Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 26, 1914, Page 5

In Case of Fire Phone 5,000 fopi b B bEREb bbb spe | the meeting of the shippers and el == = B = 3 = 0 = 3 = 3 = 3 = « 3 « =4 CITY TAX BOOKS < CLOSE APRIL 1ST o & PRItk = 0= =3 = 3 = 0 = I = IR« I = Y < Mss Beatrice .Campbell left yes- wrday for DeLand, where she will guend Stetson University for the re- painder of the term. oo oo Mr. C. M. Clayton left last night| for Mobile on a business trip of a few days. Until his return, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edmondson will be with Mrs. Clayton at her home in! Dixieland. Mrs. John S. Edwards anq sweet little daughter arrived in the city, st night and for the present are the cuests of Mrs. A. J. Holworthy; Their friends are giving them a most cordial welcome—everyone he: ing delighted to see Mrs. Edwards again and to ‘have the double pleas- ure of becoming acquainted with her“ charming little daughter. Mrs. S. J. Perry was called the‘ first of the week to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Martin, of Taylor Texas, who s seriously ill. Mrs. Perry arrived there this morning | having made a safe trip, and her; many friends hope - she found her mother's condition improved. Mrs. Etta Johnson, of Fremont, Ohio, who has been visiting Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Lowman for the past two weeks, returned home to-} day. after visiting several places of interest, She was particular]y well| pleased with Lakeland and sur- rounding country. Mr. A. D. Leonard, superintend- ent of the Peninsular Telephone! Co. at this place, is attending the meeting of the telephone operators in Ocala today. He carried withl him a cordial invitation to that tody to hold their next meeting in Lakeland. | ! Mrs. C. A. Cole went up to Kis-(' simmee this morning, where she will sing tomorrow night in the Pa- ter Pan Mnstrels, which are being given there by Miss J. Pearl Rog- ors, Mrs. Cole contributed greatly| fo the success of the minstre] here, ind Kissimmee is fortunate in hav-, g her to sing there tomorrow ev-| ening. Mr. G. T. Fleming left Tuesday| for Buffalo, N. Y., where he goes: to resume his duties as passenger tonductor on the Lake Shore L\mit-| el. Mr. Fleming declares each win-; ter thay he will not return north, but when April draws near he hears the call of the road and returns to his first love. We are glad he al- wavs hears another call in the fall, which brings him back to Lakejand. Mr. Den Lamberton and Fred Booth ang D. Jacobs of South wife, A7 THE EVENING TELEGBAM, LAK ELAND, FLA.. MARCH 26, 1914, B8 ™" " : = S YOUR WATCH P giving the SERVICE it should ® HUBSON HERE: WILL MAKE RACE FOR GOVERNOR Hon. F. M. Hudson, of Talla- hassee, spent last night in the city the guest of his niece, Mrs. J, F. Wilson, going from here to Kissim- mee, Where as attorney for the rail- road commission he goes to attend growers being held there today. Mr. Hudson has decided to enter the race for governor at the next gubernatorial primary, and, being eminently fitted for the office and having a large following throughout the State, Mr. Hudson stands a splendid chance of being the State's next chief executive, FNE SNGER MAS SPLENDD INPRESSON 1 R by The revival being conducted the Christian church opened last night under the large tent, corner of Florida avenue and Lemon street, and the seating capacity was taxed almost to the limit. The tent seats 800 persons and additional seats will be put in place before tonight’s ser- vice in order that there may be room for all. Rev. Woodward preacheq a fine sermon last night, and his preaching i attracting wide attention. The singing, under the directio of Miss Lowman, is one of the most pleas- ing features of the meeting. A choir of fine voices has been organized and although all have strong voices, above them all, sweet and strong, the silvery tones of Miss Lowman may be heard, and even the passerby is forced to stop to hear the song om@leted, enjoying the beautiful sweetness and strength of the voice of this remarkable singer. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. PRESBYTERIAN MIS SIONARY MEETING The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society will meet in the church tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock. The annual election of of- ficers will be held and other impor- tant business transacted. The members are urged to be present and to bring their mite boxes. Mrs. J. R. BOULWARE, President. MISS LELA GALLOWAY, Secretary . The Lewis Stock Co. have several |combined features that draw large crowds every night—a fine ten-piece orchestra, good actors and their vaudeville work is above the aver- age. Last nght they put on a farce comedy, which was splendidly acted and kept the house in an uproar. (asey Jones is