The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 22, 1926, Page 5

At Popular Hotels ; Both the Casa Marina and La ; Concha will have special balls this Yacht Boat Arrives | San Jacinto Due Tonight | evening as special George Washing- The yacht China Girl from Oyster The Mallory steamship San Jacinto ton features. Bay, Long Island, N. Y., is in, port is due to arrive in port tonight from| The Hotel La Concha will have a at the Florida East docks. i Galveston, en route to New York, | Charleston ainda: walkacepiuet. Tawa: cee nd j with passengers and freight on board. jtiful silver cups will be given the Many Havana Passengers ts ee f The steamship Governor Cobb left, In Charge of Bureaw ——o c Marina t-Yaxi yesterday morning for Havana on the, Sydney Thompson has been} * =e Be! — me , arrival of the train from the north, placed in charge of the information,* delightful dinner dance for the with a arge nvmbe~ of passengers on bureau at Trumbo Island temporarily °C°#5!0"- board. ;in place of C. C. Symonette, who is; |mow enjoying a vacation for a few) , weeks. ,Sion in Washington without endors- ** * Northland Arrives Sunday The P. & O. steamship Northland . arrived in port yesterday afternoon Cobb Arrives on Sunday , STess- from Havana with-a large number of The P. & O. steamship Governor <<. ——_ pasengers on board. Many of those Cobb arrived in port yesterday ey Cap ae apap eee neti ote i arriving on the boat left on the eve- ing from Tampa with a large number) ® ning train en route north. |of passengers .on board. * + * * * # Tanker Arrives over in Key West for several days’ The oil tank steamer Glenpool ar-, visit. rived in port yesterday from Baton Rouge with a load of oil consigned to Train Arrives at 9:50 the Florida East Coast Railway Com-. The morning train of yesterday ar- pany. <2 pee | ; Advertisements under this head dard Oil Company at this port... ; ee ae | *emeined, over in Key West for sev- 25c. ', seral days’ stay. s . Advertisers should give their street! address as well as their telephone! number if they desire results. ‘ Payment for classified advertise-' , morning from Tampa with a large; | = i number of passengers on board. Sev % : = eral of those arrivirg on the boat counts may have their advertisements | - left on the morning train en route charged. . ihe FOR RENT H The yacht Pawnee will come into] Ferryboat Arrives Sunday « ‘1SOR RENT—¥ec the season, nicely|= port tomorrow to coal. The Pawnee} The ferry boat Estrada Palma ar- is lying outside the harbor awaiting/rived in port yesterday afternoon} Harry Bayne Bingham, millionaife,| from Havana with a large number of; from Paris. Mr. Bingham .and his} loaded freight cars on board. One, party will leave for the Gulf of.Cali-}of the ferry boats will leave tonight - fornia to engage in work for.a scent for Havana,:and will return to this Furnished apartment, modern con- », tific publication on oceanography. | Port on Tuesday afternoon. | ——. White. street. Apply = | fe ko Acne Bi SiS Ses Sees ae Rooms and apartnients, 303 White- head street. feb17-6t ! i : WANTED | WANTED—Real Estate and Auto- mobile Salesman to apply for po- Concho From New York The Mallory steamship -.Concho, Capt. McIntosh, arrived in port on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock! from New York, en route to Galves-_ ton, with passengers and freight on board. The steamer had 265 tons of freight for Key West. The steamer, left during the night for Galveston. . . . To Take On Coal | eee * 7 Cuba From Tampa Today The P.@ O. steamship Cuba, Capt.; W. M.. White, arrived in port thi3i -Personal -Mention ition at Meltzer & Navarro. ‘ feb. 10-12-15-17-19-22° visit in Key West, left city yesterday afternoon on the ———— =} route to'their home. _| steamship Coneho, and will spend sev-/ WORK for yourself. selling from Mill! Pac ass tio mls berutweelts” Visit in Key West. to éonsumersfine line ladies’ unders! c a0. 