Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 3, 1914, Page 5

dle of the street at the cormer of Iowa avenue and Parker street to the sides of the street, where the the that turned the water from the mid-l i 4 Case md Mrs. L. H. Turner ar ents of a son, born Sunday.' o | . C. Warren left yesterday lle, Ga., to visit rela- } several weeks. eorge Malpass, of Philadel- arrived in Lakeland last ) be the guest of Mr. and K. Young on South Ken- @ home of Mayor Eaton this ‘at 7:30 there will be held eeting of the members of ’ church. A pleasant even- store for all who attend. thwestern Circle will meet . A. J. Moore, 205 South k avenue, next Wednesday, at 3 o'clock. A full at- 8 is requested. fle at Tampa recently, Mr. W. met several of his South #riends who are all coming @land to visit him with the p investing. . and Mrs. J. J. Cowden, of gton, Ill., arrived in the rday night and will spend er here the guests of Dr. W. H. Conibear, Mrs. il being a sister of Mrs. Con- ats for “A Modern Eve” are ster than any attraction been here this season and 'as if there was going to be breaking attendance for cal comedy Thursday night. Welegram would be glad to icity to all meetings of the @Rtions, churches, etc., of the i would suggest that the so- fter to zive us any items of } connected with their meet- cannot be everywhere, gtefore will be pleased to give | such articles when sent in on authorized to give them by any member interested eland, Fla., Feb, 2, 1914. Telegram: There is noth- ike having a man as one of our gioners, who understands his , especially in regard to s and highways of Lakeland. a man is J. ©. Bussard, a ';‘h‘l‘. practicable, economical, Minesslike, with experience pakes his services to our thriving city, as a an almost in- ommissioner. years ago we had no street emetery, just a winding road b sand and stumps to our last place, and if had had @ alongz this obscure highway, we have truly exclaimed with t, “Rattle the bones over the thanks to Mr. Bussard and Baborers, we have a nice and d street leading to our ceme T observed Mr. Bussard when one of our city councilmen. he that was instrumental in improved and It was he our streets to the cemetery. DITORIM | TONIGHT INDERFUL FEATURE REELS eatest features ever seem in nd, all of them full of thrills tart to finish. A0O, THE DEMON BABOON eler story of a man monkey is wonderful adventures and This is worth the price of jon alome, but just to show here is nothing stingy about will also show you IZIGOMAR, THE THIRD eler story of the great detec- Ind notorious bandit. Get busy Prices 10-20¢ Doors Open at 6 0°Clock water should always run. While Mr. Bussard was our for- mer councilman, I have seen him take a shovel and open the ditches himself to turp the water fram the middle of the streets, which was fast washing away the clay. I have been informed that he has been handicapped for teams to carry cn the good work, but it is poor economy not to have sufficient teams to keep his boss and hands busy while he is trying to make our streets something like respectable. Trust to Mr. Bussard and the city of Lakeland will never have to com- plain for want of economy or effi- ciency. Give him swipg enough and he will make our streets what they should be. CITIZEN. The Iona Class Entertained The lona class of the First Meth- odist church entertained the boys’ class Friday evening at the home of Mr. Quaintance. In spite of the unfaverable weath- er a large number were present, ev- eryone in a jolly mood. Many games were played, among which was a forfeit game. When the forfeits were “sold,” Mr. T. L. Walker created quite a little fun by his wit- ty comments on the articles ‘to sell.” As a picnic had been planned, the refreshments consisted of a regula- tion pienic lunch. Those present were Misses Gene- vieve Morrow, Ruby Turner, Lillian Gain, Bertha Hughes, ‘Helen Shaffer, Ellie Kibbler, Kathryn White, May White, Nora Brooks; Messrs. Lucian Coleman, Bryan Reddick, Bryan Wil- son, David Strohaker, Burns Terrell, John Melton, Layton, Watson Con- nor, Hobson Strain, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Quain- tance. , Methodist Missionary Society The Methodist Missionary Society held its regular monthly business meeting yesterday, and ip polat of and disbursements show that total seats, 35¢. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., FEB. 3, 1914. PAGE FIVE WENDLER GOT AIS + . AT-TAMPA SHOW (Continued from Page 1) would take a considerable volume of business to require this amount of correspondence. Over 3,000 leg- bands can be purchased for the amount set against this item in the accounts and as far as could be as- certained no leg-bands were used at the show; at least no record can be found of their use by the receiver or no knowledge of their being used by any member of the association. “Several letters were read by the receiver from exhibitors at the show inquiring as to when they would re- ceive the cash prizes and cups that bad been awarded them; that they Lad repeatedly written Wendler but had received no reply to their let- ters, nor had they received the cups had the experience and checks awarded them. Among one was a complaint from one ex- hibitor regarding a 4. C. Smith typewriter which was understood to have been awarded but which has not been received. An investigation showed that no typewriter ‘had been listed on the premium