Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 3, 1911, Page 2

T ——— IR AT————_ S S 2, 1911 TELEGRAM. LAKELAND, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, NOVE MBER, Jacksonville undey the protection of .;Wmmf: had | ¢ PAGE TWO THE EVENING J. W.ELLI 0 BOOOOOO0CODBOTO0BOTG L HIIDOILIOI OIS { the navy. Gen. Finnegan 4 i g ] ® arand success at Olustee, as he did|é MILLI N ERY uo'“l atlte l!ltlll... M i ; ‘i inferior | £ It : 2 i ther combats with an 1 ; g o From Nexghbormg‘l‘owns i e ot S & B s cty as8. coutoy P, 8 ¢ girs in com- proved an nimproved REGOPIr o ? to Virginia, and was often in ¢ e g 5 d 3 i |§¢«WWWWAm-mxmbr SO0 .u.»c»-.uooooooo»}m‘fl 1 of the division. He remained | Ladies IM Suits an Groves a s,,m,,,: : 4 i il jus 3 d. HelZ Skirts. 7 2 A | there until just before the end. He|;, V ‘ CS. day, combining business with pleas- aficted with rheumatism, which & WE HAVE SOME OF THE I . AUBURNDALE TOPICS. 3 was afflic 1 e | _ 7R " Tamp, was isabled bim from {urther SOVNE yres MTNONA HERRON TRUCK LAND IN FLORD; burndale, Nov. 2—Mr. A. B.| R.Bryan, of Tamps, wes iy guest(m that latitude. His name has been |3, % i Auburndale, 2 h 2. i-|ot his brother, Redin Bryan, over) o ong the heroes of the|% Herron Block. Room 1, Raymondo Buildi; L Pawrick, of the Patrick hotel, 1s mak- | ot neglected among @ ; : Sunday. i Confederate army, who gave such |2 Jug @ nulmber of improvements on his property. Among them three new‘ windows in the dining room and a PROCLAM AT'ON generous application of fresh pnxm= | nside and out. : My, E. M. baynard is moving hi»g For those considering having ELEC- | jpusehold goods mwh the p,c:tg\ ! n { . use until his new home on e 4 TP ::)clm is finished. Mr. Mobley takes This concern awaits your com“'“,pomion Wednesday of the Bay- Phbone 309. Mr. Folgen is able to be out once “lgervice to the South. He command- | $4% more, after an operation for appendl-‘ ed the division at Cold iarbor, and :look our lines back that had been | K | taken by Hancock's corps. At PAUWAY ITENS. | One of the Virginia soldiers said | (3 | he did not like to follow an Irish- man. Gen. Finnegan heard the re- mark and said to him just to foilow his flag. His name will live in mem- citis, L%\l & o VN o ' L7 Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Dyer, of East Lakeland, are spending a delightful visit at the Burgner farm this week CANDY - Mr v Ve | ory vho served with 13 i Sr Mr. and M s Bob Sweat have oy of all those who 1 for estimates—it will furnish you m}x\d home. fice Is being moved 10| moved from Piivay. {him. His "‘? great granddaughter IZ VOI'iOfiO.S Checolate llld COCOGIlIIt roshdntikemigioinl wetz::?ni::l quarters in the Mrs. Ida Fussell of Winter Haven, | yjjss Effie Parramore Foroes is the CII\dIO‘ lt ISC ’Qr Wlllld i e ) B v ol \q i fowent at which you cou bave (e L‘L::,:‘“ buildiug is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mascot of Camp {‘5;“ Ll (r'lll‘l"h::: ‘0 va'iotie’ Of FOIICY Chocohtcs ‘t { : Nih GO ¢ -Ayer t the vete! i N e e g Recent arrivals at the Ariana ho-'A“‘A:‘ 5. SR has the esteem of kg f s ¥ and first-class workmanship. . Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Lee,| e are glad to know the people o B b C per poun " it coutacia to. thel ol R e : \tlun. | Haskell are beginning to build on| of co, H. 10th Fla. Regimen : d 5 We carry out our i Akrou, Ohio; E. M. Johnwxxu_ nflfl the new church and hope to see it|pinnegan's Brigade Mahones Div. Nunnally s Fll'lcy Boxes at c an § | v ; s B , Alliance, 80 a letter—do the work on" m‘n‘e ané| e, N. J.: Miss M.ln .‘-{_em:r e 1| ready for use by Christmas anyway. |mills Corp. SI.00 per POlllld ' GUARANTEE FIRST-CLASS ma-| Pu.; A. 5. uuf'hex, Winter Park; M. Mr. and Mrs. G. Wadkins were in 45 b s o i “l'\:uk::;::“;:;;:n: of Paines-| Mulberry visiting last Sunday. Fresh Apalachico'a Oysters c qt. b » = 1 4 Mr. McAyers and little boy were ¢ | TOOU RGN ke 0 e rihe ol s e BREAD, CAKES, PIES V. COMP. . be at the Gupway dlor wlll: lmlw.l lil:, 'I';u-z'c» will be |||‘1':Il.‘|llll‘,; at Has- Ihe rrofessi0“s ] y i M speut many pleasant winters here h a2 ‘ d ’ orane building. : . kell next Sunday and we hope to see i i ¢ . Drane building. the S0's. His tather, the late .