2 garments. “Frances Knitting Mills 333 Seventh Ave., New York City./ Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hammond, of. John T. Lynch of New York was) Angeles, Calif., who liad been “dmong the passengers arriving in the’ a en ; By mals "Mrs. K. A. Rubey, who had been} Lites” spending a short visit in Key West,, Randolph W. Lowe, who had been i was. among the Lag ogerig sas) spending seyeral weeks visiting in| yesterday en route to. me if Tampa and other points on the west - Male HELP WANTED San Antonio, Tex. > « Least, returned to the city this eerie = ,]ing-on the steamship Cubs. |GET PAY EVERY DAY—Distribute Miss Ruby Pinder was among the passengers leaving on the morn-| George A. England and wife were} ing train yesterday for Miami, fol- | passengers arriving in the city yester-; lowing several weeks’ visit in Key day afternoon on the steamship Con-/ West with relatives and friends. — | cho from New York, and will spend| ¥ | several weeks visiting in the Island/ James Bealy, business man of Gal- City. © ' veston, who had been spending 2 ! short visit in Key West, left mee Mr. and Mrs. M, P. Mitchell, ac-; ute to his home. ied by their two children, Guy = ee st tea land. Emil, etch: Iacloded ia ar-, FOR SALE—Good - paying restau- J. E. Albury, who has beea spend-; rivals here yesterday afternoon on, Tt. Good location. Lease. 608 ing: several weeks visiting in Key the. Mallory steamship Concho from Duval street. feb19-6t West with relatives and friends, was New York. They will spend several FOR SALE—10-piece Queen Annet included in the passengers leaving days’ visit in Key West. | dining-room suite, mahogany, 10 last night over the East Coast en : months old, but never been used. route to Miami, where he is now mak: | Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bowers, aE $200. Will exchange ‘for good ; ing his residence. : j have been spending a few days’ visit} second hand car. Apply 1013! > jin Key West. with «relatives apd/ « South street, phone 198-W. Miss Matilda Alb left_on..the friends, wiil leave tonight ota, febi9- evening train for- i, following East Coast en route to Miami, where —— weeks’ visit in Key West with they are now making their home. Mr.| pk en dey tn “Albury! ‘and friends, Miss Albify and “Mrs. Bowers have numerous; i oo, PPY feb 92 Se formerly resided in this city, but has friends in Key West, all of whom are , been making-her home in the Magic much delighted on seeing them back PRESH Key West eggs for sale, 60c City for the past few years. , in theIsland City again. | per dozen. Telephone 454. See ed Se | ; feb. 22-3t' a \ bead of ee ee ENTERTAIN od sg ene ‘oar se mai night of Sock CASA MARINA: B . Key Wester. cial, ck ostrich neck piece. Reward if returned to Mrs. J. L. “ Watrous, 227 Duval. feb. 22-3t Y EVE-' Edward W. Pagel, one of the lead- a AFFAIR GIVEN oANOR OF. \ing'realtors of the Magic City, ap-| MISCELLANEOUS VISITORS i Preciates the outlook here to the ex- MONEY to loan on city residence : jtent that he contemplates becoming ; property; easy terms. F. H./ Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Brown enter- a Key Wester before very long. He; Reshore. feb. 22-1tx, tained Saturday night at the Hotel was a recent visitor to the city and j Casa Marina in honor of Mr. Brown's was very much pleased with the! DR. HARRY N. S. JONES | mother, Mrs. William M. Brown; and ‘progress that is being made here i Mrs. E. Hanna, who are visiting Sere. and the favorable appearances in’ The invited guests, at the notel were: Mrs. W. Hunt ere Miss, Minnie Porter Harris, W. Porter, : Mra, Frasee, Majer Gen. Harry. C. Portland, Ore., Residents Hale, Capt. and Mrs. Willis Hele,! Arrive Here From Havana Mr. and Mrs. Tulle, Mrs. Shedd, Capt. | tnd Mrs. Clark D. Steares, ‘Lieut! Lesterday For Short Stay and Mrs. MacCall Pate, Sen. and = Mrs. Wm. H. Malone, Mr. and Mrs.! George M. Cornwall, editor of The Warren Watrous, Miss Pauline Ward-}Timberman, Portland, Ore., publica- . low; Capt. and Mrs. J. J. Maher, Mr. tion, accompanied by his wife, were and Mrs. Frank Gray, Judge Jeffer- arrivals in the city last evening from son B. Browne, Mrs. W. M. White, Havana. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. L. P. Schutt, Mr.} Mr. Cornwall paid a pleasant call and Mrs. Robert F. Spottswood, Joe at The Citizen today, accompanied Porter Mountjoy and Henry R. Mal- py -Mrs. Cornwall, and expressed lory. . jhimself as being much delighted with NOTICE this visit te the Island City. | They will leave tomorrow for On and after March 15th, 1926, points up the scale of wages of Union Painters i of Local No. 384, will be $1.00 per bour. i FINANCIAL SECRETARY. ! Company will back you with sur- prising plan. Write the J. R. Watkins Company, 62-70 West Towa street, Memphis, Tenn. Dept. K-1. feb. 22-2tx FOR SALE PHONE 364-3 FRESH WE HAVE INSTALLED AN UP-TO-DATE ELECTRIC TOASTER SPECIAL DINNER AND PLATE LUNCH INCLUDING FRESH MEAT AND FRESH VEGETABLES. SANITARY RESTAURANT Mearce Theatre Bidg. jan 28 1 month Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, Washington, | says millions of pounds of butter} from rotten cream are on the market: : KEY WEST ORGANIZATION DIS-| pany announces $16,750 in sales in Plat No. 1 for the past week. National Grange énds two day seS-- are as follows: ,ing any farm relief bills before con- Ala, Lots 23 and 24, Block 1, $5,500.- Lot 26, Block 14, $3,750. @ water Construction Company, Many of ~ CLASSIFIED ( UMN : Lawrence Crabtreet, also of the Tide- those arriving on the boat remained $ $. water Construction Company, Lots, a e 30 and 31, Block 1, $7,500. | in this fine subdivision. The property Jo voted for world court. - 4 = ox is being developed and every ¢con-} : |will be inserted in The Citizen at venience is being placed there. i The vessel ,is consigned to rived at 9:50 o’clock with a large the rate of le a word for each in-' number of fine homes are also under ; Everett Russell, agent of the Stan-- number of . passengers on board. | Sertion, but the minimum for the; construction. Many. of those arriving on the train first insertion in every instance is 22.—Litigati Memphis to Havana, ended here im the case of Thomas Alvarino SyenusavaseasssaasassssesstesetetetEet NS $¢ PROPERTY SALES exsovasve EVENT TAKES! brated quietly in Key West. Flags PLACE SATURDAY NIGHT |were placed on the streets, and the AT LA CONCHA government buildings closed their POSES OF LARGE NUMBER OF | 5 Gato|4°0F 0” this national holiday. PARCELS ON EASTERN END OF wee po 2c gaa the| The younger set will celebrate this ISLAND : | Hotel La Conchd for the Pirates’|°Vemime with dancing. All parties +Club with a dinner dance. Mr. and|#"¢ dances will have added color The Key West Foundation Com- yy. Charles Wardlow were the| this evening with the fabled cherry guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gato. 3 trimmings and American flags. The purchasers of property on the wit accompanied them were: 1. N-| land at the eastern end of be isiand | Meltzer, Miss Curtis, Dr. x What’s The Diff N. & Jones and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Thompson, Mr. and'| "='WEEN A COBBLER AND A Mrs. C. K. Johnson, George Brice, SHOE REBUILDER? % Miss Mary Curtis Williams, Maurice, |The Answer Is Found In the Rivas, Margaret Duval, John Del-| ; gus; ay Mate Sebet e Givetns, Jr., Maurine Turner and -Dr. | Bring Your Shoe Repair Work Perez. 225 0. K. SHOE SHOP William H. Sloggett, Birmingham, C. D. Gaffe, of Greenville, S. C. J. B. Fraser, president of the Tide- and Senator Reed, Missouri, launches Many lots have already been taken fight in Chicago to defeat senators| Aj € SOSCSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSE SSSSSSSSSSSSS TOSS SSSSSSSOSOS™ FOR REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS SEE THE KEY WEST INVESTMENT CO. 124 DUVAL STREET "PHONE No. 688-W. WM._C€ATES, Mgr. 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