Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 28, 1912, Page 5

Mrs. John O'Donald and mother, Mrs. Hester, returned last night from Louisburg, N. C., where they spent Christmas with relatives. They were only away a few days, but had a most pleasant stay. The handsome new home of Con- ductor N. F. Peterson on North Florida avenue is nearing comple- i tion, and will be ready for occu- ¢ Kogers. of this city, h"‘ pancy within a few days. This is a 4 position 88 flagman on theinome of ten rooms, and ie equipped nd will make Port Tampa , With all ntodern conveniences. : — A representative of the Sebring Lilie Zeigler and little | Real Estate Co. left for that place « Kimbrough left yester-'tnis morning, carrying plans pre- peadd ...m s. *o the noon train for Fonipar(}d by a Lakeland architect for r " plu, swart and other points. | three brick buildings to be begun ; e the firs; of the year in the ten| ma Trammell i8 at home | months old town of Sebring. This days from Tallahassee, 4 student at the Wom- bustling new town. AR {OPEN AIR PICNIC ENJOYED R ot BY SEVERAL FAMILIES. : .1 Mrs. Lytton Cordery, are in the «-m the guesta‘ p.m-ms. Capt. and lur( Meade Leader. Se\c families Christmas day at the home of Mr. ) lery hs Conilery A. Price in the Hollingsworth neigh- .nd with Krause Bros. sive herc late tomor- cooon, and will give a oot in the park about 6 . tue evening. torhood and enjoyed an open air pic- !nie. A fine dinner was spread and the day will long be remembered by the following: . J. Julian, Mr. Zim- mers, Mr. Kinginger, Mr. . C. Elder, i Mr. Blaine and their families besides other friends. . pewrson is down from | g | he is attending | STANDING OF CONTESTANTS IN CARNIVAL CONTEST. ¢ will be with his mother 5, when he will return | o his studies. i i The third day of the queen con- \r vrs. W. H. Rowell and , .n, of Montgomery, Ala., Miss Mary Groover ........ 1,518 o the city, the guests of their | Miss Margarite Miller ....... 1,207 :,a «s Mr. and Mrs. E. R, Tram- Miss Alma Buchanan ....... 1,125 {{1' : Miss Bessie Strain ......... 1,117 B Miss Ida Hill ........ L1,110 Villa Bailey ........... 1,100 Lillie May Mclntyre....1,100 Misg Aleen McRae .......... 1,850 Miss Helen Conibear ....... 1,10 Enthusiasm {8 beginning to man- itest itself with the candidates. We are in a position to know at least four young ladies are working hard to win this beautiful diamond ring. The young lady who captures this handsome trophy will be well repaid for her labor in the contest. IN LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW. Miss Miss I‘;v rv Kimbrough returned home i tay morning from Lexington, 4., v\l«ro he has been attending {litary school. Plerce says there is o place like home. e i s Mr and Mrs. H. W. Pender and ttle dauzhter, Mae, of Lakeland, ame in Tuesday to spend the holi- 4y with the lady's parents, Mr. " Mrs. J. W. Cole.—Fort Meade| eader $ | Miss Maud Chapman, who bas een spending the Christmas season ith her sister, Mrs. J. W. Turner, postoffice building completed. What o South Florida avenue, left ths| i "oy, piagier with Orlando's new to resume her school work building?—Orlando Sentinel. t fchring, Fla. Rl o P : Auburndale over in Polk county, 1 Mr ard Mrs. W. A. Evans arrived has joined the army of prozrosshc i fown Tuesday and are spending towns of South Florida. On e lidays with Mr. and Mrs. Dean { Wednesday they held a beosters ban- Mir. Evans, in addition to quet and every article of food and | P the Evans' hardware store, drink on the festive board, was pro- lnt of the Standard Phos“('-m‘od in the vicinity of Auburadale (0. of Medulla with head- —-Orlando Sentinel. qurers at Lakeland.—Fort Meade LSO ) Mr. ond Mrs OO L & Mr. and Mrs. G. P. I"r J. Russell Mitchell, of Atlanta, |y .vai1and, lizited his many Lakeland friends Iy coming down yesterday to epend | ) wrance, parents of Mrs. Clemons M Brown and husband to J S Gor 3 years, at 8 per cent. Sece C. A. 2 few days' vacation. He Is doing|..q Mr Durrance.