Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 10, 1912, Page 5

2o ld Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker went down to Tampa today, where she is spend- |tively in furthering the interests of |(Teek near Atlanta, Ga., has been ing the day very pleasantly shopping and greeting friends. — James Davis, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Davis, of Wauchula, is visiting his friend, Henry Dick- son, for a.few days. Mr. daughter. of Lakeland, spent Sunday in the city as the guests of Mrs. Y. S, Dial and Miss Mattie Armistead.— Bartow Record. Mr. L. R. Battle states that he has several million pepper plants that he will give away to people who call for them. We'll just take half a million for putting in this notice, thank you. Oh, you pepper sauce’ Drs. Maynard and Getzen returned this morning from Macon, where they had a fine time at the reunion. From their reports there were ‘‘some” folks these, and all were in high good humor. Mr. R. B. Huffaker, of Bartow, is 9 S— It is with much pleasure that we rote that Mrs. W. B. Waggoner is improved sufficiently to be up and about. THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., MAY 10, 1912. SUMMER SCHOOL. | Miss Lena McCrary's summer school i She was in quite a serious|will open in the school building on tave been made since our last issue. H K. Oliphant to F. W. Inman; E.| condition for a time, but is now about | Monday next, May 13. restored to her usual good health. Business men of Bowdon, Ga,, have organized the Bowdon Board of Trade and its forty members wil lengage ac- that live and growing little city. J. DISPOSAL PLANT FINISHED. The big disposal plant on Proctor | completed by the contractors, the Mu- . Barrow was chosen president and |icipal Enginering and Construction W. T. Johnson, Jr., secretary and|(0., Chattanooga, Tenn., and will be| treasurer of the organization. Rev. H. J. Mathias came over to- day from St. Petersburg in order to plant is placed in operation. be here for Sunday. He will return of the week, where his family are visiting. They will probably be away about two weeks longer, and when they return will occupy their new home on South Tennessee avenue. Mr. J. B. Smith says that he has|With it, turned over formally to the city of Atlanta in a short time. It will prob- ably be about two months before the It is capable of handling 3,000.000 of C. Armistead and little .0 o Petersburg again the first part |“¢¥28€ daily. EDISONIA. Tonight “The Count of Monte Cris- to, dramatized from Dumas’ cele- brated novel. Two other good reels but owing to delay on the worked horses and mules all his life [Part of the express company cannot and never had one kick him, but di- [announce titles in the paper this|Realty Co. to E. L. Cook; Lake Wales rectly he attempted to make his auto- [evening. mobile go yesterday, it kicked back Mr. Troutman, who delighted all REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following real estate transfers w. Car- Ruhmmn to Otto Blockhouse; Taylor to Jennie E. Trask; \\' ter Dean Realty to Celia and Arthur |Coward, Board of Education to C. E. Roberts; Carter Dean Realty Co. to Mrs, A. L. Boring; Susie Bevis and thusband to A. L. Boring; F. Schwab [to R. H. Schwab; P. S. Wittenhille: to Sarah Ferdinand; H. E. Knowles and wife to J. L. Travis; Y. B. Fergu- son et al. to A. (. Tharp; H. Brown and wife to J. A. Brown; J. W. Ayler and wife to Mrs, G. A, |Turner; 0. O. Damphear to J. N. Haz- [eihurst; Harmon Head and wife to H. W. Bristow, W. A. Barry to \W. W. Taylor; R. A. Graffis and wife to (i. Panabaker; Edith M. McCalla to Barker and McCinney Adela Dane and husband to S. A. L. Ry. Co., I.. M. Hary to T. A. Gaskins; George Waters to L. N. Pipkin; A. B, Pearce to Pipkin and Prine; Carter Dean S. Land Co. to C. T. Johnson; H. M. Adams and wife to Charles Wright; hard with the result that he has his |\ho heard