oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-25

PAGE FOUR City Briefs F. C. Rimpau and sister, Miss Sophie Rimpau were called to Los Angeles by the illness of their brother, J. L. Rimpau. The brother rallied a little after their arrival, but still is in a critical condition. Mrs. L. B. Resh, accompanied by Mr. Pillsbury, went to Pomona this afternoon, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. D. G. Miller, a very dear friend of Mrs. Resh's. Deceased will be remembered by many here, as her husband was in the dry cleaning business before moving to Pomona about two years ago. They resided near the Mann apartments. Miss Louise McGurk, of Alambra, was the guest this week of Mrs. Goo, A. Rice. Lawrence Ridenour, who was the guest of his sister, Mrs. G. A. Rice, has returned to his home in Maricopa and is again at his duties with an oil company there. Mrs. Ames, near Stanton, was entertaining her daughter, from Los Angeles for a few days early in the week. Misses Betty West and Lydia Davis were among the Anahelmeri at Balboa last night. Among the people who were at the La Fiesta dance last night at Balboa were Lanette Ruele and Gay Cook, Charley Leimer and Leavitt Ford, Helen Pierpoint and Dickie Dickenson. Misses Luelle Nenno, Eugene Wilkle Gladys Fuller and Messrs. Jack and Bill Harrison were Balboa visitors last night. Ira Chandler and Bill Taggart attended the dance at Balboa last night. Miss Virginia Noll is spending her vacation with friends at Seven Oaks. Miss Marie Noll is enjoying a vacation at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. W. Compton, Miss Clem Backs, Mr. Kurt Epstein and Mrs Fred Mickle will motor to Paasadena Glen this evening and spend the evening with other Anaheim friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murch and family attended the Community Fair in Downey today. Miss Viola Muckenthaler, Mrs. Victor Bennat and Mrs. O. A. Miles motored to Long Beach today, Miss Musical Theater cousin of Miss where they were the guests of their mother, Miss West taught several years in Anahaim, but leaves soon for her duties in the grammar schools in Bakersfield. W. A. Ross and Lloyd Ross and Mr. Hunt have gone to Idlewild for a week's outing. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall and children will go to the beach this evening to visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Larabee for the evening. Dr. and Mrs. J. Patterson and children, Grisida, Esther, Carrol, Clare and Beth were dinner guests today of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rannow. Mrs. Martin Rusmus and children, were visitors in Balboa Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George Rehman drove to Los Angeles in the forenoon and to Long Beach in the afternoon yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Payne and son, Woodrow, are spending a couple of days at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. John Cochran and daughter, Minnie Bell, from Indianapolis, Ind., are visiting old friends in Anahaim and vicinity. They motored thru and found the camping grounds very good but had a hard trip over the desert. Mr. Cochran sees a wonderful change in the eight years since he visited here before. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barnes entertained the latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weatherst, of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. John Cochran and daughter, Minnie Belle, from Indianapolis, Ind., to dinner last evening. Mrs. E. R. Barnes entertained her cousin, Mrs. Frank Fuller, of Long Beach yesterday. Mrs. Delilah Baker and Miss Lucille Baker leave today for a few days outing at Oceanside. Mrs. W. Amstuts is expecting her brother-in-law, Mr. Edmund Amstutz of Nabh, today for an extended visit. Mrs. W. E. Alexander returned Monday from a seven week's visit with her mother, Mrs. J. A. Boyd, and her sister, Mrs. T. R. Powell, on the desert. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. McDowell were visitors at Mt Wilson on a recent day. Misses Edna Kobler of Orange and Ida Muster were Balboa visitors yesterday. Mrs. G. Hasty, sister of Dr. Fred Honck, has returned to her home in San Francisco after having been at California they Convention. Mr. and Mrs.Jason; Ernest; of have arrived in domiciled in the Galow court; Mr brother of Miss Schwentker. COUNTY FOR COMMUNITY GARDEN GROUND Baptist Young Baptist church Fair" social at the Emerson last Week guests dressed rived at the "Eat 8 o'clock and terland fashion hibits. Besides the fast twins, the homelife, the grantile, the fair affore crazy house and tertaining. A portion of it contests and g cream cones and from the ice cream numbered about. The Garden Grove accepted the invities of the Hotel White disco to display on the California tainted in that h The Garden Grove plans for the baner meeting to be day in September hotel. The Besta Sig Sunday school to Reyburn will m park Tuesday picnic supper. The Rev.W.M.E church has services held a church Sunday Sad news we week by Mrs.M.the death of M Sunday.August Mrs.Turner Mrs.Graves for winter and dur Miss Virginia Noll is spending her vacation with friends at Seven Oaks. Miss Marie Noll is enjoying a vacation at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. W. Compton, Miss Clem Backs, Mr. Kurt Epstein and Mrs Fred Mickle will motor to Paadena Glen this evening and spend the evening with other Anaheim friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murch and family attended the Community Fair in Downey today. Miss Viola Muckenthaler, Mrs. Victor Bennat and Mrs. O. A. Miles motored to Long Beach today. Miss Gertrude Muckenthaler cousin of Miss Viola returned home with them, and will be a guest at the Muckenthaler home. Mrs. J. O. Heed and children, Ruth Frances, Marjorie and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Berger of Fullerton and Miss Margaret Stahley were Balboa visitors today. Miss Harriett Chandler has accepted a temporary position with the Chandler Music Co. in Santa Ana. Mr. F. T. Morgan has gone to Piru, Calif., for a visit of several days, on business. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker, of No. Los Angeles-st, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baker, visited yesterday afternoon with Mr and Mrs. M. Jones at Laguna Beach. Mrs. Fred Schneider, accompanied by Miss Mackey West, returned Tuesday from an extended visit to Iowa. Mrs. W. Amstutz is expecting her brother-in-law, Mr. Edmund Amstutz, of Nabh, today, for an extended visit. Mrs. W. E. Alexander returned Monday from a seven week's visit with her mother, Mrs. J. A. Boyd, and her sister, Mrs. T. R. Powell, on the desert. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. McDowell were visitors at Mt. Wilson on a recent day. Miss Edna Kobler of Orange and Ida Munter were Balboa visitors yesterday. Mrs. G. Hasty, sister of Dr. Fred Houck, has returned to her home in San Francisco after having been at the Houck home. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mauerhan and children, Milred, Clarence and Grace, are leaving today for Big Bear where they will spend a vacation of several days. Mrs. M. Peters who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. Ben Calloway has left for her home in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McDuell and son, motored to Los Angeles on a recent day. Miss Irma Linn, who has been a guest at the McDuell home returned to her home in Pasadena. Miss Gweldolyn with friends attended the dance at Balboa last night. Mr. Ed Schneider has returned from a vacation at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. S. Kistler and Mr. and Mrs. O. Harrison have returned from a motor trip in the northern part of the state While in Northern The Best Sight Sunday school on Reyburn will make park Tuesday plenic supper. The Rev. W. M.E church; has services held at church Sunday. Sad news we week by Mrs.A the death of M Sunday, August. Mrs. Turner Mrs.Graves for winter, and dur many friends. C.B.King, at the home of King, and fam week. Howard Falb motored to Hin with their slate They returned The Rev.J dido spent the daughter,Mrs.Ily. Miss Norma Tuesday from enjoyed a week She wag accoun Gretchen Larra few days here. Mr. and Mr two children brose.of Fresh An invitation for you to visit— A NAHEI AUTO AFTERNOON AND EVENING OFFERING AN ARRAY OF MODELS IN PASS SENGER CARS FROM THE DEALERS IN NORTH THERN ORANGE COUNTY, RANGING FROM THE MODEST TO LUXURIOUS. THE MORE STURDY TRUCK AND TRACTOR WILL ALSO CLAIM THEIR SHARE OF ATTENTION EVERYTHING FREE Anaheim, Friday, THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA California they attended the K. C. Convention. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Schwentker and son, Ernest, of Albuequerke, N. M., have arrived in Anaheim, and are domiciled in the Trudeau Wilcox bungalow court. Mr. Schwentker is a brother of Misses Carrie and Stella Schwentker. COUNTY FAIR VERY COMICAL AFFAIR GARDEN GROVE, Aug. 25.—The Baptist Young People's union of the Baptist church enjoyed a "County Fair" social at the home of Mrs. Dessa Emerson last Wednesday evening. The guests dressed in farmer's attire arrived at the "Emerson Fair grounds" at 8 o'clock and enjoyed in true hinterland fashion the interesting exhibits. Besides the fat women, the homeliest creature in captivity, the giant, and Miss Tiny Little, the fair afforded a swing, see-saw, crazy house and picture show for entertaining. A portion of the evening was spent in contests and games, after which ice cream cones and lollypop were served from the ice cream stand. The guests numbered about sixty. The Garden Grove C. of C. has accepted the invitation of the manager of the Hotel Whitecomb in San Francisco to display their publicity matter on the California booster rack maintained in that hotel. The Garden Grove C. of C. is making plans for the banquet and get-together meeting to be held the second Monday in September at the Garden Grove hotel. The Besta Sigma class of the M. E. Sunday school and teacher, Mrs. Geo. Reyburn will motor to the Orange-co park Tuesday evening and have a picnic supper. The Rev. W. M. Harkness, of the M. E. church, had charge of the union services held at the Free Methodist church Sunday evening. Sad news was received here last week by Mrs. Amy Graves telling of the death of Mrs. Julia K. Turner, Sunday, August 14, at Ortly, S. D. Mrs. Turner made her home with Mrs. Graves for three months last winter, and during her stay here made of Huntington Beach, and Mrs. Mamie Harris, of Long-Bench. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Elllett entertained the following relatives at dinner Thursday evening: Miss Marlon Magnusson went to Los Angeles Tuesday for a few days' visit with friends. Miss Ethlyn Lee returned from Santa Barbara Wednesday after a three week's visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gerly returned from Long Beach Thursday, where they spent a couple of days. Miss Georgeena German has accepted a position in the art department of the Toy shop in Santa Ana, and began her duties Monday. Misses Mettle and Lella Chaffee and Mrs. Belle Helm and daughters, Marion and Keta, returned Thursday from Laguna, where they passed a couple of days. Irvine German and family are enjoying a week's vacation in the canyon beyond Orange-co park. The Rev. O. W. Relinas, former pastor of the M. E. church, accompanied by his wife, arrived here last Thursday from Brawley, for a visit with old friends. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank many kind friends and neighbors and especially the Odd Follows, Plika and M. W. A lodges for the land attorney shown our husband and father during his recent illness and for the sympathy shown us. Mrs. Robert Wilson and family. FAMILY REUNION OF LA HABRA PIONEERS LA HABRA, Aug. 25.—Of much interest to old timers was the family reunion, held at Ganesha park, Pomona, on Sunday, by the Warne brothers. The senior Warnes were pioneer residents of the valley, having lived for several years on what is now the Sargent Brothers' citrus ranch. The ranch was then set to deciduous fruit and the old ranch house still stands on the place. There were seven brother and their families who picnicked under the trees at the park. These were: C. E. and R. B. Warne and wives, of La Habra; S. C. Warne and family of Pomona; J. E. Warne and family, of Ontario; the T. E. Warne's of Charter Oak; Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Warne of Moorpark; Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Warne and Mrs. Warne's mother, H. HOLMSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Chronic Diseases Office Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5 Suite 214 Wilson-Bever Bldg. 148 Center St. Telephone 710 Phone 326-W "The RETREAT" A Modern Home Specializing in the Care of Obstetrical Cases Gertrude A. Lawrence Graduate Nurse 1107 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, Calif. EASY PAYME NEW STODDARD PLAYER Regularly for $750. EASY Your piano taken in trade... The Besita Sigma class of the M.E. Sunday school and teacher, Mrs. Gen. Reyburn will motor to the Orange-co-park Tuesday evening and have a plenic supper. The Rev. W.M. Harkness, of the M.E. church, had charge of the union services held at the Free Methodist church Sunday evening. Sad news was received here last week by Mrs. Amy Graves telling of the death of Mrs. Julia K. Turner, Sunday, August 14, at Ortly, S.D. Mrs. Turner made her home with Mrs. Graves for three months last winter, and during her stay here made many friends. C.B. King, of Los Angeles, visited at the home of his brother, Vernon King, and family, the first of the week. Howard Faber and Homer Ames motored to Hinkley last week to visit with their sister, Mrs. Alma Johnson. They returned home Monday. The Rev. J.B. Thomas, of Escondido, spent the week-end with his daughter, Mrs. George Tyler, and family. Miss Norma Larson returnd home Tuesday from Los Angeles, where she enjoyed a week's visit with friends. She was accompanied home by Miss Gretchen Larson, who will spend a few days here. Mr. and Mrs. John Ambrose and two children and Miss Gertrude Ambrose, of Fresno; Mrs. Charles Wridd. Blue Bird Talking $125 Machines Blue Bird Talking $180 Machines Puritan Talking $125 Machines Puritan Talking $150 Machines Victrola, slightly used $95 Anaheim Music & NEXT TO FAIRYLAND THEATRE CALIFORNIA AUTOMOBILE TRADE ASSOCIATION YOUR PROTECTION MEMBER AHEIM'S MID-SUN TOMOBILE EXH AHEIM'S MID-SUMMER AUTOMOBILE EXHIBITION EVENING MODELS IN PASDEALERS IN NORRANGING FROM OUS. THE MORE TOR WILL ALSO OF ATTENTION. FREE Under Auspices Orange County' Auto Trades Association Saturday, August 26th Center Street, B 1 p CALIFORNIA REUNION OF MRA PIONEERS Aug. 25.—Of much inmers was the family at Gancaha park, Poly, by the Warne brothWarnes were pioneer valley, having lived on what is now the citrus ranch. The set to deciduous fruit chook house still stands even brother and their nicked under the trees disease were: B. Warne and wives, S. C. Warne and famJ. E. Warne and famthe T. E. Warne's of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. park; Mr. and Mrs. T. Mrs. Warne's mother. LIMSON, M. D. Tash and Surgeon Attention Given to onic Diseases 10 to 12; 1 to 5 Wilson-Bever Bldg. St. Telephone 710 RETREAT" Time Specializing in the Obstetrical Cases de A. Lawrence educate Nurse Ave., Anaheim, Calif. THURSDAY, August 25, 1921 Mrs. Anna Gould of Whittler; and two of the younger generation, Chas. Warne and family of Moorpark and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Handy of Van Nuys. The two other brothers, M. Warne, who lives at Pasadena, and A. B. Chiropractic and Electric Treatments DIAGNOSIS FREE DR. G. A. NETH Licensed Drugless Practitioner —Phone 80— 120 W. Center St. Anaheim Dr. J. H. COLE Physician and Surgeon General Practice; also diseases of Eye and Fitting of Glasses a specialty. Sundays by appointment. 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