oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-25

Social and Personal News From Brea And the Oilfields BREA, April 25.—Special—C. C. Brock feeling the need of a little recreation spent the day in Los Angeles Thursday. Joe Charman, who was operated on the last of the week at Fullerton for the removal of his tonsils and adenoids has returned home and is able to be out, but has not yet returned to his position. Mr. and Mrs. Kit Connelly visited At Weber's Anaheim Stationery Sale If you are needing new stationary of any kind, you had better take advantage of this sale. We are offering our regular— 50c STATIONARY with their aunt in Los Angeles Wednesday. Mrs. Bertha Scott returned to her home in Los Angeles Wednesday after a few days' visit with friends. Mrs. Walter Ford has accepted a position with Neal's Grocery. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bosney and s. Charles Jr. of Santa Ana were here Wednesday consulting Dr. Parrett. Clifford Bruce and family expect leave Sunday for Texas oil field where Mr. Bruce has accepted a position. The Brea Pharmacy, in keepl with their progressive policy has added another new line of merchandise to their already well equipped drug store. They have taken over the Rexall agency for this local and have just received a large shipment of goods, covering the entire line of remedies, toilet articles, sudries, etc. Mr. Smith says he considers not ing too good for his customers either goods or service. Mrs. J. E. Russell, who has been quite ill is improving and her friend will all be glad to see her back to her place of business. Brea was well represented at the Rialto theatre at Fullerton Wednesday night to see Nazimova in "Out of the Fog." Mr. Eldon Cox received the news of the death of his brother Wednesday morning at the Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles. The decease was also a nephew of W. A. Kolb of the Brea Billiard Parlors. Miss Pauline Thayer was up from Long Beach Thursday to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Kinstler. Mr. Bowen of Los Angeles arrived in Brea Wednesday and secured a position at once with the Union Company. Mr. Bowen has seen home only a few days from the service, having volunteered at the beginning of the war. Although he has been in several countries and seen much of the world in his travels he says there is no place like California and he is glad to be back again. you had better take advantage of this sale. We are offering our regular— 50c STATIONARY value at 35c during this sale. Correspondence Cards 50 cent value 35c Box Paper in all shades, 50c value 35c At your leading stationary store WEBER'S Book & Music Store Anaheim, California WE WORK ON ANY MAKE OF CAR, AND HIRE MECHANICS Honesty is Our CHAS. H. M 138 South Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. All Soils Look Alike to the S SANDUSKY PULLING THREE 12-INCH BOTTOMS Cox received the sand bath of his brother Wedding at the Santa Fe hos Angeles. The deceased nephew of W. A. Kolb of Hard Pärlers. Ne Thayer was up from Thursday to visit her Mrs. Kinsler. Of Los Angeles arrived Wednesday and secured a place with the Union Oil Dr. Bowen has been few days from the volunteer at the be-war. Although he has real countries and seen world in his travels he no place like California to be back again. corps of the army of occupation. After a few days' vacation he will resume his work as driller for the Doheny Oil Co. Mrs. A. B. Cobb and baby expect to leave in a few days for Wyoming where her husband is employed in the oil fields. Mr. Cobb left some weeks ago and has now arranged for Mrs. Cobb to join him. He says it has been quite cold there, the change being very noticeable after living in sunny California. "It never rains but it pours," so thinks W. F. Corbett. Friday while working on a lathe he had the misfortune to get several pieces of steel in both eyes. Dr. Parrett removed The Sandusky tractor has lately demonstrated in seemingly all conditions of soil from drifting river sand to the toughest ranch land with great success. As a contrast to former illustrations when this "little fellow with the big pull" has shown its efficiency in the worst kind of soil, note this tractor pulling three 12-in. bottom plows with ease in heavy soil and note the deep, even furrows. The Sandusky is making wood under all tests. Note what Mr. Lane says in regard to his Sandusky in this issue. Thayer was up from Thursday to visit her Mrs. Kinsler of Los Angeles arrived Wednesday and secured a place with the Union Oil Mr. Bowen has been few days from the serv volontered at the be war. Although he has real countries and seen world in his travels he no place like California to be back again. Titus went to Los An to attend the celebrar of the 364th. Ivan new is a member of the and went "over the top" right and was expected on that day. His unit in and Pete sals al a big day and a great the boys yet he came at disappointed. He is the boy will arrive Sat ar