the Dbill for tonight and a laugh every second awaits all who go. Dinner F. Pickard home on the Birthday The A. I east end of beautiful Lake Hollings- worth, was last evening the scene of !'a pleasant family gathering, the oc- casion being the celebration of the 76th anniversary of Mr. Jas. Pick- jard, who with his estimable wife Dakota, friends of Will F. Wider, are in the eity. Mr. Booth and Mr. Lamberton are so well pleased that they are coming back to invest in property and spend next winter here in Lakeland. All say that Lakelang is the best located city in Florida. are spendng the winter in Florida, :thf- guests of their son and his fam- ily. In addition to the immediate members of the family, Rev. and Mrs. Ley, and Miss Liljie Roux were invited guests. A most elabos rate and sumptuous six o'clock din- r was served. Mr. Pickard is the ne L. T. BALORICK DIES . IN TAMPA; FUNERAL HERE TOMORROW “ Mr. Leuis T. Baldrick, an old Lakeland boy, died last night ini Tampa, which news will bring sor- row to the hearts of his many friends in this city. The funeral will be hejd in Lakeland tomorrow afternoon. Of his death this morn- ing’s Tampa Tribune says: Louis T. Baldrick, well known Tampa business man who was pop- ular amonz a host of friends in Tam- pa and South Florida, died at the Gordon Keller hospital at 10:15 o'clock lasg night after an i]lness of, nine days. Mr. Baldrick was taken suddenly ill on March 16 but the se~’ riousness of his condition was not at, first realized. Last Monday he was p rated on for an acute condition,! and since that time up to his xlpmh' last night his condition had hoon' extremely low. His death had b(\oni almost momentarily expected for' more than twenty-four hours. | Mir. Baldrick was born in Mont-! gomery county, Alabama, thirl,\‘-six' years ago, moving to Lakeland with! his parents in 1884. Thirteen “'mrs‘lstuntial' Christian people that Lake- agc he moved t'o Tnnu?n :\n(! for‘ se\'-“;md is rapidly getting the reputa- GiolRane Toslneds WithC Rl s'sw"'ltion as a mighty good place to live i s He W in, and through such success as has Il ey en e L attended their efforts that this sec- Mrs, Frank (. Bowyer. the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad (Co., the Tampa Steamship Co. and! the Tampa-Havana Lumber Co. For, the last four or five years he has been secretary and tre@surer of the Jetton Lumber Co. and was also a member of the firm of Snow-llryan-l Baldrick Co., dealers in automo- biles. ‘ Leaves Widow But No Children Mr. Baldrick was married on June; 14, 1905, to Miss May Bowman, of Cincinnati, and is wife but no chijdren. Other rela- tves are his sister, Mrs. F. C. Bowyer, of this city, and his aunt, Mrs. G. A. Roundtree, of Lakeland. Mr. Baldrick’s mother, Mrs R. S. Baldrick, of Tampa, is still living, but his father died about twelve years ago. The death of Mr. Bnld-) rick follows closely that of his wife’s mother, Mrs. Bowman, of Cincin- nati, which occurred ]ast Friday. Mr. Baldrick’s death was caused by acute congestion of the gall bladder. Deceased was a charter member o Tampa Lodge No. 708, Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks, tary of the lodge for several years | and hag been exalted ruler. He was macy today a {na tablets. also a member of al] of the Masonic orders. Funeral services will be held at 10 o‘clock Friday morning|ant to from the residence at No. 212 Platt street, and the funeral party will|Pendable ic Coast|stomachs. It leave on ghe 12:30 Atjant Line train for Lakeland, where in- terment will be held in charge of WUndertaker Reed. The remains wil be accompanied by an escort from Ivanhoe Commandery, Knights Tem- plar. father of seven sons and two daugh- ters, all of whom are living. Three of the soms are leading ministers of the Gospel. One son-in-law, Mr. (ox, and two sons, A. F. and J. F., constitute th‘e firm of Pickard Bros. Co., whose magnificent grove is one of the beautiful sights near Lake- land. They paid, it is understood, $15,000 for the seventeen acres of bearing grove and a smal] tract ad- joining, three years ago. The three crops of fruit gathered have netted the company almost enough to pay for the grove, and they have refused an offer of $35,000 for their pur- chase. In the meantime, they are adding extensively to the grove area, putting out this spring fifty- additional acres of citrus fruiis. It is through such sturdy, sub- & Lewis Stock Company in CASEY JONES The funniest play ever written. A stream from start to finish, Plenty of specialties and music that is rea Dusic by the ten-piece orchestra. Prices 3, 10, 20, 30 Tomorrow Night— The Great Feature Play THE PRICE SHE PAID No Advance in Prices WW@%@WWMWP?’MN: $ SPEFPPEPEN MILLER'S WILD WEST CIRCUS oo L2 Greay 3-reel feature. 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