oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-21

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL W. J. Olsen was in Los Angeles yesterday for the day. G. M. Simpson is driving a new Lexington touring car. Miss Dorice Hawley spent the week end in Los Angeles with relatives. Chan Agnor of Los Angeles was a business visitor in this city today. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leslie spent yesterday with Mrs. Greable of Pasadena. Mrs. B. J. Brown has returned from a several days' visit at San Diego. Miss L. A. Wood was the dinner guest yesterday of Miss G. Carey at Santa Ana. H. P. Tobin and family have moved from North Olive-st to 414 North Los Angeles-st. Mr. and Mrs. P. Frahm and Miss Mae Frahm spent Sunday with their friends at Brea. County Clerk Joe Backs of Santa Ana, was a business visitor in this city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Yeoman and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Brown were at Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Rolfe, Elbert Ford, Miss Gladys Reeks and Mrs. C. A. Reeks spent today in Los Angeles. H. S. Warner yesterday returned to his home at Orange after being at the hospital two weeks. Mrs. Haas of East Broadway underwent a major operation Saturday at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. and Mrs. M. Lichenstein spied yesterday with friends at Riverside. Mrs. G. S. Hills and family spent Sunday at Hollywood with relative Dr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Myers and daughters spent Sunday at La Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stroup and daughter were Long Beach visited yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Handleman and daughter visited yesterday Los Angeles. Thos. L. McFadden of Placement was a business visitor in this city day. Aubrey Matthews and Eugene Cifer went hunting yesterday in canyon. Mrs. Grace Kock and daughter Miss Gladys spent Sunday at La Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schwartz, family motored to Venice yesterdays for the day. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Simpson tended the Easter services yesterday at the Temple Baptist church. C. A. Reeks and sons Harold Frank, and Elbert Ford went to South Beach Saturday night grunion hunting. Homer Anderson of Los Angeles was the guest Sunday of his sister-in-law, Miss Jessie Culton of Walt Disney-rd. Mrs. Agnes Jensen and daughter Misses Edith and Coral of Los Angeles, spent yesterday with Anaht relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tremble, Mr. and Mrs. William Koogler and daughter of Long Beach were the guests of Hammond family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Yeoman and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Brown were at Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Rolfe, Elbert Ford, Miss Gladys Reeks and Mrs. C. A. Reeks spent today in Los Angeles. H. S. Warner yesterday returned to his home at Orange after being at the hospital two weeks. Mrs. Haas of East Broadway underwent a major operation Saturday at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leep are leaving soon for Sargent, Neb., where they will visit for several months. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kneip and family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson and baby motored to Seal Beach yesterday. J. H. Bleecker, John Powers, John Toussau, Manuel Calvin spent Sunday at San Pedro and Fort McArthur. Mrs. Clara Altnow-Curtis, formerly of Anaheim, but more recently of Alhambra, has accepted a position at Heying's Pharmacy. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Utter and family attended the Sunrise services at Mt. Rubideaux yesterday later motor-ing to Victorville. Edwin Curtis has gone to Wichita Falls, Texas, where he will be employed in the oil fields. Mrs. Curtis will go to Texas later. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Smith and daughter Winnifred of Los Angeles spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Groom of 214 Zeyn-st. Surges W. H. Baxter and wife are receiving congratulations today over the arrival at the Fullerton hospital this morning of a fine baby girl. Mother and baby doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hathaway and Mrs. M. E. Canby of the Blue Bird Shop, Mrs. Harriet K. Boyd and son, James, motored to Seal Beach yesterday, enjoying a picnic lunch on the sands and surf bathing. Mr. and Mrs. J. Schneider and family who have sold their ranch on W. Orangehorse-ave, are domiciled temporarily at the Mission Apts. until their new home on N. Los Angeles-st is completed. Homer Anderson of Los Angeles was the guest Sunday of his sister-in-law, Miss Jessie Culton of W. tella-rd. Mrs. Agnes Jensen and daughter Misses Edith and Coral of Los Angeles, spent yesterday with Anahu relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tremble, Mr. and Mrs. William Koogler and daughter of Long Beach were the guests of Hammond family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. U.S.Amack and Mr.Coy Amack were Long Beach visitors yesterday. They attended the Broome meeting last evening. Mr. and Mrs.A.Nowolny and son, Mr. and Mrs.Al Erickson and son, daughter were at Long Beach yesterday for the day. Mr. and Mrs.L.J.Dans and All Barnes visited yesterday at Ball with Mr.Dank's mother, who spending the summer there. Mr. and Mrs.C.A.Reeks, M.Gladys Reeks, Harold Reeks, Leonard Proeferoch motored to Padent and Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs.McPherson and son of Angeles were guests of Mr. and M.L.E.Miller yesterday. Mr.McPherson has returned from service. Mr. and Mrs.John C.Shive eight weeks old son of Long Beach spent Saturday and Sunday with Shive's sister, Miss Marjorie Shive. Mr. and Mrs.F.A.Alexander motored to Long Beach yesterday were accompanied home by Mr.Alexander's mother, Mrs.L.B.Spence. Forrest Fowler motored to R lands yesterday and was accompany home by his wife and baby who sped the past week with Mrs.Fowler father. Mr. and Mrs.W.Gunnett,H.G nett and Mrs.L.S.Johnson motored to Long Beach yesterday, spend the day with Mr.and Mrs.John Gnett and family. The Fullerton Board of Trade raising a fund to buy uniforms for the city band. At the last meet of the board $205 was subscribed men in attendance. Mr. and Mrs.Chars.Goff and finally Sam.Newnes and his brother I am Agent for Model Laundry J. L. ADKINS —Phone Anaheim 14-W Full Line of Accessories All Parts For Buick Cars Batteries, Tires, Tubes, Blow-Out Shoes, Washerand in fact anything you need in the accessory line for your Buick. Free Air, Water and Service Car. Oil, Gas INVEST! Stanley’s Buick Repair Station HARRY W. STANLEY, Prop. 117 North Lemon St. Phone 256 We Have. Have You? Mrs. M. Lichenstein spent with friends at Riverside. Hilies and family spent Hollywood with relatives. Mrs. Wm. P. Myers and spent Sunday at Long Mrs. Ben Stroup and were Long Beach visitors Mrs. L. Handleman, son of visited yesterday in McFadden of Placentia less visitor in this city to Matthews and Engene Carnting yesterday in the Joe Kock and daughter, spent Sunday at Long Mrs. A. J. Schwartz and loved to Venice yesterday Mrs. G. M. Simpson at Easter services yesterdayole Baptist churcheks and sons Hardid and Elbert Ford went to Seal day night grunion hunt Anderson of Los Angeles, spent Sunday of his sister Jessie Culton of W. Kaes Jensen and daughters, and Coral of Los Ange-esterday with Anaheim and friends Mrs. Tremble, Mr. and son Koogler and daughter which were the guests of the family Sunday. Chas. Newnes, who has just returned from overseas, motored through the country yesterday covering about 300 miles. Chas. Newnes left today for his home in Montana. Judge and Mrs. J. S. Howard and family motored to the home of A. H. Horwitz in Los Angeles yesterday. They were accompanied home by Miss Hannah Horwitz who spent last week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Giltz and son of Fullerton were, the week-end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horwitz. Captain W. H. Wickett, Fullerton physician, who has been in the service for the past year, passed through Santa Ana Thursday to Camp Kearny in charge of a special train of aviators going to the camp for demobilization. Wickett was met at Orange by members of the Wickett, Chapman, Thamer and Johnson families of Fullerton and vicinity. He is a son-in-law of C. O. Chapman of Placentia. Captain Wickett probably will re-establish his practice at Fullerton and Anaheim. Garden Grove F. E. Harrison has been laid up the past week as a result of a painful injury he sustained while unloading an engine near Stanton, when the crow bar he was using as a pry