list, but the)full report as to what can be done, exhibitor was positive in the statg- but he is still waiting upon Wend- ment that the typewriter had been|ler's attorney to turn over to him cffered and that this was the induce-|other books and vouchers before he ment which caused the entry to be|can intelligently make his report. made at the show. Several Fine Birds Missing still a mystery and the final outcome Letters were read from other ex-|Will be watched with interest by bibitors complaining that fine birds poultry men throughout the coun- that had been entered at the show, [tV and sent by express to Wendler for entry, had never been returned to THE LILLIPUTIAN the owners, and inquiring as to LADIES ARE COMING their whereabouts. That letters had been written to Wendler but no re-| These little ladies are descendants plies had been received. The receiver of the Massachusetts family of bad no knowledge of these facts nor [ Which John Adams and John Quincy of the whereabouts of the birds, |Adams were members. Some of the owners of missing birds| Their program for Friday night expressed their intention of coming has. been selected with great care to Tampa to handle the matter per-|and those who do not attend will sonally here. miss seeing one of the most unique g _|entertainments ever presented in the (Claims Expenses _Gtr“m Than Re'|, qitorium. Tickets are now on h / ceipis A sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy. Wendler’s accounts of receiDt8] Gojora) admission, 25c; reserved Next Door to P. 0, Wendler's present whereabouts are' :‘tltenldnnc:t l: (sthsa‘znst: h“sg bi:'l“ receipts were only $4,139.61 and he :rge Thn el @ bon;n W: that the disbursements were $4,- : EC) t d edregu B bus e:s o\: 495.96, showing a loss to the asso- "’“;‘” i gty o e O ciation of $365.35. When well in- e e e L SR e Sl G : xpressed astonishment extreme gratification at th large feures ithey, OXDIoRsH number present, declaring it to be a show as that held in Tampa could the largest missionary meeting he was ever in, there being over fifty jedlonipAc e the receipts what they were there should have been a handsome profit to the association. “The receiver had hoped that the (Furnished by the Security Abstract|$500 donated by the City Council and Title Company) could have been secured to the as- sociation but upon investigation it was found that Wendler had given an order to the Jetton-Dekle Lumber REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Tuesday, Feb. 2. Wm. H. McDonald to B. F. Bul- lard Co. for the amount and that the city State of Florida to W. Lacy treasurer had honored the order Boyd. prior to the receiver asking for it. M. A. Wilson to Henry (ason. “Receiver Allen is still ‘working W. G. Cason to €. B. Witt. on the affairs of the association and + Leon Prine to John M. Kilpat-|expects atran early date to make a rick. Thomas H. Lackland to Fred C. Willcox. - Mrs. Sadie Mercer to F. . Will- ls s’ekness COX. s- 2 United States to W. H. Hamcock. A ’n' S ?"I.b.ll?l'llluslflll Wwm. S. Wilkes to Nellie R or a Sin of Omission? Or Both? 3 We transgress Nature's laws, the Liver Hampton, l(rikv';; tioen we omit or neglect until Florida izhls s Co. nl iy we ache or sicken. i O}ldl Highlands Co. to Frede Loosen the dammed-up bile. Keep it rick S. Head. 1oose with the old time-tried May Apple : florida Lakeland Homes Co. to {};’:‘&:{p;flflgg'&’t i':,“cdfl‘,’:i‘,mn ik John H. Kay. Albert Tharp to Stone & Mann. Sheldon Tharp to Stone & Mann. J. C. Durrance to F. G. Gary. PODOJAX have been handled at an expense of for Eovatnment fownership, In not exceeding $2,500, and that with campaign. Kansas is assured of having the wost spectacular senatorial fight of the year. Government ownership of railroads will be a feature of it. Congressman Victor Murdock, who as all practically agreed that such will be the candidate of the Progres- sive party, is prepared to declare Every Cough Scatters Germs ‘TO STOP THE SPREAD of colds in the family, allay the first cougiing by Soothing and Smoothing the inflamed bronchial tubes with Dr. Bell's PINE-TAR-HONEY 1t also Inhibits germ grow @Granny Metcalte says—*'It ain’t what you're goin’ to do, it's what you do do that counts when you're ailing,”” 280., 80c., $1.00. At All DRUQC STORES. further th, “TELL BY THE BELL" Stone & Mann to Geo. W. Weed. Thon. W. Stone to Mrs. J. A.| For sale bv Henley & Henley. For sale by Henley & Henley. Garrett. | Malloy & Miller to Mrs. J. A. — arrett. Florida Development (o. to (. E. | . afllcs Hanney . i R S 4 Sepiniiionit “ ATTRACTIONS COMING » M Thursday— The Latest Berlin Success When you are down town A MODERN EVE The Season’s Best Musical Comedy TONIGHT w11.13 Edvéa,.d I:;;lme 3 shopping, drop in for a cup of Well, we haven’t got Johnny Bun- Metmpomafile nat'lt“_ - beef tea or hot chocolate. We ny tonight, but we have got that Special— . know just how to make it so sterling actor, Maurice Costello.| The Modern Eve Tango Sensation Kind of a treat to see these popular Seats Now on Sale actors, isn't it, folks? You bet. Got|p.y g to go some to touch those “reel” li- THE LILLIPUT'AN LADIE3 censed features. Feb. 12-22— $1,000 REWARD CHAUTATQUA A western thriller and story of a|Week Feb. 23— young westerner’'s pluek NORMAN FIE] D PLAYERS Week March 2— THE €LOWN AND THE PRIMA PERUCHI GYPSENE CO. 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