Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 29, 1912, Page 5

e -y e P 98 EVENIND TELEGRAN LAKELZND, FLA., NOV. 29, 1912. Columbus, Ga., Nov. dustrial Index says in its issue for this week: of a hospital building to cost §122,- 000 has been awarded by Augusta, Ca. Bradentown, Fla., has complet- e,. arrangements for the expenditure of $200,000 in building a city hall, and for comstructing and extending paving and waterworks and sewer systems. Lakeland, Fla., will make immediately improvements of the same character to cost about $150,- 000. Macon, Ga., is preparing to erect a school building that is ex- pected to cost more than $100,000. Birmingham, Ala., has awarded au sdditional paving contract at $22,- 000. Pensacola, Fla., will hold an election upon the issuance of $400,- of Miss Lillian Park went to Tampa, Wednesday, on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Park. 0. C. Lanphear, of Galesburg, 111, ic down for a few days looking after hic large land interests. He will re- turn next week to Illinois but will jcmne down later and spend the win- Ler In Case of Fire l dhone 5,000 } McHenry's Military band will not ve a concert on Sunday afternoon, ¢ will appear at & later date. e Mr. S. B. Groom left yesterday to! ond a few days with friends at ooksville. The grocery store of D. H. (‘um-| bie, on South Florida avenue, was ,entered and robbed \\'(‘dnetdlil Roe night, the thieves securing about $5 Mr. J. R. Farrow and family came from the cash drawer. No trace has fiom Tennessee last night and are | been found of the miscreants. Lome on Magnolia street. J e man, have purchased tracts in South Sl e S Yesterday was the first Thanks- | aorein aggregating 14,775 Ar. Geo. Spear, of Jax, is visiting | giving in several years that Lake- ;.. .olonization purposes. re. liculey for a few days. Herwl. nd has not had a fire. llm\e\er.% Ly fricuds are delighted to wel-‘lhm was a visitor that no one de- | a0 he we her back to Lakeland. ! sired, and all feel more thankful (on“mk |its absence. It will be remembered | .p. s, St. Johns county, Flor- l"““ a Thanksgiving fire oceurred iy, ong Tuscaloosa county, Ala- about six years ago when an old 0. wrain elevators, Tampa, Fla; 000 bonds. “A New York man has purchased {n tract of 27,000 acres in Florida. Investors, headed by an Atlanta, Ga., municipal improvement —e acres “Among the items of construction done, as reported this are: \liss Julia Etta Patterson and Juno Wright, of Plant City, iss .t down to Bartow last might, two-smrvy s‘wfl‘. building bt‘lt_illl»'»ill:-';l-;n.i":_., Clearwater, a., anl iere they attended the annual to L. W. Cowdery and occupied bY ppopnsiille, Flai jail. Colquitt p.nksgiving ball at that place. G L. Bryant, caught fire and was Georzia; telephone building, county, \aldosta, Ga.; oflice and store build- Jainbridse, Ga.; hospital build- Floronee, Aa.; f ‘rnal build- Talladesa, Ala.; Pen- Construction contracts . 1(Eostru_\'cd; the next fire was at the Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cole and Mr. | A C. L. shops; two years ago yester- pd Mrs. Charles Trammell and lit- day a small out-house in Mrs. F. A » son, motored to Tampa yester- Morrell's yard Dburned, and last py, where they took Thanksgivinz Thanksgiving Mrs. Carlton’s homne pner, returning last night. | was destroyed. Now that the hoo- ! doo is broken, hope it will stay tkat way irg, ing, ing, secola, Fla, been awntded as follows: Brunswick, 1 seWers, have wa “Apartment houses, The Lakeland branch of the Wom- Macon and Savannah, Ga.; bridges, Auxiliary will meet with Mra. | { Barbour and Mobile counties, Ala- \. Morrell in her rcoms at the PASSIHG OF NR. L C MUN\}ER [ bama, and Tampa, Fla; factory 1omar, 221 South Tennessee Ave, Iluildines, Blberton and Dublin, Ga.; Monday afternoon, Dec. 2. The many Lakeland friends of . construction, Walton county, IMr I C. Munger will learn with Fiorida: cight-story bank and office dcep regret that this good man h‘.l!v‘;.l””'“”:‘ Mobile, Ala. passed to his finad reward, his death 00 cial plants will be estab- last Friday at his home in 'y a6 follows: “Glass factory, Haleyville, Ala.; woodworkingz, Tifton, Ga.; yarn mill, Fort Valley, Ga.; ligsht and ice, Hardin Peterson, who is studying w at the University of Florida, is heme for the Thauksgiving