oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-21

Monday, February 21, 1921 City Briefs Louis Bushard went to Seal Beach yesterday. Mrs. Cornwell, of Ann Arbor, Mich., is visiting in Anaheim. R. R. McDonald was a business visitor in Los Angeles Saturday. I. W. Parker, of Buena Park, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Leslie Dozler, of Garden Grove, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Miss Florence Hummill was a recent guest of friends at Long Beach. Mrs. J. C Hoffman will leave over the S. P. tonight for San Francisco. Leroy Murah and children attended the Orpheum at Los Angeles yesterday. Born—to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Braner, of Olinda, Saturday, a ten pound daughter. Mrs. H. J. Schulte, of N. Los Angeles, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Miss Mildred Spencer attended the orange show at San Bernardino yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook and family spent the week-end at their cottage at Laguna. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sheridan were the dinner guests Sunday of friends in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goodrum motored to the San Bernardino orange show yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Phillips motored to the orange show at San Bernardino yesterday. Chas. H. Mann reports the sale of a Dodge touring car to R. I. Landreth, of Fulton. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Harvey and Mrs. Howard motored to Orange yesterday afternoon. Herbert W. Galloway and family, of El Monte, visited with J. E. Stewart yesterday. Mrs. Ethel Virgil, Miss Eva Mitchell and Mrs. Mabel Goodwin visited the San Bernardino orange show yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pape and daughter, Mrs. Ratherty, and Mrs. Fisher Dr. Guy L. Kay Physician and Surgeon motored to San Bernardino yesterday and attended the orange show. Fred W. Tempkin, of Orange, will leave this week over the S. P. for Mercedes, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Munger, of Covina, were the guests of Anaheim friends yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Prince and son, Earl, attended the orange show at San Bernardino Saturday. Mrs. F. M. Prost entertained with a one o'clock lunchoon and an afternoon card party today. Born—to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Clausen, of Sycamore-st, this morning, a daughter, weight ten pounds. Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp, Jr., and children attended the orange show at San Berdoo yesterday. Garry Robinson, of Burlington, Iowa, has arrived in Anaheim, and is the guest of William Bruns. Mrs. John Cassou and daughter, Miss Ruby, and Mrs. L. Hessel were Los Angeles visitors Saturday. Miss Clara Heinzle, with a party of friends, attended the orange show at San Bernardino yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Goodnow, of Los Angeles, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Gibbs yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Reed and family motored to Pasadena Sunday and visited with Mrs. Reed's father. The Anaheim junior high school boys' senior team will play Fullerton Wednesday in a basketball contest. Miss Rosemond Freemann, of Los Angeles, was the week-end guest of Misses Ruth and Jessie Coons. Miss Bertha Sarllill and Miss Stella Massellin, of Los Angeles, were the week-end guests of Mrs. Ruby Massou. Mr. and Mrs. S. Toussau and family and Miss Rosa Poyet, of Los Angeles, spent Sunday afternoon at Orange-co park. Mrs. A. Rimpau is spending a few days in Los Angeles where she is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Kirby. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Prost and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson "took in" the orange show at San Bernardino yesterday. "Old Dogs in Dixie," and "Mice and Men," were given by the dramatic class at the Anaheim high school this morning. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sidnam and Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Sidnam will attend the club. Visitors at the Lemon Assn Saturday Dodge, of Los Angeles C.M.Winebright.of H.Brisco,L.C.Ond Mr.La Vere on Sunday in San B they enjoyed the or Mr.Andreson son,Mr,and Mrs.F.J.K.Brown home or J.B.Collingaand kins and wife attent show at San Bern taking lunch at The Mr.Andreson,M.r.Ter.Eileen,and Ms spent Saturday at Joying the sights at The mr.Andreson,M.r.Ter.Beach,and Mr.AndresonLos Angeles were day of Anaheim and Mr.William Clausenand Mr.Clausen,Sas,s arrived Friday,the home of Mr.Anlen。 Mr.Andreson,A.G.Pomona Sunday.will the revival services the First Christian Relign Scoville。 Mrs.H.E.Bar Sunday evening where she had beech days with her paren G.A.Edgar。 Mr.Andreson,Mrs.John Jack,of Boone,low spending the winter Mr.Andreson,Mrs.Theodon day in Long Beach。 Miss Antoinette D student in training training school in Sunday with her parn Frank DeCook,C.E Dr.Andreson,H.Ter.Josephine,sper Bernardo enjoy ing orange show.On guests of Dr.Cook'in Long Beach。 Mr.Andreson,Mrs.Joe Maurice,who have California,and whi for some time in t on West Center-st,day for their home The girls' team o school will play C neday in a return。 