oc-plain-dealer 1919-03-19

Y. L. FARM BUREAU STUDIES FUMIGATION A very interesting meeting of the Farm bureau was held on Tuesday evening. The subject of the meeting was "Fumigation" and a most instructive discussion of the topic was given. About 50 members were in attendance. On Saturday the Woman's Club will serve a cafeteria luncheon at Ley Hall, catering to those attending the meeting of the Yorba Linda Water Company stockholders. This meeting will be held at 10:30 Saturday morning. Roy DeWitt is building an addition to his bungalow. Miss Mary Walton and Mr. Charles Porter went to Los Angeles on Monday evening to attend a St. Patrick's party. Miss Bettie Turner was surprised by the visit of relatives from Barstow, early this week. Miss Turner returned home with them for a few weeks' visit. Miss Bertha Schuler and Mr. Edwin Kimball helped to celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the home of friends in Olinda. Mr. Leroy Johnston entertained guests from Los Angeles on Sunday. Mrs. Suttles of Pasadena, has been spending a few days as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Meyers. Mrs. E. N. Gage of Los Angeles, has been renewing old friendships in Yorba Linda this week. On Monday afternoon Mrs. Gage, Mrs. Frank Lind and Mrs. Julia Selover, motorized to Fullerton to attend the regular meeting of the Julia Ward Howe Tent, Daughters of Veterans of which they are members. Mrs. J. W. Newell spent Tuesday will receive pay when taking brarian's place. The ladies club of York will serve a cafeteria dinner from 12 to 1. All are invited. YOUTH TAKEN TO JUVENILE C Marshal Wood served a from the juvenile court Tu on Wm. Johnson, 16-year-clerk at the Valencia hotel pleaded guilty last week to of handing out drinks, for was fined $25. Mrs. John Ziegler and Mrs. Anderson charged them with "hounding" them and the officer in an argument later swore out complaint Judge Howard, charging them with disturbing the peace. Mrs. Anderson stated to she, with her mother, was worried over the very serious of her father, John Ziegler, become enraged when Wood ed. Brea and Oil Field Lyman Reed, the 16-mon son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur the Hole lease, passed away after a brief illness. The low was taken ill on Thursday on the following Sunday indigestion was the cause of timely death of the child possible medical attention wied, but it was of no avail. My mother, was formerly Mr Elder, caughter of J. F. Olinda. Funeral services will at the McAuley undertaking in Fullerton Monday at 3:30 ment being made in Loma V etery. Several letters have been Mrs. E. N. Gage of Los Angeles has been renewing old friendships in Yorba Linda this week. On Monday afternoon Mrs. Gage, Mrs. Frank Lind and Mrs. Julia Selover, motorized to Fullerton to attend the regular meeting of the Julia Ward Howe Tent, Daughters of Veterans of which they are members. Mrs. J. W. Newell spent Tuesday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Fricke are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. Howard and her baby son for a few weeks. Mr. Kaub was a Los Angeles visitor Monday. The board of directors of the Yorba Linda library met on Tuesday evening. It was decided to add more shelf room to the library and an order for new books was also O. Ked. Applications for the position of assistant librarian will be received by the board of directors. Those wishing to apply, please send a written application to Mrs. Fred Quigley, secretary of the board. The assistant will be required to donate her services when helping in the library, but Having bought the Dedolph make my place their heart Today, Wednesday, I take charge of the dolph Garage at 117 North Lemon street, will be located in the future, and invite all my and Buick owners generally to call at Today, Wednesday, I take charge of the dolph Garage at 117 North Lemon street, we will be located in the future, and invite all my and Buick owners generally to call at my new make it their headquarters and get real Buick ice. Any business accorded this station will have very best attention which expert skill can make. We will call for cars in trouble day or night, repair them as soon as possible, guarantee our and the charge will be as reasonable as is paid with first-class workmanship and high-grade materials. All auto troubles will be given expert tion. The Bu Phone 206 "Everything is Nothing but" WE TAKE pardonable pr the public the fact th the most complete ar tablishment south of Los Angeles venience has been paramount in o has been taken in the selection of m cies secured. On our floor w lection of Phonographs and Pian any Los Angeles establishment. struments for home, hand or on sories,--Popular, Classical a n The complete catalog ords, comprising more than 15,000 vate booths for demonstration. attention!!! Dedolph Garage at 117 North Lemon Street, I espec their headquarters. I took charge of this Garage, Every necessary improvement in the way of new machinery will be immediately made so that we can do any job exactly right. For the next two or three struments for home, band or orchestra,--Popular, Classical and more ords, comprising more than 15,000 private booths for demonstration. pointment of the world famous S er pianos. It will be a pleas "Everything Music But Musi Schmidt M 136 WEST CENTER ST., take charge of the DeLemon street, where I and invite all my friends to call at my new place, and get real Buick servthis station will have the expert skill can maintain, able day or night, gladly; able, guarantee our work, reasonable as is possible and high-grade mall be given expert atten- Every necessary improvement in the way of new machinery will be immediately made so that we can do any job exactly right. For the next two or three days I will be in Los Angeles buying such improvements as will make the Buick Service Station the very best garage in Northern Orange County. During my absence the garage will be open and a competent man in charge. The entire plant will be one with the single idea "Service" as a foundation. Gas and Oil will be sold, and convenient access can be had to free air and water. All tire troubles will be promptly attended to. Drive in for service. Buick Service HARRY W. STANLEY, Proprietor thing musical ing but music" pardonable pride in announcing to public the fact that here will be found most complete and up-to-date music esof Los Angeles. The customers conparamount in our plans and great care the selection of merchandise and agenOn our floor will be found a wider seraphs and Pianos than can be seen in establishment. A full line of small ine, band or orchestra, with accesClassical and Teachers' music. ete catalog of Columbia Recmore than 15,000 selections with primonstration. Representatives by ap- band or orchestra, with accesClassical and Teachers' music. ete catalog of Columbia Recmore than 15,000 selections with primonstration. Representatives by apworld famous Schiller piano and playwill be a pleasure to serve you. Singing Musical Nothing But Music" dt Music Co. ST., ANAHEIM OWNERS!! eet, I especially invite Buick Owners to s Garage, this morning, Wednesday. We also carry a full line of auto accessories in stock. A full stock of tires, tubes, batteries, lights, plugs, magnetos ,and also do auto accessory repair We also carry a full line of auto accessories in stock. A full stock of tires, tubes, batteries, lights, plugs, magnetos and also do auto accessory repair work. Especial attention will be given in this garage to the upkeep of the Delco Ignition system—which we positively and thoroughly understand. The tires and tubes which will arrive in a few days will be all new—no seconds—and of standard makes. Our place is conveniently located and we invite and will appreciate any patronage accorded us. If you want first class service call and see us.