oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-13

BEGIN WORK UPON PLACENTIA PAVING Paving of Placentia ave from the State highway near the County Hospital to the Anaheim-Olive road beams yesterday. Six-inch concrete gradating to eight inches on the edges will be used on two tailes at the south end, with a four-inch base of gravel below. On the other piece five inches of asphalt on four inches of gravel will be laid. The paving is 18 feet wide. Plans for a new highway between Richfield and a point a mile beyond Olive will be filed as soon as the rights of way have been obtained. The new road will cross the south of Santa Ana canyon at a bridge two and one half miles below the Yorba bridge. From this bridge will extend two paved roads parallelling the river, one thru Richfield and the other from Olive to Yorba. A road improvement district will be formed to look out for the paving of the section of nearly two miles north of the river and assessments made. Supervisor W. M. Schumacher will set aside $20,000 to the fund. Cash contributions from property owners are expected to defray the cost of the paving on the south side of the river, together with $5,000 from the funds of the fourth supervisorial district. On the north side of the river asphalt will be used and on the south side concrete. IMMIGRATION BILL HIT BY JAP PRESS TOKIO, Feb. 12.—Official action against passage of the new immigration bill in the United States was urged today upon the Japanese dict from many quarters. The new American immigration bill, already favoably reported to the house of representatives, would exclude from the United States all aliens who can never become citizens. The jingo press wants quick and emphatic "retaliation" but the more conservative news papers are discussing the question from an impersonal standpoint. BREA, Feb. 13 (Su):—The pool hall run by Mr. Hugh Badgley on S. Pamona Avenue has been making many changes of late in way of putting in partitions and fixtures, an extra barber and other improvements. The Brea Electric company is having two private offices built enclosed with glass and is re-arranging the fixture room, Mr. J. A. Lenzinger believes in keeping his place of business up-to-date. Step into the I. Schwartz tailor establishment, at 102 North Pamona avenue, and see what a little improvement can do for a place—he is carrying a complete line of men's and boy's ready-to-wear clothing, which will be greatly appreciated by the public. Mr. and Mrs. Owens and Mr. and Mrs. Sweet were in Los Angeles at the Mrs. McPhearson meeting at Echo Park Saturday evening. L. Bush will move his family in the little ranch the first of next week, near Bishop, which the recently purchased. Brea hates to lose good citizens and neighbors. Mrs. Edeburn of Los Angeles was a Friday visitor in Brea. She was thinking some of locating in the little oil town in the near future. W. E. Spicer, pastor of the Christian church will leave Sunday evening after the services for the Fullerton hospital where he will go thru with the same operation he underwent some eight months ago. Good wishes go with him. One of the pretty events of the season took place at the New Mary Loise on West 7th street, Los Angeles. The P. E. O. Chapter A.A.S.-Pasadena. Mrs. C. H. Woodruff on W. Cedar street, Brea and Mrs. P.H. Updike, 940 S. Araphoe street, Los Angeles entertained with a Valentine breakfast luncheon. Valentine place cards, and a beautiful centerpiece made of pink and white stock on the long tables. Sixteen guests were present. After the luncheon they dispersed and went to the home of Mrs. Uudlike and pro- HIT BY JAP PRESS TOKIO, Feb. 12.—Official action against passage of the new immigration bill in the United States was urged today upon the Japanese diet from many quarters. The new American immigration bill, already favourably reported to the house of representatives, would exclude from the United States all aliens who can never become citizens. The jingo press wants quick and emphatic "retaliation" but the more conservative news papers are discussing the question from an impersonal standpoint. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, Feb. 13.—Mrs George Cullen and Miss Mona Meranda were Los Angeles snoppers Thursday. Mr. Charles Evans, who has been very ill with pneumonia is now getting along nicely. Mr. Harry Reynolds who is employed at Signal Hill has moved from this lease to Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and son, Lee Jaynes, were Los Angeles visitors. They were accompanied from Buena Park by Mrs. John Boyle and daughters, Lucile and Marjory. Mr. Stanley Annin of the Olinda lease is quite ill with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer entertained Friday evening, Mrs. Bert Ryan and daughter, Willamina. Mr. Brownie Williams is now employed at the Olinda Merchantile store. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan are having their home remodeled also Mr. and Mrs. Wampie. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and son, Lee Jaynes were La Habra and Buena Park visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schuyler were Olive visitors Wednesday. A farewell party was given Tuesday evening at the Pluida hall for Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson who have been residents of this lease for twenty years or more and now moverton. Dancing being the main object of the evening, music being furnished by Mrs. Bert Spear, Mr. Young and Mr. McKloskey. Late in the evening dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. B. F. Jones, Mrs. C. H. Williams and Mrs. James Flynn. More than a hundred persons were present to wish Mr. and Mrs. Johnson a happy future in their new home. Out of Olinda friends present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson and daughter, Happy Bell of La Habra, Mr. and Mrs. Freely of the Puente lease, Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin of the Olinda Lease, Mrs. Abe Robinson, Mrs. King, Miss Georgia Collins, all of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peabody of La Habra and Mrs. Alvin Shryer and daughter Viola June of Olive. Friends of little Miss Marguerite Scott of the Olinda Lease will glad to hear of her getting along shortly after undergoing an operation. One of the pretty events of the season took place at the New Mary Loise on West 7th street, Los Angeles. The P. E. O. Chapter A.A.S.