oc-plain-dealer 1919-01-20

ASK SUPERVISORS TO SET DATE FOR HARBOR BOND VOTE Tomorrow afternoon, when the Orange County Harbor Commission will meet with the board of supervisors and ask that a date be set when the supervisors will call a county election to vote on the issuance of bonds for the improvement and development of a county harbor at Newport. The list of harbor boosters has been rapidly increasing during the past few years, and many feel that now is the time to start the development on a large scale, and there is no doubt but that the proposed county bond issue would be largely supported. The proposed issue would probably be for $500,000, and would be used to cut the Santa Ana river directly into the ocean so no more silt could be deposited in the bay; for further jetty work; and for dredging. After Newport Beach has finished the initial harbor work and the county has done its share, proponents of the harbor feel confident the federal government then would step in and lend its financial aid to further progress. The harbor commission, consisting of J. W. Duckworth of Anaheim, K. E. Watson of Orange and Lew H. Wallace of Newport Beach, will hold a meeting tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, and at 1:0 in the afternoon will open their conference with the SCHRYER ENJOYS IT Louis Waltman received a letter Saturday from Bill Schryer, a well known young Anaheim man. Bill is on the U. S. Coast Torpedo Boat, now at Lockwood Base, East Boston, Mass. He says it will be quite a while yet before he will be home. He is making good in the service and is second class quartermaster and soon will be made first class. He wants to stick to his work for a while let. HOLD NEITHER OF TWO WILLS VALID Saturday Judge West rendered a decision in the superior court hold-at the time she died three years ago. by Mrs. Belle W. Brace was in effect at the time she died htree years ago. By this decision the entire estate will go to relatives of Mrs. Brace in New York, and none of it will go to J. Clyde Williams of Anaheim. The estate is valued at $11,000, consisting largely of an orange grove and large residence at the first turn of the state highway south of Fullerton. Mrs. Brace died of injuries received when she stepped from an automobile that was in motion. She was the widow of W. F. Brace, one of the best known poultry judges in America. When Mr. and Mrs. Brace lived at Canadiagua, N. Y., a will was made under which a number of minor bequests were made, the remainder of the estate to go to J. C. Williams, a friend and partner of Brace. Moved to Anaheim Some time after this will was SLIGHT DAMAGE HERE Damage to the navel crop in Orange county by the recent cold snap was very small and the situation here is very different from that in other sections, in the opinion of two experts who were in the county Saturday and went through the packing houses in company with Horticultural Commissioner Earl Morris. M. A. Hilts, U. S. Food and Drug Inspector R. W. Rex, chief of the Western Food and Drug Inspection District, were the men who were here. They visited many of the packing houses where navels are being handled. They were well pleased with the conditions here and the manner in which the fruit is being handled. They would not commit themselves in a statement as to their estimate of the damage sustained, but positive evidence that they felt sure that the damage here was very small was given when they told Morris that they did not believe it would be necessary for them to return to this county for a later investigation. The damage to the navel crop in Riverside county is estimated at about 25 percent, according to a telegram form Riverside reading as follows: That at least 75 percent of the navel orange crop in this district will be marketable is estimated by experts here. It is believed that 50 percent of the fruit as it stands on the trees now is undamaged by frost, and that the Chase water separator will produce an additional 25 percent. In this machine light or frosted oranges float and the undamaged fruit sinks. REPAIR BULKHEAD Damage done to the bulkhead and cement walk on Seal Way at Seal Beach is being resumed as soon as she stepped from an automobile that was in motion. She was the widow of W. F. Brace, one of the best known poultry judges in America. When Mr. and Mrs. Brace lived at Canadagua, N. Y., a will was made under which a number of minor bequests were made, the remainder of the estate to go to J. C. Williams, a friend and partner of Brace. Moved to Anaheim Some time after this will was made Mr. and Mrs. Brace moved to Anaheim. On Jan. 29, 1914, each made a will witnessed by Williams and