him with his sweet sing- |Stone and Mann to E. M. A. Ecylesh- _|hand tied up and a little experience stored away for future use. LAKELAND DEFEATED BY KISSIMMMEE 10 10 2. Lakeland was defeated in a loosely ing Monday night, will sing for us aguin op Saturday night. FARMERS' UNION WILL MEET NEAR LAKE GIBSON, MAY 17. Editor: Will you please give space up today shaking hands with his|played game of ball yesterday by the |in your paper for the following notice friends and letting them know that|score of 10 to 2. Davis of Kissimmee, |to everybody: he is in the race for prosecuting at- torney. He says that throughont the county he is meeting with much en- couragement. S e Mrs. G. Thomas Fleming leaves to- pight for Buffalo, N. Y., where she goes to join her genial husband and where she will spend the summer. Mrs.Fleming's many Lakeland friends trust that she will spend a very pleasant summer, returning again to Lakeland in the early fall. Prof. Chas. M. Jones, principal of the Lakeland High school, has been invited to deliver the literary address for Summerlin Institute at Bartow Monday night. Quite a number will probably go down from Lakeland to hear the address, and also to witness the presentation of diplomas to the graduating class, this being the last night of commencement. —— A card from Mr. J. Henry Orme, who is studying music in New York city under Hosea, brings the infor- mation that he is progressing splen- didly with his singing, and that he has been seeing some fine plays. He closes his card with *“But, oh, you Lakeland,” which causes one to be- lieve that Lakeland still leads in his estimation. During Mr. Orme’s ab- sence, his aunt, Mrs, John Orme, stopping at the Tremont. is Dr. J. A. Chapman was one of the first Veterans to return from the re- union, reaching Lakeland on the carly morning train. Dr. Chapman stated that the people of Macon gave each Veteran personal attention, and that all were royally entertained This was the first reunion Dr. Chap- man ever attended, and it was, in- deed, a very pleasant and happy ex- perience. While in Macon he had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Groover's fa- ther, who was taking in the festivi- ties und enjoying himself generally. From every window and other point of vantage today have hung signs lerting the people know that to- | ° day and tomorrow are clean-up days. Tomorrow the ladies wil get active- ly to work, and we expect to see great improvements made. Let every- body rake up the trash, cut down the weeds, and pick up the old stray pa- pers that have laid around in the corners of yards and make the sur- roundings of our homes look clean and inviting. A little whitewash on back fences and outhouses will also go far toward improving the appear- ance of a place. e —————————————— THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO. (From Alexander Dumas’ Novel.) A PAINTER'S IDOL. (Drama.) cesssvscsmmeccanse _ | Children, under 12....5¢ the former Bartow pitcher, had the Lakeland batters at his mercy at all stages of the game, while Williams The Farmers’ Union picnic will meet on Lake Gibson May 17. Everybody invited to come and bring well filled baskets and let us|a imer; Stone and Mann to J. W. and 1. T. Venable; Fla. Fruit Land Co. to I'. M. Armstrong; Hamp Walker and wife to . W. Walker; S. K. Hendry and wife to . W, Walker; N. G. Wade and wife to Flood and Hendrix; Florence Inman to Inman and Nick- erson, J. Cummick and wife to J. F. Hill; D. T. Bernath to E. L. Cordery; J. H. McMillap to . W. Dean; R. L. Mayes and wife to D. K. Ceighler; Edith M. Lockwood to H. 0. Cox et 1. Lake Region Land Co. to H. F. was touched up for about ten hits, |all have a jolly good time eating fish |Mound; Florida Townsite Co. et al. six coming in a row and netting six |and other good things. There will|to C. runs in the first inning. The Lakeland lineup was changed all around on account