oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-14

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Chas. Federman spent Sunday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Danz and Al. G. Barnes spent Sunday in Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Locke were visitors over Sunday in Los Angeles. W. J. Olsen was a visitor in Los Angeles yesterday, attending the Orpheum. Wm. Hansard and sons were among those who attended the motorcycle climb yesterday. Guy Olson and Miss Mildred Waltman attended the hill climb yesterday at Capistrano. Fred Waltman went to San Bernardino to spend the week-end with his parents. Miss Edith Jacobs of Los Angeles was the week-end guest of Mrs. T. L. Singleton. Miss Helen Metz of Santa Ana spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. F. C. Edwards. Mrs. Ella Williams of East Center spent a few days last week with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Garrison and daughter Lols motored to Alhambra Sunday and visited relatives. Miss Grace Baumgartel of Los Angeles spent yesterday with Miss Ethiel Harling. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Osborne went to San Diego yesterday and spent the day with relatives and friends. Mrs. H. G. Schmalzer was Anaheim hospital Saturday after removal of a goiter. W. H. Key of Placentia under a major operation at the A hospital on Saturday. C. O. Gruwell left the hospital today, having fully recovered from a major operation about three weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Troutman, family enjoyed yesterday at Mr. son. Mrs. Silcker and son of Pittsville have been the guests few days of Mrs. Ella William Center-st. Mr. F. E. Bacon, who recently arrived here from Ripon, Wils., ill at the home of his son, J. Con, in Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. George Koch and the daughter of Los Angeles spent week-end with Mrs. Koch's mrs. McCoy. Miss Emily Hatch returned morning from Los Angeles when she spent several days as the guest at relatives and friends. Miss Mildred Matthews of Los Angeles was the week-end guest of and Mrs. Gen. Dunton, Sunday, enjoyed a motor trip to Laguna Beach. Miss Edith Jensen and Evelynsen of Los Angeles returned to home Sunday after spending so many days here with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lee, Schmallhofer, and Mrs. Klausen of Los Angeles, were dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. H. Klinging of Santa Ana-st. Irving Gates, who landed in York last week from France where he spent six months in the headquarters hospital corps, is expected shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Holland and sly Clyde and Elmer of Santa Ana, dinner guests yesterday of daughter and husband, Mr. and J. P. Sebastian. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Parks son, Sterling and Eugene, motors Riverside yesterday, spending day with relatives and friends. G. O. PAYNE & CO. 131 E. CENTER Successor to Fred Marsh We offer for your consideration strictly Quality Merchandise at reasonable prices. Coffee is high and going higher— Shillings Coffee, 1 lb. can ... $43¢ Iris Coffee, 1 lb. can ... $42¢ Iris Coffee, 3 lb. can ... $1.20 Very Fne Quality Bulk Coffee, 1 lb 35¢ 3 lbs. ... $1.00 Royal Baking Powd, large can ... $35¢ Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lb. can 20¢ Shilling Baking Powder, 1 lb. can ... $42¢ Velvet Flour, 49 pound sack ... $3.35 High Grade Patent flour, 49 lb. sk $3.05 —We guarantee every sack. Eastern Rolled Oats, 4 lbs. ... $25¢ Extra Fancy Northern Pink Beans, 3 lbs. ... $25¢ Fancy Cal. Jap Rice, pound ... $10¢ Quail Brand Corn, can ... $15¢ Empson's Primrose Peas, can ... $21¢ Crisco, 6 lb. size $1.75 All Flavors Jello... 10¢ Campbell's Soups... 11¢ Pure Sorghum, 5 Irving Gates, who landed in York last week from France where he spent six months in the headquarters hospital corps, is expected shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Holland and the Clyde and Elmer of Santa Ana, dinner guests yesterday of the daughter and husband, Mr. and J. P. Sebastian. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Parks son, Sterling and Eugene, motored Riverside yesterday, spending day with relatives from that city also Redlands. Chet Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Rocks and Mrs. Chapman of Long Beach spent yesterday at Laguna Beach at the bill climbing contest. M. K. Beebe agency superintendent for the Maryland Assurance Corporation, went to San Diego to spend the week on business was accompanied by his brother law, A. F. Ulrich. "The Little Fellow Shoe Shop" moved into its new location at East Center-st. He has the latest Landis machines for sowing on soils and can fix anything that looks like a shoe. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly and daughters Rose and Elizabeth as Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kelley and fam motored to Los Angeles Saturday after witnessed the celebration of the return of the 160th. Mr. and Mrs. L. Pape, Mrs. Junge Mrs. Le Veck, Miss Margaret Juniper Miss Antonette Friend, and Arch Ernst composed a merry party we attended the motorcycle climb yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Romaine Berger and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Berg and family, Mrs. Minnie Pearce as niece Mrs. Frances Sockerson, Mr M. E. Canby, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hathaway motored to Orange County Park yesterday afternoon and enjoyed a picnic supper in the evening. M. G. Anlauf, accompanied by cousin from Canada, motored down from his Santa Paula ranch Sunday for the Capistrano hill climb. They were accompanied back today by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gates, Mr. Gate who has just returned from army service, and Mr. Anlauf will fish for trout in the Sescape this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Goble and daughters, Violet and Bernice, motored to Los Angeles yesterday to visit with Mrs. Goble's mother, Mrs A.A.McKinney, and her sisters and husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crogs and little daughter Amy, and Mr and Mrs.Wendell Rapp, Mr.Rapp has just returned from overseas. Wm.Junge, who returned last week after receiving his honorable discharge from the 63rd U.S.Inf band, regarded as the best musical organization in the army, has purchased a new Oldsmobile roadster.Her will return May 1 after a vacation to Fancy Cal. Jap Rice, pound ... 10¢ Quail Brand Corn, can ... 15¢ Empson's Primrose Peas, can ... 21¢ Crisco, 6 lb. size $1.75 All Flavors Jello ... 10¢ Campbell's Soups... 11¢ Pure Sorghum, 5 lb. pail ... 65¢ Treasure Bay Shrimps, can ... 15¢ Fancy Santa Clara Prunes, 2 lbs. ... 25¢ Large Fairy Soap, bar ... 11¢ Red Seal Lye, can 11¢ TODAY WE ARE RECEIVING A CARLOAD OF CHEVROLETS. Place your order with us at once. First come first served. There certainly will be a shortage of cars this summer, so if you are contemplating getting a new car, do so at once. Our easy selling plan may solve the problem for you TAGGART MOTOR CO 308 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 413, Anaheim, Cal. M. G. Schmelzer was at the hospital Saturday for the first of a goiter. L. Key of Placentia underwent operation at the Anaheim on Saturday. Grunwell left the hospital Sate having fully recovered from an operation about three weeks and Mrs. C. S. Troutman and Mrs. J. E., Troutman and enjoyed yesterday at Mt. Wilford. E. Bacon, who recently arrived from Hipon, Wits., is very home of his son, J. M. Baullerton. And George Koch and litter of Los Angeles spent the day with Mrs. Koch's mother, Coy. Family Hatch returned this from Los Angeles where she perished days as the guest of related friends. Willdred Matthews of Los Anzio the week-end guest of Mr. Geo. Dunton, Sunday they motor trip to Laguna. Henry Jensen and Evelyn Jenks Angeles returned to their day after spending several with friends and relatives. Mrs. Morris Lee, Mrs. Fisher, and Mrs. Klauser, all Angeles, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kampunta Ana-ast. Gates, who landed in New York week from France where six months in the headquarter corps, is expected back. Mrs. Holland and sons, Elmer of Santa Ana, were guests yesterday of their husband, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton. Mrs. John D. Parks and ing and Eugene, motored to yesterday, spending the Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Elsenhauer visited in Los Angeles yesterday. Miss Hannah Horwitz is spending this week in Los Angeles with her parents. Jack Doty, proprietor of Doty's Drug Store at Fullerton, was a visitor in town today. Mrs. G. S. Hilies and family were among those who attended the holl climb yesterday. N. Trudeman and family of Talbert were guests yesterday of Frank Champlin and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Eddis were guests yesterday of friends on an auto trip to Pomons and other points. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pritchard and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cchumacher motored to Los Angeles yesterday for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stroup and daughter motored to Capistrano yesterday and witnessed the motorcycle contest. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mang, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Howard and Miss Adela Howard pleicked yesterday at Orange County Park. There will be a dance tomorrow evening at Placentia given by the Court of Honor, Fellinge's orchestra will furnish the music. Mrs. W. J. Evans of Yorba Linda returned to her home yesterday, having been at the hospital for two weeks following a major operation. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Weadon attended the hill climb yesterday. Mrs. Weadon then returned to Log Beach where she is staying for a time. Miss Dorice Hawley returned yesterday afternoon from Los Angeles where she spent a couple of days with her sister Miss Hazel Hawley. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Alexander and their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Russell of Fullerton spent yesterday in Los Angeles with relatives. T. L. Baxter has returned from a three months' visit in San Francisco and other points in the northern part of the state. He leaves this week for Southern Illinois for an extended visit with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Imns have received a letter from a fellow friend. SOCIAL MEETING OF YOUNG FOLKS IS MERRY AFFAIR GARDEN GROVE, April 14—Special—Probably the most interesting social gathering held by the Baptist young people of this town occurred Thursday evening at the home of J. Garfield Allen on Euclid Ave. At 7:30 the group began to assemble, at 8 o'clock a crowded house had appeared.The evening was merrily spent in business relating to the progress of the organization, about a dozen new members were added to the society This regular session was followed by games and a jolly old fathomed candy pull.Mr. and Mrs.Allen as usual proved themselves as "hosts" of much cheer. Mrs. S. Horowitz returned Tuesday evening from a few days' visit with relatives in Los Angeles. F. A. Monroe is sporting a brand new Dodge touring car. Tom Tournat has left for San Francisco where he will visit his brother Waldo who is working in the shipyards. Miss Mildred Spain visited Mr. and Mrs. George Spain in Los Angeles last week. J.H Wilson of San Diego was looking after his ranch at Garden Grove last Wednesday. Mrs. George Ralfe has been suffering from ptomaine poisoning. E.C.Knijppenberg purchased a new Oakland Sensible Six this week from Edgar & Hayes of Santa Ana. A new modern Boyle & Dayton five gallon air pressure pump has been installed at the Pearson Auto Repair Shop. D.R.Crawford of El Centro was renewing old acquaintances and looking after his 51-acre ranch near Garden Grove last week. A side of excuses doused Another Mrs. Holland and sons, Elmer of Santa Ana, were needs yesterday of their and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Stilin. Mrs. John D. Parks and ag and Eugene, motored to yesterday, spending the relatives from that city and ids. Jenson, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. r. and Mrs. Rocks and Mr. Chapman of Long Beach day at Laguna Beach and climbing contest. Ober, agency superintenthe Maryland Assurance went to San Diego today e week on business. He anlated by his brother-inLirich. The Fellow Shoe Shop" has its new location at 117 st. He has the latest shines for sewing on sales anything that looks like M. E. CHURCH NOTES There will be choir practice on the Easter music Tuesday and Friday evenings. The W. H. M. S. will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Paul V. Hester, 126 So. Philadelphia-st. Another Victory Mitch AN A MITCHELL ORAL The L The smoothest ever rode in, wheel of this Victoria A MITCHELLE ORANGE The M The smoothest ever rode in, wheel of this Price—We not only inspect e fully inspect e In the Premier ultra distinctive Me WA Agents Corner of Cent RLOAD OF us at once. dy will be a are