oc-plain-dealer 1919-01-13

Social and Personal Leo Hartfield spent today visiting in Los Angeles. F. W. Schmidt is ill and confined to his home. Arnold Enearl spent yesterday with friends in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Randall motored to Los Angeles Sunday. Miss Winifred Iman was the weekend guest of Miss Myrtle Dustick. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Locks visited with friends in Santa Ana yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Goodson spent yesterday at Glendora with his brother. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Osher and son Edwin, motored to Los Angeles Sunday. Frank Dyer was among the visitors at Seal Beach and Anaheim Landing yesterday. Mrs. C. Basey returned to her home in Downey after spending a few days here. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Danz spent the week-end in Los Angeles with Mr. Danz's mother. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Criss and family and Mr. and Mrs. W. M.. Criss spent yesterday at Laguna Beach. Will Doyle, of the Sub Base, at San Pedro, returned to camp yesterday after visiting relatives here for a couple of days. Kurt Epstein and Stanley Stein motored to San Beni Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Allin ed to Los Angeles today to relatives. Little Eleanor Marsh of last, is suffering with a slight influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Champ family were guests yesterday at Talbert. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pritch tored to Los Angeles yesterday attended the Orpheum. Mrs. M. G. Anlauf, of Sant is seriously ill here at the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gates. J. E. Schumacher, manager Wm. Hansard, of the Anaheim and Transfer Co., are suffer influenza. George Dunton is attendir Los Angeles auto and tract where the Fordson tractor displayed. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Les daughter motored to Los yesterday and attended the nla theater. Vice-President Benjamin First National Bank and Leonard Evans visited the geles auto show Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rameel Fern Ramella and Eldon Do Camp Kearny, were dinner yesterday of Mrs. Anna Gow. Mrs. Geo. Lester, who was Sanitarium for two weeks for a major operation, returned home in Fullerton on Friday. You Are You Are Crazy —is what some of my friends said when they saw me installing expensive equipment with which to do dry cleaning. But we have proved that service counts, for we are now the BIGGEST BEST BUSIEST Puritan Dry Cleaners Phone 547 • 212 E. Center United States Food Administration License Number G439127 Sam Hill Cash Grocery and Meat Market SEVEN STORES THREE MEAT MARKETS ONE BAKERY Santa Ana, Tustin, Orange And 110 E. Center St. ANAHEIM M. J. B. TEA, Gunpowder, English Breakfast or Japan: One-half pound ... 25¢ One-pound ... 49¢ LIPTON'S, TEA— Mlb b: 36 lb; 40 c: 1 lb; 78 c: Vice-President Benjamin First National Bank and Leonard Evans visited the geles auto show Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ramell Fern Ramella and Eldon Do Camp Kearny, were dinner yesterday of Mrs. Anna Gow. Mrs. Geo. Lester, who was Sanitarium for two weeks for a major operation, returned home in Fullerton on Friday. Robert B. McAulay of Sam mo, Calif., who has been visit parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M returned to his home Friday. Miss Morgan, who has been Kafateria Shoe Store here time, has gone to Pasadena charge of the Kafateria Sh there. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dunhail daughter arrived Saturday Rochester, Minn., to spend ter with Mr. Dunham's sister H. Beebe, of Santa Ana-st. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bevillard adren went to Norla, which Banning, on Friday. Mrs. B and children will remain the winter there with friends Nicholas Lakeman, of Canada, is visiting at the his brother, Jacob Laken Broadway. This is the first brothers have met in 13 years. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Waitmored to San Bernardino taking his mother, Mrs. Wrman, and little daughter, w spent two weeks here with t After a siege of influenza Bertha Webber is able to be her work at the Orange County Co., Miss Agnes Webber at lard Ignition depot and Miss Webber at Falkenstein's. Mrs. Harry Pearson and bar Byard, Neb., will arrive this noon to spend the winter w mother at Long Beach and M son's parents, Mr. and Mrs Pearson, in this city. O. Spainhower former m of the Home Telephone Co., visitor in Anaheim Friday received his honorable disch electrician in the naval rese San Pedro. Mr. and Mrs. Lichtenstein, H. Millman and little daughter die, and B. Lichtenstein, all dena, motored to this city y and spent the day with Mr. Morris Lichtenstein. SEVEN STORES THREE MEAT MARKETS ONE BAKERY Santa Ana, Tustin, Orange And 110 E. Center St. ANAHEIM M. J. B. TEA, Gunpowder, English Breakfast or Japan: One-half pound ... 25c pound ... 49c LIPTON'S TEA— 4 lb, 20c; 1½ lb., 40c; ... 1 lb., 78c POSTUM CEREAL, Per package ... 22c INSTANT POSTUM— Small can ... 25c can ... 45c CHOCOLATE, in bulk, Per pound ... 25c COCOA, in bulk, Per pound ... 20c CREAM OF WHEAT Per package ... 22c CREAM OF BARLEY— Per package ... 20c SUNRISE ROLLED OATS Large package ... 40c ROILLED OATS, in bulk Three pounds ... 25c MANARAKE PANCAKE FLOUR Small pkg ... 12c pkg ... 28c MACARONE, SPAGHETTI, NOODLES of VERNICELLI, in bulk, per pound ... 11c SUNBEAM OLEO Per pound ... 39c HYGRADE OLEO, Per pound ... 40c SUETENE, large pails ... $2.12 HILL'S QUALITY BREAD 24-ounce loaf ... 11c HILL'S QUALITY COOKIES Per dozen ... 10c NURALS SPUDS ... $2.55 BURBANKS $2.75 $2.25 At Epstein and Stanley Falken-motored to San Bernardino. And Mrs. W. T. Alling motor-los Angeles today to visit relthe Eleanor Marsh of Kroeger-suffering with a slight attack and Mrs. Frank Champlin and were guests yesterday of relat- Talbert. and Mrs. M. C. Pritchard moLos Angeles yesterday and and the Orpheum. M. G. Anlauf, of Santa Paula, ously ill here at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schumacher, manager, and mansard, of the Anaheim Truck Transfer Co., are suffering with aza. George Dunton is attending the angles auto and tractor show the Fordson tractor is being red. and Mrs. Wm. Leslie and her motored to Los Angeles day and attended the Califorater. President Benjamin of the National Bank and Attorney and Evans visited the Los Anuto show Sunday. and Mrs. Chas. Ramella, Miss Ramella and Eldon Dodson, of Kearny, were dinner guests day of Mrs. Anna Gow. Geo. Lester, who was at therium for two weeks following operation, returned to her in Fullerton on Friday. morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Spake, of Dallas, Texas, Edwin Spake is the son of J. W. Spake. Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Theodoro and Mrs. F. Thirnton visited the Auto Show at Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pearson and Charlie Pearson spent yesterday in Hollywood with friends. Frank Sidener has moved from No-Lemon-at to his ranch on Broad-st, between Citron and Palm. Miss Bessie Brown went to her home in Hollywood Saturday night, returning yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagel, Robert Nagel, Mrs. L. Oolke and Carl Oelke motored to Newport Beach yesterday afternoon. Miss Bernice Smith went to Long Beach yesterday to spend a week with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Flavel Smith. O. R. Throckmorton, of the El Monte branch of the Southern County Bank, is assisting in the local bank for a few days. Herinian Cordes, who has been ill for nine weeks, is now on the road to recovery, being able to sit up a while each day last week. Mrs. Chas. Mann and son Arthur, who have had the flu for a week, are improving. Yesterday Harold Mann was taken ill with the disease. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Nelman, who have been at Paso Robles for seven weeks, have returned to this city, Mrs. Nelman returning last Thursday. There were eleven cases before Indge Howard this morning and all RASMUS PREACHES AT OLINDA SUNDAY OLINDA Dr. Rasmus district super of the San Diego district, preached at the Olinda M. E. church Sunday morping and in the afternoon at Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Caldins and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ross of the Columbia lease, spent Sunday at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Koch of the Columbia lease visited with Mrs. Ross's sister, Mrs. Mercer, in Los Angeles Sunday. They brought their niece, little Grace Thomas, home with them. She will remain with them during the very serious illness of her mother, who has pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Alkire of the Columbia lease motored to Los Angeles Sunday They were joined there by Mr. and Mrs. Marshal and all motored to Redondo for the day. Little Ralph Scott, son of Mr., and Mrs. C. P. Scott of the Columbia lease, is reported on the sick list. The Round Table Club of Placentia has accepted the offer to serve the refreshments at the Home Guard dance to be held at the Placentia school house Friday night. Rollan Bowe of the San Pedro naval reserve base, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowe, of the Santa Fe lease. Mr Van Patten of the naval reserve at San Pedro, spent the week-end with his parents at Olinda. BIRTH A very evening give- home if day an- and whi center board w guest: Mr. an- W and M Sanche Miss V Yorba music can off ers and allow t fully. MUCO Built satisfac brust, out his has just they a The seven-r Hills tr F. I President Benjamin of the National Bank and Attorney Ed Evans visited the Los Antozano show Sunday. Mrs. Chas. Ramella, Miss Tamella and Eldon Dodson, of Kearny, were dinner guests day of Mrs. Anna Gow. Geo. Lester, who was at therium for two weeks following her operation, returned to her in Fullerton on Friday. Bert B. McAulay of San Anselm, who has been visiting his wife Mr. and Mrs. M. McAulay, died to his home Friday. Morgan, who has been at the Orla Shoe Store here for some time gone to Pasadena to take of the Kafateria Shoe store. Mrs. E. A. Dunham and her arrived Saturday from Minn., to spend the winth Mr. Dunham's sister, Mrs. Ibe, of Santa Ana-st. Mrs. A. Bevillard and childrent to Noria, which is near g, on Friday, Mrs. Bevillard children will remain the rest of latter there with friends. Oliss Lakemin, of Alberia, is visiting at the home of brother, Jacob Lakemin, E. Way. This is the first time the sisters have met in 12 years. Mrs. Louis Waitman moto San Bernardino yesterday, his mother, Mrs. Wm; Waitland little daughter, who have two weeks here with them. A siege of influenza, Miss Webber is able to be back at the Orange County Tire Miss Agnes Weber at the Wilmington depot and Miss Mary or Falkenstein's. Harry Pearson and baby from Neb., will arrive this afternoon to spend the winter with her at Long Beach and Mr. Pearparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C., in this city. Spainhoner former manager Home Telephone Co., was a in Anaheim Friday. He has had his honorable discharge as plan in the naval reserve at Rio. Mrs. Lichtenstein, Mrs. O. Oman and little daughter, Goldd B. Lichtenstein, all of Pasamotored to this city yesterday sent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Lichtenstein. Mrs. Chas. Mann and son Arthur, who have had the flu for a week, are improving. Yesterday Harold Mann was taken ill with the disease. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Neilman, who have been at Paso Robles for seven weeks, have returned to this city, Mrs. Neilman returning last Thursday. There were eleven cases before Judge Howard this morning and all were for violation of the Automobile law. Each person was fined from $5 to $10. R. W. Ernest, who has been coflined to his home for a week on account of illness, was able to be at The Plain Dealer office for a short time this afternoon. Mrs. C. Cooper and daughter, Mrs. A. Neilman, Miss Emilia Neilman and Mrs. W. J. Barloot all of whom have been ill with the flu, are recovering and will soon be out. W. H. Baldwin and son friends of Fullerton motored to the canyon beyond Pomona yesterday and enjoyed the day under the big trees, having a sumptuous picnic dinner. Mrs. Oliver Hill and staff of the Rebekah Lodge, went to Santa Ana Saturday evening to install officers in Sycamore Lodge. They were given a banquet after the installation. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hawley and Miss Dorice Hawley, and Mr., and Mrs. W. L. Russel of Garden Grove visited with relatives at Long Beach yesterday, motoring over in the morning. Miss Emily Gilbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gilbert, of Zeynst, who has been appearing in pictures with the Humanity Film Co., of Hollywood, is recovering from a severe illness at her home here. Jimmie Griffin of the Signal Corps at Arcadia, spent yesterday at the O. H. Renner home. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Renner and son, Russel, Mrs. Perdono, Mr. and Mrs. M.J.Casey,Miss Blanche Fulwider and Jimmie Griffin, motored to Capistrano. HOSTESSES TO CLUB Ruth Reed and Ruth Dahl were hostesses to the Sherwood Music Club last Saturday afternoon, at the home of Miss Reed on the County Road. A most delightful afternoon was planned and there was not a dull while each day last week. Mrs. Chas. Mann and son Arthur, who have had the flu for a week, are improving. Yesterday Harold Mann was taken ill with the disease. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Neilman, who have been at Paso Robles for seven weeks, have returned to this city, Mrs. Neilman returning last Thursday. There were eleven cases before Judge Howard this morning and all were for violation of the Automobile law. Each person was fined from $5 to $10. R.W.Ernest, who has been coflined to his home for a week on account of illness, was able to be at The Plain Dealer office for a short time this afternoon. Mrs.C.Ooper and daughter, Mrs.A.Neilman,Miss Emilia Neilman and Mrs.W.J.Barloot all of whom have been ill with the flu, are recovering and will soon be out. W.H.Baldwin and son friends of Fullerton motored to the canyon beyond Pomona yesterday and enjoyed the day under the big trees, having a sumptuous picnic dinner. Mrs.Oliver Hill and staff of the Rebekah Lodge, went to Santa Ana Saturday evening to install officers in Sycamore Lodge. They were given a banquet after the installation. Mr和 Mrs.H.A.Hawley和Miss Dorice Hawley,and Mr.,and Mrs.W.L.RusselofGarden Grove visitedwithrelativesatLongBeach yesterday,motoringoverinthemorning. MissEmilyGilbert,daughterofMr和Mrs.A.B.Gilbert，ofZeynst，whohasbeenappearinginpictureswiththeHumanityFilmCo.,ofHollywood，isrecoveringfromasevereillnessatherhomehere. JimmieGriffinoftheSignalCorpsatArcadia,sentyesterdayattheO.H.Rennerhome.IntheafternoonMr和Mrs.Rennerandson,Russel,Mrs.Perdono,Mr和Mrs.M.J.Casey,MissBlancheFulwiderandJimmieGriffin,motoredtoCapistrano. DATES FIXED FOR CITRUS INSTITUTE Leading citrus fruit experts of the country will participate in the citrus institute in San Bernardino Feb. 20 and 21, in conjunction with the Ninth National Orange show,today announced Dr.H.J.WebberofthecitrusexperimentalstationAtRiverside,whoisinchargeoftheimportantcongress. It is expected that 600 citrus fruit growers will participate in the deliberations.An effort will be made to secure Dean Hunt.oftheUniversityofCalifornia.toparticipateintheinstitute Spainton former manager Home Telephone Co., was in Anaheim Friday. He had his honorable discharge asian in the naval reserve at Rio. Mrs. Lichtenstein, Mrs. O. Iman and little daughter, Gold B. Lichtenstein, all of Pasamotored to this city yesterday sent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Lichtenstein. Mrs. C. A. Reeks, Miss Reeks, Mr. Profock of Camp, and Harold Reeks motored Beach yesterday for the day, by Santa Ana last eveningited friends. Seastatian returned Wednesday, having been mustered service Wednesday noon at Kearny. He is looking well he has regained most of the lost in his recent siege with Mrs. Original Universal Or-furnished the jazz for an attended dance at Orange on day evening. The event will be dated in two weeks. Next day the orchestra goes to Mrs. B. Hartfield motored Angeles Saturday evening ended a New Year's party, and been postponed on account cost and hostess and a num-ble guests having the flu at Mrs. Joe Gifts of Fullerton at dinner yesterday its sisters and brothers, Annah Horwits of this city, Annah Horwits and Gus Horwitz, Angles. In the afternoon motored to Newport Beach Ted Mr. and Mrs. Marinier. Spake of Dallas, Texas, spending the winter with his Mrs. L. Goble, received a tele-is morning stating that and boy arrived early this Russel, Mrs. Perdono, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Casey, Miss