Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 4, 1914, Page 5

Case of Fire one 5,000 , and Mrs. W. H. Tyner are § 43 ;l. F. W. Guilford and little ter, of Waycross, Ga., are in the eity, Mrs. Guilord being here yisit her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jas. Lipscomb, who has been seriously ill fo me time but is now improving. ‘Ladies' Missionary Society of Cumberland Presbyterian church ifll‘ entertain the Missionary Union Friday afternoon, Feb. 6, at 8 g’elock, to which all members of the migsionary and aid societies of the ehurches of the city are cordially in- . Prot. Spencer has notified the "5 wrs‘ Institute that Mr. C. L. ~ Willoughby will speax to the farm- ers the third morning instead of Mr. 1 ‘H. Wendler as first arranged. Fire Departmmit was called i home of Mr. Thos. ('ason on u&a\'enue this morning, a gaso- m;fitO\'e having been the cause of "'mg'zxcitement. The fire was ex- tingulshed before the house caught, ( ,‘o damage.was done. ~ ' Mr. and Mrs. Emory O'Neal, of Titton, Ga., are in the city the n“ of the latter's sister; Miss Robison. This is Mr. O'Neal’s first ¥isit to Lakeland in about five ¥ and he is astonished at the rowth that has been made in T. F. Houser is no 'longer ted with the Lakeland Furni- ompany, having sold his in- { in the business to Messrs. r & Youngs. We are glad to hat Mr. Houser intends te Lakeland his home, although he has not made public what he will engaze in. jss Nuna Patton has accepted a n with the new store now be- pened up in the new Bassett g by Dr. A. M. Jackson and lks, the new establishment to own as the “Brighten Up.” 'm will carry a line of decora- oods and will no doubt enjoy business. 11 be given on the local court afternoon at 3 o'clock, when he ‘Hillsboro high school team will ph’ the Lakeland high school. fakeland's team being a formilahie game will probably decide pa's aspirations for the ehampionship, and the public is m the home tear Carolyn G of DBattle ol a leet of nation Yeputation, 11 speak in the Methodist chvreh Saturday Sunday ifterinoons, Fehruary 8, at 3 o'clock, under the Bor the W. C. T. U. a most captivating uring her. It is hoped she| thave a good hearing in Lake- Everybody is Invited. A sil- DITORIUM il you see those two wonderful res last night You didn’t? this is your last chance, so early and have a pleasant ev- 's entertainment. BALAOO wonderful and thrilling 3-reel re; a story of a man monkey ! his wonderful exploits. ZIGOMAR THE THIRD hrillinz 4-reel detective feature | of hair-raising stunts that holds interest from start to finish. 7 FEATURE REELS—7 10-20 Cents TOMORROW A MODERN EVE rst-class exhibition of basket-! Stage, cor-, o j“Uy invited to come out and sup-; . akeland union is very fortunalte, . | ering will be taken each aftec- Sy ’ the held Tuesday, Feb. 3, in the churcn Mrs. Hughes presiding. A | enjoyed by .all % i Woman'’s Club Meets Temorrow Afternoon Thursday, at .2 o'cloek, Elks rooms. House and Social Department. f All club members are urged to at- ents of a daughter, born this| ;5 a5 a business matter of- impor- Itance is to be acted-on at this meet- iiug. MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION ! The Ladies’ Memorial Society held a very interesting meeting yesterday Iafternooh at the residence of Mrs. J. L. Skipper. The treasurer's re- port was very encouraging showing 1$202.55 has been spent for work, etc., at the cemetery. More than {half of this was raised otherwise than by dues. | The business of the afternoon was the election of officers, resulting in ithe following officers being elected: Presilent—Mrs. J. L. Skipper. Vice President—Mrs. J. F. Gracy. Recording Secretary—Mrs. . Weaver. Corresponding Secretary——Mrs, N. Riggins. Treasurer—Mrs. T. J .Darracott. A rising vote of thanks was given the faithful presiident, Mrs. Skipper. B. A. Mrs. M. F. Hetherington was unanimously electee as' honorary member, We are very sorry to lose several members on account of non-payment of dues. We shall continue to do all we can to keep the cemetery, or part of it, presentable. PRESS REPORTER. | 8TRICKLAND CHILD WILL SOON BE OUT OF ALL DANGER The little six-year-old Strickland child, who is alive today as a result of the nursing of Miss Spina, the trained nurse whose services have been paid for through the Telegram charity fund, is improving but is not yet entirely out of danger. The funds subscribed for her relief by the kind-hearted pcople of i.akeland have amounted to date to $56.75. Yesterday rounded out two weeks of nursing and Dr. Leffers, who has treated the little girl free of charge for four ‘weeks, told Miss Spina that the funds were about gone and that there would not be enough to pay her further. She unhesitatingly de- clared that she would donate her services until the child was well. This, however, the Telegram feels is unnecessary although appreciated. There remained a small balance in the charity fund received before this 'case was brovzht to light, and we will use this in connection with any cther denations that may come ip to keep the nurse on as long'as she is required. The followi been made » donations last re have ginee our ting of the wii) instead Ord:er held on rn o Star he 12, of The members of St. Paul's Evan- gelical Lutheran church wish thank all of ‘the carpenters who ¢o in the work on the church building and to assure irhvm of their hearty appreciation of the same. TMAJESTIC. 