\lx._u bl :‘_1 A Supply Of FI'QSh Frmts on hand at '::3 IS NO SECRET. W ot making any secret of the i« thint our Men's Shoes sell| better ©oany other make in town, We give boiter style, better fit, and better wear tor the same price that others ask, ro why shouldu't we do M your next pair of shoes here, “THE STORE OF QUALITY” T. I. Woods & Co. Bldg. a larger hasiness Man, get Drane BROWNING WAS NOT A SNOB When a Cook Came to See Some Plo- tures He Ofiered Her His Arm, A trivial anecdote occurs to me which has nothing to do with the “Countesses” who were supposed to absorb Mr. Browning overmuch. It appeared that on one occasion Mr. Browning's con had hired a room in a neighboring house in which to ex- hibit his pictures. In the temporary absence of the artist, Mr. Browning was doing the honors, the room being half filied with fashionablo triends. Mr. Browning was standing near the door when & visitor, unannounced, made her app ince; he immediately shook hands with the siranger, or tried to do <o, when she exclaimed: “Oh, 1 beg your pardon, sir, I'm the cook. Mr. Barrett asked me to come and see his pictures” “And 1 am very glad to gee you." said Mr. Browning, with ready courtesy. “Take my arm and 1 will show you around.” =Mrs. Andress Croscce, “Red letter Days of My Life™ One of Life's Problems. We are involved =0 early in the prejudices of g0 many whose interest s concerned to communicate them to us, that it becomes extremely difficult to distinguish through the rest of life what is natural to us and what is artl- ficlal. Ready With Suggestion. A superintendent of a city Sunday school endeavored to give the summer Mmeetings added attractiveness. Upon a certain warm Sunday lemonade was served. At the close of the service the superintendent announced that slips of paper would be passed round and the puplls allowed to make sugges- tions as to methods of making the Mmeetings still more attractive. One youngster wrote: “Put more sugar ia the lemonade.” "Cyrus Raymond, of Danbury, Conn., ;lnn:g amoug the first of the north- | erners 1o discover the beauties uund advantages of the lake region, where Cthe family still own a winter home and Jarge tract of land on Luke, Juliaua. : [ Mr. K. M. Johmson, of Atlantic City, N. 4., who is located at { Ariana, loert Monday for a few (In,\'.\“' | visivoat Lake Jackson, H | Mrs. Charles Armstrong | Tampa sonday transacting business Mr. C. E. Reed, of Bartow, was in| Wits in town ‘Tuesday, Mr. AL J Mobley spent Monday in |'I‘:|m|u| on a shopping expedition Mr. M. W. Baker, of Alliance, Pa., i- at the Ariana hotel for a few, | woecks, | : Murs, Messmore and little daughter borothy, visit in Mulberry. i [ Mrs. K. M. Baynard and daughter| | Ruth, leave Saturday tor Ocala \\‘h-'ru[ they will be the guests at a recep-| November 8, | Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Lee, of Akron,| Qhio, arrived Sunday evening and, are already comfortably settled in' their winter home on Lake Mattie. | Mrs, Alfred Dickey, Mrs, S, Cooke| and Miss Annis Tyre spent 'l‘hursd:\,\" with friends in Lakeland. | Mr. Perey Toler, of Tampa, was the Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs, \William Toler, of Park street. Mr. Irvin James, of Columbus, 0., 111 spending the winter with his sis- ter, Mrs. D. Evans on Lake leart. i | CHRISTINA BREVITIES. Christina, Nov. 2.-—Mrs, Clark is still at the home of her mother, who continues to be critically ill. Lyle O. commissary, the in Pierce, manager of spent Wednesday Tampa on business Mr.and Mrs. Howard Rudisill and daughter have returned from an ex- tended eastern trip of eight weeks. i Mr. and Mrs. . Bryan, of Nichols were the guests of Mr, Mrs. Hetrick on and Georg Saturday. George Hetrick spent Thursday in Mulberry on business. Mr. and Mrs. W, W. McLarty are I the proud parents of a daughter born Satarday. The little lady weighed | ten pounds, ] . C. Pierce and bride have re-| from their wedding journey. | br. Mrs. Pierce will receive a warm wel- [come from the doctor's many warm [riends, Mrs, Swindell, Jr., the house with fever. Mrs. Redin Bryan is expected home | jtrom Savannah on Sunday. She has| been spending a month with her pa-' rents, also a month in North ('aro-l lina, the guest of Mr. parents, Miss Swindell has returned home after a two months’ vacation in Bar-! tow. Our school has opened for the fall term with a good attendance. Mrs. Lyle O. Pierce and Mrs. H. M. Rudisill