Blanche Fulwider and Jimile Griffin, motored to Capistrano. HOSTESSES TO CLUB Ruth Reed and Ruth Dahl were hostesses to the Sherwood Music Club last Saturday afternoon, at the home of Miss Reed on the County Road. A most delightful afternoon was planned and there was not a dull moment. The usual business meeting was had and committees were appointed to have charge of the theatre party and supper, which were postponed from last month. A very enjoyable musical program was given by Norma Armbrust, Guy Duckworth, Rose Never and Ruth Reed, each giving an interesting talk on the life of the composer and story of the composition. The life of Jos Hoffman will be studied for the next meeting. Pictures were taken after which the guests were kept buay with musical guessing games. Questions pertaining to music were also type-written on the paper napkins, so while all were enjoying the delicious refreshments of hot chocolate, cakes and home-made candy, much amusement was had in answering the questions. These club meetings are becoming more and more interesting and are looked forward to by the members. TEAIN · HITS MOTOR The Oakland touring car of Henry Husmann, barber, was damaged to the extent of about $50 Saturday afternoon when it was hit by a S. P. freight train on Lemon-st. Paul Gillett was teaching another young man to drive and the latter permitted the engine to die on the tracks. The young men jumped before the train hit the auto, knocking off a front wheel and ripping the top. No glass was broken in the windshield or curtains. EDEN OFFERS 2 BILLS Assemblyman Walter Eden has introduced two bills, one to raise the salary of the superior judges of Orange-co from $4,000 a year to $5000, and the other to declare the wasting of underground wafers a public nuisance. Eden has been made chairman of the committee on rules. The proposal to raise judges' salaries was first considered six or eight years ago, and has been up for consideration a number of times since. It has been pointed out that the salary here was less than in most of the Southern California counties. The salary raise will take effect two years from now. Half a superior judge's salary is paid by the state and the other half by the county. The bill introduced for protection of the underground water supply has been drawn up at the instance of the Farm Bureau, and is aimed to make provision whereby a district attorney CHES SUNDAY sauce of the reached at the Sunday morning Yorba Linda Caldins and mass of the Col-landay at New-Koch of the old with Mrs. Berger in Los An-rought their car home with them with illness of her monia. Alkire of the ad to Los An- were joined Marshal and o for the day, son of Mr., and the Columbia sick list. Inb of Placeco offer to serve Home Guard the Placentia night. San Pedro na-the week-end and Mrs. Fred lease. naval reserve the week-end Linda. Sants Fean can effectually cope with the farmors and gun clubs of low lands who allow artesian wells to flow wastefully. BIRTHDAY DINNER A very pleasant affair of Saturday evening was the birthday dinner party given by Mrs. Geo. Wents at her home in Yorba in honor of the birthday anniversary of her husband. Red and white roses formed an attractive center piece and places around the board were marked for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ames, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wellborn Wallop, Mrs. Wents, Sr., Miss Wents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Yorba, Mrs. Joe Sanchea of Yorba, Miss Edna Leop, Miss Vejar of Pomona, and Mr. Ben Yorba. The evening was spent in music and dancing. MUCH BUILDING NOW Building is beginning to open up satisfactorily, reports H. H. Armbrust, plumber, who recently bought out his partner, B. L. Goodrich. He has just closed up three contracts. They are: The C. B. Berger Co., new stucco seven-room house on the Peralta Hills tract. F. H. Meeker is remodelling his house on the old Colter place, on the state highway near Orangesthorpe, installing modern plumbing thromt. Later, Mr. Meeker plans to erect a $15,000 residence. August Grewe is completing a five-room cottage on West Chestnut-st. College of Music, U.S.C. 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