The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 21, 1926, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1926. Priviiiiiitiitiititi rie Notes of The Passing Day~ e oeeeoeasacene Peneoeneeeoes Announce Engagement Mrs. Roland Curry announces; About 11:20 today the children the engagment of her daughter, of the Vacation Bible school Naomi, to Earl W. Higgs, son of paraded on Duval, between Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Higgs. The;and Southard streets. wedding will take place in the + * * near future. |Customs Sale aera The Citizen is carrying in this nc pine taper lissue advertisement of the sale ‘Stage Parade There will be a meeting of Troop 4, Girl Scouts, held on Fri- day af.ernoon, beginning at 5 0’- clock, at their headquarters in the Scottish Rite Hall, corner of Eaton and Simonton streets, and a full attendance of members is desired. a ae Many Arrive On Train The train arriving this morning from the north had a large num- ber of passengers on board, Sev- eral of those arriving will remain over in Key West until tomorrow morning when they will leave on the boat for Havana. _ . * To Discuss Trip The’ members. of Troop 5, Boy Seouts, under the direction of George F; Archer, scoutmaster, will theet on Friday night at their headquarters when matters pet- taining io the coming encampment will be taken up for discussion. No definite point for the encamp- ment has been decided on as yet, and in all probability this question will be definitely settled at the meeting on Friday night. 8 * New Steamer On Run The Mallory Steamship Com- pany, according to information given out by C. E. Smith, local agent of the company, will place the steamship Comal on the run between New York, Key West and . Galveston, beginning the last of the month. The Comal will leave New York on July 30 for Key West on the first ruh in connec- tion with the proposed schedule, The vessel will handle passengers and freight. Peeeeeeasevvcesesooreece _ Personal P. Ross Roberts, connected with the Florida East Coats Railway Company at Miami, has returned ee ye, he Ct a ‘visit spent in Key West. Mr. and Mrs. Leon. Myers, who had been spending several. weeks | visiting in Jacksonville, have- re- to the city. The: ort 3 Bo a most eajopdniantes. int Miss Susan Roberts was in- eluded in the passengers leaving yesterday over the East Coast for Miami and other points in that vicinity, where she will spend sev- eral weeks’ visit. E. Hi, Gato, Jr., of E. H, Gato Cigar Company, who has been spending some time in Havana, is expected to return to Key West the first part of the coming week, Mr. Gato accompanied the remains of his brother, Fernando H. Gato, to Havana, where interment tgok | place several days ago. at A. R. Carroll, prominent lumber dealer of Birmingham, Ala., who had been spending severa} days’ business in Key West, was a pas- senger leaving over the East Coast last night en route to his home. natailigeict Mra. Samuel Higgs, accom-! panied by her son, Samuel, were | es leaving over the East | yesterday afternoon for, Miami where they will spend sev-| eral weeks’ visit, to the Magic. City following a short | |by the customs service of a Ford \touring car, seized for violation of. 'stated sections of the statutes of the United States, which will be lsold in front of the federal build- jing at 12 o’clock, noon, on August j11, 1926. eo * * Should Make Claim | An advertisement carried in this issue of The Citizen calls upon any one having any interest in a mo- itor boat of which description has jbeen given, to make claim within a stated time otherwise the boat will be forfeited to the United | States authorities for violation of stated statutes. + * @ | Ice Cream In Variety Adams Ice Cream Shoppe, Flag: “ler Avenue, opposite the Cortez | Factory, are advertising delicious lice eream and ices, cool drinks | ete. This popular establishmen |has ‘curb service and invite the | rublic to drive out and refresh | at their cool, comfortable parlor. 