Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 4, 1912, Page 5

e — o — In Case of Fire Phone 5, 000 UEBSE. SRS Mr. and Mrs. G. B wurned yesterda) Tumpa where they daughter, Mrs. Sullivan, sweet little grandbaby. Miss Helia Cox, Jucksonville the past several months ittending Magsey's Business college, rcturned home Saturday night, muen t. the delight her frionds. Miss Cox has perfected her- «lf .as 2 keeper. ternoon frov went to visig thei of stonoarapher and book- Mr. and Mrs. A, 8. J. McKenney are in the city from Lake Weir for . couple of days and while here are the guests of their friends, Capt. and Vps, I oHursey. Mr. MeKenney came down to cast his vote in the elections day and tomorrow, and both N ind his popular w are receiving a ordial welcome : te weial atter and her showered with Miss Summerlin has heen ticns by friends. H. D. Palmer, Orlando; 1. 8. Floyd, Bartow; C. 8. Wooten, Lakeland, ang Wm. Schlagel, of Winter Ilaven, werp all registered at the Graystone sunday. Mr. Wooten was particu- larly pleased with the condition ol the city, dnd there is one thing about the Lakeland man and that is, ne matter how much he may think of his own fair city he does not hesi- taty to give praise where praise is due, and that was the case in Kis- simmee.—Kissimmee Journal. It is undoratoud that J. W. Kim- | brough has bougkt all the vacant lots | back of the Bryant building and ucrth of the Tremont hotel, on Main street . and Massachusetts avenue. This is one of the most valuable pleces of business realty in the city. The price paid was in the neighbor- hood of $20,000. This property, we understand will be cut up into five business lots, which will be placed cn the market, and the buildings to be erected thereon will add greatly to | the city's development. Until the present this property could not be had for any consideration. Mr. Kim- brough will advertise these lots in this paper. He says it pays to ad- vertise in the Telegram. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Mulquin left to- day for Scranton, Pa., where they go 12> make their future home, Mr. Mul- quin having accepted a position there with the Lackawana and Westera railroad as night chief dispatcher. Mr. Mulquin has made Lakeland his home for a number of years, and with hie interesting family will be greatly riissed, but their many friends trust that their lines will always be cast in pleasant places, and that they may some time in the future decide to make Lakeland their home again. As stated in these columns a few days ago, Mr. John 0'Donald has taken the potition of chief dispatcher here, the place made vacant by Mr. Mulquin’s resignation. cpgde i (EDISONIA) THE LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS’ THEATRE THE MERCHANT MAYOR OF IN- DIANAPOLIS. (A Study in Political Economy— Champion.) FLORENCE BARKER IN THE « “SUPREME POWER.” (Drama—Powers.) THE INHERITANCE AND A SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. (Two Screaming Italia Comedies.) "mmu ceimeae B0 ndenhall re-| and their who has been in | numerots | THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAXD, FLA., NOV. 4, 1912. :'I'(Jrc you go to the polls tomorrow. It neon at 3 iXirs. J avenue, . All m requested to b mth Florida pbhers ure earnestly ent il to state that the in- ant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. I ', who accidently oline last Thursday, jpro\ml today, | now on the road to racovery. We are gl Peter, a former proprieto: Edisonia theater, B [er the reeted by his friends. Mr. [ Dunnellon, has a keen i {her people, and while he has kept {with the progress of the through the Lakeland News, Pardly prepaved for the are: provements that have since he left, nany Lakeland is prospering ai he now lives, bui Lakeland and up Potey where terest m Vooyver e ditional charmi OV Iy wite, and wo don’t blame the least, If there lives within the borders of Lakeland a person who is not l}l'uu-l ol the town, and is not a hooster fo it, we would enjoy paying his road fare out ol town. We Jthink we would go broke if taken oy this proposition, for there making