S.J.B.Rae and George A.Hunter.The caucus endorsed George Boyd for county central committeemanfrom precinct No.I. Republicans of Buena Park caucussed on Saturday evening and endorsed Gage and Greeley.The following names were placed in nomination,six of them to be chosen at the primaries:C.S.Kennedy,H.H.Kennedy,Gilbert Landell,has been experienced no ill results from it：Saturday morning，while in the bath，他 felt a painful sensation in his elbow，和felt a foreign obstacle under the skin.他 came into town，和the doctor cut out the piece of glass。Clarence says he wants no glass arms in his'n。 Chester Holcomb has been in town during the week from indio。他 reports the melon crop shipped，80 caribonds having been sent to market，mostly at satisfactory prices。The Indio melons found a competitor in Texas melons in eastern markets，但 on the whole the season was profitable，notwithstanding altitudinous freight rates。Mr.Holcomb returned to the desert to prepare for the winter vegetable crop。 Walter Eymann has been engaged in making a tracing of the La Habra reservoir map at the water office.The object is to find the high water line。他 has a lease on the premises for oil developing purposes，and discovered，the other day，that the location of what promised to be a very fine well was below the high water line.他 proposes to have no such mistakes in the future. Judge Shanley is in receipt of a letter from Mrs.Shanley，who is visiting with friends in Pittsburg，说她 had been called upon by a cousin of Mr.Falkenstein of this city,together with her husband。Mrs.Shanley adds that she is enjoying herself and having a pleasant visit. Miss Price,a young miss of Santa Ana，has been in the city duringthe week as a competitorinthescholarshipcontestaugusturatedbytheLosAngelesTimes.MissPriceisasprightlylittlemiss,andwehopeshemaysucceedinherlaudableambition: The resolution was unanimously adopted.The following delegates were elected by precinct No. 2:H.A.Dickel,Richard Melrose,andA.W.Swain.Mr.Merritt offered a resolution for precinct 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Mrs. Shanley adds that she is enjoying herself and having a pleasant visit. Miss Price, a young miss of Santa Ana, has been in the city during the week as a competitor in the scholarship contest inaugurated by the Los Angeles Times. Miss Price is a sprightly little miss, and we hope she may succeed in her laudable ambition: Julius Lindorff, who was last week bitten by a spider, has sufficiently recovered to be able to get about again. Some years ago, while a resident of Yorba, he was bitten upon the hand by a rattlesnake, but recovered without sustaining any permanent injury. Captain Ahlborn has been carrying his arm in a sling as a result of inflammation, which originated in a pimple on the wrist. He opened it, and soon after experienced a swelling in the arm threatening blood poisoning. He is recovering. George Boyd has a force of 175 men at work at the dryer, preparing the apricot crop for market. He has received cots from Ventura county and San Juan, and during a recent 10 days' run cut up and dried 250 tons of the green fruit. Bowman Merritt, who has filled a position at Turner's drugstore for some time past, will enter the state university at Berkeley at the beginning of the fall term. Joe Nichols, candidate for sheriff, drove through town yesterday and stopped to shake the political hand. Don Marco Forster was in town on Friday from the classic town of San Juan Capistrano. County Clerk Beckett was over from Santa Ana on Monday, shaking hands with his many friends hereabout. Otto Strodthoff made a trip to San Francisco on business and was just in time to see the Jeffries-Fitzsimmons mill. Otto says no fake. Mrs. C. Langenberger is in Chino, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Turck. Woman's Missionary Society, first Thursday afternoon. Young Women's Missionary Circle, third Tuesday evening. Ladies' Aid Society, third Thursday afternoon. League of Christian Endeavor, every Sunday evening. League of Christian Endeavor Social, second Friday evening. Lutheran Grace Ladies' Aid Society, first Thursday afternoon. Walther League, second Tuesday evening. Methodist Episcopal, White Temple Ladies' Aid Society, first Thursday afternoon. Women's Foreign Missionary Society, second Thursday afternoon. W.F.M.S., King's Heralds, second Saturday afternoon. Woman's Home Missionary Society, third Thursday afternoon. Epworth League (Departmental), every Sunday evening. Sunday School, Fidellis Class, fourth Thursday, all day. Supday School, Y. M. P. Class, fourth Tuesday evening. Sunday School, Y. M. P. Club, second Tuesday afternoon. Sunday School, Philathea, second Tuesday evening. Methodist Episcopal Free Woman's Missionary Society, second Tuesday afternoon. Young People's Missionary Society, second Friday evening. Nazarene Woman's Missionary Society, first Thursday afternoon. Young People's Society, every Sunday evening. 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