Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 15, 1912, Page 5

Mrs. Lula McColpin is visiting her Allm PEBMANEM CITIZEN. brother, Mr. McLaughlin, in Atl.mu and will be away some time, P A s ad &4 Mr. D. K. Zeigler, of Des Moines, Towa, is a man who came to Lake- land a few days ago to look over the country, and who has become so well pleased that he has invested in large holdings. Although he left this morning for his northern home, he will dispose of his business there this who has been visiting the family of |summer and return to Lakeland next kinner. Mr. H. T. Herron for the past month, September with his family to make i e S A to her home today, having|this his permanent home. | Dr. Sarah Wheeler went up !o Or- Lmdo at noon, where she was called, prores.louall), having several pa- tients at that place. 0. Cam returned to her *ort Myers this morning af- i several days with her Miss Ella Thomason, of Dixon, Ky., E M Hulder left last night|greatly enjoyed her stay here. Mr. Zeigler purchased a twenty- vork to buy her stock of acre grove of Mr. R. L. Mayes, which .. und summer millinery, is located about six miles north of rn about March 1. town, and which he will improve at B once. He also purchased sixty acres of land at Clay Center from Mr. Dom- back. In conversation with a Tele- gram representative Mr, Zeigler stat- ed that he wanted to buy a home in town while he was here, but just did not have the time to look around, as he was called back home, but that he would buy a town house when he returned. He is a leading merchant in his home city, and will make Lake- land a splendid citizen. In order that he may keep in touch with the progress of Lakeland and surround- ing country, Mr. Zeigler left an or- der for the Lakeland News to visit him weekly, regretting at the same time that he was too far away to Mr. and Mrs. Morris G. Munn went down to Tampa at noon today, ac- companied by Dr. C. W, Love. This afternoon Mr. Munn will enter a hospital at Tampa, where he will un- dergo a slight operation. It is thought he will be able to return to Lakeland within a few days, as the operation is not considered serious. = il Alfield was called to v to serve on the United ral Grand Jury. He will down there for several Griffin returned this ym Tampa, where she has v¢ friends and relatives ays, and where she had ant stay. Mrs. D. A. Autrey, of Moultrie, Ga., is in Lakeland visiting her friend, Mrs, P. B. Haynes, at the lat- ter's pretty home overlooking Lake Wire. Mrs. Autrey is delighted with Lakeland, this being her first trip to Florida, she naturally sees much which interests her. She will prob- ably be here a week or ten days. ase chaperoned a folks down to Bra- 1y in honor of her sis- . of Brooksville.— take the Telegram. P S leiin Mr. W. D. Campbell, of Crescent City, Fla., is in the city, for a few — ,\ ‘:h;.“::"‘lfw:“::?:f days, ing with Mr. and Mrs, J. B.| Quite a sensation occurred at the Jlies of the father and|Smith. Mr. Campbell is a brother of | Star theater the other night, when et Mrs, Smith and looking over Lake- the house was packed. Joseph Wise B e Ton e eity: dotk land, where he has made previous in-|thought he recognied his wife in one b vestments that have been very pro-|of the pictures, * hin. It is not unlikely| With our flickerless machine it is I i IAT\\{.I b that he \\|II make some further ven-!hard to believe your own eyes, h r N 0 - e, ‘\m A B, \}on°2f i . o e SRR IR oS o Digestive Powere of Insects. me insects digest their food first SILVER TEA POSTPONED. The Silver Tea which was to have been given by the Eastern Star Feb- ruary 23, at the home of Mrs. J. M. LOHOOOONONI OO0 Keen, has been postponed until Feb- ruary 29, on account of the Chau- DISONIA|"™ _ Mhe Pioneer Pictare Wouse | EDISONIA. | and eat it afterward. They are so built as to be able to take only liquid food and they Inject a digestive fluid into their prey and thus gradually dis. solve it, sucking in the liquid so formed until nothing remains but the dry skin. v be the guests of Mrs. I Udrick, at her pretty home Florida avenue. e SOOOOVONOOGOOOGOVONVOACAR DIOEOPHTOFQTOIOTOIOIQER IO 0' lake"“. Opens ahout 5:45 every night with a good show. All of the pic- r a rc tures tonight are up to Edisonia PROGRAM TONIGHT. THE MASCOT OF TROOP C. (Military drama.) standard, which is all that can be said for them. Orchestra from 7 to 9 p..m, Program for Tonight: ————e Have you seen Mr. Harry Hartell, THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, + 9-*1. D, FLA., FEBRUARY 15, 1912 % PAGE FIVE VALENTINE PABTY A delightful Valentine party was given Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Newman, where Miss Martha Sharp entertained a crowd of young people. There were many interesting games played and after the games, all were invited into the lovely din- ing-room, which was decorated with lovely ferns and palms, where deli- cious refreshments were served. Those participating in the enjoyable sair were: Miss Marie McLendon, Miss Rosa Lee Swindel, Miss Lula Browning, Miss Hazel Coon, Miss Jewell Swindel, Miss Gladys Coon and Miss Brunell Swindel; Messrs. Walter Callicott, Guilford Browning, Joe Kennedy, Renton Swindell, Char- lie Lee, Ferdie Gress, Walter Arm- strong. ERRON THEATR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16th. Tle Comedy Drama Success “A MILLIONAIRE TRAMP” Clever Cast Complete Scenic Production No. 1 Specialties Play You Cannot Mford to Miss GIBSON SUES SEVERAL PHOSPHATE COMPANIES Prices: 50c, 75c and $1.00 Reserved Seats on Sale at Herron's Store Through Attorney Robert W. Da- vis, J. B. Gibson, a well known prop- erty owner of the Alafia River sec- tion, yesterday entered suit for $25,- 000 damages against the following phosphate companies: Prairie Pebble Phesphate Company, Coronet Phos- phate Company, Phosphate Mining Company, Florida Phosphate Com- Standard Phosphate Company, Phosphate Company, Armour & Company and the State Phosphate Company, The suit arises out of damages al- leged to have been done to oyster beds in the Alafia by the emptying|: into that stream of refuse from the phosphate plants. The subject haz|d been one of long controversy between the property owners and the phos- phate plants, the former making re- peated complaints that the phosphate companies were befouling and shoal- ing the stream.—Tampa Tribune. WWWWW A ELIMINATE DISTANCE Phone . Your Order Don't try your temper or patience, simply go to your tclephone and call 62, and you will be con- nected with our Special Order Department. 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The professor’ opened his entertainment with a short lecture on mental telep- athy and then gave a demonstration that was marvelous, and must be seen to be appreciated. His talk on hypnotism was very interesting, he claiming that hypno- tism is not the power of one person’s mind over another, but rather one's own mind over his own body, or mind over matter, After coaxing a short time he suc- ceeded in gettjng several well known young men upon the stage, and the things he made them do while they were under his influence was funny in the extreme. No one doubted but what he had them thoroughly hypno- tized. This entertainment is out of the ordinary run of shows, and if our people could understand what it amounts to, the theater would not hold the crowds. Prof. Hemstreet closes his engage- ment here tonight, and the worthy performance he gave last night will advertise him today and, no doubt, he will have a full house, as he justly should. 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