Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 7, 1912, Page 5

The City Council {s meeting this L aad 49 afternoon instead of tonight, as pre- PERSON viously announced. Miss Sallie Cariton 1s assis'ing at the telephone office for a few days, ® and her many friends are delighted to hear her cheery voice when “Cen- tral” is called. \iss Hallle Zelgler and little niece | MB. WKENNY'S BROTHER pupice Kimbrough have Jjust re- IN GEORGIA. er, where the! wrnet :::n'(osl:::::l :lnyl \'isltlllz The many friends of Mr. A. 8. J. bave McKenney will regret to learn that relatives. his brother, Mr. H. J. McKenney, . died Wednesday night at his home in \r H. J. Diane left Wednesday | Georgia atter an illness of about six . for Louisville, Ky, where Be|yoore quring which time he was a spend a few days, going later 19| g qerer of acute indigestion. ~ouch Lick Springe, where he Will| mpe geceased was known in Lake- «+ a much needel :efl! from the|jang having visited Mr. McKenney + strenuous CcaluPl.gn. two years ago. His daughter, Miss e Maggie McKenney, also spent several 1. B. McKee went down to months here with her uncle about 2 today on business and pleas- [ three years ago. Mr. McKenney was .mbined. Mrs. McKee is erect-/a man of high honor, a man whom : handsome home in Tampa, and | it was a pleasure to know, and in his the time it is in course of | death his brother and members of his ;ction she finds it necessary family have the deepest sympathy o down quite frequently. of the people of Lakeland. AR Mr. McKenney was at Lake Weir "at the time he received the message. but as the funeral would be over bhe- fore he could reach there, he decided not to go. land today to wind up his affairs supanied her, remained over sev- here, and Sundav he and Mr. McKen- v~ longer and is the attrac- ney will go direct to Georgia, where Lillie Mae they will assist the family in wind- ing up the affiirs of the cstate. . E. s:afiord left yesterday + home in Orlando after a ¢ visit of several days in Lake- st of Mrs. A, P. McLeod. 1l daughter, Elizabeth, who guest of A MAJESTIC—EXTRA ATTRACTION! For the Majestic theater the Drusie Trio will play: Thursday Night—The Flag Act. Friday Night—The Collar Act. See Mr. Brusie, the Lock and Chain King, on Thursday and Friday nights, Sentimental and comic in all acts, the Brusie Sisters are the only three singing thirty-five popular Don't fail to see the beautitul hand-painted scenes. Remember, no advance in prices for this attraction. 6-6-2 7. oher day we found a fine, . watermelon on our desk, and . antil today did we find out who +he generous donor. Mr. C. J. wollin, our good friend who never sots the editor, was the generous rted gentleman who thus favored ud he has our best thanks, for clon was a dandy. liuve on exhibition in our office worms about five inches wo and a half inches in ter They are ugly speci- indeed. Any one versed in 'y is invited to come in and 1= what they are. They were i on a tree by Mr, Dan Marshall, i e had them placed in alcohol. sisters Fongs, enee. NOTICE! On account of moving into another building, T will offer for sale my stock of leather goods, consisting of Lelts, pocketbooks, purses, etc. Some of these are made of alligator skin and are very fine. 1 will close them out at actual cost. Also, 1 notify all : parties having shoes in my place for is a student. The latter ac-| opin 1o call for same, or they will ompanied Mrs. Munn home, and his be sold for charges at the expiration {riends are pleased to have him back of two weeks. PRILLTP FISCHER. 1 Lakeland again. 