The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 19, 1926, Page 5

MONDAY, JULY 19, 1926. Seecececcoooosesess a Notes of The Passing Day eecccce eee Many Tampa Passengers pte Visit Havana There were a large number of| Mrs. Hortense Gomez, accom- passengers arriving here this | panied by her brother, John morning from Tampa on the P. & | Gomez, left on the steamship Gov- steamship Governor Cobb, several|ernor Cobb this morning for Ha- of whom left this afternoon on|vana for a visit of two months the train for the north. |with relatives and friends in the once ence ._* » | Return From Trip Harry Perez, chief engineer on} board the U.S. light house’ tender} Ivy, accompanied by his family, | who had been making an extensive | motor tour through many sections of the company, has returned to the city. To Return Today | The members of the Gato family, who left here last week ac- companying the remains of Fer-| nando H. Gato to Havana, will re-| turn to the city this afternoon on the steamship Miami. _ | Returning Home | Ross Sawyer, connected with the! E. H. Gato Cigar Company, who | went to Havana last week to at-| tend the funeral of Fernando H. Gato, will return to the city. thi afternoon on the steamship Mi-| ami. Customs Men Arrive | Charles N. Hildreth, customs) collector for the state of Florida, and Arthur G. Watson, Jr., as-; sistant collector, were in the city # while this morning en route from their headquarters office in Tam- pa to Havana, where they will spend several days. * Receives Appointment Arthur J. Swain, formerly chief boatswain’s mate, has received his eppointment as boatswain from Washington and has taken his oath of office before Capt. John G. Berry, commander of the Gulf div- ision of the Coast-Guard service. Boatswain Swain has been tem- porarily assigned to CG-299 as of- ficer in charge. He was formerly officer in charge of th V-12216, on of the Coast Guard’s picket jth Cuban capital. Leaves Sunday Mrs T. E. Milmore was a passen- ger leaving yesterday afternoon over the East Coast en route to Evansville, Ind.,’ where she will spend several weeks’ stay with her parents. * “* Leaves Last Night Mrs. Holman, wife of W. H. Hol- man, connected with a local insur-; ance company, was a passenger leaving yesterday afternoon over the East Coast for a visit in Evansville, In., New York and other points. Mrs. Holman _ will return to Key West the latter part of October. ee # Return To City BE. A. Strunk, secretary and reasurer of the South Florida ‘ontracting and Engineering Com- y, accompanied by his wife and baby, who have been on a va- cation niotor tour of five weeks in the North Carolina mountain region, returned yesterday. They shipped the’r car in from Miami, and report ihat they had a won- drfully fine trip with no mishaps whatever. ti Pi ** *@ Ignition of Film A film became ignited in the machine booth of the Strand thea- tre Saturday night while the show was in progress. There was but little confusion caused and many people did not stir from their seats. Some one on the outside turned in a fire alarm, but. the service of the fire department was not needed, There was practical- ly no damage, and a number of people in the show did not know of the incident until they heard the _ boats at Key West. eece Personal fire trucks arrive. eoeceecacevavenveveeees Mention Harry Pinder was among the passengers leaving yesterday af- ternoon over the East Coast for ed up the extension for a stay several days. ? Judge Hugh Gunn, who had been ‘several days’ visit in and other points in that section, returned to the city this morning on the steamship Gov- ernor Cobb. ' ' Barbara Guerro, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guerro, pa mae by her grandfather, M. W. Drudge, left yesterday af- ternoon over the East Coast for Miami for a few weeks’ visit with relatives. Will Baker, son of Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Baker of Southard street, who had been spending a visit in Key West with his parents, left last evening over the East Coast for Miami where he is employed by the Grove-Stewart Drug Company. Mrs. M. Edgar, mother of Mrs. | ¥. H. Ladd, who had been spending 8 while visiting in. Key West, was a} passenger leaving yesterday after-| noon over'the East Coast en route | to Homestead, Fla. ; SNOWFALLIN. NORTH SECTION OF MINNESOTA, B. L. Grooms, manager of the