10 enerously assisted | An al] comedy program tonight. IN LOVE WITH HIS MOTHER'IN- LAW | Boys, 1 mean marricd boys of course, |think what this means. You sure better see this comedy feature. OBJECTIONS OVERRULED Comedy from start to finish . HOW ONE HOBO CAME BACK . Still more comedy in this one MATINEE DAILY 2:30'5:00 SATURDAY CONTINUOUS The regular business meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of Dixieland M. E. church was v very pleasant meeting ensued, which was The regular meeting of the Wom- an's Club will be held tomorrow, The progfam 18 in charge ,of the $1.00 ¢ G0 AUDITORILM| THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., FEB. 4, 1914, GHAGTAUQUA TIGKETS NOW ON § Yesterday (Ttesday) affernoon at 4'p. m. the tickets for the coming Chautauqua Assembly for the season reserved seats were placed in the kands of those, desiring to assist in the selling of the tickets. Each year the tickets have been sold by loyal friends anxious for the success of this educational enterprise in 'our midst. Several of the guaranters purchasing 10 or 15 or 20 ticketa and disposing .of them to their friends, thus in the hands of sev- eral the work is made lighter. Pro- grams may be had at room 326 Ho- tel Kibler, of the secretary, Mrs. Adams, or at the Telegram office, or many of the businees nouses. Look: it over and then secure your ticket from Mrs. Adams, room 326 Hotel! Kibler, or others who are selling them. ! Reserve your Chautauqua seat Friday, Feb. 6, at 4 p. m., at the Red Cross drug store. To do this vou had better see that you have it purchased beforehand. No reduction in season seat tickets wil! be made this year. They will cost $5 each at any ilate. They are economical as there will be three fifty-cent attractions; two lectures by Geo. R. Stuart amd a special concert number. Also the re-' served seats will be held for the Sun- day If only night pro- grams are attended the cost with re- gerved seats would be §5. Better have a season ticket and get what you can of the cther program. Children Provided for at the Chautauqua Eighty front seats will be reserved for children under twelve years of age who attend school, at the child's ticket price of one dollar, as long as, they last. All other reserved seats, add two Hollars to the admission price for season ticket, thus making, season reserved seat ticket for adults $5, and for school pupils over 12 years of age $4. You may select !these where you prefer. Last year at the Natlonal Lyceum Association, when the ways and rreans for providing the best enter- tainments for Chautatqua patrons was being discussed, and the ques- tion of children occupying the front seats was suggested, lecturers and entertainers who had been here com- plimented the splendid behavior of our children in these reserved seats. Hence we believe these little ladies and gentlemen of school aze are de- serving of this recognition. Chil- dren under school age should be with parents. A posta! card or phone message to Mrs. Adams, room 326, Hotel Kibler, will engage these seats as long as they last, or report to Miss Cora Griffin, primary department, public school. reserved services. MEETING OF LUTHERAN YOUNG PEOPLE The Lutheran young people of the city wi'l hold an interesting meet- ing at Grace church on Ti mrsday oy ening at 7 o'clock. It is | 124 m‘ offect a permanent orcanization, | nd the pessgibilities of active, | ive work by the vo f g ! d the ocl attend | kad | l 1 Spi el we 1 : iaht ere 1 . th | performan \ orium. Tus| two f res Dalaoo and Zigomar | were pr meed the b that h howy Lere and %ept th audience in a high piteh of it il‘«m frcm start to finisih, These pic- tures will be shown again tonizht' and we advise those that did not at | teril, last nizht to be s and sce | the wonderful exploits of these two | men. i ‘ l | | | ATTRACTIONS COMING Tomorrow— The Latest Berlin Success A MODERN EVE The Season’s Best Musical Comedy with Edward Hume Metropolitan Cast—Chorus of Beauties Special—- The Modern Eve Tango Sensatton Seats Now on Sale Feb. 6— THE LILLIPUTIAN LADIE3 Feb. 12-22— CHAUTAUQUA Week Feb. 23— NORMAN FIE] DO PLAYERS Week March 2— PERUCHI GYPSENE Week March 9— SAM PARK'S SHOW 15 People Co. March 16— PAUL GILMORE .. < il “CAPT. 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If you are 4 - LiL & i ¥ s ¢ -;\ & ') ! wquainted with us ask your neighbor & AlL Y for water and light n cr physician about us. a ve paid to the collector at th z 5 hall on or before the tenth > as 3 cach month or service will be dis g ‘} D oD @ % et el Lake Pharmacy and a charze of $1 will be marde for 4 Q‘ digconne ¢ and connecting. 4 : o lisconn ",_ . ANAOAN, & Phone 42 Phone 42 @ Commissioner of Municipal Activi-|@ h R II s & s 3 The Rexall Store 3 FODOPUIOEQPOIR 1QIOIOIAECHATIDD GRAND THEATER MONDAY FEB 2—ALL WEEK CONGIOBOEOIOTOE ! L adies Wheén you are down town shopping, drop in for a cup of beef tea or hot chocolate. We know fust how to make it so that you will call again. See for rourself if this is not a fact. ¥4 ¥ f o 2L WAKEFIELD MUSICAL STOCK CO. Photoplays The Big Minstrel THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME (Thanhouser) TONIGHT 3 IN TEREE HOURS By 8 Girls and 6 Boys Splendid Western Play arm (: Who Will Charm You With Their (American,) Music. You Can't Affard to Mise WEEKLY NO. 4 This Numbes. Admission 10Qe- 25¢