anaheim-gazette 1960-01-22

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of The Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 88 YEARS AGO January 13, 1872 Farmers, rally, rally! Two thousand head of bronco horses broke the enclosure at Bolsa Chica ranch and are scattering over the entire Stearns ranchos, in everybody's grain fields and vegetable gardens. Are we to stand this another year? Where is the no-fence law petition? Hand it around and let's sign it. We must have this fixed at once, or two more years will roll around and we shall be presented nigh unto death. Sign it! AN ADJOURNED meeting of the Anaheim fire company was held on Monday evening with thirty-four members present. Mr. Phil Davis stated he had been appointed a committee by the common council to request the fire company to dispense with the ringing of the fire bell except in case of fire. The president appointed a committee to inform the common council that no fire alarm will be rung except in case of fire. Bill of N. H. Mitchell for $750 for stage hire ordered paid. Mr. Brookbanks submitted plan for truck house with proposition for building; ordered that Mr. B. build. Mr. Richards gave the use of his lot to the company on which to build the truck house. Louis Durr was appointed sergeant at arms. 63 YEARS AGO January 14, 1897. MARSHALL STEADMAN desires us to return thanks to the gentleman who was so considerate as to return his fountain pen the day after its disappearance noted in our columns a fortnight ago. We forgot to mention it last week, but two weeks ago this morning as the marshal entered his office in the city hall, there lay his long-lost fountain pen upon his desk. Asked whether he still suspicioned the city clerk as the guilty party, he replied evasively that that august official had said nothing about it, and it might have been one of the orange growers, probably Mr. But we won't say anything about it. Clarence Groat has a contract for cementing 1,800 feet of ditch running north from Orangethorpe Ave. between the Schulte and Skinner places and for a mile and a half of ditch at the Botsford ranch east of Tuffree's. Clarence had a gang of fifteen men at work upon the improvements, but had to knock off yesterday on account of the rain. ON TUESDAY afternoon last, Fritz Ruhman was very happily wedded to Mrs. Henry Boege, a well-known and universally esteemed lady of this city, Fritz appointed a committee to inform the common council that no fire alarm will be rung except in case of fire. Bill of N. H. Mitchell for $750 for stage hire ordered paid. Mr. Brookbanks submitted plan for truck house with proposition for building; ordered that Mr. B. build. Mr. Richards gave the use of his lot to the company on which to build the truck house. Louis Durr was appointed sergeant at arms. We are glad to see that the mattresses and furniture now being put into the Anaheim hotel have been made here by those competent workmen. Messrs. Macks Bros. This is as it should be—patronize home industry and keep the money here. The following gentlemen compose the grand jury for the January term of the county court: J. J. Warner, foreman; J. D. Hicks, Marcus Serrat, Chris Henne, George Walters, S. S. Reeves, Wolf Kalisher, J. H. Whitehorn, A. M. Dodson, Wm. Huber, H. Dockweiler, C. T. Park, A. Harris, John See, Jose Redona. GEO. W. BARTER, the genial and talented editor of the Los Angeles Star, paid us a visit on Wednesday last. He notes many improvements in Anaheim, and still gives us the credit of having the loveliest and most thriving town in the state—and he is right. The mountains northeast and east of Anaheim, present now a beautiful white covering of snow, contrasting finely with the bright green verdure of the valley and foothills. A Bernardino county has resolved by a vote of $98 to 71 to donate $50,000 of county bonds to a railroad from San Bernardino to San Diego. A bill has been introduced into the state legislature prohibiting the sale of intoxicating drinks to minors. We had 1.5 inches of rain this week, making a total to date of 7.50 inches. ON TUESDAY afternoon last, Fritz Ruhman was very happily wedded to Mrs. Henry Boege, a well-known and universally esteemed lady of this city. Fritz could not have picked out a better wife—nor the bride a better husband. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Bannon at the Catholic parsonage. Mr. and rs. Frank Hanley attended the happy couple. After the ceremony the wedding party was driven to the home of the bride, where an elegant breakfast was partaken of. The happy couple took the afternoon train for Los Angeles, where a short honeymoon will be spent. Mms. Modjeska has gone to San Francisco to prepare for her farewell tour. She will open at the Baldwin theater on the 25th, and play an engagement for four weeks. Mme. Modjeska may retire permanently after this engagement. There will be a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce at the city hall this evening, when an attempt will be made to reorganize, elect new officers and start the organization anew. Born Saturday, Jan. 9, 1897, to the wife of Walter Parrett, a beautiful daughter. She weighs 11 pounds and is the fifth in line of five living generations. May she attain the ripe old age in health and happiness of the eldest of her grenat-great grandmothers. L. H. Ledger of Los Angeles visited with his sister, Mrs. Lloyd C. Bailey, last week. Mrs. E. B. Merritt was hostess to the ladies euchre club last Friday. Mrs. Fred Crist won first prize, a mantle clock; Mrs. Landell the second prize, a cutglass bottle of perfume. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the game. a bill has been introduced into the state legislature prohibiting the sale of intoxicating drinks to minors. We had 1.5 inches of rain this week, making a total to date of 7.50 inches. L. H. Ledger of Los Angeles visited with his sister, Mrs. Lloyd C. Bailey, last week. Mrs. E. B. Merritt was hostess to the ladies euchre club last Friday. Mrs. Fred Crist won first prize, a mantle clock; Mrs. Landell the second prize, a cutglass bottle of perfume. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the game. 'Most everybody's giving . . . BLUE CHIP STAMPS HARDWARE BLUE CHIP SOLD Shop where you see the BLUE CHIP sign Market Basket WE GIVE BLUE CHIP STAMPS WE GIVE BLUE CHIP STAMPS WE GIVE BLUE "Let's Get Acquainte ... we'd like to get to know you better ... and we'd like you to "meet" the big crowd of products we offer ... both top national brands and our own Market Basket Brand products. 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