6-6-3t Mr Oscar M. Eaton leaves tomor- row at noon for French Lick Springs, where he will spend two or » weeks for the benefit of his h. He will be joined in Louis- by Mr. H. J. Drane and Mr. H. t, the three going on to the far-famed Indiana resort. The party ®ul visit Chicago before their re- turn < Morris G. Munn returned to L.selund last vight from Charleston & U, where she has been attend ing te commencement exercises of the ter Military academy, of which tion her young grandson, Orm Robh, FINE NEW BUILDING. One of the best houses in town from a standpoint of material and finish has just been completed and, on stopping to look at it, the other day, a visitor in our city sald: “The material and mill work on thatbuild- ing is fine.” He was told that ev- erything that went into the house Rev John Farrow, of Alamo, Tenn., | W8 supplied by the Lakeland Manu- %50 some months ago bought a grove | facturing Co., whose prices are rea- | " property in Lakeland, came | 8onable for the best grade of ma- again this week and purchased | terial. Call them up. Phone 76. RO more lots from Mr. George S. i near the Eads property. Rev. Back at Him. vs Lakeland is the best| A certaln young man who prided South, and that he is|himself on a brusqueness that he mis- "¢ Lis faith to it by tying up took for wit met an eminent but wrtion of city and countey iouchy _lculptor at a studio supper. He Tote 1 ¥ o) “ | “So you're the chap,” he said on being left this morning for | yperoduced, “that makes mud heads.” Prssee home, and will return | “Not all of them,” the sculptor replied " with his family to make | quietly.—Youth’s Companion. His permanent home. SOCIAL TONIGHT POSTPONED. toft AAJESTI THEA T"EEC e unsettled condi- and rains the Baraca «d for tonight at the i< postponed, LIAM € EMERSON, President. — e TR & 12220eeee0e0ecennnd ! 1 Program for Tonight, OF REGRETS ~Drama.) Tt LADiEs* Anp CHILDRENS’ THEATRE PROGRAM TONIGHT, e NNIT | FIRES OF DRIFTWOOD s “itazraph—Drama. anan | " THE BRUSIE TRIO ‘ )Tan ' ‘ e 'OPEN AT 6 P. M. by Bl ]fieneral Admission...10c —————Children, under 12....5¢ ...... cameen. . 100 By corsesnsorsiorson He came down to Lake- ! L3 <0 < ) O"O L=< <] 0770”0 [] OI State of Florida, at his ofhi @ tow, in said county, for an o This coupon and five cents @!rlmrmmu me as guarding when pruented at box oflice. i»_}lurs', Jessie L. Hurst, I will admit any lady to our ® !f {‘“”n«»unnu | H % Wednesday matinees, between ~; H‘urj‘ the miy.u.r helrs of 11 H 0N IA + the hours of 2:30 and 5:30 p. m. @ /¢! Susan M. Hurst, 1o scll o .‘:’ ™ L o salo the following proper ng- £00000000000GHG] COLLEPPIIPEIIEENISN0PRee & Breat deal on 1or ¢ ] THE. EVENING TSLEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA., JU HOLLINGSWORTH NEWS, Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Walker enter- tained about thirty of the meighbors i and friends Tuesday evening in hon- 'or of Mr. and Mrs. George Pearce and Mr. and Mre. N. H. Davis, the !latter leaving soon for Chicago and "other northern points. Mr. and Mrs, Pearce have mot decided yet where they will locate. Refreshments were served and at a late hour the guests departed voting Mr. and Mrs. Walker royal entertainers. The evening was i pent in singing and in a social way. Miss Jessie Johnson bas left for iher home in Georgia after spending { some time with her cousins, Mr. Clif- !ford and Mrs. George Phillips. Mrs. George Phillips had the mis- | fortune to run a rusty nail into her lfooL We hope nothing serious will | result, | Word has been received from th |Zimmers that they reached their home in Michigan all safe, but they are not having Florida weather. | Word from Mrs. Hall, mother ot | Mrs, Price, says she reached her des- tination at Toledo, 0., all right but :dues not say what Kind of weather | they are having. i | On account of the rain the Good { Roads Association did not meet ar Mulberry as was expected, the mee:- ing being postponed. Mr. 8. M. Stephens s building an- | { other house on his farm for tenants ' There will be no Sunday school | at Hollingsworth Sunday afternoou | on account of the baptizing at the foot of the hill at Mr. Holbrook's at o'clock. Quite a number are to be baptized as