Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 20, 1911, Page 2

y 1 PAGE TWO THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKE D000V Q0Q0Q 2-3-2-2-2-% -3 o CHURCH CALENDAR. & yeeee PR e St S OO0 Presbyterian Church. Rev. W, P, Chalm.rs, pastor, Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning sermon 11:00 a. m, Evening sermon a O p.m. the fol Y. P. 8. C. E. meets in co-operas tion with other societies at the Cum- oerland Presbyterian,. Prayermeeting, Wednesday, z story of rence in the lives of the people of an adjoining county, which proves that romance exists all about us, u.nd that stranger things than are founa in novels occur daily in the live of commonplace people: | Early one morning, sixteen years ago little Louis Rowland, son of Mr. and . Mrs, Needham Rowland, who was | three years old, was riding a *'stick” horse in front of his parents’ resi- dence, near Gardner, about twenty- /five miles south of this city, while ' his mother was preparing the morn- ling meal. When the little family | were ready to take their places at the 7:30. Christian Church. Geo. W. Weimer, Pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Communion 10:45 a, m. Preaching, 11:00 a, m. Y. P. 8. C. E. co-operates with| other societies at Cumberland Pres-. ayterian church, Evening sermon, 7:30 a. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Florida avenue and Bay St. 4 ~oorie | table, the mother went to the door Tl';" RQ‘[' William Dudley Nowlif, o5 called “Willie! Willie! come to b DARIOF ‘brkaf.m' but no answer came {rom Sunday school 9:45 a. m. H. C.! Stevens, superintendent, Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m. and' 7:30 p. m, Weekly prayermeeting \Wednesday | evening at 7:30. Woman's M ciety Monday 3:3 A Baptist Young People’s Meeting | He: at 6:50 p. m. | That lasted for Regular monthly business m'-tlngl years, atd every man, boy and many first Wednesday at 7:30 p. women in this county have nevel East Lokeland M“sjo“ in their 'ts, although many { his childish lips. The mother then remembered that she had seen her son, who was her first born, going in the direction ot | clump of scrub palmetto, and at sionary and Aid So- once went in search, calling to her husband to “Come and help tind Wil- search ceased Milton, superintendent. Prayer=| had years azo given » little tellow mecting Thursday at 7 p. m. ; p for lost to this world, lw-li-'\xh:w — that he had fallen a prey to some! Episcopal Church. wild animal. But not o \\;(_‘. Rev, J. H. \Weddell, rector, parents, and especially the moti Each S epting only the who ntinually said that her ba third Surday of cach month, ey was still 1y and prayed t sSunduay s he every Sunday at 10| God nizht and morning to tar a. | footsteps toward the path that w her darling child, S:00 p.om, That prayer was answered, wn - Wednesday, in thig city, 2 ('lmrch. South weary years of heartaching P iin clasped in the arms lead to L m. long and Louis was a lof his moti .m. father. , 7:00 p. m, | like @ romance than a fact, ! Wednesday 8100 fe from the Hps of Mr. T. A. Bass, p. m. {Jr. of Ft. Myers, in whose employ | Rowland has been for aver a year: Lutheran Chursh | When Mrs. Rowland was a y Rev. H. J. Matbias, Pa:tor. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Preaching service 11:00 a. m,, and | and intended marrying him when she | second and fourth Sun-‘nm hed the proper age, but story of this case reads more g 00 poom,, days. as she Needham Rowland, an indust- honest and hardworking farm- married after a short S—— Mr. Catholic Church, | rious, Rev. A. B, Fox, Pastor. er, whom she Services are held on second and|courtship. fourth Sundays at 9:00 a, m. “This angered Ivy Bird, and he is o alleged to have told Mrs. Rowland Cumberland Presbyterian. Without pastor. woman shed beforo: but she little thought to his threat, and ever Sunday school at the regular hour [ cave Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. let the incident pass out of her mind. T But not so with Bird, for it is said - Gentry. |y hided his time, and when the op- L. M. Futch . fie“try Un“rtakino C0 portunity arrived, struck the blow that would leave the deepest and Successors to Angle most lasting wound- for he is sup- Undertaking Co. :: posed to have carried away her first born and given him to his brother. EMBAmns AND FUNERAL |;.cn Bird, who was married and DIRECTORS. | lived on the east coast. near Fort Pie ‘Phones: day or night, 2435. e little fellow lived with the “““ | Birds until he was twelve years old, S l A CI‘ONIS and was known as their son, and '4 alled Lopis Bird. At the age of away from Jason Bird on account of ill-treat- twelve he DEALER 1IN Real [state CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY— SOME FINE BARGAINS. Office in Clonts’ Building. . Which is Lake Okeccho- for Mr. L. M. and then went Raulerson, something ent, and went to l\lL | | i.l.'