1 * #8 | Scouts Arrive Twelve Cuban Boy Scouts from Havana passed through Key West jlast night enroute to Tampa to | spend a while at the Hillsborough | county encampment of Boy Scouts of America. Choe cot | Brings Heavy Freight There was considerable freight arriving here yesierday on the Mallory steamship Pecos from New York, while the vessel also had on freight for Galveston for which | point the ship left after discharg- ing cargo here. Mention |. David Doughtry, of the cleri | force of F. EB, C. Ry. and P. & O. |S. S. Co. leaves for his vacation in the North Carolina mountains, to- day. Chas. Kreigsmann of the Hav- ana Fruit Co., who formerly re- presented the West Indies Fruit Importing people, spent a while Key West yesterdnyeit Bascom L. Grooms, manager for | the Key West Electric. Company, has returned from a business trip to Tampa. He took with him his daughter, Miss Rosalind, to con- sult a specialist in regard to her eyes, 4 Miss Doris Sawyer, afier, spend- | ing several weeks visiting in Key West with relatives, was a passen- ger leaving yesterday afternoon over the East Coast for Miami where she is now mak‘ng her resi- | dence. | Benjamin F, Albury, who is em- ployed at Miami by the Florida | East Coast Railway Company, was |ineluded in the arrivals here this morning over the East Coast, and will spend several days’ business visit in the Island City. Miss Geneva Pinder, who had bene’ spending several weeks vis- iting in Key West, was among the passengers leaving yesterday af- ternoon over the East Coast for West Palm Beach, where she is now making her home. in beauty of colors as well as | CRAFT CONSTRUCTED AT AP- ~ PROXIMATE COST OF §$3,- $00; FORTY FEET IN LENGTH * “William of Key West,” the fine mew boat built by Chief of Fire Department Ralph Pinder and now | receiving the finishing touches, is being given its initial try-out to- @ay to tune the vessel up for iis: maiden voyage. The “William” is certainly a fine boat in which Chief Piuder naturally takes much pride. She is 40 feet long over all and has 12 foot beam. The in con- tains four berths, a combined kit- chen and dining room, refrigerator and lavatory, and the ‘cockpit measures 10 feet. The 19-foot roof of the cabin connects with @-pretty awning that will afford shade for a large number of pas- sengers. The hull is painted pure white with a strip of green mid- way along the sides, while the roof of the canopy is of a pleas shade of red. The vessel is evedingly attractive in appoarance graceful architectural lines. © “William”? is equipped with | a*30-horespower Regal motor, and is calculated to make an average! speed of ten miles an-hour. The vessel was built by Benjamin Roche, ing the boat ished it July 3. The “William of Key West,” wher mipped as will repr con’ He ted to work build-} n March 20 and fin-! VETERAN SEAMAN DIES YESTERDAY HERE THIS AF- TERNOON Micajah B. Hendry, years, the venerable seaman who died yesterday at the local Marine} hospital, will be buried in’ the city cemetery this afternoon fol- lowing funeral service held in the Lopez chapel at 3:30 o’clock. Rev. L, Munro, pastor of the First Methodist church, will conduct the service, and the fuferal will be ander the direction of G. Frank Sawyer of the Lopez parlors. The deceased was a native of Mississippi, but was transferred! by the government from New Or-}| leans to Key West for the benefit of his,health. He had been in Key | West three years, 11 months and one day at the time of his death, and had been in the hospital prac- tically all the time. If he leaves any relatives they could not be lo- cated. «KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS IN MEMORIAM At a regular convention of Coral _ City Lodge No. 53, Key West, Florida, held at Castle Hall, | July 15, the following Preamble and Resolutions were unanimous- ly adopted: Whereas, “The Angel of Death,” that messenger from whose visitation no mortal - is exempt, has ‘called to his eternal | rest our brother, Fernando Hidalgo | Gato y Marques, thereby taking 2} tink from the chain of our earthly | fraternity and adding a link to the | “Golden Chain” that. binds us to the innumerable brotherhood in the great beyond, and Whereas, We deeply feel loss, and bow in humble submi: sion to the inevitable summons; herefore be it Resolved, That we extend to the family and friends our heartfelt| sympathy in this hour of sorrow, | and further. Resolved, That our altar be! iraped with the emblem of mourn-! ing, and that a page of. our records he devoted to the Memory of him whose loss we are called upon to/ mourn, | our}! Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions, signed’ by our officers ind attested by our seal, be pre-! sented to the family of our de-| parted brother. FRANCISCO B. GUITO, D. Dz G. C. Cc. C. SYMONETTE, ARNOLD E. TRYGSTAD, Committee.) H. H. YOUNG, Chancellor Commander. Cc. W. WEBER, Keeper of Records and Seal. An Emerson oscillating fan for $15.00. age 72} THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FRAME BUILDING BEING REMOVED TWO-STORY RESIDENCE TO BE SET UP AT NEW LOCATION The big two-story frame, build- ing that has for. decades been standing on the east corner of the Division street school grounds is now going slowly across Division street, being removed to its new! location at the corner of Georgia} F. E. C. HOTELS MAKE PLANS FOR COMING SEASON (Continued from Page One) tions and given general circula- ‘| tion. The Casa Marina is considered one of the best of the entire chain jot hotels operated throughout the | State, and it is predicted that there will be an immense influx of tour- ihth coming this way during the |coming winter, many of whom will be guests of this beautiful hos- telry which has given entire satis- faction to all who may have stop- Miss Lillian C, Wagner, who is “boss” of a popular beach resort near Buffalo, is probably the only young woman in America who heads a big amusement company, |” operates two ferry lines and ‘is general manager of a summr park. The first known wrist watch was worn by Queen Elizabeth of England. It was a ruby and dia-! mond studded bracelet affair and was given to her by the Earl of Leicester in 1572, i 124 DUVAL STREET FOR REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS SEE THE KEY WEST INVESTMENT CO ~ PHONE No. 688-W, wan | today no fewer than 41,000 w | and Newton streets. This was one of Key West's! - original fine homes. It is a splen-| Jagh woth the aden ee did structure and built of excel-} styles. At any rate. here are two lent material throughout. Jt was) little Japanese girls, snapped as they built by William Gwynn, Esq., a| trolled along the moat ‘of the im- justice of the*peace here for many | PMY Palme af Mokyo, completely years, father of Harry Gwynn, of this city, and was his family home| for many years. The house was! sold at public i months ago and was purcha‘ Reginald Pritchard for $213. wane Ceaierel took tug contract any manner assisted us during our | < level: te eee its {TS cent bereavement, the death of cation. and ‘level » S| George C. Maloney. In many ways foundation for $450. -Mx.-Pritch-| 'C°TS° rt . ard will renovote, remodel,and re-) “©, ore Tecipients of kind acts paint the building. I€ will be an/‘"t helped make our burden light- attractive and moderns*residence |°” 21 if possible, our sorrow. the| hak codialetea: {less acute, To the donors of floral Tila. sestetawk hes | offerings and those who gave the for so. * : time ‘marred the beausemet the |B “vee ears, especial thanks Division street school growfds, and | by its removal the canipeaiwill he } _. énlarged and the corner Where it | stood will be sodded Sd plauiediv ry WEST TIN SHOP in tropical plants. A JAS. A, FEENEY, Prop. In early womanhood Louisa May} “By, +, ” Alcott, famous as the wuthor of] =’erything Sheed. Metal “Little Women,” aspired to be-|Cor. Thomas and Southard Sts, come an actress, and, had. per-} fected her arrangements for RED AG SIR EHIME ue first appearance, but was pre-| © ae ae. vented by frien: WEEK-END | | SPECIALS SAT men sit on the be: a3 jus in the lower courts in that count “ADAMS ICE CREAM &DAIRY COMPANY'S m1 SHOPPE Flagler Avenue Opposite Cortez Factory ICE CREAMS Vanilla, Chocolate Strawherry Caramel Fresh.Peach . Cocoanut ICES Fresh Pineapple Orange f SUNDAES | Cocoanut Cantaloupe Fresh Peach Banana Split | Fresh Fruit Salad | All kinds of. cool, refreshing and ‘)wholesome drinks, cakes, sand- wiches, cigars, cigarettes. }Eat more Ice Cream and enjoy |Health. Our Ice Cream made from | fresh Dairy Products, | _ CURB SERVICE | PPI IID aI aM. | CARD OF THANKS Our sincere thanks are due THE FAMILY. judge was unheard of in Ru: REO. 1 8. PAT. OFF, , DESTROYS ° ped there. during the winter sea- son. % | Gadillac surpassing all previous WM. 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