of two of the [union will sell soft drinks to help|wife et al. be speaking by different ones on dif- ferent subjects, and the Farmers' B. Whidden; H. W. Snell and wife to J. Y. Harris; M. Stone and wife to J. L. Albrittin; A. Logan and to T. E. Dunbar; E. R. best players, Haynes and Smith, be- |raise money to meet the necessary ex-|Trammell and wife to 8. W. Toph; ing unable to play. One can now see [pense in preparing for an occasion [0'Hern and Clayton to Mary Kim- that practice is all that Lakeland needs and all next week will be put in practicing before playing again. Batteries for Lakeland were Wil- liams, Henley and Jones; Kissimmee, vis and Blgg. They Were Used to a City—That's the Reason. Mrs. Morris Munn, of Lakeland, was in the city yesterday., Sha and several other ladies from Lakeland came down on the noon truin for shopping, finding the stores closed to their surprise. Mrs. Munn expects to go to Charleston, S. €., about May 27 for commencement at the Porter Military Academy, where her young grandson, W. Orm Robb, is a stu- dent.—Tampa Tribune. OWN AN AUTOMOBILE. We have contracted with the Studebaker corporation to sell E. M. F. 30's and Flander's 20's. Will kave a 30 here about Apri! 15, Aay one | interested please call or phone and lwill be pleased to demonstrate and quote prices. models any time within the next two weeks. S. M. STEPHENS. 3-26-tf G. C. ROGAN. Books of Youth. The books that charmed us inyouth recall the delight ever zfterwards; weo are hardly persuaded there are any like them, any deserving equally our affections. Fortunate if the best fall in our way during this susceptible and forming periods of our Mves.—Alcott e s AJESTI THEATRE [T X X-E-E-2-2-R-2-2-B-N-8-3] Program for Tonight, WHITE BRAVE’S HERITAGE. (Kalem—Drama.) PATHE'S WEEKLY OF CURRENT EVENTS. THE TRICKED TRICKSTER. (Essanay—Comedy. ) We will show thirty views of the | ¥Tiun|c Disaster Monday Night. 'OPEN AT 6 P. M. fieleral Admissioa...10¢ ¢0058000000000900000000300 $505000000006600306905000 Mr. Carl Gibson, spe- | cial representative from the factory, will demonstrate either of the above | oeveeens of this kind. We expect to make this a grand occasion and those who miss it will surely miss a real treat. Don't forget the date and place, May 17, near Capt. W, Y. Carter's. The program will be as follows: [ w:a0 Address of Welcome by M. I, | Murrell, county president. {10:00- Speech by H. P. Walker, sub- ject Co-Operation. 11:00- Speech by Rev. J. R, Wells. 2:00—Dinner, 1:40 15-Minute Speeches By J. A, Driggers. By R. T. George. By G. J. Lewellyn. Speech, 40 minutes, by W. Y, Carter, subject Agriculture. DISASTROUS FIRE. That was a bad fire you had Mr Brown, but remember that you can get the best quality of lumber, mil! work and house-building swpplies rromptly, and at right prices, simply by calling on the Lakeland Maaufac- turing Company, who will sureiy give on a square deal. Phone 76. Reality Wouid Be Differert. “De hymn goes dat you warts ter | be & angel, but ef you had wings right now you'd hire yo'se’t out as a curfosity in a sldeshow.”—Atlanta Constitution A Surprise for Two. The Waiter— Haven't you forgot- ten something. sir?’ Guest—"Yes. What a good meal tastes like."— Judge. call in to see our line, get our prices, and take a ride in one . did machines. Three to select from. Will ment. Lakeland Automobile and ONE HOUR 25¢ each P. 8—Watch our windows. HARPER’S 5 AND 10-CENT STORE. brough; H. J. Mathis and wife to W. N. Mann; F. K. Ohlinger and wife to F. D. Davis, 8. Davis and wife to S. F. Hooks; A. Lightsey and wife to Lightse sons Cattle (o} Carter Dean Realty Co, to W, M. Bevis; Hattie Howard to E. L. Has- kins; A. I, Robertson and wife to Hattie B, Wright; 11. K, Carlton and wife to R. A. Nichols; Florida Devel- opment Co, to Anna K. Stevens; Flor- ida Development Co. to J. IV, Stevens; 1. M. Lanier and wife to W, II. Lan- ier; T. H. Johnson