slipped, and inflicted an ugly gash in his right leg five inches long and an inch deep. He got into his machine and immediately drove home. Dr. Violett was summoned and found it necessary to take seven or eight stitches to close the wound. He is now gatting along very nicely and hopes soon to be back on the job in CAN'T SOLICIT HIS FORMER CUSTOMERS J. L. Adkins, former Anaheim laundry driver and now working in Anaheim for the Model Laundry of Santa Ana, cannot solicit trade from the customers of the Anaheim Laundry which he formerly served, for the Santa Ana company, according to an injunction granted by Superior Judge R. Y. Williams. The court denied the Anaheim company's plea for $750 damages which it declared had already been sustained by reason of Adkins solicitation for the Model laundry in the past three weeks. $100,000,000 WORTH OF RANGETRACTORS WILL GO TO EUROPE Nearly $100,000,000 worth of American farm tractors to be shipped abroad this year will: Replace war caused man shortages in France and England. Free peasant laborers for more schooling and socializing influences in the Bankans and in Turkey. Save camel and buffalo power in Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece and other tropical lands where horses are little used in agriculture. Increase the crop production in nearly all countries of the world. Approximately 90,000 American tractors will be sold for export this year if last year's export rate is maintained. More than 314,000 tractors will be manufactured in the United States in 1910; according to FIRST S WITH In the final estate of Will Mrs. Emma She brought ecutors of the sion of an a or property, $1600. Sheerty belonged of the court the estate. 2ND AND EASTER S (Conclude her knees are to humanity It is not do but love that Miss Duk again with M Greet the D Lord, to arri now for His Rev Ray Friend's chu gation with Those in to thank Mr untiring effec to the San Ernest Wal the Cross ar who built it ed and trin stands now the hill. To the Yorba L their liberal grams which singing Menderson of Los Angeles, great Sunday of his sister Jessie Culton of W. Knoxes Jensen and daughters, and Coral of Los Angeles yesterday with Anaheim and friends. Mrs. Tremble, Mr. and Mrs. Jensen and daughters, and Coral of Los Angeles yesterday with Anaheim and friends. Mrs. U. S. Amack and Miss were Long Beach visitors. They attended the Brown event evening. Mrs. A. Nowolny and sons, Mrs. Al Erickson and son were at Long Beach on the day. Mrs. L. J. Danz and Al G. ted yesterday at Balboa Dank's mother, who is in summer there. Mrs. C. A. Reeks, Miss ks, Harold Reeks, and oe froch motored to Passos Angeles yesterday. Therson and son of Los are guests of Mr. and Mrs. yesterday. Mr. McPhernurned from service. Mrs. John C. Shive and old son of Long Beach, day and Sunday with Mr. Miss Marjorie Shive. Mrs. F. A. Alexander moong Beach yesterday and opened home by Mr. Alexther, Mrs. L. B. Spencer. Fowler motored to Redday and was accompanied wife and baby who spent week with Mrs. Fowler's Mrs. W. Gunnett, H. Guns, L. S. Johnson motored beach yesterday, spending Mr. and Mrs. John Gunnily. Berton Board of Trade is in to buy uniforms for and At the last meeting $205 was subscribed by曼德ance. Mrs. Chas. Goff and famwnes and his brother, ful injury he sustained while unloading an engine near Stanton, when the crow bar he was using as a pry slipped, and inflicted an ugly gash in his right leg five inches long and inch deep. He got into his machine and immediately drove home. Dr. Violett was summoned and found it necessary to take seven or eight stitches to close the wound. He is now getting along very nicely and hopes soon to be back on the job installing Johnson Marine Turbine pumps. Wm. Evans, one of Garden Grove's oldest residents passed away at his home 3-4 of a mile south of the Westminster boulevard Sunday, April 13, after short illness. The deceased came from England 38 years ago and has lived with his brother, Harry, in Garden Grove over 20 years. The brothers were bachelors and have lived together continuously over 50 yrs. with the exception when the deceased came to this country in advance of his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reyburn returned Tuesday from Los Angeles where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. S. S Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. E