-Pasadena, Mrs. C.H.Woodruff on W.Cedar street, Brea and Mrs.P.H.Updlke, 940 S.Araphoe street, Los Angeles entertained with a Valentine breakfast luncheon. Valentine place cards, and a beautiful center piece made of pink and white stock on the long tables. Sixteen guests were present. After the luncheon they dispersed and went to the home of Mrs.Uudike and proceeded with the business meeting. Junior Schweitzer is sick with the "flu". Dorothy is able to be out and around after an attack. Edith Spicer is able to be up and will start to school again. Mrs.J.W.Guagy's mother, Mrs.Swigart who passed out of this life a few days ago, while at Azusa with her sister will be buried at Covina Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Several cars will be filled with Brea folk and friends of Mr. and Mrs.Guagy who will attend the funeral. Mr.Hannah will be at the Brea Christian church Sunday evening. He will have many pictures taken while in the Philippine Islands and will throw them on the canvas. Hope there will be a great crowd as it will be very entertaining as well as helpful. Mr. and Mrs.Hartfield and little daughter Nadine were dinner guests at the daughter's home, Mrs.J.L.Harbert in Fullerton last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Owens and children on S.Seiverns street were Los Angeles visitors Sunday to visit the latter's mother, Mrs.Woods who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs.C.H.Woodruff on west Cedar street have been having a delightful visit with relatives, who arrived recently from Colorado and Nebraska.The party consisted of Mr.Mrs.C.H.Van Aradale of Beatrice,Nebraska and Mrs.B.H.Begole of Denver.Colorado.Mrs.Woodruff is a sister of Mr.Van Aradale and Mrs.Begole They motored down in a Packard sedan,had a delightful trip.Mr.and Mrs.Van Araday came via Denver,Colorado and Mrs.Begole joined them They came the southern route spent a week in Brea and are enjoying themselves in San Diego at the present stopping at St.James hotel They will return to Brea soon and visit all the places of interest thruout the county as well as Catalina,Pasadena,Los Angeles,Long Beach,Venice,and elsewhere. Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Clem will take possession of their little ranch east of Anaheim,next Tuesday,recently purchased by them They have lived on S.Pamona avenue for most two years,the neighbors wish them great success and regret losing good citizens. Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Laughlin of E.Anaheim who purchased the G.H.Clem home at 325 S.Pamona avenue will move to Brea.next Tuesday and take possession in their home. Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Woodruff met sons were present to wish Mr. and Mrs. Johnson a happy future in their new home. Out of Olinda friends present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson and daughter, Happy Bell of La Habra, Mr. and Mrs. Freely of the Puente lease, Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin of the Olinda Lease, Mrs. Abe Robinson, Mrs. King, Miss Georgia Collins, all of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peabody of La Habra and Mrs. Alvin Shryer and daughter Viola June of Olive. Friends of little Miss Marguerite Scott of the Olinda Lease will be glad to hear of her getting along nicely after undergoing an operation of appendicitis at the Anaheim hospital. BUENA PARK, Feb. 13 (Spl.)—The Womans Club will meet at the community hall on Thursday afternoon. A decorator from Barker Brothers will be present and speak on interior decoration of the home. The membership drive is on and each member should be present to help their side. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Childers and son Eugene were Anaheim shoppers on Saturday evening. The Eastern Star will entertain with cards and dancing on Saturday evening at the Masonic Temple. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Meyer and daughter Miss Ruth attended the California theater on Sunday evening. Barly Shaw visited over the weekend with his grandma Mrs. M. B. Shaw at San Bernardino. Among the patrons at the California theater on Saturday evening to see the "Hottentot" were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin and children, Mrs. Dan Williams and son Rosser, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw and son Robert and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and children. TOM SIMS SAYS: The difference between a nightgown and an evening dress is two yards in favor of the nightgown. Five sailors almost drowned off Sandy Hook because the nearest land was a mile away, and under them, Plain Dealer Want Ads Pasadena, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Venice, and elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Clem will take possession of their little ranch east of Anaheim, next Tuesday, recently purchased by them. They have lived on S. Pamona avenue for most two years, the neighbors wish them great success and regret losing good citizens. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Laughlin of E. Anaheim who purchased the G. H. Clem home at 325 S. Pamona avenue will move to Brea, next Tuesday and take possession in their home. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Woodruff motored to San Diego Sunday to be with relatives recently from Nebraska, and Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Van Arsdale and Mrs. B. H. Begole. They expect to have a great day and will return to Brea Sunday evening. The Christian Endeavors of Brea Christian church will entertain with a Valentine party in the church annex to its members next Friday evening. Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders Local Mgr. R. J. Ohlund 610 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W The Best Dry Cleaners In Anaheim Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.00 Ladies' work given special attention. All foods called for and delivered. Phone Us—42 The Bell Cleaners and Dyers 1102 Lincoln Morton Davis, Proprietor THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA A SPECIAL For 4 Days Only PRICES ARE VENUE At The Prince Silk Hose The Everwear $1.50 J. and P. Coats Mercerized Crochet cotton, all colors and numbers Special at 10c Sewing thread black, white and all colors. 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