to J. M. Jenkins; I, L. Jones and wife to K. W. Me- Cormick; J. L. Thompson and wife to Lawrence Gentile; J. F. Cox and wife to G. E. Coleman; Carter Man- ufacturing Co. to S. F. Smith; G. N. Bashamw to Alla Dayton, ', M. Ho- naker to H. H. Owinson. KOLIJNGSWOBTH NEWS. Rev, Jenking, of Lakeland, will preach at the Hollingsworth school house Sanday afternoon at 4 o'clock, May 1L, and every evening the fol- lowing week at 7:00. Everybody that cin, come out and hear this able man talk Mr. Geo. Phillips has gong to Ma- con, Ca., to visit his mother, whom he has not seen for six years, Mre Hall and d ter, Mrs Price, spent Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Zimmer Mre. Julian left Ty ay for her home ut Detroit after spending the last s1x months with her son. It is reedless to say this estimable lady was very much pleased with Florida If you want a car, large or small,|and we hope to see her return in or if you do not want one just now, [the near future. Mrs. MeLeod and sister, Miss How- our splen-lell, of Lakeland, were very pleasant- lcadimg lines|ly entertained at the hospitable home tuke desirably lof Mr. located city real estat: in part pay-|day last week. and Mrs. J. A. Walker one Mr. Fulton had the misfortune to Supply Co., Peacock Building. 4-19-t |hurt his foot quite badly one day 5 this week, but is reported to be get- ting along all right. Mr. T. F. Holbrook has gone to At- lanta to enter a hospital in hopes of finding relief. He has been sick a long time and his friends earnestly hope for his speedy recovery. His son accompanied him and will enter college there Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Su- genier Monday morning, a 10-pound daughter. Mother and child doing fine. Mr. E. (. Elder was a pleasant call- er at the home of N. H. Davis Tues- day. Mr. Arthur Pearce and Morris Polk have gone to Palmetto to work. Remember the Farmers' Club, which meets the third Saturday, May 18, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Price on Lake Hollingsworth, formerly the Barhite place. This estimable couple are newcomers to our beautiful Flor- fda and let us all try and meet with them. Bring all your friends and a well filled basket and enjoy the day with ue. PAGE IVR MONEY THAT GOES UP IN SMOKE is well expended if it is spent for Inman Blunt cigars. For they eer- tainly afford much more solid enjoy- rrent and comfort thanm their price represents. Try an Inman Blunt to- day. You'll never regret the 5 cents vou pay for it. Manufactured by Inman Cigar Factory "% Phone 233 Red Fla. Ay, Mail Boxesak, All those living on streets specified for free delivery can have mail boxes by calling at LAKE PHARMACY QuickiDelivery Phone 42 REPAIRING A WATCH The work of repairing and putting into “factory shape” a watch is mot child's play—it requires mechanical skill thorough knowledge of the pur- pose and requirements of each com- ponent part.. It is a skill which takes deep study to master, and it is sur- prising how few who are in the busi- ness are successful in getting perfect time keeping conditions into their work., You won't find better watch- maker's skill in the state than at H. C. STEVENS Lakeland JEWELER Florida A. C. L. WATCH INSPECTOR = ISeSESSSEsEy ERS When you can buy new, fresh screens as cheap as we are selling them, it cannot possibly pay you to put up with the torment and danger of flies pouring in through old, torn screens. Ask your wife what bothers her most of all in her house- hold work during the summer, and she wil! tell yon— FLIES. They get into everything—make trouble—work—distress—disease — even death—wherever they go. : Our spick-and-span screens will not only keep out all the flies, but will also add a freshness to the appearance of your home. We sell the best sareen wire, doors hinges, screws, knobs, hooks and eye and windows, complete with springs : — .. - The Jackson & Wilson Co.