Butler, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Sandman and Mr. and Mrs. F Munroe motored to Anaheim Landing Wednesday evening and enjoyed a picnic lunch on the beach and a swim in the surf. The many friends of Mrs. W. A. Wheeler will sympathize with her in the death of her father, who passed away at his home in Long Beach from cancer of the stomach. Mr. and Mrs. Earl C Marshall arrived last Monday from Vallejo, where Earl is a mechanic in the shipyards, for a months visit with friends and relatives. The trip was made overland from San Francisco in their new Haynes Six touring car. Members of the T. A. C Club accompanied by their husbands motorized Friday night to Seal Beach for a picnic party at the Arkley cottage. Miss Carrie Kimball spent Wednesday with Mrs. Stephen Cannon of Bolia. Edw. Marion of Anaheim has accepted a position with the Ryan Fruit Company. Mrs. T. E. Niles has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. J Phillips at San Dimas. Save camel and buffalo power in Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece and other tropical lands where horses are little used in agriculture. Increase the crop production in nearly all countries of the world. Approximately 90,000 American tractors will be sold for export this year, if last year's export rate is maintained. More than 314,000 tractors will be manufactured in the United States in 1918, according to estimate of the Agricultural Department. Together with 100,000 machines put in use on American farms last year, this will give one tractor for each 17 farms. It indicates a tremendous saving in man-power and horsepower on American farms, experts say. TO HIRE ARCHITECT At a meeting of the trustees of the proposed new tourist hotel at Santa Ana today, an architect is to be selected from a number now under consideration. During the last two weeks thetees have been looking over suggestions offered by a number of Los Angeles architects, and a decision will be reached Monday afternoon as to who shall be designated as the man to prepare the plans for the hotel. The hotel fund has not been fully raised, but the trustees are proceeding with preliminary plans in the belief that the necessary amount will be available by the time building details can be completed to the point where actual construction work can start. Egg Dyes 5c: Heying's Pharmacy. SECOND INSTALLMENT County taxes become delinquent on Monday, April 28th. Remittances should be paid in time to reach this office before that date. Those who pay at the office should do so, if possible, before the last day to avoid the discomfiture of standing in line. All remittances whether checks or cash should be accompanied by tax bill or description of property. J.C.LAMB Tax Collector ed Friday night to Seal Beach for a picnic party at the Arkley cottage. Miss Carrie Kimball spent Wednesday with Mrs. Stephen Cannon of Bolia. Edw. Marion of Anaheim has accepted a position with the Ryan Fruit Company. Mrs. T. E. Niles has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Phillips at San Dimas. —Piano players, Schmidt Music Co. —Phonographs, Schmidt Music Co., Anaheim. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE—Pair of three year-old marsh weight 1200 and 1500 lbs. $150. Take team this week or will sell separate $75 each. They are broke and are good ones. Phone 33 R 1. Fehlman. FOR SALE—Large wooden packing boxes and 200 pounds of clean execlisor. Anaheim Music and Novelty Co., next to Fairyland theatre. FOR SALE—White Pekin Duck eggs for hatching, 10c each. Phone 70. FOR SALE—Light auto with delivery body, good running condition, good tires, $100. N. W. Hatfield, Phone 266J2. WANTED—Experienced orange packers, steady work will take few inexperienced. Call 276. WANTED—Man and team to move out on ranch. All he can raise free. Small salary additional. See Gilbert at Liberty Garage. FOR SALE—Henderson bush limas, Lady Washington, Kentucky and sweet corn for sale, 200 egg incubator. Will trade for bean straw. First house south of Orangethorpe on Placentia. Minute For Ford This is a new patent attachment you to make a change of tire, for and easy to change—no complication and the sweat and worry over time forever. We have the exclusive agency ity and would like to demonstrate terested. The price for this minute wheel ed on all four wheels, is only— This price also includes an extra w—Be sure to see this greatest of C. J. N VULCANIZING, TIRES 123 South Los Angeles St. FIRST SKIRMISH ENDS WITH WIDOW LOSER In the first legal battle over the estate of William Schulte, the widow Mrs. Emma Schulte, was the loser. She brought an action against the executors of the estate for the possession of an automobile and some other property, altogether worth about $1600. She asserted that the property belonged to her. The decision of the court was that it belongs to the estate. 