oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-26

BREA NEWS Mrs. J. A. Walz was called to Los Angeles Monday to be with her mother, Mrs. M. C. Carson who is very ill. She will return the last of the week. Mr. Arthur Kaylar was a Saturday night dinner guest at the J. W. Ellenberger home. The entertainment and box social for the Rebekahs at the I. O. O. F. hall last Friday night in Fullerton had several in attendance from Brea—Mr. and Mrs. Elpha and daughter, Mildred; Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. H. Winchel, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Miller, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ellenberger and son Harold. Mr. Arthur Kayler, Mr. Johnson and several other young men are planning a trip to Africa the latter part of this week. Mrs. L. A. Fox and Mrs. McIntyre were Anaheim visitors Wednesday to see Mrs. Charles Schmekel. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sutlift, of Laurel Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Olmstead and son Karl, were Long Beach visitors to see Frank Hyde and wife last Sunday they went via Santa Fe Springs. Miss Ruth Thornton visited her mother, Mrs. Thornton in Artesia over the week end. Mrs. W. M. Gungy and Mrs. D. O. Epperley and daughter Anna Margaret spent Tuesday in Los Angeles on business. Mrs. J. A.-How, from Long Beach spent last Thursday night with her friends in Brea, Mrs. Kitt Connally and family on South Walnut street. Mrs. J. Sulivan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haynes from Gravette Arkansas, arrived in Brea last Monday evening. A very pretty little dinner party at the Connally home Sunday on S. Walnut street. The Rebekahs will entertain with a card party in Craig hall on Feb. 26. All members and friends of the lodge are invited. Traysen Schwolbe returned to Socorlo, New Mexico last Friday after spending two weeks in Brea and at Long Beach, with his parents on W. Gedar street and sister in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Arthorholt were visitors in Downey Wednesday evening to see Mr. J. P. Squires and family. Mrs. Mabee and children, Evelyn and Charles from Whittier were Friday evening dinner guests at her The Robekahs will entertain with a card party in Craig hall on Feb. 26. All members and friends of the lodge are invited. Traysen Schwolbe returned to Socorlo, New Mexico last Friday after spending two weeks in Brea and at Long Beach, with his parents on W. Nedar street and sister in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Arthorholt were visitors in Downey Wednesday evening to see Mr. J. P. Squires and family. Mrs. Mabee and children, Kvelyn and Charles from Whittier were Friday evening dinner guests at her mothers. James Zerbe on S. Walnut street was sent to Fullerton hospital on Monday night and Tuesday underwent a mastoid operation. Dr. Stein and his brother performed the operation. It was a successful operation and he is doing nicely. E. F. James and wife of Hollywood spent the week end with Mrs. Chambers and family on S. Walnut treet. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Spring, on Cimmeron street, Los Angeles, were dinner guests of C. S. Taylor and family Sunday. Mesdames Reynolds and Chambers attended the funeral Monday afternoon in Los Angeles; Mrs. J. M. Monroe the wife of the latter old college professor. Many old students of Downey were in attendance along with the Los Angeles friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reynolds made a trip to Imperial and vicinity Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. W. B. Ford were dinner guests in Anaheim on Wednesday at Mrst R. U. Harris' home. Mrs. W. B. Ford, entertained with a chicken dinner Thursday. The guests were her mother, Mrs. J. L. Perry from Santa Monica and Mrs. Marshall from Ohio. Lynn D. West from Anaheim spent a few days in Brea with friends, Mr. V. Connor and sister, Mrs. Fields. Mr. T. G. Conner is able to be at work again after several days illness. Dr. Setin wife and Misses Staten and Simons were among the week end guests at Big Bear to enjoy the skating on the ice. They returned home Monday. Mrs. J. L. Perry from Santa Monica and her sister recently from Ohios pent Wednesday night in Brea with the former's daughter, Mrs. Ford and family on S. Pomona ave. Mrs. P. B. Guard and sons, Bennie and Victor were