Mr. Carson, leaving $500 to a church at Victor, N. Y., the remainder to go to the other, or, in case the other was dead, to Williams. After her husband died, Williams alleges that Mrs. Brace cut her own signature from her will and her husband's from his. Those documents with names cut out are among the papers filed in the contest. Soon after Mrs. Brace died, letters were issued to Public Administrator Winbigler under the first will. It was declared at that time that the last will had been revoked by Mrs. Brace by the fact that she cut her name off of it. At that time the first will was held to be valid. A few months ago, eastern relatives of the Braces employed Attorney S. M. Davis to endeavor to secure a distribution of the estate free from the conditions of either will. The relative leading the fight was Ralph Walling of Rochester, N. Y., a cousin of Mrs. Brace. Says Second Invalid In securing the letters for Winbigler under the first will, Williams, one of the witnesses for the second will, testified that the witnesses and Mrs. Brace did not sign their names all in the presence of each other, which is required to make a will valid. He thus contended that the second will was invalid. The testimony of Carson, the other witness to the will, was given in a deposition, and puon that testimony Judge West evidently concluded that the second will was executed in accordance to law, and was a valid will up to the time that Mrs. Brace intentionally invalidated it by removing her name from it. Judge West finds that this second will set aside the New York will, and when Mrs. Brace cut her name from the Fullerton will she did not re-establish the New York will. YORB —The Yorba opened Mrs.George returned pital on its sel and home It is believed that 50 percent of the fruit as it stands on the trees now is undamaged by frost, and that the Chase water separator will produce an additional 25 percent. In this machine light or frosted oranges float and the undamaged fruit sinks. REPAIR BULKHEAD Damage done to the bulkhead and cement walk on Seal Way at Seal Beach is being repaired as rapidly as possible. The cement wall has been replaced and the contractors are now filling in with sand behind the wall, getting ready to make the new walk. The work when completed will be more substantial than when first put in. WED IN SANTA ANA A marriage of much interest to their friends here was that of Fred Deakins, son of Mrs. M. B. Deakins, of 622 E. Adele-st., and Miss Catherine Smith, daughter of Mrs. L. P. Smith, of 410 E. Chartress-st, which took place at the parsonage of the First Methodist Church in Santa Ana, Rev. John Oliver officiating, Friday morning at 10 o'clock. They were accompanied by Mrs. Deakins, mother of the groom. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175B1 BUSINESS COLLEGE OPENING Midwinter term, Jan. 6, 1918. New classes in all departments, day and evening sessions. Enrollments now active. Why not begin YOUR course now! YOUR hands and YOUR brain, plus OUR training will place YOU, in the well paid class of busy business workers. Our graduates are being placed in choice positions. Don't you want to be one of them? Use us about it today. Orange County Business College Santa Ana, Calif. MISSIONARY MEETING The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church held their meeting in the church parlors on Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. A. Ross led the devotionals, reading several passages from the Bible on prayer. Mrs. A. A. Mills read a very interesting paper on "The Comparison of Child Life in China and the United States." The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Johnston. DIES IN RIVERSIDE Word was received here Saturday of the death in Riverside of Ernest J. Miller, brother of Mrs. N. J. Kuhlman, of S. Olive-st. He was a resident of Anaheim about five years ago, and was well known by a number of people, who will regret to learn of his demise. Mr. Miller had been ill for several months. He leaves a widow. BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. W. F. McClellan celebrated her birthday anniversary Thursday with a dinner at which her daughters and son were her guests. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McClellan, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo McClellan and family, Mesdames Ola Johnson, L. Hally, F. J. Nemetz of Los Angeles, Mrs. Allie Kack of Fullerton and Miss Lora McClellan. ENJOYS IT received a letter Schryer, a well man. Bill is Torpedo Boat, East Boston, will be quite will be home. He service and is master and soon pass. He wants for a while let. R OF ELS VALID rest rendered a cor court holdthree years ago. he was in effect three years ago. entire estate of it will go to Anaheim. The 1,000, consisting grove and first turn of of Fullerton. jurors receivfrom an autotion. She was Brace, one of judges in and Mrs. Brace N.Y., a will a number of made, the reto go to J.C. partner of HE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM YOUNG PEOPLE TO GIVE SOCIAL FRIDAY BUENA PARK, Jan. 19 Special —The young people of the Congregational church will give a social Friday evening in the church parlor. A short business meeting will open the evening to organize a Christian Endeavor society and elect officers. All young people and those interested in the Christian Enedavor work are cordially invited to present. Refreshments will be served. At the Teacherage, a family dinner and reunion was enjoyed yesterday. There were fourteen present. Those enjoying the day from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Thrasher and daughters Sadie and Lella of Corona; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ingram of Bell; E. H. Ingram of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mr. Bryan Ingram and little daughter of Wilmington. Private C. P. Ladford is expected home today, being demobilized from Camp Kearny. Mr. Ledford has been in training at Camp Lewis since last August, and was recently transferred for demobilization. Mrs. Arthur Beckwith and children of Los Angeles are the guests of Mrs. Geo. Trapp this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Probst with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trapp motored to Los Angeles Friday and enjoyed the auto show. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. McDowell of Pasadena were the guests of N. B. McDowell Sunday. Social and Personal Mrs. F. L. Marsh spent Saturday in Los Angeles. Mrs. H. E. Carter was a visitor in Long Beach Saturday. Miss Emily Hatch was a visitor in Los Angeles Saturday. N. Trudean and family of Talbert visited relatives here yesterday. Mise Carrie Evans of U.S.C.spent the week-end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. G.M. Simpson spent Sunday with friends in Hollywood. A young son arrived at the Sanitarium Friday to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs.E.E. Heinze. Jacob Lakeman was back at the store Saturday after being ill for a few days. Mrs. Almire McKinney of Los Angeles spent Friday with her daughter, Mrs.R.L.Goble. Mrs.C.A.Reeks, Mrs.M.Bragdon, Frank Reeks and Elmer Janss visited in Santa Ana yesterday. Miss Lily Marshall of Highland Park spent the week-end as the guest of Mrs.A.C.Pearson. Mrs.C.E.Cruncleton and baby boy returned to their home in Orange Friday from the Sanitarium. Miss Morgan, who went to Pasadena last week to open up the new Kafateria shoe store has returned to the local store of the same name. Miss Rose Mattis is assisting at the Pacific Telephone office for a few days doing some stenographic work. Mr. and Mrs.W.A.Shepperd, who FORMER DAKOTO PICNIC SA Former residents of South Dakota, who are of Anaheim were very entertained Saturday eighteen on the county road. They have formed themselves cludy and will hold remeetings on the third month. A name for the society and at Saturday much merriment by the different names but none was decided on. At 6-30 a delicious per was served, each lapping of music was enjoyed instrumental music by Trio and vocal numbers but none was decided on. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM Mrs. Arthur Beckwith and children of Los Angeles are the guests of Mrs. Geo. Trapp this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Probst with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trapp motored to Los Angeles Friday and enjoyed the auto show. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. McDowell of Pasadena were the guests of N. B. McDowell Sunday. Mrs. W. W. Johnson went to Los Angeles Sunday to be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Thompson, for a couple of weeks. Mr. Leonard of West Orange thorpe is confined to his home with influenza. Mrs. H. H. Haggerty was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Johnston in Hollywood one day last week. Rev. Johnston was pastor of the Congregational church here several years ago. Max Hoeppner was up from Talbert Sunday. Miss Annie Robinson was down from Los Angeles over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Beach and little daughter of Los Angeles spent the week-end at the home of R. T. Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Skytte and family were down from Los Angeles Sunday and called at the home of his sister, Mrs. Geo. Page. Mrs. L. P. Jaynes will entertain the Ladies Mutual Aid Society at her home on Whittaker street Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bush of Colegrove visited with home folks Sunday. Holand Williams, who lived with his wife and three year old twins near Cypress, met with a fatal accident on Tuesday of last week. While cranking his machine the crank slipped striking him in the abdomen and bursting a blood vessel, which resulted in his death the following day. Yorba Linda YORBA LINDA Jan. 19 (Special) — The Yorba Landa grammar school opened Monday morning. Mrs. Geo. Harris and baby daughter returned from the Fullerton hospital on Monday. Mrs. William Fassel and infant son were also brought home. Mrs. C. E. Cruncleton and baby boy returned to their home in Orange Friday from the Sanitarium. Miss Morgan, who went to Pasadena last week to open up the new Kafateria shoe store has returned to the local store of the same name. Miss Rose Mattis is assisting at the Pacific Telephone office for a few days doing some stenographic work. Mr. and Mrg. W. A. Shepperd, who have been making their home here for two months, have gone to Los Angeles. Miss Emily Hatch, who has been visiting in Los Angeles with friends for a couple of days, returned to this city today. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eygabroad and Mr. and Mrs. Marrs motored to Pomona Saturday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Birdsaall. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heitshusen and son started back Saturday over the Santa Fe for their home at Conroy, Ia., after a visit here. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Copeland of San Diego motored to this city Friday and spent the week-end as guests of Miss Margie Shive. J. L. Abbott left the Sanitarium yesterday and went to his home in this city. He was operated on about three weeks ago for appendicitis. Rev. C. B. Hatch went to Los Angeles today to attend the Presbyterian ministers' meeting where the New Era movement was discussed. E. S. Palmiter and his son, Jay Palmiter, have just taken over the Spray book store at Orange, which they have purchased, it is announced. Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill of Los Angeles returned to her home this morning after spending the weekend with her father, Rev. C. B. Hatch. Mrs. John D. Parks and Edgar Clark were pleasantly surprised yesterday when their cousins from Riverside and Redlands made them a short visit. Mrs. Fred Doane spent the weekend at Santa Monica with her brother, who has just returned from overseas. Mrs. Doane returned to Anaheim this morning. E. C. Murray, of Long Beach, formerly of Yangbluth's store here, was a visitor in this city yesterday. Mr. Murray is manager of a department store at San Pedro. Miss Hazel Hawley, who is in guest of Mrs. A. C. Pearson. Mrs. C. E. Cruncleton and baby boy returned to their home in Orange Friday from the Sanitarium. Miss Morgan, who went to Pasadena last week to open up the new Kafateria shoe store has returned to the local store of the same name. Miss Rose Mattis is assisting at the Pacific Telephone office for a few days doing some stenographic work. Mr. and Mrg. W. A. Shepperd, who have been making their home here for two months, have gone to Los Angeles. Miss Emily Hatch, who has been visiting in Los Angeles with friends for a couple of days, returned to this city today. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eygabroad and Mr. and Mrs. Marrs motored to Pomona Saturday and visited Mr. and Mrs.Lynn Birdsaall. Mr. and Mrs.Richard Heitshusen and son started back Saturday over the Santa Fe for their home at Conroy, Ia., after a visit here. Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Copeland of San Diego motored to this city Friday and spent the week-end as guests of Miss Margie Shive. J.L.Abbott left the Sanitarium yesterday and went to his home in this city。他 was operated on about three weeks ago for appendicitis. Rev.C.B.Hatch went to Los Angeles today to attend the Presbyterian ministers' meeting where the New Era movement was discussed. E.S.Palmiter and his son, Jay Palmiter, have just taken over the Spray book store at Orange, which they have purchased, it is announced. Mrs.Elisle Borth, Fin.Blanche Graves Daniels,Miss Elizabeth Mang,W Pearl Fergus,Chaplain;R.S.N.G.;Mrs.Carrie,S.N.G.;Mrs.M.Bruma,G.;Miss Ida Wood,L.S.Minnie Howard,I.G.;O.G. OFFICERS INSPECT The Anaheim Rebekah a very enjoyable meeting ening and installed the ed officers,Mrs.A.Hil staff having charge of nies.Following the banquet was served,the prettily decorated in pin There were a number from Santa Ana and Fu new officers are:Mrs.ney,N.G.;Miss Minnie M Miss Hannah Herwitz,Mrs.Elsle