Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 29, 1913, Page 5

!Woman’a Club to Meet Tomoriow Afternoon, The Woman's Club will meet to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at th Ylks' hall, and all members are cor- dially invited to be present. * L) L] Box of Books Sent To Industrial Schoo] A Dbox of books were shipped from this city by the Woman’s Club to the Boys' Industrial scLool at Ma- rianna, as a Christmas remembrance and Mrs. Kelsy Blanton, who packe(i the box, wishes to thank all those who contributed . ® e e ATTENTION, U, C. V.'§ In Case of Fire Phone 5.000 ¢ coemaerapgrogregrivo do s oo ook Mr. Will F. Wider and son gtuart leave today for Dade City on pusiness for a few days. Mrs. A. B. Kibler and children, of Lakeland, are spending the holi-|sons and daughters are invited to days with Mrs. D. B. Kibler.—Dup |assemble at the city hall at 1 o'clock pellon Advocate. P. m. on Jan. 1, 1914, for the pa- rade. This applies to all whether All Rebekahs are requested to|they belong to the camp or not. meet at the 0dd Fellows hall prompt- J. D. ALLEN, jy at 1 o'clock Thursday, Jan. 1, to|Commander of Camp 1543, U. ¢ take part in the parade. All please dress in white. Mrs. T. E. Robert- son, N.G. All ex-Confederate soldiers, their iV Saeans e el Mrs. Edward Holder, accompanied by Miss Alice Bullock, expects to leave Wednesday for g delightful au- Mr. John Selsemeyer, who is pre- . = .. b G obile tour, the itinerary includ- paring for the mvinistry at Vander- {ing Orlando, Lakeland, \rc;;diu Bar- pilt University, Nashville, Tenn., is'y,. Tampa, Clearwater, B:~ll:;lr - gpending the holidays in Lakeland Brooksville and Dunn t ellon. Francis to the delight of his many, Webber will drive the car.—Ocala ‘Stfir. RAILROAD NOTES OF LOCAL INTEREST much friends. Mrs. C. L. Hobbs arrived in the saturday afternoon and is be-, warmly welcomed to the city b) | She is the guest M. F. Hether-: city ing her old friends. sister, Mrs. Train No. 85, Jacksonville to Tam- | was wrecked near t'owi rday afternoon, but } of her ington. jha, i Springs I | i Green | Sa The editor was presented with two MCKily all passenzers eseaped serious boxes of fine fruit on Christmas, an injury. The accident was due to a appreciated gift from the Citrus Ex-, Proken rail. Another train was made wLike all the fruit \h]])[l\‘d up and pulled into dakeland in the {he Bxchange, it is up to the high-, Iwee sma’ hours of the morning chi by est point of excellence. i —_— ! B. Nicholson, an aged man, was Dr. Sarah Wheeler has been spend- gtpuck by passenger train No. S, ine several days very pleasantly in Ilort M:ers to Lakelend, near Gard Jucksonville, where she attended the | ner yesterday, Osteopathic Association and from which it is thouzht he will die. while there was the guest of Mrs. |[le was walking on the track and did Waymer. She is expected to reach|not get off when the train bore dewn home this afternoon. on him, and hefore hrakes 1 he applied, he was struck. Engineer Shannon and Conductor Melllwaine were in charge of the train. The in jured man was formerly from Marin- State con! Mr. Oscar Wolfe, who is traveling representative for the Southern Drug ent Christmas with his fam- Ile Jikes his new position €Ly SD! ily here. 2o, lowa. ———— S M LR DR w TR MY G PN s AL AUDITORIUN ] MAJESTLC. | # | | TONIGHT . Vaudeville MONFORT AND JONES Those Daffy Dils of Vaudeville; Good Clean Comedy; an Act Never Seen in Lakeland Before Ancther Great Show Tonight Comedy Galore ROSES OF ROSIE'S A Sidesplitter ————————————————————— Four Fine Reels of Pictures Including the Great Florida Feature - DIGGING THE GASPARILLA TREASURE See This Feature of Our Own State for It Is an Excellent Production ——————’_- THE DEVIL A Hot Stuff Comedy THE FATAL SCAR Comedy Drama PRS- MATINEE EVERY DAY 2: :30-5 Three Other Comedy and Western SATURDAY coxnwous Reels Tomorrow— SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS | Seats on Sale Now at the Red Cross $I.50 Matinee Exactly as P.esemad for One and received injuries ! very mueh, and his health has been A conside 1v benefitted by the change Additional service has been placed of occupation, lon the “Bartow Short,” which will R enable travelers to leave Lakeland Mary Abbott, at the hmn«‘l‘," No. 80 and make connections at 0 and Mrs. A. C, McDonald, 1.ake Alfred shortly after noon for) € tiined at a reunion dinner yes- | Bartow. Connecet ;,,:;: for §0 trday. Among those present were|tion may also be made on the train Mr. and Mrs. William Griflis, ofJeaving here at 5:d after- Tampe: Mr. and Mrs., G. L. Abbott |poon, This new i prove! and.children, of Mowriston; Mr, and | a ppeat convenicnce to the traveling Mrs. A. C. McDenald, ecity; Wm.|pyplic, Abbotf, . West - Palm, Beach; Miss| From Lakeland no conncetion will Mattie MeDonald, of Green Springs, |he made at Lake Alired on the train and 1. 'W. Istep, city.—Plant ('“-‘Vllvm'ing Here at 7:35 In the morn-| Courier, ing. | YJA PR S 3 WHAT IS A CARNTVAL? This question came up before the committee this morning, some per- sons having an idea that the Carni- val was to be in the nature of a tent show. The Carnival will be largely what the merry and fun-loving make | it. The parade feature has been outlined; the individual merry-mak- ing cannot be because this must nec- essarily be spontaneous. Every man and woman, every boy and girl, who is enjoying life, can at least demon- strate that fact on this occasion in a way so that it will spread like a con- tagion. It means simply that we should get out on the streets that night and have a good time playing boys and girls together. A Carnival of Fun. SERVING THEM. BOARD OF TRADE TO ELECT OFFICERS The annual meeting of the Lake- land Board of Trade will be held in the Board room on Friday evening next, Jan. 2, 1914, at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Officers for the ensuing year, k] are to be elected at this meeting and this requires a larger quorum than‘ usual. Every member of the Board | of Trade owes it to himself as well as the organization to attend this annual meeting. ! Anderson. | N. C. Bryan to A. C. Nydegger.| We Greatly Appreciate THE SPLENDID PATRONAGE ACCORDED US DURING THE HOLIDAYS. WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS A HAPPY AND PROS- PEROUS NEW YEAR, AND ASSURL ALL THAT WHEN LOOKING FOR ANYTHING IN THE JEWELRY LINF, WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN W. D. Nedegger to David L. Col:| NEGRO CONVICT PAYS lier et al. Eugene F. Titcomb to A. C. Ny-|G00D RGADS ASSOCIATION The annual meeting of the Lake- A. J. HOLWORTHY, Secretary, degger. December 29, 1913, = degger. AN APPRECIATED BOOST Carrie L. Knowles to A. C. Ny-| FROM BARTOW | degger. Abbie O. Foss to A. C. Nydegger.|lan Jan. 1 marks the thirtieth anni-! J versary of the founding of Lakeland and its citizens are preparing a fit- ting celebration that o ion. The event will be termed a “Carnival of Progr md the festivities will! include a i parade, a night | it mask carnival, and other attractions ™ and the Lakeland spirit ma he depended npon to make the cele- to he remembered . Keene to Gordon Gavin to Kdward R. Samuel . Traftord. Samuel H. Trattord. Atlantie Coast Line R. R. to James . Ingraham. Robert M. | ngraham. United States to hairs of Fernando, «I\- la Arredo. United States to heirs of Fernando| la Maza Arredondo. United States to heirs of Fernando on Gavin to Edward R. ealore, Ramsey to James . hration one long in this section Lakeland has enjoyed phe nnmmlll wity during the past year and hep people are in the mood to insure i 1 ¢ » la Maza Arre . a celebration commensurate with the de Ta Maza Arrendondo Reduced | Florida Development Co. to J. C. I McLaughlin. l.. A. Shattuck to W. S. Preston. J. W. Sample to Christian F. Gutohrle. Malloy Henry. Malloy & Miller to I. mell. Love and Clayton to William Sam- mon, Morton sammon., [o B A Jackson to W. Over- 1""' R Qi A to Audley 11, Lottic Morgan to R. C. Sh'liln.‘llfl, jee to John T.. Shinol.} se to 19, L. Haskins. I, .. Nasking to D. W. Bugbee.