Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 17, 1913, Page 5

THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA,, JUNE 17, 1913. .u.R.: J. D, O’FERN ‘ GIVEN LOVELY PARTY. Of an affair given to Mrs. O’'Hern |,msv. before her return home, the Bamberg (S. C.) Herald says: “Complimenting an attractive visi- tor, Mrs. J. D. O’Hern, of Lakeland, Fla.,, Mrs. G. Frank Bamberg enter- tained a number of friends Thursday afternoon at her Colonial home. The entire lower floor was thrown into one, arl nasturitiums and potted Mrs. T. J. Horneby and Mrs. T.| | G. Warren, of Columbia, S. C., are | the guests of Mrs. S. E. Melton, | Mrs. C. L. Willoughby, of Lake- | ;land, arrived in the city yesterday for a visit at the home of her son, Prof. C. L. Willoughby of the Col- lege of Agriculture, University of Florida. as Ulch m was strluken about a week g0 With paralysis, one side of his body Wfl!ected This will be gret by his many Mr. John Costine, son of Mr. W, the county, all of | H. Costine, who resides in the Fox- fim bope he may soon regain his! own neighborhood a few miles north NW" | of town, sustained a peculiar and painful accident yesterday after- Fred Bacon and two ' noon. He was assisting in rounding ren, of Louisville, ' up and branding some cattle, when ed in the city and are | he was hooked by one of the animals, m's parents, Mr. and | the horn catching in his under lip eon, on South Florida | and piercing, tearing it loose. While con is a linotype op- | no serious consequences are likely to a time will be em- | result, the injury is very painful eapacity at the Even- | and will give the young man great »‘;f(flce doing some cata- | inconvenience. James N. Hazlehurst, of Atlanta, municipal engineer, representing a number of Florida cities in their pab- lic improvements. is in the city. Mr. Hazlehurst recently paid a visit to the Panama canal where he made a careful examination of the work, se- curing material for a thorough and comprehensive article which ap- peared in The Manufacturer's Rec- ord. He walked entirely through Culebra cut with Major Gaillard, en- gineer in charge. Hg is of the opin- fon that Colonel Goethals, chief en- | gineer, will make a serious mistake {if water is turned into the cut on | Oct. 1.—Tampa Tribune. " Allen’s friends will be fm that she has returned erc she has been un- for some time. and Mely well. With Capt. Ir little son she leaves the mountains of Ten- hey will spend the . Allen will also at- at Gettysburg while ncord grapes as one 'he grown on his prop- own., These grapes little over a year Attention is called to the profes- picked over a half | gional card in this issue of Dr. C. b two vines planted.|C. Wilson. who has located in Lake- g gecn that the Concord | land for the purpose of practicing own here as well as | his profession. Dr. Allen is original- tate and should there- | Iy from North Carolina; is a gradu- ted on an extensive | ate of Davidson college, the Univer- sity of Virginia and University of ith i el | {New York. ITe recently took the 'pont"mdmto work in the New York (D B CLL 4 the|Pol)cllnic and Post Graduate Medi- ate dealers of Jack- cal Schools. with special attention to nvllh.h L the city for a few days the diseases of women and children. :::"“:‘&:’d’(:iinrz;:”a;e;;a‘:::’f | e was also formerly house surgeon | il..* = R b tl;o with Dr. Hunter McGuire, and was | :lte’l .u mlls Bl i b a epeeial student of the diseascs m“ g n“wuwlunch e | women and children under Drs. Coc II:' N B businsss from. Al and Garriques, of New York ci!y.k rts o fi.h:tatc Tt Jac‘k- Dr. Wilson has had twenty-five year: i f:vllh . experience in the practice of muh-[ '"'“t Rkt cine, and will offer his professional | .. Mr, J-_ ”’ O’Hern, of Lakeland, | gervices to the people of Lakeland | 1., was I the city for saverel days | anq vicinity, having opened hand- ! t and this week, he being here on | gome and convenient offices at suite | risit to 8 father-in-law, Mr. Geo. | 9, Deen & Bryant bullding. Jen p Mrs. O'Hern and their | v oorge S, Smith hac made sev- = ‘::.. B befen ;lere for “;me eral sales of property recently, all LL b, y of t ltshweek Mr. | t5 parties who expect to build and e guest of honor at a otherwise improve their purchases. :n:” ’Edlsto gh‘;en by Mr. Among these sales was five acres on ngs, ch @ number of their | \y o parker to Mr. V. W. Stephen- {0 | \:r“ ’re'sent Ltlw“; most son; also five acres in the same S, [ u"“ r. and Mrs. | ;oiohborhood to Mr. Sandlin, of the e son left Tuesday pipermar hotel. A third five-acre 2.75 ffl‘ e.