—Plant City don, Grifin & Maxcy to J T Acrce, ! Cook, owner, 603 Gilmore Ave., %ell in his chosen profession, den- Courler Iletcher & De Vane to R H Pratt. Lakeland, Fla. 12-27-6p. tistry, and is prospering as he de- | —0——om—————— &ries. He reports that his brother Gerald s attending a business col- leze in Atlanta and is doing good ¥ork. He will be here until Mon- 4y, when he will go over to St. Petershurg for a short visit before| feturning to Atlanta. IDISONIA. THE OLDEST AND BEST IN THE COUNTY. IN SAN FERNANDO VALLEY. (Nestor—A Western Drama with the Right Ending.) AJESTI THBE LAST NIGHT OF LOGAN & FUTCH. DON'T MISS. MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Prof. Murphy Leader. OVERTURE. THE PUPPET'S HOUR. (Lubin—Drama.) THE KATZEMJAMMER KIDS: ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 26. = (Selig—Comedy.) (200 Miles in 208 Minutes in an Auto.) (Biograph—Drama.) OPEN AT 6 P. M. QUEENIE AND THE CANIBALS. (Imp—Comedy.) LEMS HOT CHOCOLATES. (Imp—Comedy.) — mm"---—«--" SOATODINOTONITITENNNDINNC DN BRNORRDARRBARD speaks well for the progress of this| gathered on' test of the firemen's carnival places: Lakeland will soon have the new | I.nsl' Durrince and | Clemons, of spent Cbristmas day in the city with Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Wflm Wilson, J M Andrews and wife to, _ ~_ _ JQDOOQDOQODGBUD pooooOOROOOOORONR Program for Tonight, WHEN KINGS WERE THE LAW. General Admission...10¢ under 12....5¢| THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK FLAND, FLA., DEC. 28, 1912. — | | REV. J. M. BASS, WHO WILL BEGIN ODIST CHURCH THE UP-TO DATE KRAUSE Cumbee and wife to A M Parrish, SHOWS HERE NEXT WEEK. ¢ Cunningham and wife to Mrs Alice Dixon, W D Stuart and wife to Floud Ar N daaass. Ma ke T '& Maddox, Carson & KFlood to ilarry » ROy pigd, J S Stubbs and wife to D eral manager of the Krause Shows, o . digsan Gt f ¢ W Stokes, J 8 and J W Watson to J which are to turaish the attractions . s R W Singletar J A Moody and wite for the carnival to be held under £ . o i § : ¢ s g te W I Lewis, Fla Dev Co to W i the nuspices o the Lakeland fire de - et g : Wychoff, V Honors to Frank G purtment nexy Mounday, has organ- o 3 2 i i Frost, W D MceRae and wife to J W ized and assembled the best st o o £ e . Kimbroazh, A Branning and wife to attractions ever gathered under the o 4 | % : g Reed Dranning, Fleteher & DeVanc krause Shows banners. bEvery cor ner of this broad expanse of the sreag domuin of the Stars and Stripes has been searched for nov- A REVIVAL AT THE METH- TOMORROW., S to W I} and M B Sherertz, Plant Iny Co to Mrs Orie Williams, W D Mc¢ Rac and wife to Roby Bryant, J W elties, for clean, consistent enter- . 1 & Weeks and wife to \Wm Ross, Jr, ( tainment features—the wilds of : Ly 4 B Hendricks and wife to T F Me- Africa, the mysterious realms of In- . LRl g Eennon, Geo Tolson and wife to Geo "dia and the interesting cities of Ku- A LHE thlos Tolson, ¥ T Hill and wife to W J rope have all been canvassed with . S . ] the idea of evolving something new Hill, s Townsito Co st sV 10NN & e jiden of evolv B V., 5 b 5 Hill, ¥ R Reynolds and wife to Mrs. | something different, something In- Sy e o { Mattic Kieth, W W Haynes and wilc teresting in the way of amusement i g (to Jas T Tillman, J T Tillman and | features. i, : | The public today is more dlscrluhi“'w o Hesty: Tliman, H B Wil lnnllng than ever before which ap- loft and_ wife to s [,‘ ;luncs, e p”m not only to the resident of the son A‘f Bullard to .l‘\\ Pope, M‘unlllu ¢ity who is satiated with the ordi- ye80 1D Ilcrlh'a Sarat, 09 nary things theatrical and who rance to J 1. Skipper, J R Arnold turns with relief to performancet and nite. 10 5 9 rils baving novelty and so it is with th JAnstofg v I,“'”u P‘rlno, o ,“' sl country fair visitor, the town resi and wife to E P Wilson, G W Mann dent e has always been partla et al to F B Blount, Sarah E Finney ito cAFnivAl tsatiires, -tie kbows the to \Y F Ryals, Mnt‘.