oc-plain-dealer 1919-02-17

HUDDLESTON OWNER OF BREA TRANSFER BREA, Cal., Feb. 17.—Special—P. C. Huddleston has bought out the interest of his partner in the Brea Transfer Company, and will manage the business in the future. W. A. Ingle of Los Angeles has purchased of Franz Richter the Hotel Brea and will have personal charge in the future. Evangelist R. W. Abberly began a series of special services at the Christian church on Sunday. Rev. Abberly is a speaker of unusual force and his sermons are bristling over with practical points and of much interest. Miss Elizabeth Bell of L.A. was a visitor last week at the home of Mrs. J. M. Kuenzill. Mr. Thorn and mother, Mrs. Morrow are occupying the residence recently vacated by Mr. Bird and family. United States Food Administration License Number G-29177 Sam Hill Cash Grocery and Meat Market SEVEN STORES THREE MEAT MARKETS F. B. Guard, who is employed the Amalgamated Oll Co. has made his family here from Compton. Roy Wise has recovered from attack of the flu and is back on Stearns. C. E. Nightengale has moved Olinda. Mrs. Geo. Vaughn, son and daughter have returned from Clear Creation Utah. Mr. Vaughn stopped in Kansas for a short visit with his mother. W. W. Anderson is leaving Brea oil fields for Texas, where he will engage in the same line of work. Mr. Anderson has been employed by the Union Oil Co. for seven years, the building department, and many friends and fellow associates will regret his leaving. The regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held on evening and all members are urged to be present. A luncheon at Olson restaurant will be a feature. An open meeting of the Brea Workers will be held in Sewall Speaking, home talent entertainment and dancing will be the feature the occasion. A cordial invitation extended to the public to be presented. SOCIAL ENJOYED BY C. E. OF PLACENTIA, Feb. 17.—Special Miss Katherine Ford of Olinda was recent visitor here greeting her friends. The Christian Endeavor Society the Presbyterian church on a re Cash Grocery and Meat Market SEVEN STORES THREE MEAT MARKETS ONE BAKERY Santa Ana, Tustin, Orange And 110 E. Center St. ANAHEIM White Winter Pearmain Apples, per lb. ...5c Per box ...$2.15 Oregon PippinApples, extra fancy, lb. 10c Per box ...$3.25 Oregon Winesaps, fancy, 3 lbs. ...25c Broken Rice, 3 lbs. ...25c Siam Rice, unpolished long grain, per lb. 10c Pure Rolled Oats, 2 lbs...15c Cream of Wheat, pkg...24c Krinkle Corn Flakes, per pkg. 10c Vitos, per pkg. 20c Blue Fox Matches, per box ...5c 10c pkg. Shaker Salt ...5c Blueing, per bottle ...8c Deviled Meat, per can ...5c Del Monte Minced Green Chilis, per can ...9c Del Monte Tomato Sauce, per can ...9c Idaho Spuds, cwt. $2.25 SOCIAL ENJOYED BY C. E. OF PLACENTIA PLACENTIA, Feb. 17.— Special Miss Katherine Ford of Olinda was recent visitor here greeting her friends. The Christian Endeavor Society the Presbyterian church on a reeve evening enjoyed a social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Farrar. The p was a surprise in honor of Giff Farrar, who has just returned from France. Mrs. E. Penn has returned Rochelle, Texas, where she was ed by the serious illness of her f er. Lyman Davis recently relea from the navy has accepted a pos with the Richfield Merchantile Co A. S. Bradford is the owner of new Franklin car. Mr. C. R. Farrar has been enjo avit for a few days from his mer, Mrs. E. J. Farrar, his sister Frank Hess, and a niece, Mrs. No Atchison, all of Los Angele. Mrs. Leo. Porter was a recent tor in Los Angeles. E. R. Strong was a visitor in L Beach last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brouillette received the sad news of the deat their youngest daughter, at W land, Wyoming. The Ladies' Social Circle met Friday afternoon at the home of Horace Lucy. Mrs. W. J. Roberson will leave for her former home in Oklahoma. The Placentia Round Table brated its 17th birthday on last Wednesday evening with a dinner for members and their families. Fol ing the dinner a very interesting gram was enjoyed and all repo fine time. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Corbit are ceiving congratulations over the rival of a fine boy at their hom last Wednesday evening. — Masquerade dance Olive Satu Feb. 22. Costumes may be secured at McKeen's, 119 N. L. A.-st Anai Del Monte Minced Green Chilis, per can ...9c Del Monte Tomato Sauce, per can ...9c Idaho Spuds, cwt. ...$2.25 A REAL FURROWER Designed and Built By J. R. Gardner, Fullerton PHONE 131-J Just what the fruit grower has long been wanting-built for tractor or team. I also manufacture all kinds of implements—Cultivators, Ridgers, Blockers and anything that the rancher needs. Agent for Waterloo Boy Tractors, one and two-ton truck attachments—all kinds of blacksmithing, wood work Bodies, Wheels, etc. ALL TOOLS SOLD DIRECT TO RANCHER THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM SOCIAL CLUB GIVES VALENTINE PARTY BUENA PARK, Feb. 17.—Special —A very pleasant affair of Friday evening was a Valentine party given by the Buena Park Social Club at the home of Miss Wanita Simpson. The rooms were most beautifully and artistically decorated with hundreds of tiny gred and white paper hearts. The living room being decorated in red, white and blue streamers and similar garden of hearts, entwining in smilax and large bouquets of marigolds and narcissus added to the beauty. In the center of the room was a parasol hung from the chandelier and many tiny red hearts falling from it. The evening was enjoyed with music and games appropriate to the occasion. A large jardiniere covered with smillax and red bows held hearts of fortune for each guest, which made much merriment. At a late hour delicious refreshments of cake and brick ice cream with pink hearts in was served by the club. Those enjoying the pleasant affair were the Misses Ethel and Hazel Thrasher, Ruby Roth, Alice Ingram, Mamie Bradley, Mamie Sharp, Rose McCarthy, Ruth Loughboro, Irma Robinson, Beatrice Bushnell, Emma Robinson, Wanita Simpson, Messrs Webb and John Andrews, Boyle, Tripp, Burg, Gifford, Nelson, Griggs, Duncan, Coughran, and Mrs. Schofield. Mrs. Claude Beach of Los Angeles visited at the home of her father-in-law, Friday. ANNOUNCEMENT McKEEN'S —On account of the rapidly increasing commodious quarters, where we have changing equipment together with A. J. ANAHEIM'S WIRE (formerly employed by a LOCAL estate vulcanizing plant and will own with the McKeen Tire Store. We respectfully solicit your assistance. McKEEN 119 NORTON R. A. McKEEN The Tire Man ENJOYED BY M. OF PLACENTIA TIA, Feb. 17.—Special— Prine Ford of Olinda was a or here greeting her many estian Endeavor Society of terian church on a recent joyed a social at the home Mrs. Farrar. The party orise in honor of Gifford o has just returned from Penn has returned from Texas, where she was callserious illness of her fathDavis recently released navy has accepted a position ichfield Merchantile Co. Radford is the owner of a lin car. Farrar has been enjoying a few days from his mothJ. Farrar, his sister, Mrs. s, and a niece, Mrs. Norine all of Los Angele. Porter was a recent visitAngeles. rong was a visitor in Long week. Mrs. C. H. Brouillette have he sad news of the death of guest daughter, at Wheatmining. dies' Social Circle met on ernoon at the home of Mrs. cy. J. Roberson will leave soon inner home in Oklahoma. acentia Round Table cele17th birthday on last Wedning with a dinner for the and their families. Followner a very interesting proenjoyed and all report a Mrs. B. B. Corbit are regratulations over the arfine boy at their home on nesday evening. grade dance Olive Saturday Costumes may be secured at s., 119 N. L. A.-st Anaheim Ethel and Hazel Thrasher, Ruby Roth, Alice Ingram, Mamie Bradley, Mamie Sharp, Rose McCarthy, Ruth Loughboro, Irma Robinson, Beatrice Bushnell, Emma Robinson, Wanita Simpson, Messrs Webb and John Anrews, Boyle, Tripp, Burg, Gifford, Nelson, Griggs, Duncan, Coughran, and Mrs. Schofield. Mrs. Claude Beach of Los Angles visited at the home of her father-in-law, Friday. Mrs. Loxler of Placentia, visited her niece, Mrs. L. J. Robeson Wednesday; in the evening they motored to Whittier. Mrs. H. S. Covey and little son, Thomas, came home Friday from the Anaheim sanitarium. Wilhelmine and Bertha Sharp enttained the scholars of the 6th grade at a delightful party at their home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Robinson was down from Los Angeles and spent the week-end with home folks. The Eastern Star held all-day re-hearsal Saturday at the school hall preparatory to their annual meeting in the near future. The L. M. A. S. will meet at the home of Mrs. L. J. Robeson Thursday afternoon. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected at this meeting and all members are invited to be present. The Missee Ethel and Hazel Thrasher and Alice Ingram were guests at a luncheon at the home of Miss Fannie Martin in Monrovia Saturday. Miss Ruby Roth spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in Redlands. MISS CARIKER BRIDE OF COALINGO MAN OLINDA, Feb. 17.—Special—William C. Cypher of Coalingo, and Mae F. Cariker of Placentia, were married in Los Angeles on Thursday. Mr. Cypher was for seven years a resident of the West Coast lease. Mrs. Roy Vanatta, Mrs. Orin Vanatta, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Van Orsdol of the Santa Fe lease attended the orange show at San Bernardino on Saturday. Mrs. Robert Emory and little daughter of the West Coast lease, came home fro mthe Fullerton hospital Sunday. It goes without saying that Robert is happy. ate vulcanizing plant and will owwith the McKeen Tire Store. We respectfully solicit yo McKEEN 119 NORT R. A. McKEEN The Tire Man Mrs. Roy Vanatta, Mrs. Orin Vanatta, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Van Orsdol of the Santa Fe lease attended the orange show at San Bernardino on Saturday. Mrs. Robert Emory and little daughter of the West Coast lease, came home from mthe Fullerton hospital Sunday. It goes without saying that Robert is happy. Mr. and Mrs. Wallenius and Mr. Hampton of the Santa Fe lease motored to Uplands Sunday to visit a very sick friend. Miss Allie Walker of the Columbia lease was happily surprised Saturday afternoon by a call from girlhood friend, Mrs. Maggie Lee, Mrs. Floyd Lee and daughter of Pasadena and Mrs. Orval Beal of Brule, Nebraska. Mrs. T. C. Robinson of the West Coast lease received word from Boston, that her brother is very low with pneumonia, following flu. Mr. Belta of the West Coast lease who has been very sick with pneumonia, is able to be out for a very short time. Mrs. Joe Dumphy of the Columbia lease is entertaining her father, Mr. Kerland of the east. Carl Leoner, a sailor from San Pedro, spent the week-end at the home of J. M. Williams on the Columbia lease. Mr. Miramba and family, accom- MADAM MAXWELL CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST Free Consultation READINGS DAILY AND SUNDAY Office hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 312 E. CENTER ST. RENOUNCEMENT KEEN'S TIRE SHOP the rapidly increasing business, has moved to larger and more partners, where we have installed the most complete line of tire ment together with carrying the largest and best line of tires. A. J. FABER ANAHEIM'S WELL KNOWN VULCANIZER by a LOCAL tire company), has installed the most up-toplant and will own and operate that department in connection on Tire Store. Specifically solicit your patronage, KEEN & FABER 119 NORTH LOS ANGELES STREET A. J. FABER, The Vulcanizer EEN & FABER 119 NORTH LOS ANGELES STREET A. J. FABER, The Vulcanizer _it's WER FOOD Ruddy cheeks and robust health—swinging stride and ready smile—what IS the secret of being really alive? We'll tell you: half of it is in the food you eat. It takes energy to make energy. That's why Germea is power food. For, it contains the "germ" of the wheat—five times as much energy as there is in the whole of the wheat. Small wonder, then, that a single cupful of Germea will make a breakfast for a family of six. Wholesome and delicious! And always economical—in the energy and strength and stamina it yields. SPERRY FLOUR CO. ANAHEIM There's a Sperry Mill within 150 miles of every home in California HT 1 LB. 12 OZ ERMEA FOR BREAKFAST MANUFACTURED BY PERRY FLOUR CO. 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