2ND ANNUAL YORBA LINDA EASTER SERVICE BIG SUCCESS (Concluded from Page One.) her knees and this should be a lesson to humanity. It is not democracy, not monarchy, but love that accomplished wonders." Miss Duke charmed her hearers again with her rendition of "Arise to Greet the Dawn," which seemed like a call to "carry on" the work of the Lord, to arise and be ready to strike now for His cause. Rev. Ray Carter, pastor of the Friend's church dismissed the congregation with a word of earnest prayer. Those in charge of this event wish to thank Mrs. Carl Seamans for her untiring efforts to make it a success, to the San Pedro Co., who thru Mr. Ernest Walker, donated lumber for the Cross and to Mr. N. E. Trueblood who built it. Mr. T. B. Welch painted and trimmed this symbol which stands now as a permanent fixture on the hill. To the Plain Dealer and the Yorba Linda Star goes thanks for their liberal donation of printed programs which made the community singing such a pleasant part of the life. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller and family are visiting with Mr. Arthur Miller at his ranch home here, Mr. Miller is in the government employ at the auditing department on Mare Island. Mr. Charles Porter was a Los Angeles visitor on Friday. Mrs. Chas. Selover entertained with a family breakfast party following the Sunrise service. Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Welch, Harold Welch and their house guest, Mrs. Bradley, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Young of Los Angeles who spent the week-end in Yorba Linda. The Fruit Variety Comm. of the Avacado Association will be guests of E. E. Knight on Monday. Miss Francis Bohannon of Los Angeles came home an Thursday to spend the day with her parents. Mrs. T. B. Welch is entertaining Mrs. Mary Bradley of Manhattan, Nevada for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. George Harris motorized to Whittler on business Saturday. Mrs. A. C. Baxter is helping one in Sunderland's restaurant. Miss Esther Welsell of Beaumont is spending the week-end with her parents. Mrs. Farrington and Miss Edna Farrington of Van Nuys came out to visit Mrs. Jacobs for the week-end. —If it's from Witman's, it's good. Make Your Old Tire Do Double Duty to thank Mrs. Carl Seamans for her untiring efforts to make it a success, to the San Pedro Co., who thru Mr. Ernest Walker, donated lumber for the Cross and to Mr. N.E. Trueblood who built it. Mr. T.B. Welch painted and trimmed this symbol which stands now as a permanent fixture on the hill. To the Plain Dealer and the Yorba Linda Star goes thanks for their liberal donation of printed programs which made the community singing such a pleasant part of the program. The Intermediate Christian Endeavorers held another one of their lively social gatherings at the home of Miss Esther Norris on Friday evening.' Games and music occupied the evening and the young people showed a deep appreciation of the delicious refreshments that were served. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson are reWitman. Eyesight Specialist. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 A Want Ad in The Plain Dealer will sell that piece of property. Dr. J.E. Waters DENTIST Anaheim Michell Bldg. Tel. Pac. 391 THANKS We wish to extend to all, our sincere appreciation for the bountiful patronage accorded us since we assumed management of this business four months ago. Sorry we had to refuse so many of our good patrons's work last Friday and Saturday, but we were simply swamped. Anaheim Dye Works "The Home of Perfect Dry Cleaning" Block West of Post Office Phone 147J Minute Wheel For Ford Automobiles Patent attachment for the hub of your wheel, which enables change of tire, for any reason, in less than 60-seconds. Simple usage—no complications. 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