holi- nys. lle is progressing nicely with e studies, which, however, is noth- bz more than was expected of him ly his friends, as he was always a ocenrring Houston, Texas. For the past two or three years, Mr. Munger had Dbeen in feeble kealth. For a long period he re- ose student. mained in a hospital in Houston, but | Ala.; stave mill, Jasper, Ala.; fer- — latterly he had become i hoims | iser factory, Blakely, Ga.; pine W. F. Hallam left last night for Dbroved, and on the day of his death | . qucts plant, Valdosta, Ga.; fce Bhicago, where he goes on a short he felt particularly well. |ptant, Fiberton, Ga. About three Mr. Munger was a man admired ;00 will be added to electric rail- and respected by all, and was Do8- wuy Jineg at Valdosta, Ga. Con- sessed of many sterling traits Of \¢py 1g have been awarded at Albany, character which drew about him g, = ¢or materials for constructing countless friends. Prior to comidg | ejactric street railway lines. Two ta Lakeland, he was active in politi- | ;umpanies have been organized to cal life in his lowa home, ""ms‘mlne coal in Alabama. | filled the position of postmaster for “Twenty-one new corporations many years; however, during his{gere formed during the week, with residence in Lakeland he lived &' pinimum capital stocks aggregating life of ease and comfort on his lovely $612,500." home on Lake llollingsworth, whica he disposed of before leaving Lake- land. The body was taken to the old family burying ground in lowa, ac- companied by the devoted wife and son. To these two sorrowing ones the Telegram, on behalf of itself and the many friends of the family, extends deepest sympathy. jusiness trip. Mr. Hallam reports uch activity on the Lakeland High- nd tract, and the Club House is a opular resort, both with the new- omers and the people of Lakeland, yho enjoy occasional trips out here. The Lakeland school now has an nrollment of 812 pupils—393 boys nd 419 girls. This is the first time he public school has officially been heclared to have over 800 pupils in ttendance, and we feel that it is a matter of which every citizen should bo prond. Combined with the en- llment of the three privateschools, L:e number of children of school age | n Lakeland is approximately 1,000 . -a right peart bunch of kids for town the size of Lakeland. BUSINESS MEN, WAKE UP! It is time for you to stop payin: i for your place of business and never 'get a deed. Just count up the amount of rent you have paid since you started business, and still you {don’t own the property. . 1 bave just purchased the five lots cost and back of Bryant building and nerth of the Tremont hotel, on Maix street. No better location for busi- ness in the city for sale. Th: size of lots 25x120, fronting on Main street, leaving a back alle, of 1% feet. These lots will be sold on terms, one-fourth cash, balance in one, two and three years, 8 per cent One of the recent settlers in this vicinity is Mr. A. J. Cook, who came here a few weeks ago from Illinois and has bought the Waring and Ed- wards grove a quartet of a mile from the Club House. This is a fine piece i FINE LECTURE LAST NIGHT. Dr. George LaMont Cole delivered a fine lecture last night at the Au- ditorium, taking as his subject “The C:ift Dwellers.” Dr. Cole illustrat- of property, the grove being in ex..ed his lecture, and the large audi- cellent condition with a fine crop of ence enjoyed the entertainment from 'lurt to finish. between 2,000 and 2,500 boxes of Interest. First buyer gets the first fruit. Mr. Cook is delighted with cholce. For further particulars, see hin purchase and intends to build J. W. KIMBROUGH. ' once a six-room bungalow and M AJ ESTI 1125-1m, Lakeland, Fla. take up his permanent residence i THE A TRE V| amasoononasonsoost DOOQOUODQOHH RN VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT. SPIBURG AND KATZ DANCING. 'nnnunuunuuucu -3 -] e e ettt Program for Tonight, AUDITORIUM Program tor Tonight [DISONIA MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. THE OLDEST AND BEST IN THE Prof. Murphy Leader. WHENRY'S ORCHESTRA COUNTY. OVERTURE—HICKY KO0O. —_— THE QUEEN'S MESSENGER. [MI’IR[ COMfDY C0. THE CHANCE SHOT. (Pathe—Drama.) IN Vi — 3 T EYRE— THE SCHOOLMA'M OF STONE GULCH. (Kalem—Comedy.) Royal Tremps THE MINER’S WIDOW. (Nestor—Drama.) THE LAW OF THE NORTH IN AND AR . CHARLESTON, OUND (Selig—Drama.) SOUTH CAROLINA. (Imp—Scenic.) OPEN AT 6 P. M. General Admission...10c Childrea, under 12 KIDNAPPING DOLLY, (Imp—Comedy.) Open From 5 to 11. Two Performances 6:30 and 8:15 CHILDRER UNDER 18 ...