oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-11

City Briefs A. A. Adums of Laguna is at the local hospital. A. E. Austin of Whittier is at the local hospital. L. J. Sheridan went to Los Angeles today on business. Mrs. P. S. Banks of Fullerton is at the local hospital. A. J. Dutton was a business visitor in Los Angeles today. Mrs. W. E. Duehanan of Long Beach is at the Anaheim hospital. W. R. Kinnebrew of Yorba Linda is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. J. W. Grill and family of Rottywood were visitors in Anaheim recently. A. L. Witter of Anaheim is among the registered at the local hospital. Mr. D. S. Peek of Olludu is at the Anaheim hospital following an operation. Master Archie Allen of Garden Grove is a patient at the local hospital. Austin C. Marylin of Los Angeles was in Anaheim today looking over his ranch property. W. O. Lusk of the Orange County DR. W. M. McMULLEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 502 North Spadra Cor. Chapman Fullerton —Glasses Fitted— DR. G. A. NETH Chiropractic & Electric Treatments —Phone 80— 120 W. Center St., Anaheim Over One Thousand People were at the Sunday Night Service at the Methodist White Temple Anaheim LAST SUNDAY NIGHT—WHY? ASK THEM Auto Co., was a business visitor in Los Angeles Thursday. Baby Harriet Riley, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Riley, is at the Anaheim hospital. Miss Obrey Patterson has resumed her duties as teacher at the Premont school after an illness of two months. Mrs. M. Pero and Mrs. P. E. Pearl, of Pasadena, are guests this week in the Dr. J. H. Cole home, 119 E. Alberta-st. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Cruddock, of Riverside, visited in Anaheim Wednesday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Kelley. Mrs. H. E. Eddy and daughter, Catherine, were dinner guests, with Miss Culton and Miss Charters yesterday. James A. Baker, of the Lyon Realty Co., is completing extensive improvements on his ranch house west of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fender, of Palm Ave., were guests Thursday of Mr. Fender's brother, J.B. Fender, and family, of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Heil Benjamin and their mothers, Mrs. F.C. Benjamin and Mrs. H.P Barnham, will spend the weekend at San Diego. Mrs. H.E.Scott, who has been very ill at the county hospital following an operation two weeks ago, was reported a little better last evening. Charles Miller, who has been a guest for some time in the J.O.Dinnick home on Chestnut-st, will leave Saturday for his home in Gilroy, Calif. Mr. and Mrs.Hugh Bell and Mrs. Stella Happgood motored to Long Beach Wednesday, where they witnessed the presentation of "Way Down East." Fred Launenbach, of Los Angeles, was here Wednesday evening to visit with his wife, who has been ill at the home of her mother, and is slowly recovering. E.A.Collins has just returned from another 400-mile trip on the Lincoln highway in his new Dort, to Inyo, situated in a beautiful valley at the foot of the high Sierra paned on the trail. Mrs.Prank C.children will leave Angeles, where they coming week in the ehauer's mother. Mrs.Forest P.bobby and Helen,morrow after a wakesland where sheof Mrs.Fowler's Mr. and Mrs.Relieve are guests, Mr.Mr.Hansen Stationformerly connecte company of ImperOrange-co. Mr. and Mrs.J.Mountain, guests at Boardman's sisterwith the latterof several dayswilsons,Bowman.ofOfFillmore. W.L.Enneser,rived Wednesday in the home of hisPoling.ECenterwill also visit forAngles and maycity his future host. Mrs.Hoffy and M.Circleville, Kansas,day in the home ofE.Center-st.Thethe winter in Cat ingand the pleasinKansas last sunnMr.H.J.Brockfrom Wasco,whenseveral daysvisither daughter,Mrs.family and also inson.Norvell Bock latterwho have bfor the past few mAnaheim within thwill make this city DAIRY DEPOTMEN NAMAN An Orange-co,the board of dire Milk Producers'gestion conveyed that organizationing of the dairyOrange-co FarmAna. The resolutionP.H.Krick..Itof the fact thatleft out of the sefer the state mil Over One Thousand People were at the Sunday Night Service at the Methodist White Temple Anaheim LAST SUNDAY NIGHT—WHY? ASK THEM —This Sunday Night Dr. Geissinger will speak upon "The Changing Theological Viewpoints and the Religious Gains of the Last Fifty Years." —Do you know what scholars have been doing along the lines of theology, comparative religion, the Bible, religious education and social betterment? If you have read widely along these lines you will be interested in this Sunday night address; if you haven't, Dr. Geissinger will awaken your interest and give you a wide survey of these and kindred fields. —The service is short. The singing of the great chorus is inspiring. The large crowd itself is an inspiration. COUPON I AM WORTH $25.00 CUT ME OUT —Bring this Coupon to my office. I will give you a regular full life $25.00 reading for $5.00 for a short time only. This includes your written Horoscope, EVERYTHING COMPLETE. $25 CUT THIS COUPON OUT BRING IT WITH YOU $25 Your Health Fay Former Hydrotherophy Expert and Physical Director with the U. S. Army 20 Years of Successful Practice in Health Education. Graduate of the Famous Battle Creek System. PSYCHO ANALYST Teacher of Natro Theraputics Expert Dietitian 20 Years of Successful Practice in Health Education. Graduate of the Famous Battle Creek System. PSYCHO