lines as Lakeland absence from } oL (tewn in Florida | progress in all Atfer a few weeks' Lakeland, amazed at changes that have Dbeen wrough® The largest and finest auditorium in Fiorida is receiving the finishinzy touches; the new six-story hotei building is assured; the three-story postoffice building is extending up- ward; the Futch & Gentry store and office building is nearing completion, ard the old Van Huss opera house has quietly taken itself away to make room for a fine three-story building. Tlese improvements are only in the i business section, and do not include the many fin¢e homes, apartment houses, etc., which have sprung up and are in courte of erection in all parts of the city. The improvements noted are only those made within the past two months, and ere two mor* months roll by Lakeland will present ar appearance which will be the envy of every other Florida town. as one g Just think! Only 3650 for a fine big lot, covered with large orange and grapefruit trees in Orange Park addition, on the shores »f Lake Mor ton. One-fourth cash, bulance 6, 12 and 18 months, 8 per celt. interest tite A oo ] AJEST] THEATRE OOOGQQDQOOOQOC‘Q ELECTION RETURNS BY SPECIAL WIRE. QQDQQQOOOOOOQDQ Program for Tonight, MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Prof. Murphy Leader. OVERTURE—THAT IRISH RAG- TIME BAND. THE SENTRY ON GUARD. (Eclipse—Drama.) WANTED A WIFE. (Mellies—Comedy.) HEART'S HIDDEN LOVE (Pathe—Drama.) BRAVE e |OPEN AT 6 P. M General Admission...10¢ Children, under 12....5¢ Wm swallowe 1! is much im- | and is thought to ho spent Sat- | jurday in Lakeland and was cordially | Lown | he was | 'l"“’l will cheertully bheen wronzht | him in| rail-} don't | is nol rapid | thol them correct. l Hon. Park Trammell went dowu| 'tu Tampa this aftcrnoon to acw- ‘pany Mrs. Trammell, who goes to' that city to visit relatives. He wiil | rcturn tomorrow to cast his vote ia | his home town for Woodrow Wilsoa | {{and the rest of the Democratic ticket. i You had better put |unlghtl copy of the Telegram in your pocket be-' marked just as it, and it will has the ballot in it, \Lu ought to vete { Lelp you if are ou £t the task of thy ticket tomor confronted with warking vour 1 residence of | ropresenting Bevd s musical < from Bread- itor to Lakeland, com- o arranzements foo {the above play at the auditerinm on W evening, Nov. 14, The compuny carries thirty | people and a car of scenery? Mr. Leigh will be remembered here as the {star in the play, “The Man on th> ' Box.” and will no doubt be greeted by a large | " ' ! coming of the { | 1esday panion andicnee | Dr.J. W. DeMilly, Iveterinarian from Tallah: , I8 the city today and reports having ap- ‘wimu! Dr. . P, Carter as hog chol- fera agent fop this district. Dr, Car- authorized to administer the the cure of hog cholery respond to the local farmers who wish There is no charge for trilling fee cf ten and tional assistant State in ter s scrum for cull of the | hix ; the serun F15 conts o SOrVices and only a ch for the fir ho t bus AN INVITATION the ity To his amd (hy Idisonia tonight o see Mayor of Indianapolis! present conditions from a new angle CoJ0 YARBROUGH, “The Guy That Put Picture County."” honor, ) mityo Coundil to atten \ study ol ! in Poix | | | PROGRAM FOR C. L. S. MEET- | ING TOMORROW EVENINC. The Chautauqua ‘R(‘fll“ll'—', Cirele | will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. W. B. Anderson on Bast Orange street. The following rendered: Roll Call- Jokes. Chapter V Social Progress in Con- temporary KEurope—Miss Mary Me- program will be ac. Synonsis of Napoleon's Life—Miss Francis Riggins. Synopsis of Empress Josephine Miss Gracia Saunders. ! Imaginary Trip to Versailles -«Min‘ Florence Anderson. ’ A Glimpse Into Life at Napoleon': Court—Mrs. W. B. Anderson. ; | i AT THE MAJESTIG TONORROW NiGHT A special wire has been engaged for the Majestic, to give its patrons a full and complete account of the presidential election. They will be hot off the wire in the theater. They have also made arrangement. fer enough fllms to last throughout | tlic evening. There will not be a lag | fiom