of near the Stearns was struck by a brake on Chapman No. 2 well getting along nicely. at first his injuries but upon examination a was found to be the prin chart is now out of ras calling on Brea days ago. Rey motored to Santa Ana County Sunday, reevening. He and wife of Alham residents of Brea, were ends here Sunday. and son returned from tion in the mountains a former Brea boy is thus again. He was a 91st division and was tittle, but has complete- and has accepted his old Pacific Electric sub national Union Label their regular meeting. This organization hidly and each meeting pest. Jason and wife of Huntere dinner guests last at the home of hisorge McCubrey. Rob- returned from overwas with the 7th army Mrs. A. B. Cobb and baby expect to leave in a few days for Wyoming where her husband is employed in the oil fields. Mr. Cobb left some weeks ago and has now arranged for Mrs. Cobb to join him. He says it has been quite cold there, the change being very noticeable after living in sunny California. "It never rains but it pours," so thinks W. F. Corbett. Friday while working on a lathe he had the misfortune to get several pieces of steel in both eyes. Dr. Parrett removed these at once and relieved Mr. Corbett of much pain. Saturday he received a telegram conveying the sad news of the sudden death of his grandmother at Winnipeg, Canada and Sunday morning he was struck on the face while cranking an automobile. Several stitches had to be taken in the cut and now "Bill" is wondering "what next?" Mrs. W. M. Smith has just recovered from an attack of tonsillitis. NMiss Rae Geyer is back to her duties at Ray Bros. Department Store, after a few days' illness. Amongst those in attendance at the services of the Knight Templars in Santa Ana Sunday were C. C. Kinsler, Geo. Schuppert and Jay Sexton. J. S. Sievers' new home on the Sievers ranch is nearly completed. The carpenters will finish this week and as soon as it is decorated will be ready for occupancy. Mrs. Bruce Parish of San Francisco arrived Tuesday for an indefinite stay with her mother, Mrs. Chas. Witmer. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Dixon of Taft have returned to Brea. The Dixons were former residents here. Charles P. Williamsson after a visit of several months with his sister, Mrs. L. L. McIntyre, will return to his home at Great Falls, Montana tomorrow. Mrs. Bob Russell is visiting home folks at Blythe, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Julins Dietzel and Mrs. Ted Salverson were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday and viewed the parade. Word has been received that Leonard Pickering is to accept a very important position with the Daniels and Wilson Music House of New York. Leland is a Brea boy and we are glad to hear of his success. The Community Singing was held Thursday evening. A special program in charge of Mrs. D. Parvis and ditions of soil from drifting river sand to the toughest ranch land with great success. As a contrast to former illustrations when this "little fellow with the big pull" has shown its efficiency in the worst kind of soil, note this tractor pulling three 12-in bottom plows with ease in heavy soil and note the deep, even furrows. The Sandusky is making wood under all tests. Note what Mr. Lane says in regard to his Sandusky in this issue. Mrs. R. H. Mitchell was well rendered ed. A large crowd as usual was in attendance. Rev Jesse Mitchell deserves much praise for the enthusiasm which he has instilled into these meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Robinson and mother, Mrs. Robinson of Glendale, and Mrs. Lucy Starwall of San Jacinto, were guests of their sister and daughter Mrs. J. E. Reed, Thursday. GRAHAM-LOFTUS NEWS GRAHAM-LOFTUS LEASE, April 25.-Special-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Miss Odean Tumphery, Mrs. Swinney and little daughter motored to Los Angeles in their new Chevrolet Monday. Mrs. Frank Cutright and daughters attended the Union dance Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Coffee, recent bride and groom, are living in the Blanchard house. W.E.Barry, night foreman for the Union Oil Co., has been promoted to day foreman of the Chapman lease. Why send your work to some other out of Anaheim's circulating medium deal, in money, but the aggregate of Come In and Try Our Repair Shop CAR, AND HIRE ONLY THE BEST OF MECHANICS Our Policy H. MANN Phone No. 43 CALIFORNIA Why send your work to some other out of Anaheim’s circulating medium deal, in money, but the aggregate of hundred dollars weekly. We Will Highly Ap PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY ANAHEIM. WE ARE AN ANA Give Us Your Finer Garment Too--- TELL US HOW YOU WANT THEN DERED AND WE GUARANTEE YOU SATISFACTION. BY TR VINCE YOURSELF THAT OUR HIGH CLASS AND OUR SERVICI ENT. Anaheim COM Pho to the Sandusky Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 I AM AGENT FOR MODEL LAUNDRY J. L. 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