Borth,Fin.Blanche Graves Daniels,Miss Elizabeth Mang,W Pearl Fergus,Chaplain;R.S.N.G.;Mrs.Carrie,S.N.G.;Mrs.M.Bruma,G.;Miss Ida Wood,L.S.Minnie Howard,I.G.;O.G. WOMEN MEET A meeting of the Wo mittee,Council of Defens called by the county cha A.J.Lawton,for Wedn 22,at the headquarters Main-st.,Santa Ana.at meeting is called for the discussing ways and mea YORBA Linda YORBA LINDA Jan. 19 (Special) —The Yorba Linda grammar school opened Monday morning. Mrs. Geo. Harris and baby daughter returned from the Fullerton hospital on Monday. Mrs. William Fassel and infant son were also brought home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Speer and the L. A. Buckmasters were Los Angeles visitors Monday. E. R. Walker, C. R. Selover and T. B. Welch motored to Santa Ana on business Monday morning. Mrs. J. A. Buckmaster entertained with a family dinner in honor of the return of her mother, Mrs. Julia Selover, on Sunday. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ben Selover and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Buckmaster and children, Mr. and Mrs. Vasco Mills and family, Miss Esther Buckmaster of Whittier, and Mr. Howard Brown. Little Miss Katherine Hughes is recovering nicely from the flu. Leonard Hayden is able to be out again. Dr. Shaw, who purchased the Calvert residence, has been having some grading done and a garage built. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Conley have been enjoying a visit from their daughter, who came from mShah Pedro to spend the week with them. The annual meeting of the Yorba Linda Co., will be held on Tuesday. The Woman's Club will serve lunchoon, cafeteria style, at Ley hall for the stockholders and friends attending the meeting. Miss Mac Frahm is back at the Southern Counties Gas office after being ill for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Fred Doane spent the weekend at Santa Monica with her brother, who has just returned from overseas. Mrs. Doane returned to Anaheim this morning. E. C. Murray, of Long Beach, formerly of Yongbluth's store here, was a visitor in this city yesterday. Mr. Murray is manager of a department store at San Pedro. Miss Hazel Hawley, who is in training at the Angelus hospital, came here Saturday morning for a short visit with her parents. She became ill with the flu, but is getting along nicely. F. Fowler, of the Sam Hill grocery, has secured a house at 527 S. Los Angeles-st and has moved his wife and little baby daughter over here from Santa Ana. T. L. Baxter, former publisher of the Brea Progress, left Saturday for Frisco, from where he will go to take a position with a newspaper in the new oilfields of Texas. Geo. A. Charters, vice president of the Stewart Fruit Co., is on a trip east to inspect market conditions. Charters is one of the best citrus fruit marketing men in the industry. Misses Edna Millis and Anita Hertzler of this city, Misses Blanche and Alice Nelson and Josephine Bearry of Los Angeles formed a merry theater party and attended Clune's. Mr. and Mrs. R. Groom, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hertzler, and Miss Anita Hertzler went to Los Angeles yesterday morning and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Smith and little daughter Winifred. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lichtenstein, Miss Mildred Lichtenstein and B. Lichtenstein went to Los Angeles yesterday morning and met their relatives of Pasadena at the Hotel Roslyn — They enjoyed a pleasant day together. WOMEN MEET A meeting of the Women's Committee, Council of Defenders called by the county chair A. J. Lawton, for Wednesdays at the headquarters Main-st., Santa Ana, at a meeting is called for the discussing ways and means on the work of theition program, prepared by executive committee of the presidents of the organizations of women, Federation of Women's J.W.Newell, Placentia, the Congress of Mother's A., Mrs.G.H.Goodale, president, and the W.Mrs.L.C.Yeoman, helim president, have been present This will meet at the headquarter office will be closed up M.E.SOCIAL TO A social given by the Church will be held this Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, NOTICE TO CREDIT Estate of Henry J. Bock, or Notice is hereby given by signed Administrator of the Henry J.Bock deceased, to tors of all persons hailing against the raid deceased to with the necessary vouchers fice of the Clerk of the Suity of the County of Orange, S.Forina, or to exhibit the necessary vouchers to the minister at his place on Suite 311 First National Bank, the City of AnheIM, in the Orange, within four months first publication of this notice Dated this 21st day of Dec First