the time the returns start un- tii the final report. Owing to the high expense they have gone to, the admission will be 15 and 25 cents Return checks can be had at th: door, so that you can go in and com: ont as you please. It's the only place in town to get the reports and gei 11-4-2 On Pennsylvania Farm. Here = ,ne of the stories, says the Americ. Greeting, from the old man’s row in front of the barber shop: One wman said back in Pennsylvania they tyrmed the land where the hills were 8¢ steep that when they planted pota- toes one man had to hold them in a | furrow while another man covered them up. When they dug them in the | fall ti\ey were simply allowed to roll to the bottom of the hill before any attempt was made to pick them up. No Suffragette Views. A visitor a\ a seaside boarding house | went into ti\e local postoffice and, | seeking to draw the postmaster into | conversation, ysked him what his' views were as t suffragettes. “Hain't got no views of that kind,” replied the postmaster, “but we've got some fine | postcard views o' the new viaduct, | the Baptist church, and the new li-' brary. Want to look at 'em?"—Lon- | don Tit-Bits. ' The Friend in Need. The man who i3 willing to share his ast dollar with a friend can always | lnd the friend. without muct hunt puzzied when you I WOMAN'S CLUB|, DEPARTMENT Edited bv the Presa Committee of the Woman's Club land is to have company. The, 1o them are tanees ) enterta nterfere with . They w feel nes or pied with others riies, nny W from them which ar | Keow, This company and yet they When we hip and learn of 1 not be leeted when we We them the town or give noy duil, have found them will delight in their are man will souon be us in large number old friends, som some are » our friends we permit cach a in parties in ous wiil our plans in the e canntot them com- y thinss N 1 ¢ good for us o't PAGE FIVE - rzrd yon will find its headquurters with the new library of the Woman's ( lub of Lakeland. Small Eggs of Silkwerm. The egg from which the silkworm Call and ask 17 | games i3 go small that it takes ome lhq book in which your compan | bundre4 ol them w aeish a grain. ‘l-ound. Get in the habig of b: ; | entertained by these invisible peo-! . { ple and enjoy a full life. | AU DITO Rl U M Wednesday, Nov. 6 MRS. JOHN \V. SCARR. ED W.ROWLAND & EDWIN CLIFFORD ' A RATTLESNAKE HAPPENED (luc.) offers The Greai “ew York, Chi- TO BE rmz tago and Boston Success tlesnal On Monday afternoo i ROSARY The Lol L Stalnaker, son of T. snake set his fones in his lett for Y DA ARI ROSE the Lulu seet finger and mado a s nne to ek 5 iike the Posrm and Song it jon, was wi mom v fone strike him. The wound was only 1 Will tive Forever slight one though very p.nnul He made a quick trip to this eity whes B he received medical attention ml The M‘)St Beallfiflll Settingsever seen on any Stage the last report of him was that he retiing along nicely.--Lake Dut In. re not yet n-.m; to buila, t zct one of those b(‘1ll(|flh iful Or Park addi they ave all gone. They | to last long when the itors hegin coming why 1 ) lots Large Company of Ex- ceptional Ability Nge ion, hetore going are not “winter ais TS SR T AT TR TR AT U Tuesday, O;z‘ober 5th. Dr. Edgar H. Cole will be in trouh! at C o) 0! akeland. If you have 1 M i3 JewWCi ry Store from 11:30 A, M. COLE & HULL Phone 173 112 Kentucky Avenue, Lakeland : Ten Good Reasons Why You Should Own a Lot in Park Hill First. Because it is in the Best Town in South Florida. Second. Because it is as HIGH if not HIGHER than any point in Lakeland. Third. Because it has One Mile of Granolithic Side Walks. Fourth. Because it has High Class Building Restrictions. Fifth. Because 4 Beautiful Lakes canbe seen from its Summit. Sixth. Because Shade Trees will be planted on all streets this Fall. Seventh. Because. all Streets will be Graded. Because it is the most attractive Residential Section in Lakeland. Ninth. Because Lotscanbe sold on REASONABLE Terms. Tenth. Be-cause if you don’t, you will wish you had, |f you do, will always be glad. Fighth. G. C. Rogan or §. =S 0— Deen- Bryant Building M. STEPHENS