Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 10, 1914, Page 5

tiony [nCVu'e” of Fire 1010y hone 5,000 § wel »Mnnmmuu re o F¢ and Mrs. G. H. Collier are plmtl of a little daughter born wrday night. 3- rs. H. J., Anderson has re- ied from Orlando, where she has SS 1 the guest of relatives for sev- days. = T8, C.A Wadford, who has been \ding the last three weeks in Bar- , has returned to Lakeland. Ive | T8~ F. B, Terrell has received s that her father sustained a yy ke of 'plmlyms yesterday at his ) o in Georgia. Her many friends pathize with her, and earnestly (m? 5 that he may soon be consider- “ improved . Jones is now at Arlington, Ky., summer — 1, S ~—rincipal C. M. old home in .. ~Tre he will spend the 1 Mrs. Jomes. ‘i .r. George L. I n, of St. Mar- _ville, La., i8 here for a few days, ‘. ling up the affairs of his brother- .aw, the late Mr. E. E. White. . White and children will ac- " pany him to St. Martinsville n he returns. rs. J. C. Owens and little ‘t,"ghter, Evelyn, left today for "'ttanooga and Fayetteville, Tenn., from there they will go to ling Green and Eminence, Ky, g the guests at the latter place “Mrs. Owens’ sister, Mrs. R. M. ; Jady. They will be joined later "' he summer in virginia by Mr. " ns and will accompany him to eastern markets, visiting Balti- the ‘s, Washington anqg New York, re- nder ing to Lakeland in the early tter rom lohi*oting the article in yesterday's IS gram taken from The Florida klinz yer, in which the editor of that s lut jeation invited the public to see » ““'poinciana in bloom in his yard, Sorre. J, Wi, Lanier states that she - Th:a tree'fn bloom at her home, cor- ’r | of Magnolia and Missouri, and en v it {8 not necessary for one to e |"e 'the trip to Tampa to see this eriecly sight, spleors.. H. D. Mendenhall and sis- » pr; Miss Olive Summerlin, are now heti-ome to their friends at the Men- 1all home on East Orange street. '0w'. Mendenhall, who has been )14, Wding some time in Jacksonville 1 Mr, Mendenhall, who is en- 2d in some extensive engineering "k there for the city, was joined Miss Summerlin some days ago. 3 Summerlin has been studying —opathy in Missouri since last o lg“[r. H. 8. Moreland, recently ap-' ——=)ted supervisor of road construc- . in this county, has returned n Massachusetts where he in- ted the sand oil roads in the e Cog section. This road material o be used in the road to be built the Haskell mneighborhood and ards which Mr. W. F. Hallam | contribute $2,000. Mr. More- d, who is a road expert, went into matter thorougnly and comes f k much impressed with the dur- lity of the roads made of sand- up there, which he declares are ut the best roads he ever saw. MAJESTIC & w#m e This is Biograph night at the Ma- tie, all three reels being of vhuu ke, one of the best co \" Licensed Film Service THE SON OF THE HOUSE Comedy-drama and a dandy — THE MADONNA OF STORM Drama, well acted THE SMUGGLERS’ STORY Thriller, full of ‘‘pep No change in price, e, 'OPULAR MATINEES 2:30-5:00 mOorrow— . JOENNY BUNNY 1A Ke BIG GAME BETWEEN LAELAND AND ST. PETE TOMORROW All the fans in town will be out at the Athletic Field tomorrow af- ternoon to see the fastest game of the season when Lakelang will play St. Petersburg. The management here had to put up a guarantee to get the St. Pe- tersburg team to come, and a rec- ord-breaking attendance is desired. Everybody will be there, so don’t be the only one to stay at home. Go out and enjoy one good game of the | real article. Mrs. A. P. Bullock returned home last night from Bartow, where she has been engaged in some special work for Messrs. Wilson & Boswell. Mr. M. J. Malloy has moved into his new home on South Missouri ave- nue. He has sold his home on Flor- ida avenue to West Virginia parties. Judge Eppes