Dr. Guy L. Kay Physician and Surgeon Phone 45 Placentia, Calif. SUE AMACK, D. C. Ph.C. Chiropractic Palmer Method Hours: 10—12a.m. 2—5 p.m. 210 S. Olive St. Anaheim Continental Casualty Co, J. E. RODDEN, Mgr. Accident & Health Insurance 215 First National Bank Bldg. Anaheim, Calif. Phone 71 J. W. UTTER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Suite 201-202 First N. Home Bank Bldg. Residence 156 S. Los Angeles St. Office Hours 8 to 9—1 to 4 and 7 to 8 Phonest Office 333J, Residence 333M The Leland Built LINCOLN –With Leland as the builder the name is as important as the building of the car itself. –Naturally the basis of Leland Products has always been and always -With Leland as the builder the name is as important as the building of the car itself. -Naturally the basis of Leland Products has always been and always will be Quality. -The wide-spread and favorable familiarity of the public with the name Leland is due to the experience of the user of Leland Quality products. -For those who enjoy the best, the answer is his masterpiece, the "LINCOLN." H.H.KELLY Motor Car Co. 116 E. Fifth St. Tel. 138 Santa Ana THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ed home and report a most pleasant and profitable trip. Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn Saturday included Alice Dodge, of Los Angeles, and C. Cox and C. M. Winebright, of Montrose. H. Brisco, L. C. and E. Hiscrodt, on Mr. La Vere of Placentia spent Sunday in San Bernardino where they enjoyed the orange show. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Brown and son, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Jacobs, all of Los Angeles, were Sunday guests in the J. K. Brown home on W. Broadway. J. B. Collings and wife and Dr.Tompkins and wife attended the orange show at San Bernardino yesterday, taking lunch at The Inn in Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. M. Terry, their daughter, Elleen, and Mrs. Terry's father, spent Saturday at San Bernardino enjoying the sights at the orange show. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rogern, of Long Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Vall, of Los Angeles, were the guests yesterday of Anaheim and Santa Ana friends. Mr. William Clausen, of Minnesota, and Mr. Clausen, Sr., of Havan, Kansas, arrived Friday, and are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kahlen. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McKey motored to Pomona Sunday, where they attended the revival services being conducted in the First Christian church by Charles Relign Scovil. Mrs. H. E. Barnes arrived home Sunday evening from Santa Ana where she had been spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. John Shelley and son, Jack of Boone, Iowa, who have been spending the winter in Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stolt spent today in Long Beach. Miss Antoinette DeCook, who is a student in training at St. Vincent's training school in Los Angeles, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeCook, E. Center-st. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Cook and daughter Josephine, spent Saturday in San Bernardino enjoying the sights of the orange show. On Sunday they were guests of Dr. Cook's father, J. S. Cook, in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruetter and son Maurice, who have spent the winter in California, and who have been guests for some time in the Fred Hess home on West Center-st, will leave Wednesday for their home in Boxholm, Iowa. The girls' team of the Anaheim high school will play Compton here Wednesday in a return game. New York Letter by Lucy Jeanne Price NEW YORK, Feb 21.-After all a man does have considerable feeling of appreciation, or sympathy, for a girl who selects him as her husband, even if she goes on and selects another one too. And a pretty girl in distress is a pretty girl in distress even if she hasn't treated you just right. All of which explains the remorse of Mrs. Anna M. Burney's husbands. First Anna married William Burney, last June. She was 19 and he was 22. He blackened her eyes once or twice, and she being a blonde by nature, up and walked away from him. Last month, she married Oscar S. Lee, 28, whose added years she thought would make him a less controversial husband。但 as is apt to happen some peevish person told Oscar about William。他 went to see him and the two had Anna arrested for bigamy。但 when the judge held her in $3500 ball and put her in jail, they suddenly realized that they had got Anna into an uncomfortable position。