ANALYST Teacher of Natro Therapeutics Expert Dietitian There is nothing in all the world like the Fay system. It is the result of 20 years of experience in health work. The most wonderful system of proper diets; the exact amount of physical training to meet your individual need. A remarkable system of Hydrotherapy treatments so simplified you apply them with phenomenal results in your own home. OXIDATION—the renewal of nerve force. As taught by Fay you have at your command one of the greatest weapons to combat disease with, known to the scientific world. Big FREE Lecture American Legion Hall (Formerly known as Fisher's Hall SUNDAY NIGHT—WOMEN ONLY MONDAY NIGHT—MEN ONLY THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA of the high Sierra. He was accompanied on the trip by Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Sieman, whom he sold some acreage. Mrs. Frank C. Eisenhauer and children will leave this evening for Los Angeles, where they will visit the coming week in the home of Mrs. Eisenhauer's mother, Mrs. S. W. Curtis. Mrs. Forrest Fowler and children, Bobby and Helen, will arrive home tomorrow after a week's visit in Redlands, where they have been guests of Mrs. Fowler's father, Mr. Oswald. Mr. and Mrs. Roe of the Imperial valley, are guests of Mrs. Roe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Peterson, of Hansen Station. Mr. Roe, who was formerly connected with the water company of Imperial, will locate in Orange-co. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Boardman, of Montana, guests at the home of Mr. Boardman's sister, Mrs. Edwin Merritt, with the latter, have left for a visit of several days with Mrs. Merritt's sons, Bowman of Moorpark, and Ned of Fillmore." W. L. Enneser, of Denver, Colo., arrived Wednesday for an extended visit in the home of his sister, Mrs. W. I. Poling, E. Center-st. Mr. Enneser will also visit for some time in Los Angeles and may decide to make that city his future home. Mrs. Hoffy and Miss Carrie Carver, of Circleville, Kansas, were guests Wednesday in the home of Mrs. W. I. Poling, E. Center-st. The ladies are spending the winter in California. Mrs. Poling had the pleasure of visiting them in Kansas last summer. Mrs. H. J. Brock returned Thursday from Wasco, where she had been for several days visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. T. H. Tibbetts and family and also in the home of her son, Norvell Bock, and family. The latter, who have been living at Wasco for the past few months will arrive in Anaheim within the next few days and will make this city their future home. DAIRY DEPARTMENT MEN NAME OFFICERS An Orange-co representative of the board of directors of the Calif. Milk Producers' Association was the suggestion conveyed in a resolution to that organization following a meeting of the dairy department of the Orange-co Farm Bureau at Santa Ana. The resolution was presented by P. H. Krick.. It came as the result of the fact that this county was left out of the selection of members for the state milk producers' board B.P. CLUB PLANS VALENTINE PARTY BUENA PARK, Feb. 11—(Snl):—The Buena Park Woman's Club will give a valentine party Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. James Macklin, 11th-st. Cards and other games will be the pastime for the afternoon. Admission price of 35c will be charged. Light refreshments will be served. Those who do not care for games may bring their fancy work. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Meyer and Miss Ruth Meyer spent last Sunday in Los Angeles where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Benway at Angeles Mesa. The occasion was Mr. Benway's birthday, and a delightful five-course dinner was served. In the afternoon many old friends and neighbors called to greet Mr. and Mrs. Meyer who formerly lived in that locality. Did you see our prices on tires and Ford supplies?—Liberty Garage. Mattresses made over like new. A. L.J., Box 34, Plain Dealer. Dance at Olinda Thursday. Each Day we take fresh from our ovens an excellent variety of the most delicious and wholesome CAKES PIES & PASTRIES But on Saturdays we make a special effort to have something out of the ordinary. Why Don't You Announce? The very smartest woollen piest made to order clothes. The 20 pattern all pure shown at Sebastian THE ECONOMY DAIRY DEPARTMENT MEN NAME OFFICERS An Orange-co representative of the board of directors of the Calif. Milk Producers' Asan, was the suggestion conveyed in a resolution to that organization following a meeting of the dairy department of the Orange-co Farm Bureau at Santa Ana. The resolution was presented by P. H. Krick. It came as the result of the fact that this county was left out of the selection of members for the state milk producers' board of directors. F. D. Plavan was suggested as the representative. J. T. Raitt was re-elected chairman. F. D. Plavan was elected vice-chairman and Steve Griset was chosen secretary. A new rate for cow testing charges was explained by W. A. Soden, county cow tester. This rate is based on a sliding scale. The minimum charge will be $4 for one day. For and number up to 40 cows the rate will be 25 cents each. For every five cows over 40 there will be a reduction of one cent per cow. This will mean 24 cents each for 45 cows, 23 cents for 50 and continuing on the sliding scale. 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