« ... .00 0000000000000000000000000¢ GOOONOONNOROD0CRO00N0 | LAKELAND FIGURES IN SOUTH'S | NDUSTRIAL DEVELOPAENT. | 29.—The In-| “Municipal improvements that are Leing made steadily by both large and small cities of the southeast are illustrated in the reports for this week. A contract for the erection | i Monroeville, Ala.; oil mill, Gadsden, J. “Apple-Ple Order.” Every Saturday a Puritan dame, Hepzibah Merton, baked two dozen or more apple pies, which were to last her family during the week. Placing them on her shelves in the pantry, 1abeling each according to the day of | the week on which it was to be used, | and the pantry thus arranged, was said to be in apple-pie order. —— | To Remove Paint From Linoleum, | l To remove the spots of white pala8 ,h’om linoleum, keep them saturated | with turpentine until they soften, or |4 they are very old and hard, use |equal parts of turpentine and un-' ‘ monia. They will soon soften and eas- | ily rub off, then wash with warm wa- ter and use a little soap, then rinse and wipe dry. ——— His Reply. Him B llnl “l‘!:':o:.—lx:?ver :"av l:’pu;] She (for the 'stecn-hundredth, more Y really | or less, time)—"Oh, darling, do yom Lakeland Lodge No. 31, V. & A.|g '.:,."J?r." n“:uh;!na:o:o-l ':fs; on:': {really and truly love me?" He "o M. Regular communications held oa | take this timetable down to him and trifle : grimly)—*"Now, look-ahere, | second and 4th Mondays at 7:30 p.|see it he can make anything out of it. 6""” boD:’!:';l :“‘ me to put wp | m. Visiting brethron cordially in-|=—Yonkers Statesman. ,® cash bon udge. | vited. J. L. LOVE, W. M. | J. F. WILSON, Secy. mmmummswwmmmmwm You SallsfledFWlm Wllm Yon tat' Lakeland Chapter, R. A. M. No. Are 29 meets the first Thursday night in each month in Masonic Hall. Visit- ing companions welcomed. C. G. Arendell, 8ec’y.; J. F. Wilson, H. P. For nice meals, good home<ooking and Pala Cheptier, ). K. 3. meets every secoud and fourth Thursday nighw of each mouth at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Flora Keen, W. M., Lucie F. B. Eaton, Secy. pleasant rooms, apply to MRS. HENRY BACON Lakeland amp No. 78, W. 0. W. |3 i s H » e 7 n (VI Y osts V6T Mo G Soaith Thare 12 211 South Tennessee Ave.—Miss Browning's g day uight, Woodmen Clrcle first | GOS0S010ISGHOOIOIOPOHOH ord Thuesaass, W. J. Batiide | oo S ——— ] eer.. || Are You Going to Build? Guardian of Circle. K. OF P. Regular meeting every Tuesda' t 7:30 at 0dd Fellows Hall, Visit ing members always welcome. F. D. BRYAN. Chancellor Commard:: If 0, or if you need lumber or building material of any Kind, with you. In mill work, let ug fizure are the leaders. or for any purpose, doors, sash, blinds, ete., we A M ACKSON, Secretary cvwieie N ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT? Grauge lossom Div, No L] » G. L. A to B.oof L. K meets ever? . g ; second and fourth Wednesdays o We can save you money ¢i your paint bill and guarantee sat each month at 3:30 p. m. Visitins Our paint department is in charge of Mr. W. R isfaction. Bisters always welcome isfaction MRS. J. C. BROWN Mrs. J. B. HOGAN, Vauge, 4 very competent pian, and we can furnish the materiai and do the w ork for you in a way that will make you glad ee'y Pres Give us a chanee at your work. Builderslumber & Supply Company E. H. & E. 0. GARUAND, PROPRIETORS, Grand Order of Eagles Meets every Wednesday nizht 10| 0dd Fellows hall. Q. W. Rowluna president; W, B. Hicks, secretary POST 33, G. A. R. Mcets the first Saturday in every ' month at 10 1. m. at the home of M. Sparling on Kentucky avenue A. C. SHAFFER, Commander f Main Street. J. R. TALLEY, Fhome 8. il Adjutant. PARK HILL| VWWWWWWWWAWYWWY 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. Admission, Adults...20c Children, under 12..10c 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. Eighth. Because it is the most attractive Residential Section in Lakeland. ‘ Ninth. Because Lotscanbe sold on REASONABLE Terms. Tenth. Be-ause if you don’t, you will wish you had, if you do, will always be glad. Deen- Bryant CQ Rogan Building | or §. M. STEPHENS