oc-plain-dealer 1919-03-24

FULLERTON GROUP WILL DRILL WELL IN KRAEMER FIELD YORBA LINDA, Mar. 24. — Special—Developments are still going on apace in the Yorba Linda oil fields. The Standard have a rig almost completed on the Kraemer property adjoining the Chapman lease. A company of 30 Fullerton business men have incorporated the River Bank Oil Company and started to put down their first well the past week. This company purchased 43 acres south of Chapman's, and have taken up leases on 260 acres surrounding their purchase at $50 per acre. Among the members of the pool are E. K. Benchley, G. W. Finch, Dr. Chilton, Wilcoulter, E. W. Hemphill, B. Hartfield, Herman Stern, Col. Jones, Dr. D. C. Cowles, Thomas McCart, Mr. Krause, D. F. Linebarger, A. V. Smith, W. R. Ritchey, C. E. Holcomb, and W. C. Heffern. Prices for Yorban Linda land are soaring sky high. A large amount of acreage has already been leased, and on Friday one strip of 66 acres was leased at $1000 per acre, a total of $66,000 for one year lease. Other land owners in the vicinity have been offered a like sum but are in no hurry to sign their contracts, even at such a figure. The called meeting of the stockholders of the Yorba Linda Water Company was held at 10:30 Saturday morning. The meeting was called to order by President Barton and a proxy committee consisting of Mr. Howe, Mr. Shepherd and Mr. Page were appointed. The meeting was report. At one o'clock the president re-opened the meeting. The principal committee reported that 935 shares of stock were represented by pro-Following the acceptance of this port a roll call was taken brought to light the fact that briefly a quorum was present. The question was taken and it needed a two-thirds majority pass which it lacked. This was considerable discussion of points then the meeting adjourned. Mrs. M. A. Bridge has been entaining her husbands' mother from Los Angeles; and also Mrs. Harriet and Miss Harriman during the week. The guests returned to homes on Sunday. Walter S. Moore and his mother Mrs. N. B. Moore spent several days visiting in Los Angeles Mrs. Emwright made a business trip to Los Angeles Saturday. Mr. A. H. Wilkins was out on Saturday to inspect the well being down on his property, half a mile south of town by the General Petroleum company. Mr. Daptler of Los Angeles attended the water meeting on Saturday. Mrs. Parmenter of Los Angeles recent victim is convalescing the home of her mother Mrs. Nile B. Moore. Miss Catherine Quirk spent Friday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston motored Topangoh Canyon on Sunday. The Martin family held a reunion at their home on Yorba Linda blown on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Walker a family, and their house guest, M Murray, were dinner guests of M and Mrs. Roy Shook Sunday. T. A. Buckmaster and family We Are Delivering Your Grocer In Any Quantity From S The War Is Over—It’s Time to Stop Carr Phone 96 and Get the GEORGE B. ANAHEIM’S QUALITY ST ROSES Plant your own root. 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Carrier WHITE BUSH Bessle Brown British Queen Catherine Zermit Frau Karl Druski YELLOW BUSH Aaron Ward Alex Hill Gray Etolle de Lyon George Elger Harry Kirk YELLOW CLIMBING Gold of Ophir Marchel Nell Rive de Or Robertson Nursery THE HOME NURSERY West Commonwealth Avenue Phone 185-R The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. one o'clock the president the meeting. The proxy reported that 935 shares were represented by proxy. the acceptance of this recal call was taken. This light the fact that barem was present. The vote position was taken, and as a two-thirds majority to it lacked, it failed. There warrable discussion of minor in the meeting adjourned. A Bridge has been enterhusband's mother from and also Mrs. Harriman darriman during the past guests returned to their sunday. Moore and his mother, Moore spent several days visiting in Los Angeles. Right made a business trip during Saturday. Wilkins was out on Satexpect the well being put in property, a half mile own by the General Petrony. of Los Angeles attended meeting on Saturday. center of Los Angeles, a victim is convalescing at of her mother Mrs. Nelterine Quirk spent Friday eles. Mrs. Thurston motored to anyon on Sunday. In family held a reunion one on Yorba Linda-bldd. Mrs. E. R. Walker and their house guest, Miss are dinner guests of Mr. Yoy Shook, Sunday backmaster and family of expect to make their future home here. Mr. and Mrs. William Martin and family motored to Inglewood to spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morch. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Stanley of Whittier were visiting old friends in Yorba Linda on Wednesday. They enjoyed luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Welch. Mr. Sutherland of Occanside has purchased the old Yorba Linda restaurant and is preparing to open up an un-take business in a few days. The San Pedro Lumber Co. has been building a large addition to their lumber shed this week. FEED WOUNDED MEN Over 200 men, most of whom had been severely wounded stopped off Orange Friday on their way to Camp Kearny and were served by the Red Cross canteen. The canteen added a large amount of orange juice to the fresh fruit, chocolate, cigarettes and post cards which they usually give the men. Five cars of casuals, including one of the new hospital cars, few of which are in operation in this country, passed through Orange last Wednesday, men were served with refreshments and the men were served with refreshments by the local canteen. The returned soldiers, who were on their way to Camp Kearny, were warm in their praise of the work of the Red Cross and very grateful for the attentions they received. Attached to the train was the private car of Lillian Russell, the celebrated actress. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 PLAN TO ORGANIZE A COUNTY Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Grace Sutton Poyell, Pacific Coast Field and Town Secretary of the Y. W. C. A., upon the invitation of a number of prominent club women of Orange county, attended a luncheon in Santa Ana recently, where plans for organizing a town and county Y. W. C. A. in Orange co., were discussed. For the past few weeks women all over the county have been working on these plans. A drive is being made for funds to promote the work and also funds for the hostess houses. Most every is already familiar with the work accomplished by the hostess' houses during the war. It is hoped that funds may be raised to support some of the hostess' houses permanently. The cessation of hostilities changed the Y. W. C. A. expenditures very little. It is by the request of the government that some of the hostess' houses will continue in demobilization camps. Thousands of girls engaged in war industries must be helped through the period of readjustment. Y. W. C. A. work in France and Russia cannot stop. At the same time increased demands are made for the regular work of the Young Women's Christian Association and funds to organize a Y. W. C. A. in Orange-co must be raised aside from the war work campaign. Late popular sheet music 10c per copy, 11 copies for $1.00. Schmidt Music Co., 186 W. Center St. ed to their day. J. W. Brickney bays their way hath the Yorba John Wood soldier has the Standard eron lease. Mrs. F. Coast lease in tia Ana Sun Mrs. Bas troleum leav e some better. W. H. Clumbia and t he Beach Sunde Garden Grove Clark's paren Case. They poorly. Mr. and I Santa Fe lea Angeles. Mr. and son of the e and Mrs. Ch of Brea were to view ther. Mr.* Down Iris Koch of Sunday at P The two Earl Abbott who have be ed a little b C.P.Sco umbia lease Mrs.V.Sco Sunday. Edwin, so Delivering Grocery Orders City From $1.00 Up. Easy to Stop Carrying Your Groceries and Get the Service E B. PECK QUALITY STORE and the men were served with refreshments by the local canteen. The returned soldiers, who were on their way to Camp Kearny, were warm in their praise of the work of the Red Cross and very grateful for the attentions they received. Attached to the train was the private car of Lillian Russell, the celebrated actress. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 Popular Sheet Music, 7 1-2 cents per copy. Weber's Book and Music Store. Olinda OLINDA, Mar. 24.—Special—Mr. Robert Miranda and family and the Schryers attended the show in Anaheim Saturday evening. Miss Allie Walker of the Columbia lease spent the week-end with her friend, Miss Grace Jackson, of Los Angeles. Rev. H. T. Lewis, former Olinda M. E. pastor, now of Owensmouth, wife and daughter, Florence, spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs. J. H. Woods of the West Coast lease. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vanatta and son, Marlon, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vanatta and family attended the show in Anaheim, Saturday evening. Mrs. Agnes Emery of the West Coast lease returned home Friday after a two weeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs. H. T. Lewis of Owensmouth. C. P. Scott, wife and three children of the Columbia lease, motored to Los Angeles Sunday, where they were dinner guests of Miss Grace Jackson. In the afternoon, accompanied by Miss Jackson and Miss Walker, they motored to San Pedro. Mr. Sam King, wife and son, his sister, Miss Ida C. King of Pomofia, visited Mrs. Walter Hilburn of the Columbia lease Sunday. Mrs. Robert Miranda and children of the Santa Fe lease spent Sunday with Mrs. J. M. Williams of the Columbia Lease. Mr. Walter Hilburn and daughter Louisa, of the Columbia lease motor- Late popular sheet music 10c per copy, 11 copies for $1.00. Schmidt Music Co., 186 W. Center St. ROSES by one and two-year Rose Bushes. They give and a great many new. 1 year 25 cents each or $5.00 per dozen. RED BUSH ROSES Colina Lady Battershea Lley Lauret Carle Meschendorff Prince E. C. d'Arenberg C. 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Mrs. Bassionett of the General Petroleum lease was taken quite sick Saturday evening, but was reported some better Sunday. W. H. Clark, foreman of the Columbia and two daughters visited Seal Beach Sunday, returning by way of Garden Grove and called on Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Case. They report Mrs. Case quite poorly. Mr. and Mrs. Grinninger of the Santa Fe lease spent Sunday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Connor and son of the Columbia lease, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rice and daughter of Brea went to San Pedro Sunday to view the battleship Oregon. Mr.* Dowell and family and Miss Iris Koch of the Columbia lease spent Sunday at Hermosa Beach. The two children of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Abbott of the Columbia lease, who have been very sick, are reported a little better. C.P. Scott and family of the Columbia lease called on his mother, Mrs.V. Scott of Huntington Park, Sunday. Edwin, son of Mr. and Mrs.W.H. West Coast lease, visited his mother in Los Angeles last week. She had a bad accident some three months ago in which she fractured her hip. She is still confined to her bed. Mrs. Lucy Nelson who spent several days last week at her home in Beilflower, returned to the Columbia lease Friday. Rev.Kent and family of Olinda entertained his mother last week. 58TH ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs.J.K.Brown of W.Broadway quietly celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary yesterday. In the afternoon a company of their friends and neighbors called to offer congratulations and wish them many more happy years of wedded life. Late popular sheet music 10c per copy, 11 copies for $1.00. Schmidt Music Co., 136 W.Center St. That the oil sands are dipping deep toward the west is indicated by the Standard's two test wells, Anaheim Union No.1 and Lock No.1. The Anahelm has reached 3577 feet, and the Lock well is down 3460. Both wells are not showing oil sand that is worth considering as yet. Late popular sheet music 10c per copy, 11 copies for $1.00. 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