Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 30, 1913, Page 5

L) ) NAL .A :J" =" of Fire each and Kath. to Davenport nds, remaining artow, came up it his daughter, , returning this jtles and family, fiting in North ast month, re- yesterday. pnsard, wife and today from an ithree weeks at prington and two and Marion, will pvening, after a the mountains of Bmith and family moved to this e Lakeland their fMr. Smith will de Lakeland Coco 8. h, wife and four n Lakeland last a, Pa., and are rily at the Mag- mbrich wants a om house, bunga. Mrs. H. N. Hebb, who has been at Wauchula for some weeks, has re- turned. and is again at her home on Lake Morton. “Mrs. T. I. Wood and child and Miss Aileen McRae returned today from Green Springs, where they have been for two or three weeks. Miss McRae, who has been convalescing from an attack of fever, was greatly improved by her sojourn at the Springs. Mrs. W. D. McRae, taken {11 while at that resort, and who came home several days ago, is re- ported as well on the road to re- covery. There will be a championship tennis contest played at 11 o’clock Monday between the following op. posing teams: John Melton, Jr., and Dick Cornelison on the one side; Frank Thompson and Fred Menden- hall on the other. The contest will be based on two best out of three, and will take place at the Riggins’ tennis court on Lake Morton. Miss Margaret Southard returned last night from New York city, where she has been for the past three months. She took a course in primary teaching and also a course in art at Columbia University, and has had a very successful term in these studies. Miss Southard expects to reopen her school here on Sept. 8, and more particular announce. ment regarding same will be pub- lished later. B. C. Dutton will leave for Lake. land Sunday, where he will take permanent charge of the store of the Dutton-Harris Co., in that city. He has selected C. A. Johnson for the position of assistant in the Lakeland store. The Lakeland business of this linson, who has! .oncern has just been moved to a several months, and relatives in d to Lakeland on te home she was her who will be isses Tomlinson artment of the jary Society will iRobert Thompson a avenue. Miss i1l be the reader } The hour is 3:30 e requested to be livan had the mis- pendant brooch, famonds, a very able piece of jew- zed most highly. pst between Mrs. nd Mrs. Sullivan’s flers a reward of n of the piece of Ils, now making quarters in Jack- a Lakeland citi- here for a day or with perhaps one aries, the oldest Pt residence that aving been one of eft who were here of the town. xtures are today new location, and Mr. Dutton states that they have one of the best places of business in Lakeland.—Kissim- mee Gazette. Mr. and Mrs. Von Toska have arrived in the city and are very pleasantly located, having rooms with Mrs. G. E. Hawkins, 306 South Virginia avenue. Mr. Von Toska is a very talented musician and comes highly recommended by the Lomo Circuit Amusement Incor- poration of Louisiana and issis- sippi. He was engaged by “his management as musical director for many years. He is very much im- pressed with Lakeland and will make this city his permanent home. On Sept. 15 he will open a class of piano teaching. Mr. Von Toska is the pianist at the Majestic theater. J. L. Tarlowski, wife and baby will leave today or tomorrow for Lakeland, where they will make their future home. Mr. Tarlowski has been here in the mercantile bus- iness for over a year, and we be- lieve he will regret leaving here. He is strictly a business man, and his wife is one of the best of women, of the Jewish persuasion. While we regret to see them leave here, we commend them to the good people of Lakeland as worthy of confidence and respect in every semse of the word.—Inverness Chronicle. TELBORAM, LAK ELAND FLA,, AUG. 30, 1913, Mr. Edward D’Oize, PAGE FIVE &) e ol T in “The Merchant of Venice,” at Auditorium Thursday, Sept. 4. ko L i A L 2y 22777 o 2 Mrs. Lovell's Porch Party In Honor of Mr. Orme !most accomplished young gentle. man, who has lived in our midst for 2 several years, coming and going in One of the most pleasant socml‘hu pleasant, unassuming manner, functions of the week was the fare. | well porch party, yesterday after- noon given by Mrs. J. D. Lovell.! at her beautiful home on Massachu- setts avenue, in honor of Mr. J. H. Orme. 1 The porch was very artisticaily decorated with potted 1)lan'ts, ferns and rugs, a fit setting for the lovely gowned and beautiful women, who gathered to enjoy the charming hoz- pitality, of our hostess. A very merry party it was; each and every one enjoying the bril'ant conversation and genial atmosphere which prevailed throughout the af- ternoon, each one seeming en rap- port with the other. One of the most pleasing features of the afternoon was the telling of jokes by each of the guests., Very amusing and entertaining were the jokes as they were told round the circle, each joke seeming the best yet, creating an air of expectancy | as to who would be the fortunate winner of the prize offer~d, for the best joke. So close was the contest, that Mrs. 8. T. Fletcher and Mrs, W. D. Edwards tied for th~o honor. Here the generosity and charm of our hostess was exhibited by her presenting an exquisite hand-paint- ed china cream pitcher to Mrs. Fletcher, ands a cut glass olive dish to Mrs. Edwards. Following this pastim~, most de- licious refreshments of ice cream and cake were daintily served. Then came the farewells and best wishes for the success of the hon- oree, one of Lakeland’s most popu- lar young men. Our city will certainly miss this ! shine. i scattering words of cheer and sun- He is a young man of sterl- i ing character, always generous with { his talent; uplifting in his influence, | and beautiful in his devotion to his aunt, vho was his constant com- panion. Mr. Orme, together with Mrs. Fletcher, who has been his constant companion in everything that per- tained to music, have been an in- spiration to all in the musical life of the city, as well as intellectually and socially. The growth of our city along these lines, and the high tone they have given to society is most discernable. The good they have done cannot be measured here, but in eternity only. It is with great regret that Mr. Orme's many friends give him up, but what is our loss is some one's else gain, so we most heartily wish him well in his new home. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Lovell’s gracious hospitality were as follows: Mmes, John Orme, K. Madden, J. D. O’Hern, S. T. Wletcher, C. W. Hinsdale, H. J. Drane, E, L. Cor. dery, Wm. Steitz, E. C. Angell, O. Eaton, L. W. Cowdery, W. D, Ed- wards, G. E. Southard, R. R. Sul- livan, H. Peterson; Misses Annie Browning, Julia Etta Patterson, Emma Robinson, Helen Hobbs, and Mr. J. H. Orme. THE VOICE OF OPPORTUNITY. Have you been waiting fo- proper- ty to get cheaper In Lakeland be- fore you wnuld buy? If so, what has been your experience? While you waited hasn’: it doubled and trebled in value? Are you going to wait till it doubles again? The wise man, if he ever expects ¥ il j | I AUTOMORBILE OWNERS! [ have installed a Vulcanizer and am prepared to do TIRE REPAIRING of the most difficult kind, and can give you satisfag- tion and save you money. Also Tires Placed on Baby Cirrlages While You Wait W. B. ARENDELL Bicycle and General Repair Shop Cedar Street, Just Back of Central Pharmaey B QiOBCHOSCB0R0R0 Is better prepared to take care of f than you are yourself. We use a:?i‘sl;pt?g: :l'::elzour ut/orll: done at tl':e The Phoenix, one of rgest shops in the state. We m CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING a specialey " *° L. E. PEACOCK. MANAGER el S S I L T — ———— CARUSO WILL SING FOR You! So will all the other world-famous sing- ers if you have a VICTROLA. We are exclusive agents for the Victor line of Talking Machines, $15.00 and up, Cash or Easy Payments. LAKELAND BOOK STORE Benford & Steitz To the People of Lakeland and Vicinity: We wish to state that OUR CLEAR- ANCE SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 30. No doubt this will be the last chance to get shoes at costin Lakeland this season. We have some great bargains for you if youwill call and look them over. After this sale closes there will be some changes made that will be to your advantage. : Kimbrough-Rutherford SHOE COMPANY Opposite New City Hall C. A MANN Phone 257} PROPERTYIOWNERS ATTENTION Called to a remedy for leaky roofs. Ve are ageats for the @are) Celebrated System cf roofs that do mot leak and that stay tight-- guaranteed 1 years. We also reparieaky roofs. It you are im the market for Brick, Lime or Cement, give us a cali and save money Estimates furnished for coucrete construction o any kind. MANN PLUMBING & CONSTRUCTION CO. he Drane building e.cream and cool P conducted by M. mes from St. Pe- fine place {5 to be equipment will be he soda fountain in length, per- ny in the State— m said that it will the State. Mr. Be quarters in the Bed for some time ting his arrange- for opening this D doubt will prove to buy a business site, will purchase now while the few available loca- tions may ve had at a moderate price. The best located lots in the | city, and the cheapest ,are those on | Main street facing the Tremont property. These lots may be had NOW at $6,000 each. Work on the Evening Telegram building, on the eastern of tiese lots, has begun. When that building reaches the sec- ond story, my price on these lots go up $500 each. When the Telegram building is finished they go up $1,000 each. Opportunity is knock- ing at your door, but will soon pass by. Better ac* now. See me soon and save mconey. 1069 J. W. KIMBROUGH. LR e Yot Yol Ta¥ Wat Tat ¥ ot Bt S, T RO ORI S PR P N P ] e e Y THIS ICE MAN_OF YOURS PLAYS NO FAVORITES Our endeavor is to serve the public impartially, Our routes are carefully plannel, and our schedule is arranged with that principle ever in view. MAJESTIC. SUCH AN APPETITE [AUDITORIUM] One of the Greatest Comedy Shows We Have Had in a Long Time; A Funny Lubin Comedy So Don’t Forget to Get Here Early i o s R i O TO0 MUCH PARCEL POST eete——. THE AMERICAN PRINCESS A Screamingly Funny Comedy; one A Beautiful Kalem Picture, Featur.| That Will Tickle You to Pjaces A —— COLLECTING A BILL Another Side-splitting Comedy THE ENGINEER'S DAUGHTER —e = ing Alice Joyce, the Clever Kal- 5 ) ONIA) ERE THAN AT COME HERE. Don’t get the idea, in any circumstances, that we are discriminat® ing against you. We wouldn’t be guilty of such a breach of sound business policy. em Leading Lady FOR COUNCILMAN es——e—— The many friends and supporters of N. A. Riggins, residing in Ward three announce him as a can- didate for Councilman to fill out the unexpired term of R. E. Scipper, in special election Sept. 23 next. 1110 e ———————————————————————————— THE "PRISONER OF CABANOS An Exciting Western Featuro : e Remember this when the heat makes you impatient. Complain if you will, but complain to us. We are more interested in seeing that you get ice when you need it than anybody else can be. Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26 f Telegram-Delivered in City 10c Week S ———————————————— A Story of the Cuban Revolution by SPECIAL LABOR DAY the Selig Co. 6——FINE FEATURE REELS—6 FOR RENT— Furnished bedroom Apply at 402 W. Lemon St. 1135 ———— TOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No children desired. 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