—Bamberg (S C.. tract was sold to another party, and also one acre, corner Lake aveaun | da and Parker street. GREAT PICTURE AT AUDI- TORIUM TONIGHT. “Saved in Mid Air,” the great three reel feature which the Audi- torium has been advertisinz for some time, will be gshown at that play- | | house tonight. This is a thriller and | well worth the price of admission to | say nothing of the procram put on | by the Higgins Comedy Co. The ccn- | test is growing interesting and like | some works of fiction, no one knows how it will turn out untii the last pagze is reached. The contestants are all hustling and the several neck. Agcg S(;ore g e— | s, (EDISONI) IT'S COOLER HERE THAN AT HOME, SO COME HERE. (Crystal—Comedy.) THE HONEYMOON LODGING. T HIS WIFE'S STRATEGEM. ] | (Champion—Comedy.) | BILLY'S MISTAKEEN OVERCOAT. Gem—Comedy.) AMISION T e | aiLL2%e DTN i R Building entucky Ave leaders are all running neck and | plants were tastefully used in the spamous hall and handsome library | to lend attractiveness to the scene. In the blue parlor were pale blue hy- \ drangeas and pink oleanders to make the more lovely the already beauti- ful room. Mrs. Bamberg was gowned in a most becoming robe of white swiss, embroidered in pale blue, and Mrs. O'ern wore a handsome gown of of yellow charmeuse with drapery of gold dew drop chiffon with tiny hand painted pink roses and gold fringe. “Rook was the game selected for the amusement of the guests for the afternoon and there were three ta- bles. After a number of games had been played the cards were cut, and Mrs. H. J. Brabham, Jr., having been the most lucky, was presented with an exquisite Point de Venise lace collar. For Mrs. O'Hern, the honor guest. there was a handsome pair of embroidered-guest towels as a me- mento of a happy occasion where a number of matrons had gathered to meet again a former popular Bam- berg girl. Delicious punch and an elaborate salad course was served and tho gathering was a most happy one in every respect. ‘“Among the ladies prescnt were the following: Mmes. J. D. O'Hern, H. H. Copeland, H. J. Brabham, Jr.. G. F. Hair, W. P. Jones, Janie C. Lewis, Jones A. Williams, James A. Wyman, J W. Barr, Elise B. Walker, and Miss Llewellyn Cleckley. MAJESTIC THEATER TODAY’S PROGRAM Vaudeville and Three Good Reels The Little Minister Vitagraph. Prices Always the Same, e and 10c. (% NOMINATE YOUR FAVORITE In Our Popular Contest for The Most Popular Young Lady. | M. Stephens. SOEREQEDIQEQID DODOOFOLOIR FOFAEODOEQEOHOFOEABOGORO PO i WHO is the @ in the community? Interest In our splendid motion shows and entertainments, the MAJESTlC styles of Lavaliere and carrying 50 or *100 votes. MACON BRICK I am the State distri butor for this superior line of brick--Pacing, Fire, Com mon, Pressed and Rough tex- ture brick. ] A Southern Product, near Home, Quick Deliveries and Cheap Transportation. | handle LEGG'S fancy Faced Brick—BIBB'S Sew- er Pipe and Flues. ¢ MOST POPULAR YCUNG LADY To deter mine this and to create additional An Elegant Brooch or a Handsome Bracelet Voting coupons given eac h admisgion; bought at the box office, good for 50 cents or $*1 in Get l'ufiy, p'ltronlye the best show in town. and help your The ladies of the Christian church are requested to meet with the La- dies’ Aid Society at the church on Thursday at 3 p. m. Mr. J. D. Frierson brougut us in a basket of beautiful sweet potatoes | this morning, which were grown by Marioa Carlton and his son. John. | who live near Moffatt, in DeSoto | county. They have in a couple of | acres, and by computing the yield of | cight rows 105 feet in lensth, which they Aug, they nd they \vill‘ get about 600 bushels