oc-plain-dealer 1919-03-12

INTER-CLASS TRACK MEET RUN OFF AT HIGH SCHOOL TODAY HIGH SCHOOL NOTES An interclass track meet is being run off at the high school this afternoon. Each of the four classes was entitled to enter two men in each event. The freshmen will give a reption from 7:30 to 10 p.m. the evening of Friday, Mar. 21 for the new class that entered high school second semester. Work on the operetta to be given next month is progressing nicely. A baseball tourney has been arranged between the four classes to determine the class championship. Seniors will play the Juniors and the Sophomores will play the H men in the first games, the w meeting later. The Sophomores conducted sale Tuesday. Each member of class furnished a pie and all of were sold. It is planned to ma an annual custom for the Sopho class to conduct such a sale, the needs to go to the annual. The two companies of cadet considering the proposition of photos for the annual. The about $5 for each of the two page cuts, must be met by the ets. A round-robin tennis tournament being played off by about 15 Each contestant plays every boy nine games, scores being tr into scorekeeper who computes winner from the one winning greatest total of games. —If it's from Witman's, it's good When in Anaheim When in Anaheim VISIT THE OPENINGS. Don't Forget to Visit the Largest Shoe Store —in Northern Orange County and see the greatest display of UP-TO-DATE SPRING FOOTWEAR ever shown in this city. Look even if you don't buy. Kafateria Shoe Store 105 West Center St. Anaheim OTHER STORES AT LONG BEACH, PASADENA AND SANTA ANA. Exchange Grill A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Exchange Grill A GOOD PLACE TO EAT You will not find a better place in Anaheim, for good eats and first-class service. Tables For Ladies PIANO PLAYER AND MUSIC EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT A. KLEUWER, Prop. 132 West Center Street INCREASE YOUR CROPS BY USING— Hauser's Organic Fertilizers All High Grade Animal Matter 100 Per Cent Fertilizer Especially adapted to Orange County Soils--Prompt Deliveries. See — CARL J. SWEETERS Phone 94J Anaheim The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. OLINDA OILMAN SUFFERS BROKEN BONES IN FALL OLINDA, Mar. 10.—Special—Roy Vanetta, oil car loader for the Petroleum Development Co. at Olinda was quite seriously injured last Wednesday afternoon, when one of the planks leading from the loading rack to the car broke, and he fell a distance of 12 to 15 feet, lighting on the hard oil ground below. He sustained three broken ribs, a dislocated ankle, a broken wrist, and many minor bruises and cuts about the head and face. Mr. Vanetta has long been a resident and an employee of the Santa Fe and his many friends will be sorry to hear of his misfortune. Mr. Schryer, a former resident of Anaheim, and for some time an employee of the Santa Fe is working in Mr. Vanetta's place. Mr. Carl Johnston, who lives on the Union Lease but is employed on the Columbia lease, run a nail thru his foot last Wednesday. The Columbia lease is remodeling its boarding house. The carpenters laid a new floor in the dining room last Friday. Other improvements may follow. Several of Rev. Lewis's old members of the Olinda First M. E. church surprised him by walking into his church at Owensmouth, Sunday. Those who went were Mr. and Mrs. Abbott of the Columbia lease. JOHN KOGGE BUYS ANOTHER GROVE John Kogge has purchased the Link ten-acre orange grove and home on the Ball-rd, one-half mile west of the state highway. Mr. Kogge recently sold a 20-acre grove, situated 3 1-2 miles west of Anaheim, to Roy Johnson of Santa Anna, and is an experienced clrus man. He is planning more improvements for his new property and expects to have one of Anaheim's big producers in a short time. The C. B. Berger Company acted as agents in both sales. NEW SWIMMING POOL Frank Miller, proprietor of the Glenwood hotel at Riverside, has been making some improvements upon his beach property at Arch Beach, and among other improvements contemplated by him is a swimming pool. TUESDAY A 5 DAY BED S The Columbia lease is remodeling its boarding house. The carpenters laid a new floor in the dining room last Friday. Other improvements may follow. Several of Rev. Lewis's old members of the Olinda First M. E. church surprised him by walking into his church at Owensmouth, Sunday. Those who went were Mr. and Mrs. Abbott of the Columbia lease, Mr. and Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Chas. Robb of the Santa Fe lease, and Mrs. Emery of the Olinda lease, mother of Mrs. Lewis. They took well filled baskets, among other things a large birthday cake in honor of Rev. Lewis's birthday. Mrs. Campbell of Seattle is visiting Mrs. Campbell of the West Coast Boarding House. Later she will visit at Pasadena with her people. Arthur Campbell is still in France. The son of Mr. and Mrs. John Green of Olinda, "Shorty" as he is known among his friends here, who has been very low with double pneumonia is reported much better. Mr. Elliott Habbitt of the Columbia lease spent the week-end with his parents at Puente. Mr. Beecher Dynes of the Columbia lease was a business visitor in Fullerton, Saturday. Mr. Myers of the Santa Fe broke his right arm cranking his auto Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Calkins, accompanied by Mrs. Nelson of the Columbia lease spent the week-end in Los Angeles. Mrs. A. F. Kearns of Brea visited with Mrs. Chas. Robb of the Santa Fe lease Saturday. Mr. Virgil Clapp of the Olinda lease visited his father at Uplands over the week-end. Mr. Charlie Robb was a business visitor in Santa Ana Monday. Mrs. Lucy Nelson of the Columbia lease had quite a severe attack of neuritis of the brain Saturday. Mr. Charles Robb received the sad news of the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. J. A. Hadder of Pennsylvania. C. P. Scott and family took supper Sunday evening with their sister Mrs. W. J. Robinson of the Columbia lease. We hear that Charley Robb of the Santa Fe lease has gone to raising Mr. Charles Robb received the sad news of the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. J. A. Hadder of Pennsylvania. C. P. Scott and family took supper Sunday evening with their sister Mrs. W. J. Robinson of the Columbia lease. We hear that Charley Robb of the Santa Fe lease has gone to raising goats, and have you got that team of billys broke to drive yet? How about it Charley? Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scott of the Orange lease spent the week-end with friends on the Columbia lease. W. H. Clark and family of the Columbia lease visited the show in Anaheim Sunday afternoon. Mona Miranda, Gertrude Schryer, Willie Ryan and Louisa Cullen and Miss Sairbin took a long hike to Carbon Canyon, Sunday. Mr. Ryan and son Charlie went up in the evening and accompanied the young ladies home. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Long and two children, and Helen Miranda all of the Santa Fe lease attended the show in Anaheim Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sairbin and family of Olive spent the week-end with Mr. Schryer and family of the Santa Fe lease. Miss Mona Miranda of the Santa Fe lease took supper with Miss Freida Williams at the Columbia Boarding house Saturday evening. Mr. F. H. Bowe, Santa Fe agent at Olinda, who has been quite sick resumed his duties Monday. Mrs. Nelson of the Columbia lease spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bowe and family of the Santa Fe lease. Mrs. J. M. Williams and children of the Columbia lease spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Miranda and family of the Santa Fe lease. There are more than 3,000 America. This is a little beaten country. 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