The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 29, 1926, Page 5

| Girl Scouts To Meet Many Havana Passengers |. There will be a meeting There were a large number of passengers leaving on the steam-|Troop 4, Girl Scouts, held tomor- ship Miami this morning for Ha-|row afternoon, beginning at 5 yana, most of whom were arrivals | o'clock, under the direction of! here on the train from the north. |Mrst A. H. McInnis, scoutmistress saat Ng {of the organization, and a full at-| Te Attend Hearing {tendance of members is desired. Judge J. F. Busto, Joseph} ee | Johnson and William Watkins left | o¢g:ial Arrives | this morning in a boat for Mate- | J. Hollingsworth, attorney for cumbe, where they will attend the |the P. & O. Steamship Company government hearing tomorrow re-/a¢ Havana, arrived from. the lative to the bridges in that | north this morning, and after aj the | of | | x THE KEY WEST. CITIZEN To Appear at Monroe Theatre Next eek Vicinity as regards to possible ob-| short sojourn here, left on struction to navigation. jsteamship Miami en route to the Sr ; Cuban capital, Afternoon Train Late ape os The train due to arrive here | yesterday afternoon was delayed $5: Train Arrives At 9:30 im arriving, reaching the station | at 7 o'clock last night. There| were a large number arriving on | the train, many of whom remain- | ed over here last night, leaving | this morning for Havana. “+ To Discuss Encampment | The members of Troop 5, Boy | Scouts, under the leadership of | George F. Archer, scoutmaster,! will assemble at their head- quarters tomorrow night when! matters pertaining to the coming encampment will be taken up and discussed. * + Architect Arrives ' Hal Hentz, the architect who} prepared the drawings for the two proposed new school buildings in this city, arrived from Atlanta} this morning and will meet with the county board of public instruc- tion this evening in the regular fession. Mr, Hentz is here as a Tepresentative of his firm, Hentz, * Reid & Adler, of Atlanta, Ga. POSSOSSAR Oe we ess eO07P90088 | | | \ The morning train was consider- | ANNOUNCEMENT ably delayed in arriving this morn- | OF ENCAGEMENT passengers on board, many of ese Sioa whom went through to Havana on | the steamship Miami. |TWO KEY WEST YOUNG ing, reaching the station at 9:30; o’elock, with a large number of | ee Oe LADIES TO MARRY IN Leave For Miami Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Williams NEAR FUTURE and children, who had been spend- | ing several weeks in Key West | visiting relatives and friends, | were passengers leaving over the | East Coast last night en route to.| their home in Miami. x * * Mrs. riage of her daughters, Grace Isa- sonville, Fla. to Mr. C. EB. of this ci Destroyers Arrive | U. §. Destroyers Maury andj Mahan, on an extensive summer | re € cruise, made this port yes- | terday for fuel and supplies. A} number of the men aboard these | well-known in this’ city, being destroyers were here about a year | quite popular among a large cir- ago, and have friends in this city | cle of friends, while Mr. Smith, e pleased to see them}who is the Mallory line’s repre- The vessels are docked at/ sentative at this port, is also the navy yard. |known to a large number of Ceecccccesacavancvecccce | friends both in business and social mith, Mallory agent The marriage of both future. Personal Mention high esteem. Mr. Dunaway, who is prominent- Chorus girls who will appear at the Monroe Theatre all next week. Blanche Herrick requests | The Citizen to’ announce the en-} gagement and approaching mar- | bel, to Mr. F. R. Dunaway of Jeck- | and Rebah Blanche, | couples will take place in the near | Both of the young ladies are | cireles, among whom he is held in| seeesceneceeessecconvece Sunday School Class | To Give Social At ~ Parsonage Here Tonight. The pete ete First ea odist. church cordially invites his | Sunday School class (all old mem- of head or throat is usual! (CATARRH ae bers as well as new ones) or any prospective. members to a social tonight at 8 o’clock at the parson- age. Any member may bring one who is willing to join the class. The Munro orchestra will furnish “music, as well as other enjoyable numbers. Remember the place | and terms. . | CHURCH REPORTER. BIGAMY BY CONSENT PUTS MAN AND WIFE IN PRISON HAMBURG.—George von Zer- kil decided after several years of married life that there was no Smoking O. K. | such thing as: happiness together. So. they agreed to separate. A few months later the husband met another woman and ‘suggested to his wife that she consent to his marriage. She consented on con-! dition that he would not complain! if she married another man. So’ both took new mates and all would have been serene had the police | not learned of the situation and arrested both couples. Both von Zerkil and his wife have been sent to prison for bigamy. } THE WEATHER 90 e2eee s00eneevseaceees | Stations”, | Abilene (pt: cloudy) -.:.. |Atlanta (raining) . | Boston (raining) |Charleston (pt. cloudy) Chicago (clear) | Corpus Christi (clear) |Dodge City (cloudy) ... |Galveston (clear) . Hatteras (cloudy) iHuron (cloudy) ~......... Jacksonville (pt. cloudy) KEY WEST (clear) . Louisville (clear) Miami (clear) ‘ New Orleans (pt. cloudy) New York (raining): ... St. Louis (clear) Tampa (clear) see Washington (raining) - Williston (clear) \ Warrants are out for more than :500 Glasgow men who have desert- ed their wives during the past two yea It doesn’t matter if your home IS on the sunny side of the street. shade. We can put it in the, ," First Tent & Awning Mfg. Co. Phone 134 Margaret & Fleming Streets | F pe ‘ge : If the women of Pittsburgh, Calif, ly identified with one of the large | o - p ; * ‘Be | want to smoke they'll’meet with no POOCOSEROCO OOO DE EOL. coos rEDE DOLL DORS RESO REREOOOD mechanical engingering eampanies |! “mreation trom the town's new wo. Norman A. Albury, who had| Mrs. Albert J. Pinder, accom-| of Jacksonville,’ spent a short; man mayor, Mrs. Mattie Chandler, been in Miami and other points pavied-by :her two children who | while in Key West some time ago| who says she doesn’t care for re- CORAL ISLES He preferred to bathe alone for the past several weeks visiting form movements. She celebrated the relatives’ and friends, was in- eluded in the arrivals here ov the} morning train. | ne \ been spending several weeks | during which iime he made a num-} iting in Miami and other points | ber of friends. | up the Eas returned to} The numreous friends and ac-| the city on the morning train, | quaintances of the contracting | abi | parties are much interested in the | John L, Stowers, | spending ’a few! Miss Anita Russell, who had Mr. and M been spending the past’ several, who shad been weeks visiting in Miami and other jdays’ visit in Key West, were pas- | points up the East Coast, return-;sengers leaving on the steamship | ed to the city this morning over | Miami this morning en route to; the Flagler System. gthaie home in Havana. j announcement of their ngagement and approaching marriage. _SKUNK ROUTS SCORE DUBLIN.—A skunk that escap- | led from the dogs pursuing him! Miss Grace Pinder, who had! Mrs, Webster Roberts, of Wii-| drove 22 boarders from the house | day of her inauguration by cooking breakfast for her family and wash- ing the dishes before going to her office. POSITIVE. A_ good night’s | sleep with an Emerson Fan. july12-tf STUDIO {| JEFFERSON HOTEL BLDG. Room 203, (2nd. floor) SIGNS, SHOWCARDS DECORATING, ETC. : OACHES cannot live in your L\ house if you spray Flit. Flit spray destroys roaches, bed bugs and ants. 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