to the acre. Mr. Frierson wants to know if any of our Polk county growers can beat this, and we are confidently expect- ing to hear from some of hem with | a better record, knowing that Polk | county can beat the world in grow-‘ ing almost anything that may be mentioned. MAJESTIC THEATER IN. AUGURATES INTERESTING POPULARIY CONTEST. The Majestic theater begins today | a popularity contest which promises to be of great interest, offering a choice of three beautiful prizes to the young lady receiving the greatest number of votes in this contest. which will run one month from to today, closing on July 17, The prizes ar: now on exhibition at Stevens’ Jewelry Store. Cholice is given of two styles of lavaliercs, or a handsome bracelet. With each 10- cent admission a voting coupon of ten votes is given; with a 5-cent ad- mission, five votes. Books of the value of 50 cents and $1 will be sold, redeemable at face value in admis- sions at any time, and carrying 50 and 100 votes. The Majestic has always been a most popular play-house and the character of entertainment furnished has been most creditable. It is cer- tain that the contest will prove most interesting, and that there will be hard work done on behalf of the sev- eral favorites who will be entered as contestants for the handsome prize offered. FARK HILL LOTS FOR ' SALE ON EASY TERMS All streets clayed, cement side- walks, electric lights, city water, shade trees. See G. C, Rogan or S 821 2O L= L3 DSOS THEATRE : Choice of Three Beautiful Pieces of Jewelry Now on exhibition at Stevens’ Jewelry Store, viz., choce of two or books may be 2dmissions, State Agent For Portland Atlas Cement “The Standard by W hich All Others Are Measured.” Crushed Rock in any WIRE ME AT MY EXPENS DELIVERED TO ANY POL" ™ *° For materials in buil din can saye you time, troubl e quntities—Granite Sand, Lime, Mortor, Ba» and money. Curbing, er Boards & etc. R PRICES Tiit STATF | : nd construction work | LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE PHONES 207-208. W.R. fuller Tampa Ay Offices, Salesrooms, Wharves, Track- agze and Yards & Knight Terminals Florida Hendry O e utton-Harris Co, v Kissimmee Lakeland _P o I have purchased the Meat Market of W. J. Waring, in the Cowdery Block, and have moved my Grocery stock to that stand.. I hope to have the continued patronage of my former customers, and invite all others to give me a trial. I will handle FLORIDA AND WESTERN MEATS GROCERIES, ETC., and I know I can please you in the quality of stock as well as in price. I want a share of your business, and well de- serve it if fresh, clean goods and prompt and courteous treatment count for anything. Yours to Please E. PP HICKSON PHONE 144 Cowdery Block, Main Street. They Have Arrived Ladies’ White Buck Boots at All Sizes and Widths. Ladies’ White Buck Pumps at All Sizes and Widths. Ladies’ Black Satin Pumps at All Sizes and Widths. $4.00 3.50 4.00 3.50 Ladies’ Patent Colt Pumps at All Sizes and Widths. SLE OUR WINDOW! DOOOOLCHHOHB CHINOCHO O LHOCUOK DRRORRHHOHOI O ORIROHOOINHMRRRI PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION! Sewers laid for only 10 cents per foot. We are prepared to furnish 4 inch Terra Cotta scwer pipe and dig the ditch and lay the pipe and fill the ditch for 10 cents per foot complete; aleo we are prepared to furnish lead connections for water mains at §1.50 cach already to put on, and we will do all the plumbing in a house where there s five fixtures for $115. Get our prices or you will lose money. We do first class work only. C. A MANN, Manager 4 N. Kentucky Ave. Phone 257 Bowyer Bullding ORI MESH BAGS We are showing the newest designs in Mesh Bags rrom $2.50 to $25. These bags are soldered links which guarantees their wearing qualities. ‘A PLEASUSE TO SHOW GOODS’ COLE & HULL Jewelers and Qptometrists Phone 173 Lakeland, Fla. W K Jackson-Assmam W.K. McRae Ownar and Manufac- turers’ Agent Estalo Brokerage--Real Estate Tell Us What You Have to Sell, We Will Try to Find a Buyer Tell Us What You Wantto Buy; We Will Try to Find a Seller Rcoms 6 and 7, DEEN & BRYANT Building Lakeland W L] Florida