the result of the meeting | we have been having. Chuuncey Chidister from Gales- | burg, 11, is stopping at the Flatwood farm. He drove all the way through, | and, like many others, says Lakeland pand vicinity suits him better (lmn‘ anything he has seen, i Mr. J. . Standsbury left last \\'m-kl Wednesday for a short st in Kan-| His daughter and family also left for Kansas. We take this means of thanking | everybody who contributed se freely | at our entertainment given at the school house last Wednesday night. | Quite a neat sum was realized which will be used for improvement on the building. Dr. and Mrs. Sullivan drove out in their car to ye scribe’s Wednesday. Mr. Surgenier has taken the con- tract to clear up some ground for Charles Pulver of Galesburg, 111 They expect to locate here in the near future, Mr. E. C. Elder left Friday for Americus, Ga., where he goes to pack peaches for shipping. EHEN PENN MUTUAL CO. HAS BRANCH IN LAKELAND. Mr. Brantley & Son, of Georgia, have recently located in our city and they say they are here to stay. These gentlemen represent the Penn Mu- tual Life Insurance Co., ard they desire to show their friends of Lake- land a new up-ts-date policy just gotten out by the Penn Mutual. Ev- erybody knows the standing of ‘his old company with its six hundred and fifty millions insurance in force. and sixty-five years old. We learn these men have just signed a con- tract with the Alpine Safe and Lock Co., of Cincinnati, 0., to sell and de- liver in Florida three hundred safes Letween now and the first of Jan- vary. They guarantee to sell 3 a safe for half the price of other deal- TS, Address geptlemen Lakeland, Fia, these Box 42, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO SELL MINOR'S LAND. Notice is hereby given thut on the 17th day of June, A, b 112 1 will i:xmvl} to Honorable W, 2 1" ton, | county judge in and for Polk iar- | o Tary) | first that he suffered only a slight | of people from all over the country | 1912, MR. BONACKER'S CONDITION REMAINS QUITE SERIOUS. The following account of the con- dition of Mr. John Bonacker, son of Mr. E. K. Bonacker, of this city, is taken from the Tampa Times and will be read with interest by the gen- tleman's friends in this city who tiust he will soon be entirely re- covered: John H. Bonacker, of the firm of Bonacker Bros., ome of Tampa's prominent citizens, who was badly irjured in an accidental manner, while attending the recent A. A. A. automobile races at Indianapolis on May 30, is reported as getting along as well as can be expected. He suf- fered a triple fracture of the right arkle, and is now in the Methodist hospital in that city, under the care of several eminent surgeons. The in- jury is to such an extent that Mr, Bonacker will be compelled to re- main in the hospital for at least six or seven weeks, before he will be able tv come home. It was reported at sprain, but letters have been received ghving the exact nature of the in-| Juries, Thrown When Foot Caught. Together with T. Ed Bryan, M: | Bonacker went to Indianapolis, 'nd .‘ te attend the auto races, Thousands filled the grand stands, as the rac- ing was said to be the greatest event in the automobile world. The acci- dent that occurred to Mr. Bonacker was the only ong to any spectator, When Bob Burman appeared in the vo-mile event there was an accident to the machine, which caused quite a good deal of excitement. It was roported that the driver was Killed. 