Key West Electric Company, left Saturday night on the steamship Governor Cobb for Tampa for several days’ business visit. , " Mts. Charles Mendota’ ahd ‘¢hil- dren, who had been spending a while visiting im Tampa, returned tothe city this morning on the steamship Governor Cobb, Asa Sweeting, who had been spending several days’ visit in Key West, was included in the pas- sengers leaving yesterday after- noon over the East Coast for Mi- ami. : Miss Alicia Williams, who had been spending several weeks visit- ing in Key West with relatives, was a passenger leaving yesterday af- ternoon over the East Coast en toute to Miami where she is now making her home. Mrs. John M. Warren, who had been spending a visit in Key West with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. Z, Filer at their home on North Beach, was a pas- senger leaving yesterday after- noon over the East Coast en route to Live Oak, Fla., where she is now making her home. MAKES .THREAT OF DYNAMITING {By Asswomted Irens) LOS ANGELES, July 19.—An- tonid Tardero, 16, attendant at Angelus Temple, reported to the sheriff's office late last night that THERMOMETER REGISTERS HIGH MARK FROM HEAT) WAVE IN MITCHELL, SOUTH | DAKOTA (Ry Assectated Press) j ST. PAUL, July 19.—Snow fell | in over the north woods of Minne an unidentified man and woman what room Mrs. Aimee Semple MePherson Temple pastor, slept, saying they intended to dynamite the place at dawn. CHICKENS } jtwiee approached him to learn in| COUNTY ENGINEER RETURNS TO CITY MAKES INSPECTION OF ROAD WORK IN MONROE COUNTY C. E. Bailey, one of the county engineers, has returned from a trip made to the mainland portion of Monroe county for the purpose of looking over the proposed route of a highway from the townsite of Poinsiana, on the west coast, to the nearest point on the Monroe county link of the Tamiami trail. Engineer Bailey, accompanied by an engineer from the office of the Tropical Florida Development Corporation in Miami, walked over the line of the proposed road and prepared specifications to be sub- mitted to the county commission- ers at the next regular meeting. Mr. Bailey says Ménroe county has 2 vast domain over there that can be reclaimed easily and at minimum expense, and can be de- veloped into one of the most won- derfully productive . sections of the state. OSSIAN ACHESON DIES TODAY | | FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE} HELD ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON ) The death of Ossian B. Acheson, retired seaman, who died at 11:30| o’clock today, takes away another | pioneer citizen of Key West. He! ha@ attained the age of 68 years;! was born and reared here, and had| constantly resided in this city. The funeral service will be held at 5 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, | from the residence, 618 William} street, to the. Congregational; church. The pastor, Rev. Eldridge, will be the officiating minister. The deceased is survived by one) son, Alfred Acheson, and three | daughters, Mrs. Harry Baker,} | but <hey improve your general | | died at 11:50 o’clock Sunday fore- |be buried this afternoon following assistance during our recent be- jthe funeral service at |ment will be niade. jone sister, Mrs. Adolph Ascher of}al organizations who kindly as- se | | Jacksonville; two brothers, jnold’s funeral this afternoon will} ;man. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ~~ Thin Men Rejoice MRS. EVA BAKER Put. On Pounds Of Solid DIES SUNDAY Healthy Flesh In 30. Days ‘ Get That Manly Figure) SERVICES TO BE HELD THIS AFTER- Why continue to be behind the} NOON times—Surely you have*Heard of | McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound | skinny scrawny men and womeni|’s,.