visitors in Fullerton with Mrs. Frank Courtwright and family last Friday. Mrs. John Reed and Mrs. George Whitmer were Santa Ana visitors on Tuesday morning on business. Mr. Charles Harvey and wife were Santa Ana visitors Thursday on business. Mrs. A. C. Cordiner from Los Angeles was a dinner guest at her son's home Sunday, A. Cordiner and family, 428 S. Madrona avenue. Mrs. Charlotte Logsdon and children spent the day Sunday on the G... Mrs. P. B. Guard and sons, Bennie and Victor were visitors in Fullerton with Mrs. Frank Courtwright and family last Friday. Mrs. John Reed and Mrs. George Whitner were Santa Ana visitors on Tuesday morning on business. Mr. Charles Harvey and wife were Santa Ana visitors Thursday on business. Mrs. A. C. Cordiner from Los Angeles was a dinner guest at her son's home Sunday, A. Cordiner and family, 428 S. Madrona avenue. Mrs. Charlotte Logsdon and children spent the day Sunday on the G and L Lease with old friends, Mrs. I. Stone and family. Mrs. Frank Guard and children attended the Minnesota picnic at Sycamore Grove Los Angeles Saturday, later had supper with her brother, W. B. Pozell and family. Mrs. C. Logsdon was a Los Angeles visitor Tuesday on business. Mrs. Riley was called to Fullerton hospital Tuesday to take charge of James Zerbe who was operated on by Dr. Stein. Mrs. Marsh was called to Pasadena on account of illness of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Bailey and children Edward and Inono attended the Orange show at San Bernardino on Sunday. Mr. Fred Senn is able to be at work again after a spell of flu. Mr. Dan Kearns is on the sick list. Mrs. A. L. Zerbe was in Fullerton Thursday to visit James Zerbe at the Fullerton Hospital. Mr. Wm. Ross from Cincinnati is in Brea for a few days stopping at the H. Senn home on S. Walnut st. No rooms at the hotels or rooming houses, everything over-crowded. Mrs. A. B. Bowle spent several days in Los Angeles with friends this week, Mrs. C. O. Miller and family. Little Billie Woodroof is about well again after several days illness. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno are driving a new Ford touring car. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bryan of the G and L eLase visited Mrs. Geo. Middleton, Monday afternoon on S. Orange street. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. AHAM SELL in the furniture business, has sold his entire stock to Albert C. Riulcel who, will hereafter under the name of Furniture Company. rtunity ale Credit Terms A good Ivory bedroom suite, bed, dresser, chiff, dressing table Fine Birdseye Maple suite; bed dresser, chiff, dressing table American Walnut bedroom suite, bed, dresser, chiff, dressing table Cane Panel Mahogany bedroom suite, bed, dresser, dressing table High grade Silvertone bedroom suite, bed, dresser, chiffrobe Credit Terms A good Ivory bedroom suite, bed, dresser, chiff, dressing table Fine Birdseye Maple suite, bed dresser, chiff, dressing table American Walnut bedroom suite, bed, dresser, chiff, dressing table Cane Panel Mahogany bedroom suite, bed, dresser, dressing table High grade Silvertone bedroom suite, bed, dresser, chiffrobe STORE CLOSED TUESDAY FEB. 27TH Starts Wednesday, 8:30 A. Extra Specials Brooms 49c Cyclone Clothes Washer 25c 120 PIECES ODD DISHES PLATES, SAUCE DISHES, ETC. 2 PIECES TO A CUSTOMER 5c each KALSOMINE 4c Per Lb. PAINTS CLOSING OUT STOCK Gallon ... $1.25-$1.75 ½ Gallon ... 75c-95c Quart ... 40c-55c Pint ... 25c-35c LARGE STOCK OF WILTON RUGS IN 9x15 AND 11 3 x15 SIZES. A SPECIAL VALUE IN A 9x12 AXMINSTER AT $39.50 FIBER ROCKER IN FROSTED BROWN, SPRING CUSHION IN TAPESTRY $23.50 MAHOGANY FINISH END TABLE $9.50 Riutcel-Wether Furniture Compa SUCCESSORS-GRAHAM FURNITURE 151 N. Los Angeles Street Phone 54J LLS OUT The object of this sale is two-fold, to sell out this stock making room for new merchandise now on its way, and also to introduce the new firm to the people of this vicinity.. Folks! We welcome you. Read The Prices Convenient Credit Terms ble ... $ 79.50 table ... $169.00 table ... $192.00 table ... $143.75 Convenient Credit Terms table ... $79.50 table ... $169.00 table ... $192.00 table ... $143.75 table ... $181.00 45 Lb. All Cotton Matttress Art Ticking $6.90 SOLID OAK FUMED FINISH ROCKERS GENUINE SPANISH LEATHER SEAT $10.15 30 A. M. 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