contemblem for you naheim, Cal. TING FOLKS AFFFAIR April 14—Spec-Interesting the Baptist own occurred home of J. and Ave. At assemble, at house had apwas merrily to the progabout a dozadded to the don was folly old faithand Mrs. Althemselves as needed Tuesday visit with terneon. Mrs. Luci Beardsley led the devotionals and Mrs. J. G. Allen had charge of the program, the subject being, "Children of the Orient." The society accepted an invitation from Mrs. Johnson of Orange where they will be entertained for an all day meeting Thursday, May 22. Mrs. C. K. Lee is visiting her sister, Mrs. Calahan in Santa Susana. Miss Mildred Harper and Mrs. Irvine Spothers spent the week-end at Areh Beach. Miss Dorothy Mott of Santa Ana spent the week-end at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Crane. Francis Westgate who has been in the Officers Training School at Mare Island has arrived home for a two weeks' furlough. Wayne Holt who has been serving in the Hospital Corps overseas has received his honorable discharge and returned home. Mrs. Irvine Sprothers and daughter of Los Angeles have been visiting for a few days at the home of Miss Mildred Harper. Miss Ruth Violetts and Miss Mildred Francis enjoyed the week-end at Balboa with a number of school friends. The Tuesday Afternoon Club met April 18th with Mrs. Bosey and Mrs. Price. Response to roll call was answered with 'spring fashion notes.' There was an interesting debate, the principals being Mrs. W. J. Nowsome and Mrs. J. D. Price vs. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Bosey, the result of which was announced a tie by the judges Mesdames Arkley, Cloyes and King. A collation was then served by Mrs. Bosey, assisted by Mrs. Chas. Price of Santa Ana. Mrs. J. A. Knapp and Mrs. Vernon King will entertain the next meeting at the home of Mrs. Knapp. It was decided to hold the annual picnic party Friday evening, April 18th at the Arkley cottage, at Seal Beach, the principal pastime will be participated in by the club members and their husbands. Ident. Ernest Clanbaugh has received his honorable discharge and arrived yesterday from Camp Humphrey, Va. If it's from Witman's, it's good. At New Fairyland Theatre TONIGHT ONLY Mabel Normand, In "Peck's Bad Girl" This is another real picture. This is a similar picture to "Mickey" some say it is just as good as "Mickey." TOMORROW—Night SHIRLEY MASON, In "The Winning Girl" WEDNESDAY—One Night Only. The Western Picture of the Week William Russell, In 'Hobbs in a Hurry' A six-reel drama of breeze and speed. Society and western story of exceptional worth. We say we know YOU ALL will be tremendously pleased with this one. It is Russell's latest and his best. Another one not to miss. You simply must come often this week. TOMORROW—Night SHIRLEY MASON, In "The Winning Girl" WEDNESDAY—One Night Only. The Western Picture of the Week William Russell, In 'Hobbs in a Hurry' A six-reel drama of breeze and speed. Society and western story of exceptional worth. We say we know YOU ALL will be tremendously pleased with this one. It is Russell's latest and his best. Another one not to miss. You simply must come often this week. Adults 15c War Tax Extra Children 5c ANAHEIM FISH MARKET Wholesale and Retail Fresh and Shell Fish of All Kinds Phone Orders Delivered Thursday and Friday Phone 529 120 East Center Street Anaheim Winner Mitchell Arrives ANNOUNCEMENT A MITCHELL AND PREMIER AGENCY FOR ANAHEIM ORANGE, SANTA ANA AND FULLERTON The Mitchell, the Motor Car of 100 Improvements The smoothest, most powerful, easiest riding motor car you ever rode in,—is what you'll say after you've sat behind the wheel of this New Mitchell. A MITCHELL AND PREMIER AGENCY FOR ANAHEIM ORANGE, SANTA ANA AND FULLERTON The Mitchell, the Motor Car of 100 Improvements The smoothest, most powerful, easiest riding motor car you ever rode in,—is what you'll say after you've sat behind the wheel of this New Mitchell Six for ten minutes or ten hours. Price—War tax paid, delivered here, only $1695.00 We not only invite you to see the car but insist that you carefully inspect every unit of its construction and design. In the Premier car is found grace, elegance, ease of riding and ultra distinctive style. The car with the magnetic gear shift. Meet the Premier expert Tuesday at WALTER & DAY Agents for Premier and Mitchell Motor cars. Corner of Center and Olive Anaheim