-7 vs be Smee apaks ape Tity get one weight where pecrnone at her late home, 916/ weight is needed—not only that} scree. erent. es zi The funeral will be held this af-; ‘ternoon at 4 o’clock with the ser-; vice being conducted at the resi- {dence by Rev. Brookins, rector of | St. Paui’s Episcopal church. health—bring strength—energy— more vitality. The Key West Drug Company and druggists everywhere sell Mc- Coy’s—60 sugar coated tablets 60 Mrs, Baker was born in New cents and if any thin person does-|York, but has spent practically all! |Earl Baker of this city, and Har-! DIES ON SUND. VAY ot this cit Mrs. Charles Maloney | | Sete rs + ;Rosam, Thomas Watkins, Benjam-} CONDUCTED THIS | n’t gain 5 pounds in 30 days mon-!her life in Key West. She is sur-{ ivey Baker of Jacksonville; two of this city, and Mrs. O. H. Broles} lof Oakland, California. FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE/°rs jin Curry, Louis Edwards, Robert) AFTERNOON |Knowles and Otis Kemp. ey back—Ask for McCoy’s. jvived by her husband, Samuel | Those chosen to act as pallbear- | | | SEMEN oe |Baker; three sons, Leonard and MRS. M. VIGNOLD this afternoon are Charles} Mrs. Mary Yulee Vignold, who} | CARD OF THANKS \ Ye wish to tender sincere | : 8 jthanks to all friends and neigh-} noon at her residence, 619 Duval pors, to those who furnished autos, | street, at the age of 49 years, will and who in any manner rendered | 5 o'clock, reavement—the death of our dear which will be from the residence husband and father, Joseph Saun-| to Saint Mary’s Star of the Sea! ders. | Catholic church, and from there | MRS. JOSEPH SAUNDERS AND! to the city cemetery, where inter-| CHILDREN. july19-1t| Surviving Mrs, Vignold are her| CARD OF THANKS parents, Mr. amd Mrs. Philip J.! he Gandolfo, a daughter and son,| J wish to sincerely thank my| Emily and Edward, of this city; many dear friends and the fratern- Wil-| si of! isted me during my recent be- avement—the death of my hus- and, Elijah Knowles. MRS. ELIJAH KNOWLES, 311 Olivia Street. july 19-1tx liam and Lawrence Gandolfo this city. The deceased was a tive of Key West and had many friends who will mourn her de-| mise. | The Vig-| ——————— pallbearers at Mrs. | be George McDonald, John L. Al-| bury, Louis Bierna, John Wells, Braxton Warren and Will Free-} | Standard Remedy for Chills and Malaria % Mrs. Samuel Cates and Mrs. Eugene Thompson, all the men-} tioned relatives residing in this| city. ! The funeral will be under the! direction of G. Frank Sawyer of | the Lopez Undertaking parlors. MOTHERS Watch for symptoms of worms) in your children. These parasitesi are the great ‘destroyers of child | life. If you have reason to think your child has worms, act quick- ly. Give the little one a dose or two of White’s Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist where this time-tried and successful remedy is used. It drives out the worms} and restores the rosy hue of health to baby cheeks. Price 35c. Sold BIDS WANTED Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Sealed proposals will be received: by the Board of Public Instruction! of Monroe county until 7:30'p. m,) Thursday, July''22, at theit | office for the contruction of a cistern. } Specifications may be .obtained | at the office of the county super-| intendent of publie instruction. Right is reserved to reject any or all bids. MELVIN FE. RUSSEL, County Superintendent and Secre- tary. july17-19 T. E. MILMORE NOTARY PUBLIC | CITIZEN OFFICE | | | | | Will: party who found license) fag 125-422C and advertised same in this paper May 6, furnish name and address to this office. Owner has made application for by all druggists. | same. MAKE CATCH OF 4 LARGE TARPON (Dy Associated Press) TARPON SPRINGS, Fia., July 19.—Four large tarpon fell victim to the prowess of Assistant City Attorney. Pendleton Edgar, who ‘brought in specimens of the silver king which weighed respectively, 192, 185, 181 and 150 pounds. The largest was 7 feet and 2 OFFICER WOUNDED - IN EXPLOSION | ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE . Mrs. Julia Saunders, “Colored, or — ; jannounces the marriage of “her (By Asscelated Press| \daughter, Golden Elaine . Saun- CAMP DEVENS, Mass., July ders, to Lenard Ash on Thursday, 19.—Captain Lewis R. Edmonds July 15th, at 8:30 o’clock~p. m. was critically wounded and six'at her residence, 802: Windsor enlisted men received lesser hurts Lane, when a box of TNT charges was being used to simulate shells ex-| ploded at the national guard camp) here today. {and forget the heat. Mrs: JULIA SAUNDERS. Get an Emerson Electri¢ ‘Fan julyi2-tt inches long, and the smallest 6 feet long. POSITIVE. A_ good night's sleep with an Emerson Fan. july12-tf Se re 124 DUVAL STREET Let the Artman Press Go your printing. WM. CATES, Manager. FOR ‘REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS SEE THE KEY WEST INVESTMENT CO ‘PHONE No. 688-W. been able to buy tires so comfortable, safe and trouble free. 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