oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-21

NEW HOUSE MOVES 75 CARS VALENCIAS Shipment of approximately 73 cars of valencias since the valencia season began was announced today by R. R. Rutledge, district manager and buyer of the Orange-co Valencia Co. The plant on the Union Pacific tracks has a capacity of three cars per day. Rutledge, who is associated with General Manager O. W. Ludlow, regards the concern as already on a promising basis. An elevator is being installed and driveways improved. Later the railway, which owns the building, will install sheds in which to store fruit and supplies as they arrive. The plant is thoroughly modern, with Stebler-Parker Co. machinery thrust out. This Riverside concern has equipped most houses in the county. A force of approximately 40, including pickers, is employed by the new organization. Payment of cash on delivery of fruit. Rutledge regards as responsible in part for the concern's growing business. Recently Rutledge estimated within six boxes the amount of fruit in a given grove. In another instance, he estimated within 10 boxes. He said today his firm had paid not less than three nor more than four cents net to the grower for fruit on the tree. The brands are Billy, Black Jack and Bear, the choiceness being in the order named. It is hoped to handle lemons before the season is over. G. & L. LEASE M. and L. Lease, June 21—(Special)—Mr. and Mrs. Jessis Rice formerly of Anaheim but now of Cline, spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mrs. J. C. Shay and daughter Ida Lee of Brea Canyon, spent Thursday with her sister Mrs. K. Sellers. Mrs. Isaac Mayfield spent Friday in Yorba Linda with Mrs. Charles Trammel. Mendames G. S. Hammer and Prank McElhaney and daughter Lois return- OPERA STAR SAILS ON EUROPEAN TRIP Mme. Marguerite Matzenauer and her daughter Adrienne. Mme. Marguerite Matzenauer, opera singer, and her daughter, Adrienne, have sailed from New York for an extended tour of the continent. She will return for fall musical season. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT BRADY WILLIAM TEST AT 5 By Ellwood Contrary to the Brady $ Well Syndicate its Santa Fe comes the announcement of the 5340 foot such, and that program areas of the Long Midway Sunset fleeced and that these immediately The Syndicate No. 1 durdrilling encountered showings at 4600 ft that the management make an oil well. tion to set a string try out the well in expansion program organization includes acre and a half of Beach located in the The acre is located and Frankfort on Reck Syndicate 5-1 in progress. The sion of the Brady $ the Brady Sure Show. In the Midway Brady Organization 80 acres of property Oil Company time the line of the in 40 feet of pro2700 feet from the gusher. The prog wells on this $0 acre. The Brady $ well some wildcasting eight hundred acres been secured, and been passed upon for M. Schuman a Sargist. With the properties and two lately proven terrific seems to have a The north line of Springs field got past week when the Oil Co., quit drill well at 5269. A showings found at feet, this well next thing worth while. The Wilshire O.I.eeded in getting Baker No. 1 back o G. and L. Lease, June 21—(Special)—Mr. and Mrs. Jessia Rice formerly of Anaheim but now of Cline, spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mrs. J. C. Slay and daughter Ida Lee of Brea Canyon, spent Thursday with her sister Mrs. K. Sellers. Mrs. Isaac Mayfield spent Friday in Yorba Linda with Mrs. Charles Trammel. Mesdames G. S. Hammer and Frank McElhaney and daughter Lois returned to their home late Friday evening after spending a few days with friends and relatives in Long Beach. Mrs. Kenneth Wimer and son George returned home with them to spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hubard of Chino were calling on friends of this lease Thursday. Mrs. Floyd Cheadle and daughter Pauline, of El Monte spent Sunday with her niece Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Updyko and family of Fullerton, spent Sunday with the latters mother, Mrs. Gregg Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hatfield and Mrs. Roy Hatfield and daughter, Hael, all of Fullerton, spent Sunday afternoon with their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hatfield. Mr. and Mrs. Richards and two children spent the weekend at Hollywood with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Inman of Placentia, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hanmore. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Koger and daughter, Gludys, and Mrs. George Koger's slater and brother, Miss Caputa Pike and Ivan Pike, all of Placentia were dinner guests Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Knox Setters and daughter Mabel and little Miss Lois McElhaney spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Heath Hanmore were dinner guests Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dilker and after dinner all were shoppers in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wright of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhaney and their house guests, Mrs. Kenneth Wimer and son, George of Long Beach, were picnicing at Orange County park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Durr spent Sunday at Carbon Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hatfield of Fullerton spent Monday evening with the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hatfield. Mesdames G. S. Hammer and Frank McElhaney gave a 1 o'clock luncheon at the formers home Tuesday, Sandwiches, veal salad, cake and homemade ice cream were served after which talking and listening to the music furnished by the victoriae Those present were Mesdames George Wimer, McDonald, Kenneth Wimer, and son, George, all of Long Beach; Mime, Marguerite Matzenauer and her daughter Adrienne Mme, Marguerite Matzenauer, opera singer, and her daughter, Adrienne, have sailed from New York for an extended tour of the continent. She will return for full musical season. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT H. M. Hewes, R. M. Smith, and B. James, Los Angeles; George Walker, Houston, Kansas; J. Thompson, Las Baenas; C. F. Housted, Santa Barbara; V. E. Donelson and wife and Doris Donelson, San Luis Obispo. CALIFORNIA ROOMS, ANAHEIM R. H. Reelson, Medford, Ore.; C. P. Metzger and George Brown, Los Angeles. pent the week end with the Albertson family. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Brown and family Fullerton visitors Monday. Jack Hollis of Santa Ana spent Saturday with Frank McElhaney. Grant Babbitt of Stearns Lease and Helen Dinelly spent Monday with their sister and aunt, Mrs. Frank Dilker. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Goss formerly of this lease, but now of Sanitz Ana, were calling on friends on this lease Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albertson and daughter Julia and Miss Gertrude Turner spent Monday evening with Mr. and Walter Junker of Garden Grove. Mesdames McElhaney and her house guests, Mrs. Kenneth Wimer and son George, were Anaheim visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Loitz and son Walter were Fullerton visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pope and son Billie, spent Sunday in Long Beach with the latters sister, Mrs. George Wimer. Mr. and Mrs. Albertson and daughter Julie and Miss Gertrude Turner spent Saturday evening in Whittier. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield were dinner guests Monday evening with the latters mother, Mrs. Henry Nelson of Downey. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hatfield received word Friday evening of the marriage to their nephew, Stearn Hatfield of Fullerton, to Miss Hazel Hatler of Newark, New Jersey. Stearn is also the brother of Frank Hatfield who works on this lease. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Varner and son spent Sunday at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBride of Brea Canyon were calling on friends of this lease Wednesday afternoon. Meessers, Jim McCoulen of Brea and Earnest Nichols of Placentia spent Friday evening with Mr., Mrs., Hatfield. The coalinga-Ma nice well on the property at 4690 hawk-Mutual well bbls the Fullerton Oil cut some of the Gum Grove was 5100 feet, the bottle did not show any damage it is doubtful Company will make In the central city Springs field Geo with a 4500 barrel new producer is not has settled production. CONCORDIA BIG T Invitations are all German-America Calif., to attend a nice dance to be cordia Club at the servance of Independence dolphins will include sports The program will barbecue, which will 12 to 2 again Between one there will be a c by the Concordia singing by the se condia assisted by clety of Los Angles Society of San Diego Between three dancing while grand ball will st chestra will play The kiddies' s tug-o-war races The club's growth totally decorated illuminated for the entertaining sisting of Theodore man; Otto Hammke are in charge Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hatfield of Fullerton spent Monday evening with the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hatfield. Mesdames G. S. Hammer and Frank McElhaney gave a 1 o'clock luncheon at the formers home Tuesday. Sandwiches, veal salad, cake and homemade ice-cream were served after which talking and listening to the music furnished by the victoriaa. Those present were Mesdames George Wimer, McDonald, Kenneth Wimer, and son, George, all of Long Beach; Mrs. W. E. Pope, and son, Billie, and the two hostesses, Mesdames Hammore and McElhaney, and daugter, Lois. Miss Rogers of Santa Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hatfield received word Friday evening of the marriage to their nephew, Stearn Hatfield of Fullerton, to Miss Hazel Hatfield of Newark, New Jersey. Stearn is also the brother of Frank Hatfield who works on this lease. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Varner and son spent Sunday at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBride of Brea Canyon were calling on friends of this lease Wednesday afternoon. Messers, Jim McCoulen of Brea and Earnest Nichols of Placentia spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hatfield. Mesdames George Wimer and McDonald of Long Beach spent Tuesday with the former's sister, Mrs. W. E. Pope. $2750 THINK OF BUYING AN All Wool Wor SUIT AT THIS PRICE An exceptional purchase has enabled us Among them you will find Blue Serg trousers to go with these suits at a slight cost." See the models in our window. Jackson' MEN'S WEAR SHOP "Your Money's Worth Always" Anaheim BRADY WILL MAKE TEST AT 5340 FEET By Ellwood J. Munger Contrary to the report that the Brady 8 Well Syndicate had abandoned its Santa Fe Springs holdings comes the announcement that a test of the 5340 foot hole will be made soon, and that properties in proven areas of the Long Beach field and Midway Sunset field have been secured and that these will be developed immediately. The Brady 8 Well Syndicate No. 1 during the course of drilling encountered some promising showings at 4600 feet and it is these that the management believe will make an oil well. It is the intention to set a string of 6½ casing and try out the well in a few days. The expansion program of the Brady Organization includes the taking of an acre and a half of property at Long Beach located in the proven district. The acre is located between Center and Frankfort on Elm and is close to Keck Syndicate 5-1. Drilling is now in progress. The Long Beach division of the Brady 8 will be known as the Brady Sure Shot. In the Midway Sunset field the Brady Organization has secured some 80 acres of property from the Plantation Oil Company. At the present time the line of the property is within 40 feet of production and only 2700 feet from the famous Lakeview gusher. The program calls for 20 wells on this 80 acre tract. The Brady 8 well Syndicate will do some wildcasting in Contra Costa Co., eight hundred acres of property have been secured, and the property has been passed upon favorably by James M. Schuman a San Francisco geologist. With the securing of these properties and two of them in absolutely proven territory, the Brady 8 seems to have a future assured. The north line of the Santa Fe Springs field got another Jolt this past week when the Amalgamated Oil Co., quit drilling on the Berton well at 5269. Aside from minor showings found at 2600 and 2800 feet, this well never showed anything worth while. The Wilshire Oil Company has succeeded in getting the Ambassador Baker No. 1 back on production. WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION J.C.Penny 371 DEPOT 225 West Center Street You Find Here Quality and One need but consider for a moment the eno require every month to fully appreciate that of quality and lowest possible prices. You sh This Is a Month of Exceptional Giving Perhaps you have a friend who is to be married in this month of "June brides and roses." It is likely that you have friends who will celebrate their wedding anniversary this month. Then a son, a daughter or a friend's son or daughter may be graduating from college or high school. And commencements and confirmations recur every June. 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The leak has been repaired and the well is back doing 1500 barrels. The Coalinga-Mohawk completed a nice well on the Santa Fe Mutual property at 4690 feet. The Mohawk-Mutual well started off at 9000 bbls. the Fullerton Oil Company will test cut some of the showings found in the Gum Grove well at 4800 feet. At 5100 feet, the bottom, Gum Grove No. I did not show any encouragement and it is doubtful if the Fullerton Company will make any more hole. In the central east section of the Springs field Geo. G. Getty figured with a 4500 barrel well at No. 9. The new producer is making 34.5 gr oil and has settled down to consistent production. CONCORDIA PLANS BIG TIME JULY 4 Invitations are being extended to all German-American societies in So., Calif., to attend a big barbecue, picnic and dance to be given by the Concordia Club at their clubhouse in observance of Independence Day. The doings will include special entertainment for the kiddies in the afternoon, including sports. 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