11 order to get exact information as a result of the spill Mr. Bonacker de- Itired to talk to one of the guards. In jumping from the stand a distance of a few feet to reach the ground itis left foot caught in some unic- countably manner, and he was vio- lently thrown to the ground, sus- taining a triple fracture of the ankle. The race was the last one on the program, and the crowds were begin- ning to leave their seats. Mr. Bon- acker was assisted in every way pos- sible by Mr. Bryan and others, and after the big crowd had disappeared was taken to the Methodi=t hospital, where he is being given the best of attention. Mr. Bryan is still with Mr. Bonacker, the former having giv- en up his trip to New York and oth- er places on account of the accident. W. A. Bonacker is in daily re- ceipt of telegraphic advice from Mr. Liryan, and the message received to- day is to the effect that the injury was far more serious than at first thought. The injured foot was placed under the X-ray machine, and it was found that there was a triple frac- ture. An operation was performed Monday afternoon, after which the surgeons decided that Mr. Bonacker would ultimately have the use of the foot again, however, he will be laid up: for a long period. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that the firm of Ellis & Barhite, real estate dealers, composed of J. J. Ellis and . A. Barhite, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent That the tinue the bus outstanding deals and commissions tc be That all debts due and owing by said firm are as- stimed by the said 0000 Elis, the said 1. ). Ellis is to con- of said firm, all his property, F. A Barhite retiving from the firm Dissolution 1o take gplace from this 6th day of Jane, 1912 1o ELLIS GoT-0x FoOAL BARNITE DEAR ME This remark we hear almost daily about our NICE LINE May ald tate urst, Annie H. Hurst an ing to said estate, To-wit v I acres off of the east side of lwest 1-1 of the northeast | tion 19, 1 beginui nd |51 links from est |corner of the outl 1-1 of the northeast 1-1 ot | . |tion 1%, and running t | 106 chains, east chain 1K ns and west 10 ¢} the all in townshj th [~ e estate of the M ll ased, to 1t ’l'" interests of =aid r | This 17t day of Ma JOi i | Hundred and Sixty 7 Jack— What did Ler fu he entered the porle plump daughter 2 Tom—He remaried ot 1 OF CANDIES. 10c pound Cocoanut Ices Cocoanut Cuts Cocoanut Almonds Cocoanut Bon Bons Jelly Beans Jelly Crystal Drops Sugar Brilliantines After Dinner Mints After Dizner Wintergreens 25¢ pound Chocolate Walnut Tops Chocolate Peanut Clust Chocolate Nut Chips Chocolate Nougants Chocolate Caramels Chocolate Almond Tops Chocolate Marsh Mellows P. S.—Watch our windows. No. 115 Main St. P11: 232 3 a:k PAGE FIVR Two Good Places: . C. Stevens’ Jewelry Store D . . lakeland, Florida . . We Won't Sacrifice Quality but we are always studying how te Increase The Quality We give the “most now but we are anxious to give more. Phone us and prove it, Best Butter, per pound ......... sisscivei Sugar, 16pounds . ................... shinass s A Cottolene, 10 pound pails. ............... viiridee 1D Cottolene, 4-pound pails. .......... Snowdrift, 10-pounl pails. ....... 4 cans family sige Cream. 7 cans baby size Cream. .. .. .. 1-2 barrel best Flour........ ; 12 pounds best Flour......................... coreesesss 180 Picnic Hams, per pound .. .JJ21-2 Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hams Octagon Soap, Bfor.............................. Ground Coffee, per pound............... 5 gallons Kerosene e s hoSALANDASASMDSASSLLLLSSAAMALSSIASALSSDLD bSO A ELIMINATE Always In The Lead Phone DISTANCE f That's What We .: S AR S nected with our é Aim To Be Your e Order ; % Always in the load, when ¢ v! ‘!’ it comes to fresh, pure, Don’t try your temper ar s paticnee, simply go o A fagk. toke Tl it your telephone and call § let articles, sundries, and 62, and you will be con- ¢f @ & 1 - all drug atore merchan- Special & . ¢ Order Department. What- dise. You'll be satisfied ever your particulat de when you deal at our gire may be, we'll take r > 1 I3l @ store for our service 1 are of 1t with sat!sfas- >4 tory goods and satlsfac- pleasing in every way, tory service < > HENLEY & HENLEY THELWHITE DRUG STORE b1 ” & < § + i 4 4 + * * * . * * 4 i - D R Rt T Chd @R P PG BED