| Malloy & Miller to C. . Dye. Prosne de the oceasion. rates promised by the railroads and many from all parts of South Ilorida will doubtless be on hand to| of Lakeland's hospitality at of the new year,--— Informant. imortance of are partake the beo ' Bartow Courier & Miller to Irwin R. mning M. Tram- DETDS TILED FOR “FUORT IN POLK COUNTY U Abstract an ! Realty Co. to William Fla) | | Furnished by Securit, ! itle Co., Parter ‘ : i e K. Jackson, | I, I3, Oblinger to T.. B. ! Stephens to Dank of Mul- [ Clas. W A. C. Ny- §. P. Durrance to R. B, Linzer. | (@ M Akt G- M- Yaapwood Inland Realty Co. to Morris V. i | | SRR ! N }\emo_oltozuls Association for the election of officers for the ensuing year, and for|the men and don't curse and whem the reading and receiving of the 1e- we onj | past, 1 tal newed enthusiasm; co icome second class will attend meet- in of pa th Al th parade., pa ALDITOR M| T j | ! ATTRACTIONS COMING | Tomorrow— SHEPHERD OF THE NILLS Seats on Sale Now Admission | Children ..........b6¢ AdUIEE o v 100 —VAUDEVILLE— MR. LOUIS KNETZER —In Hig— Thursday— A LAKELAND ROMANCE Feature Picture of Our Own Little City, Taken This Summer Friday— BOUGHT AND PAID FOR - HE PLAYS ON ALL KIND OF Saturday—Wrestling Match— MUSICAL INTRUMENTS AND GRUNDAHL VS. HANSON HE JUGGLES EVERYTHING ¥ROM A TOOTH PICK TO A HOUSE AND 40T i |New Musical Black Face Comedy Act All Next Week— C. W. PARKS' SHOW Photoplays Jan 13- (COBURN’S MINSTREL A FALL INTO LUCK A Prospector’s Luck Find as the Se- quel to an Adventurous Encounter Jan. 20— MUTT AND JEFF IN PANAMA ——— REDEMPTION Jan. 27-- A Beautiful Drama PAID IN FULL (Thanhouser) | Fev. 2— WHAT FATHER SAW ART SET Comedy (Keystone.) Jan. §, Let all of our members and neigh- | bors turn out on this day, and lnm;: oak trees. nations and make arrangements for TRIBUTE TO MESSRS. FLETCH- ER AND PIPKIN Editor Telegram: I want to telt you what a fine man Mr. C. G. Fletcher, the road supervisor, is. He gets a good day's work out of alk TO MEET ON JAN. 8 d, Bartow and Mulberry Good he makes a law he means for it te ports of the committees, will be held | stand and not be broken and fn at Haskell school at Sews Ak ‘Ilkvl‘m‘; lmll(]] lqt : ‘:;;l I‘;I\(\‘ other words he don't allow the [k ghiands, on Lhursday, !, \yds to curse the men and abuse 1914, at 9 a. m. ‘them at all, and also he gives them plenty to eat. This is what we boys had for .” fl”“'. b.‘"kfl.“ AR LR Christmas: Four large hens, about oy a pleniedinnen et tocgld 75 pounds of nice pork and five large cakes and 24 pice pies, and all the 3 % refreshments that anybody could i e h'v"h:nulln‘. Mr. Fletcher's place should pht Jof the Werkewith e not be called a chain gang; it ought Al Widinte bl ol to be called a reform school and im mn"rulmn I SInERCly Tadsstet: other words he is the best manager GRORGH HAVH ERSTEH)E‘“' for convicts in the State. Mr. Fletch~ BERISLaT er's head guard, Mr. L. A. Pipkin, is the very spot of Mr. Fletcher. He carries on the business and gets more work than anybody in the country with less trouble than anybody in the world. This is written by a prisoner na- & Monday at 7 p. m. at the home jo, of Lakeland. His name id Scout master to complete exami- Charley Whitfield. Iincouraged by the successes of the ! king NOTICE Iivery Boy Scout wishing to be- priie A PRSI ER L rade. A prize will be offered for | WANTED—To exchange a good o Scout making best examination, wther prize will offered for ¢ Scout making best appearance on Ny Absence from meeting or, rade will not be excuged, gocond hand organ for a good sec ond hand one horse road wagons Box 1732 he Perry, Lakeland, Fla. THIS IS WHAT YOU FIND AT MY STORE—ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ’ MY SAUSAGES WILL MAKE YOUR MOUTH WATER FOR A MONTH AFTERWARD, JUST TO THINK ABOUT IT. Gt CRP2NTD E. P. HICKSON Phone 144 PPLIREDS ChD v-‘?‘)-r' N U ARY an Seats now selling at the RED CROSS DRUG STORE Playhouse, New York, with the same Great Last and Productlon 3Ee PEPEPEIPIDIIPPOIO0E S IIPPEIDISDEDIIDEEIIRIRED GBI SOPIIDBIFPDIEEFPEPIO0E e — P S Y