. his w B | on the vmyv‘v shore of ‘]A‘]':‘“" ito e witl Louis «: (§t 3 Mrs. 6. Thomas Fleming has located & | at 301 S. Kentucky Avenue, next to Meth- 4 odist church, where she is ready to TAKE 3 ORDERS for all kinds of EMBROID- : IERY. Stamping done to order: This 3 in connection with a Circulating Library s of new fiction, which she invites the Read- § ing Public of Lakeland to inspect. i sixteen | and comely Miss, she became engaged I to a man by the name of Ivey Bird,| [ SO OIOIOIOIOIQISIOIOI0. READS LIKE A ROMANCE & In Neighboring County, Lost Child Restored to ¢ Mother After Many Years 4 SIOIOIOIQIVLPOIQ IO IO IV I0IO LOIOI0N00 mie Valley Gazette tells a strange oc- don, after ~ixl--u>‘\ E . ' le his and fondled by hi Liive (ho sof- of: Noe fard ways but herel 'I:erI" | grew into maturity she met and loved | time bean: o that she would shed more tears than 5 | for you are exactly like has remained in that gentleman's ploy ever since, **About ten months ago some gen-| tlemen from this section who knew that Mr. Rowland had lost a many years ago, went to Fort Myers, and while there saw Louis Bird, and at once recognized the striking re-;’ semblance to Mr. Rowland, remark-! ing that they believed he was the lost | child. When these gentlemen re-| turned here they went to Gotha,! where Mr. and Mrs. Rowland now | live, and told them of the resemb-| lance of Louis to them, and Mr. Row- | land left at once for Fort Myers. | *‘As s06n as he saw Louis he knew | him to be his son, but the boy, whoi | sonu ! had grown to be a man, and had al- ways been known as the son of Jason Bird, could not be convinced he was | any other person than whom he was! claimed to be. so Mr. Rowland re-| turned home and carried his wife to| Fort M Louis, and she, o, knew their long lost| son. but still the boy was not con- vinced, and continued to live and be| krown as Louis Bird i “Mr, Rowland, after returning, . wrote often to Louis, and then to think of the past lite, many of 1 at the time, but nto, hore evi- 1o see im to be 10t the sop of f which was that irs ago, Jazon Bird, in a fir gor, decl *Yon are nothing which lette Rass, and m what hout the matter k now the same as all the time, that yo ham Rowland him in look: Louis said he thought & 100, a< did his wife: that he had bes lookit I his past life ar he knew hie asked and Mr, Bass all throus vies not* the son of Jaso then told Louis he ome to Kissimmee with him and set- | + the matter definitely, which they | Tuesday night, Mr. nd had in the mean- ified to be in this city On that morning fath- and son met, and went 15 of their past lives, Mr. B did, arrivine ! and Mrs. Roy Wednesday or, mother into all the det where every incident connected with the disappearance of the, baby boy and when the confer- 1 they were all fully satistied that the lost had been found. and parents and child were after six teen years. reanited. Willie 'Rowland returned to Fort Myers on the evening train Wednes- day but told his father and mother that the time was short until he would be with them to remain for all time. Louis married a daughter »f Mr. and Mrs, Raulerson in Decvm- 1 1910, and is the happy father of & baby boy, born a few wee 120. And such is the happy ending of what been the greatest and mystery that Was gone over, »was ended, to our people has saddest has ever enveloped this community. FAITH IN GOOD ROADS. aid to putr in will not pay;| ernor Glenn, what he that there any busine mercantile, mam wise, but that will derive ten times more in benefits n he can possibly way of taxes 1| would be willing to agree with any honest man owning a farm to pay all the taxes that wmfld be levied upon him for building provided he would keep a faithful account and give me one-half. or even one-third of what he has saved by having them.” . When a man have to pay ir roads, that much faith ‘u the earning power of good roads isn't it about time that every com- munity in which a poor road exists, gets busy? It surely is | hope™ 1911 , FLA., NOV. 20, Lakeland’s OB 2 FOR SON AN OB OPOPOVO 1O DO ONOPOPOROUOP OPOPOPO, Made ¢ R R S T.l. WOODS & CO. DRANE BUILDING [a TAl GUARANTEED FIT AND STYLE OO OO0 OIQNPIQUOIOIOIOLO IO IOIOIQIOTIOTIONY UP-TO-DATE Haberdasher MEN’S FURNISHINGS, STET- ° HATS, WALK-OVERand HAN- SHOES, SAVOY SHIRTS LOR-MADE SUITS - by STORRS SCHAFER & CO. - PHONE 298. LAKELAND, IIt NO EXCUSE FOR FORGETTING West Virginian Invents Machine Which He Says Will Jog Memory for Twenty Years. An automatic memorandum register or cabinet has heen invented by a West Virginia judge. it can be depended on to means by which all business to be transacted during any particular day, hour or minute in the future will not be forgotten; to enable the office force to concentrate its efforts on one thing at a time without the fear of forgetting something which cannot be attended to until later on, thus keep- ing the mind care free and enabling one to transact business more rapidly and accurately than could bhe done it burdened or overtaxed with several matters that could be better intrusted to this cabinet A person may have a business trans- action to be attended to at intervals of any time within the year or next twenty vears and dismiss it from the mind, rely upon the cabinet and get the notice promptly at that time, even | asleep at a distance of 100 if =ound feet. It is so constructed, says the Manufacturers' Record, that the busi- ness of the night or day forces will not conflict. 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