publication Dec 23 Administrator of the Estrery J.Bock, Cement Park, Leonard Wyanss Afry, for instructor, 311 First National Bank AnheIM Cal —Dec 22; Jan 6; 12; 20. MINNIE Howard, I.G.; O.G. MECHANIC A meeting of the Women's Committee Council of Defendants called by the county chair A.J.Lawton for Wednesdays at the headquarters Main-st., Santa Ana, at a meeting is called for the discussing ways and means on the work of theition program, prepared by executive committee of the presidents of the organizations of women,Federation of Women's J.W.Newell, Placentia,the Congress of Mother's A., Mrs.G.H.Goodale,president,andtheW.Mrs.L.C.Yeoman,helim president,havebeenpresentThiswillmeetattheheadquartofficewillbeclosedup The members of the Intermediate C.E. of the Presbyterian church met at the home of Miss Lillis Johnson on Friday evening. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed playing various games, together with vocal and instrumental music. Late in the evening delicious refreshments were served. The young folks present were Beulah Waterman, Blanche Fulwider, Sophia Kohlenberger, Marguerite Schneidler, Natalia Perdomo, Emma Owen, Margaret Black, Jessie Coons, Messrs. Lloyd Ross, Richard Crawford, Lawrence Mills, Russell Renner, Geo. Kohlenberger, Dean Raikes and James Griffin. The grown people were Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wallop, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wickett, Rev. C. B. Hatch, Mrs. J. J. Perdomo, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hartranft. FORMER DAKOTANS PICNIC SATURDAY Former residents of North and South Dakota, who are now residents of Anaheim were very pleasantly entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodale on the county road. These families have formed themselves into a society and will hold regular social meetings on the third Saturday of each month. A name will be chosen for the society and at the meeting Saturday much merriment was caused by the different names suggested but none was decided on. At 6-30 a delicious cafeteria super was served, each lady contributing to this. Following this an evening of music was enjoyed. There was instrumental music by the Goodalerio and vocal numbers by the Goodale Male Quartette, composed of the EXECUTIVE MEETING A meeting of the executive committee of the Presbyterian church will be held at the church this evening at 7-30 o'clock to discuss plans for the New Era convention which will be held in Los Angeles Saturday and Sunday. The committee consists of G.A. Waterman, chairman; superintendent of the Sunday school, representatives of the Session, trustees, women's societies and young people's societies. LADIES' AID THURS. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will hold a meeting in the parlors of the church Thursday afternoon at 2-30. This will be the first meeting since the influenza quarantine has been lifted, and it is desired that a very large attendance be present. All ladies of the church and congregation are most cordially invited to attend. PARTY SUNDAY EVE Miss Elsie Meinecke entertained a few relatives and friends last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schindler. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred James, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Meinecke, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Miss Etta Schindler and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schindler. The evening was spent in playing cards, and dainty re meetings on the third Saturday of each month. A name will be chosen for the society and at the meeting Saturday much merriment was caused by the different names suggested, but none was decided on. At 6-30 a delicious cafeteria super was served, each lady contributing to this. Following this an evening of music was enjoyed. There was instrumental music by the Goodalerio and vocal numbers by the Goodale Male Quartette, composed of the four sons of the Goodale family. All together the evening was a most delightful one. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eygabroad, Mr. and Mrs. Stein, Mr. and Mrs. Pemer, Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher, Mr. and Mrs. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. Craft, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamine, Mr. and Ms. Yeoman, Mr. and Mrs. Hartnft, Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen, Mr. and Mrs. Hollingshead, Mr. and Mrs. Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Ms. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Sekman, Mr. and Mrs. Maar, Mrs. Schaffer, Dr. Lavin and Mr. Samson. OFFICERS INSTALLED The Anaheim Rebekah Lodge held every enjoyable meeting Friday evening and installed the newly elected officers, Mrs. A. Hill and her staff having charge of the ceremonies. Following the installation a banquet was served, the tables being meticulously decorated in pink and green. There were a number of visitors from Santa Ana and Fullerton. The new officers are: Mrs. Ida DeViny, N. G.; Miss Minnie Mang, V. G.; Miss Hannah Herwitz, Rec. Sec.; Ms. Elsie Borth, Fin. Sec.; Mrs.anche Graves Daniels, Treasurer; Ms. Elizabeth Mang, Warden; Mrs.arl Fergus, Chaplain; Mrs. A. Hill, S. N. G.; Mrs. Carrie Johnson, L. N. G.; Mrs. M. Brumagin, R. S. V.; Miss Ida Wood, L. S. V. G.; Mrs.annie Howard, I. G.; Wm. Many, G. OMEN MEET JAN. 22 A meeting of the Woman's Committee, Council of Defense, has been led by the county chairman, Mrs.J.Lawton, for Wednesday Jan.at the headquarters, 632 N.min-st., Santa Ana, at 2-30. This meeting is called for the purpose of discussing ways and means for car-parts. PARTY SUNDAY EVE Miss Elsie Meinecke entertained a few relatives and friends last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Herman Schindler. The guests included Mr. and Mrs.Fred James,Mr. and Mrs.Geo.Huber,Mr. and Mrs.Meinecke,Mrs.. Frank Anderson, Miss Etta Schindler and Mr. and Mrs.Herman Schindler.The evening was spent in playing cards,and dainty refreshments were served.Mrs.Meinecke won first prize,Geo.Huber second,and Mrs.James third. GUESTS FOR DINNER Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Sparkes and family were dinner guests yesterday of Mrs.F.Nelson,Mrs.Fred Middleham,and Miss C.Marie Nelson.In the afternoon they enjoyed an auto ride through the county. The Subordinate Lodge of the I.O.O.F.will install the officers tomorrow night.Members and visiting brothers are cordially invited.The Rebekah Lodge ladies will serve supper following the installation. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE—Second hand barbed wire,4 miles west on county road,next to Jack Rains.W.F.Cristen. LOST—About noon today,gold watch,monogram on back G.E.D.Phone 256. PERALTA HILLS ORANGE AND LEMON GROVES are being bought by some of the most successful and experienced grove men of Orange county.The names of these men are available,and what they have accomplished in the way of developing successful groves is an open book They have paid $1000 per acre for their PERALTA HILLS TRACT groves because they KNOW they are receiving MORE THAN FULL VALUE They thoroughly investigated SOIL.WATER.TREES AND CLIMATIC CONDITIONS,and what they found,together with the wonderful view and other ideal home conditions.is summed up in the fact that they unhesitatingly invested. Feb. 15th the price on the remaining groves is to be advanced from $100 to $250 WOMEN MEET JAN. 22 A meeting of the Woman's Committee, Council of Defense, has been called by the county chairman, Mrs. J. Lawton, for Wednesday, Jan. at the headquarters, 632 N. Main-st., Santa Ana, at 2-30. This meeting is called for the purpose of discussing ways and means for carving on the work of the reconstruc-tion program, prepared by the state executive committee of the council. The presidents of the three county organizations of women, namely, the federation of Women's Clubs, Mrs. W. Newell, Placentia, president; Congress of Mothers and P.-T. Mrs. G. H. Goodale, Anahelmt, president, and the W. C. T. U., S. L. C. Yeoman, Anahelm, president, have been asked to present. This will be the last meeting at the headquarters, as the price will be closed up Jan. 31. E. SOCIAL TONIGHT Social given by the Methodist Church will be held this evening at Baxter, Coment Pipe, Pac 175R1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS State of Henry J. Bock, deceased, notice is hereby given by the underdered Administrator of the estate of Henry J. Bock, deceased, to the credit of all persons having claims that the raid deceased to file them in the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court and County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with necessary vouchers to the said Administrator at his place of business. The $11 First National Bank Blvd., in City of Anaheim, in the County of Orange, within four months after the publication of this notice. dated this 21st day of December, 1918, first publication Dec. 23, 1918. H. T. BOCK, Administrator of the Estate of Henry J. Bock, deceased, bonard Evans Alfry, for said Administrator, $11 First National Bank Blvd., Anaheim, Cal. Dec. 22, 20; Jan. 4, 15, 20. Ladies and Gents SUITS Cleaned and Pressed 75c. Telephone 508 Public Weighing ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. Feed Wood Coal Seeds ROSIN SPRAY 220 West Center St.