were in Mulberry on Thurs- | Bro. J. R. Wells gives {use he which he held azainst the attacks of | is confined to! Bryan's|® " |(‘-eneml Seymour started on a march Miss Ola Burgner who is at Morris- town, Tenn, and learning to be a will return here in a tew days to vizit her home folks, Friends here are very sorry hear of the n death of Mr. Me- Innis, who was found dead near Bere Wednesday and we sympathize trained nurs stidde the | Bt with his relatives, SOCRUM NOTES. The meeting is progressing nicely, us somie simple and zood sermons. Miss Naunie Fletcher has been in Lakeland this week having her eves treated and also did some shop- | ping. Messrs. Claude Dryant and John here Sunaay Holt McCorkle of Daytoua, visited friends here last week, ‘We are glad to have Miss Miss Cora tion given by Mrs. B M. Howard. ) jrancock at her post of duty again as| _ she was out last week on account of ilfes, Mr, Alva Harrell will start an or-‘ ange packing house in Kathleen for Mr. Joe Wilder Monday. Capt. Hane Gives Some Reminiscences of Gen. Finnegan Many of the Florida Veterans who served in the war between the States have telt disappointed not having seen any mention in the press of Gen. Finnegan, one of Florida's able Generals, He was a prominent man and held the respect and esteem generally of those who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, State officials held frequent consultations with him as he was in command of all the troops in the State and had 1 clear idea of state affairs. It was to him that the enviable U. 8. Sena- tor, the Honorable D. L. Yulee who was in Washington and heard the feclings expressed by northern rep- resentatives and statesmen, wrote Gen. Finnegan that a settlement with abolitionist was out of the question and advised him to use his| {efforts to get the state to withdraw irom the union and it was carried. He gave his power and interest to the State. fortified St Johns luff, three <hips of U. S. navy, the Paul s, Isaac Smith and Water Witch, but they landed a large infantry {forces, superior in number that the small southern army was withdrawn. The little army was then employed t other important points, until like Sherman, afterwards made in Georgia and the Carolinas, but found Gen. Finnegan at Olustee ready to dispute his march. Seymour's army was defeated with heavy loss, and if Gen. Finnegan had have had a suffi- cient cavalry force the Northern army neved would have reached | to With the small force to] —PHYSICIAN— | Special attention given to and Gynecology ‘l\'t'lil?ll‘l\')' Building LAKELAND, ‘Pone 132 FLA. DR. SAMUEL F. SMITH i SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat | . R i Glasses Scientifically Prescribed ‘Phone: Office 111, Residence 22. Biyant Bldg, Lakeland, Fla, DR. W. S. IRVIN DENTIST Established in July, 1900 Rooms 14 and 15 Kentucky Building | Phones: Office 180; Residence 34 leave Tuesday for a 1“"‘4‘(‘nrney visited relatives and friends | =— | DR. W. R, GROOVER, | PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON, i Rooms 3 and 4 Kenwucky Building ! LAKRLAND. FLORIDA, DR. SARAH E. WHEELER Ostecpath Physician Rooms o, &, and 17 ‘l‘.r_\unn Bldg. Lakeland, Fla. E TUCKER & TUCKER, | —Lawyers— | Raymondo Bldg. | Lakeland, Florida R. B. HUFFAKER, —Attorney-at-Law— Roor 7 Stuart Bldg. C. M. TRAMMELL, Attorney-at-Law. Offices, Bryant Building Lakeland, Fla. David O. Rogers. Kelsey Blanton. ROGERS & BLANTON LAWYERS Rooms 16 and 17 Bryant Bullding Phone 319. Lakeland, Florida. L. M. Futch. J. H. Gentry. Gentry Undertaking Co. Successors to Angle | Undertaking Co. :: | ! EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS, ‘Phones: day or night, 245. Day ’phone 241. S. L. A, CLONTS DEALER IN Real Lstate CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY— SOME FINE BARGAINS. DR R R SULLIVAN |(W | J. W. CHILES} | | all times at market prices Call and see, or phone 226 and have - Your Orders Delivered H. O.DENNY Lakeland, Florida Cowdery Building For Saturday Only Umbretins 0% 89 CtS Jens S350 hein 9.g.89 Ladies’ $6.00 Coats . R m: $5 A b i We Are Headquarters tor > Toilet Articles of All Kinds anif Can Satisfy the Most Fastidiou: Call at the ‘‘White Drug Store' For Your Ice Cream and Cool Drinks EVERYTHING IN DRUGS Careful and Pcinstaking Care Given to Prescriptions. HENLEY & HENLE) Phone 62