\lvur)'luu Welburn | difference and wants something new te G O Denham, T T \‘Ve‘lburn and l and something different. _wife to G O Denham, G S Gullett and wife to F W Durrance, J W Scally and wife to C G Somers, P B Jack- son and wife to 1l B Carter, R N sustin and wife to W A and C G Haymond, Malloy & Miller o L H 11 Westerhoff, K I. Skipper and wife to J C Durrance, P W DeCamp to R 1T Hummel | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following transfers of real ¢« tate has been made during the past| week: Brown & Harris to F 'V Mills, \W '\Hlls to F. V. Mills, Maggie Swore | fmrdhn to A H DeVane et al, Thos i 'H Swope heirs to A H DeVane et ul, T L. Drawdy and wife to N H Boot Jesge Bumby to Jesge Bumby, Jr, 1. Robinson and husband to 1. Snell, J Montsdoca and wife to Wi ! Water and wife, W W Davis ant wife to G G Shepard, Swindell { Stephenson to Mamie A Harold, s FOR SALE. In sizhy of Lakeland depot. Six aere truck farm; 1% acres in old \ grove, some of the trees having 15 boxes oranges on them now. A good four-room house. Land all cleared and in cultivation. The owner leav- ing Florida. Price for everything, $2,000; $500 cash; balance 1, 2 and !Mrs J R Moore and husband to M H lAmundl G Banks, T I, Wileon and VOT|NG BOXES Mi wite to Laura V. Swearingen, J ¥{,¢ o) tng Drug Stores and H. C —— Gtevens’ Jewelry Store and H. O. €00000000000G000Y peppyss Pruit Store for the L F-E- XX X-R-X-2-X-2-X-X-R '%n(“ "w flremen,s UDITORIU " Carnival THEATRE e | VOTES ONE CENT EACH. GOOD MUISIC! One of the most attractive cam- {mlx:'u of advertising now running o |in this paper is that of the White “VAUDEVILLE'S ONE BEST BET | Clover Flour, a fully guaranteed pro- ROY MARGARET | duct, distributed by the Peninsular BUTLER AND WILBY. :’uvlal &:u:lm Co., of Tampa and sold Refined Singi 1 y local dealers. We trust that our AR ang DRaciug readers will give this flour a fair trial. (Advertisement.) Program Changed Daily. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT—TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, POLK COUN- TY, FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY. David Alderman vs. Willlam Car- ney and B. H. Ray.—Bill to Re- move Cloud from Title. It appearing by the affidavit of W. {8 Preston in the above stated cause THE PERIL OF THE HILLS. (Kalem—Drama.) ' HIS PAIR OF PANTS. (Lubin—Comedy.) THE IRONY OF FATE. (Vitagraph—Drama.) that William Carney and B. H. Ray, ! ;the defendants named in the bill of i complaint, are non-residents of the A"'ts . Ioc‘ State of Florida, but are residents of cl'" drc. 5 c the United States. ® That there is no person within the State of Florida, the service of a sub- |'°°h°°naauu'°°°“ poena upon whom would bind said lmn and that the said defend- : O0FO40+0+ to A Dranning, Mary A. Owen ct al 3 Whidden, Curtis |8 PAGE FIVR _..——————-———',"?:__—_.—-?_-————-—————_._ ants are over the age of twenty-one der be published once a week for five years; ¢aid non-resident defendants be and they are hereby required to appear to the bill of complaint filed in said cause on or before Monday, the 6th day of January, A. D. 1913, other- wise the allegations of said bill will be taken as confessed by said defend- ants. it is therefore ordered that |consecutive weeks In the Lakelana I'vening Telegram, a newspaper pub- liebed in said county and state. This 27th day of November, A. D. 1912, A. B. FERGUSON, Clerk Circuit Court W. 8. PRESTON, - Solicitor for Complainant. It is further ordered that this or- "A SQUARE DEAL It you wish to rent @ house or have a house you wish to rent; If you have a house to scll or wish to purchase one; It, in fact, you desire t, buy or se:l anything in the line of real estate, this is my specialty. See me before you close a deal. Full information given cheerfully and freely. N. K. LEWIS 3 @ : § Phone 30§. Room 1, Raymondo Bldg. § SN OPOt NOTICE! We will cut the price on all our Ladies’ Suits Call at once and see the prices we are offer- ing. We appreciate your calls. We are going to give our customers a treat for the holiday season. Com- mencing Monday, December 16, we are going to dispose of all our $14 and $I5 suits for $9.00. Mind This Is No Sale. Don’t forget to ask for your Christmas Souvenirs. N. B.--All our75¢ and $1 Ties to go at 50c. The Hub JOSEPH LeVAY 118 Kentucky Avenue Lakeland AT ST 5 s 4 £ t