所以他们 seized both their hats and rushed out together arm in arm to find the $3500 How they will arrange matters later has not as yet been determined. Charles Schofler, playing in "Welcome Stranger," is leaving the stage before long in order to practice his certified profession, that of an undertaker. A guard on the Third-ave elevated is authority for the statement that the Chinese are the most satisfactory passengers." We have our trouble with all different kinds of people." he said. There's every nationality in the country using this line and we have some special difficulty with each one—including Americans. But the Chinese are about the most peaceful of all They get on quietly, sit down quietly, and know where they want to go Maybe they're come such a long way from home that they're good travelers." Sometimes even fashions are news. The spring show at the Commodore certainly proved to be Just when he had all not used to feeling depressa terested in small deposits for checking accounts." People are afraid of the currency that around now." he said." So those who never before have opened checking accounts are scurrying in to do so It always has been that way, in the recurring periods of bills such seem to abound just now." Some of the testimony in the investigation of the police auto squad sounds like a Chapill reel For instance; one policeman recovered a brand new Cadillac reported as stolen He has a family and is known as a good provider So he decided to hold the machine News of his negligence reached the ears of the police auto squad The squad was covering the city in a weather-beaten craft that threatened to fall apart So a part of the squad one day drove up to the policeman's house just after he had parked the Cadillac The members moved from the worn car to the nice shiny one and drove away The policeman and his family came out discovered the exchange but made the best of it and took their drive with no protests Then one day,the policeman passed headquarters and saw the Cadillac He stopped,got out of the worn car that belonged to the auto squad,jumped into his family's pride,and likewise drove away. A crap-loving newsboy wandered into the Pennsylvania station the other day and decided it was an unjust world Only the day before had he been warned that if ever again that cop saw him shooting craps on the corner It would be the reform school for him And there in that beautiful station right in the lee of one of the large square pillars were gathered four eminently respectable commuters finishing the pinocchio game that had been too long for the trip in from their Long Island home." They do it every day." said a porter." These same men Seems like they just can't get enough o that game in the 25 minutes on their train So they have five minutes more right there each morning." QUIETLY MARRIED; NOISILY WELCOMED PLACENTIA,Feb 21.-Special-A few of Ole Christensen's friends learned that he had been quietly married a few days ago,and surprised the newly Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeCook, E. Center-st. Dr. and Mrs. H, D. Cook and daughter, Josephine, spent Saturday in San Bernardino enjoying the sights of the orange show. On Sunday they were guests of Dr. Cook's father, J. S. Cook, in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruetter and son, Maurice, who have spent the winter in California, and who have been guests for some time in the Fred Hess home on West Center-st, will leave Wednesday for their home in Boxholp, Iowa. The girls' team of the Anabelim high school will play Compton here Wednesday in a return game. Anaelim defeated Compton in the first game 20 to 23. A return double-header 'game will be played with Fullerton Friday. The following members of the Bankerettes club are planning a trip to Mr. Lowe tomorrow, providing the weather will permit. Mrs. C. B.' Goodson, Misses Evelyn Degrye, Vera O'Rourke, Hazel Rainey, Lucille Bastian, Viola Neale, Wilhelmina Zitzmann and Myrtle Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sandersfield entertained a number of guests at dinner on Sunday at their home on the County-rd. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. Karstes and family, Mr. and Mrs. P. Frahm, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Molt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frehm and Mrs. Julia Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Curtis and two sons, Charles and Leroy, had the pleasure of spending Sunday at Hollenbeck park, where they attended a family picnic, some thirty-three members gathering from Los Angeles, Long Beach and other nearby towns. A family dinner was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ham and two sons will arrive this evening from Los Angeles for a short visit in the Curtis home on E. Center-st. Brea News Items BREA, Feb. 21. (Special) Sunday was Long Beach day at the Brea Christian church. Several from the Long Beach Christian church were present, Mr. and Mrs., W. U. Sheafer and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rowe and son Roy. They are going around to the different churches for aid to help rebuild the beautiful structure that was wrecked in Long Beach. There were fine addresses by Mr. Rowe and Pastor Rev. Spicer. In the evening there was Christian Endeavor at 6:30 and church services at 7:30. The young girls came forward to confess their faith in Christ. Miss Soaman will be baptised at the Fulerton Christian church next Thursday evening. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ediburn were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds last Friday evening for dinner. Don't forget the midweek meeting at the Brea Christian church next Wednesday night—and also the choir practice at the same place next Friday night. Mrs. Frank Schweitzer will direct the choir. Hope we will have a large crowd. Mrs. Girley of Brea will give a little party in honor of the Brea teachers. "Labor to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial light." "Providence left him childless that the country miracle." QUIETLY MARRIED; NOISILY WELCOMED PLACENTIA, Feb. 21: Special—A few of Ole Christensen's friends learned that he had been quietly married a few days ago, and surprised the newly married pair with a chivalry at their home on Melrose-scene Saturday evening. The Ladies' Social circle held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Andersen Friday afternoon. The hour preceding the business meeting was spent in social work and following the business, daunty and delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Joe Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. C. A., Nelson are spending a few days here visiting with old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Farrell and daughter, Maxine, with Miss Carrie Nelson, motored to San Bernardino to attend the orange show over the week-end. Mrs. Howard Lucy has been having a houseful of company during the past week. Washington Washed of Economy to confess their faith in Christ. Miss Soaman will be baptised at the Fulerton Christian church next Thursday evening. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Edburn were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds last Friday evening for dinner. Don't forget the midweek meeting at the Brea Christian church next Wednesday night—and also the choir practice at the same place next Friday night. Mrs. Frank Schweitzer will direct the choir. Hope we will have a large crowd. Mrs. Girley of Brea will give a little party in honor of the Brea teachers and other friends next Tuesday evening, it being George Washington's birthday. They are planning a wonderful time. Many guests will be present. Last Wednesday evening was certainly a very pleasant occasion for Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Perrine of Brea. Mr. George Beckmeyer and Miss Fern Norman, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Isaacson of Brea, formerly of Los Angeles. They attended the Los Angeles Woman’s Lyric Club of which Mrs. Isaacson is a member. The soloist of the evening was Miss Mary Teltsworth, a sister to Mr. Teltsworth, on Pomona-bivd, Brea. The program: The Omnipotence, I. Schubert; Narcissus, II. Nevin; III. (a) To the Spring, (b) In the Boat, (c) Solveig's Song, (d) Amtra' Dance, (request) Grieg; IV. (a) Andante, from Trio op. 18, Saint Saens; (b) Valse Melancholique, Du Grand-val; (c) Pavane, Le Trio Intime, Fauth Fauthonne; V, Deep River, request, Fisher; VI. Romanian Love Song, Galines; VII. (a) Lungi Dal Caro Gene, Secchi; (b) A Widow Bird Sat Mourning, Hageman; (c) At the Well, Miss Mary Teltsworth, Horman; VIII. Sonnet, request, Scott; X. (a) Menuett, Debussy; (b) Serenade, Saint Saens; (c) Bolero, Le Tri Intime, Arbos; XI. (a) The Last Hour, Kramer; (b) The Nightingale and the Rose, Relimsky-Koosa-koff; XII. A Gypsy Band of Dreams, Bliss. This program will be repeated at the opening of the new auditorium at Santa Ana on Friday evening, Feb. 25th, 1921. Everybody welcome. We are very proud of our friend, Mrs. A. M. Isaacson, who recently moved from Vermont Square, Los Angeles, to Brea. The Man Who Waits never gets there. You may be sorry if you delay economy and fail to start a savings account. If you neglect to save you will have only regrets instead of money in the bank. The First Na 102 East Center Street POSITIONS FOR CHECK-IN ARE AFRAID OF BOUND NOW," HE NEVER BEFORE HAVE ANNIE ARE SCOURRY ALWAYS HAS BEEN CARRING PERIODS OF BOUND JUST NOW." IN THE INVESTIGATION AUTO SQUAD RECT. FOR INVENTORY RECOVERY A PORTION AS STOLEN IS KNOWN AS A DECIDED TO HOLD OF HIS NEGLIGENCE THE POLICE AUTO CAS COVERING THE TERMINAL CRAFT THAT ART. SO A PART OF GIVE UP TO THE POINTER HE HAD PARK-MEMBERS MOVED TO THE NICE SHINY POLICEMAN, DISCOVERED THE BEST OF IT AND NO PROTESTS. THEN PASSSED HEAD-OF AUTO SQUAD, JUMP-HIDE, AND LIKELY BOY WANDERED INSTATION THE OTHER WAS AN UNJUSTLY BEFORE HAD HE EVEN AGAIN THAT CRAPS ON THE CORREFORM SCHOOL FOR WHAT BEAUTIFUL STATE ONE OF THE LARGE MATTERED FOUR EMMUTERS FINISHING THAT HAD BEEN TOO FROM THEIR LONG DO IT EVERY DAY." THESE SAME MEN CAN'T GET ENOUGH MITIGUES ON THEIR WEAVE MINUTES CHORNING MORNING. GARDEN GROVE PLANS COMMUNITY SOCIAL GARDEN GROVE, Feb. 21. — A Garden Grove Community party will be held Monday evening at the Price building. Everyone high school age and over are invited to be there. A delightful entertainment is promised by the committee in charge. The women of the Baptist Sunday school have organized a class known as "The King's Daughters." They met at the home of Mrs. Ernest Beardsley on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 16. Officers were elected as follows; President, Mrs. Hattie Allen; vice-president, Mrs. Lambert; secretary, Mrs. Bessie Mott; treasurer, Mrs. C. Curtly, Constitution and by-laws were adopted. Refreshments of cocoa and cake were served after a social hour. Mrs. Frank Thompson is the class teacher. —Anabeim Post No. 72, American Legion Dance every Friday. Presell's Hall, Anabeim. —Dr. C. S. O'Toole, Physician and Surgeon. 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