Tucker and wife left today for Opelika, Ala., will spend some time. From there they will probably go later to the mountains, as they plan to be away during the summer. They were ac- companieq part of the way by Mrs, Tucker's mother and sister, Mrs, Broadwell and little daughter, who wil] visit relatives in Georgia. FUNERAL OF MR. GRIGSBY CONDUCTED TODAY The funeral over the remains of ) R R S this morning at the terian church, a large friends being present. were interred in Roselawn cemetery, Mr. Grigsby leaves a devoted wife and seven children, also his mother, Mrs. McEachern of this city and oth- er relatives. Out of respect to his memory the store of his sister, H. Logan, anq the barbershop of his son, were closed today. The community bows its head in sorrow at the passing of this good man ang extends deepest sympathy to the bereaveq relatives. First Presby- number of Prof. Sam A. McCook, poet, sing- er, novelist and blind lecturer, of Coleman, Fla., is expected in Lake- land Sunday, June 14. Mr. Cook is a cultured Christian gentleman, doing much for law enforcement, mainly at his own expense. He will be ac- companieq by his six-year-old son, Sammie, who is in the fourth grade. FARMERS' CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. J. W. SCARR The next regular meeting of the Lakeland Farmers’ Club will be held at the residence of Mrs. J. W. Scarr at 1119 South Florida avenue on Saturday, June 20. The subject for discussiom will be “Fertilizers; What We Need; How to Get It Cheapest and How Much to Use.” As there officers at this meeting for the en- suing year, a large attendance is requested . F. J. JULIAN, Secretary. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends all over the county for their support at the primary on Tuesday. This expression appreciation is an which I can not find words to de- scribe, but I can thank you most sincerely and truly for your loyal support and I promise you a contin- uation of my best efforts to serve 1on to the best of my ability. F. M. LANIER. " WUDITORIM THEATRE WW%W#MO PRPDBEEEDE DE b i a«m«,. KEYSTONE, KEYSTONE, The magic name that always sounds ieture d to all moving 1 »d to all moving | THE GLENDEVERE TANGO CO. In THE BURGLAR MISS GLENDEVERE AND MR. BUCHER In Different Tango Specialties MABEL AT THE WHEEL 2-reel c dy feature that will knock all your blues higher than a kite, make the bubbles of joy soar skywards, and make you wish it would never end. systone | where they Grigsby was conducted | The remains | Mrs, | will be an election of | of approval and |/ inspiration for | EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., JUNE 10, 1914, SR & . IN SOCIETY | Liw SRR e ‘z*fi* ( «g»«sa Mrs. Holcomb Entertained tina, Edith C. Clemence, Henry, O. At Bridge Whist | M. Eaton, Misses Mabel Drane and Mrs. J. G. Holcomb entertained | Anna Cardwell. most delightfully at bridge whist on This is the second of a series of Monday afternoon from 4 to 6 in the |'affairs given by Mrs. Holcomb re- spacious parlors of the Hotel Kibler, |cently. !t where she has a suite of rooms for i TR Dr. Earle H. McRae to the summer. Wed Miss Helen Ray Kitch A (o 88 Helen chen The guests played progressive| ", “pape py, Mv%ao. son of Mr. bridge and two very pretty prizesi\ p MeRae of Lakeland, will be were given, the first to Mrs. S. M. {004 on the afternoon of July 6 Stephens, who held the highest to Miss Helen Ray Kitchen, daugh- score, the second, which was cut for |40 o My and Mrs, Edw. F. Kitch- by ‘all the other ladies, to Mrs. Hen- en, of Baston. Pa. the wedding taks ry, who same to the city recently as | . nja00 at the bride’s home. They a bride. will sail on the 7th via the Clyde During the line for Jacksonville anqg will spend punch was served, their honeymoon in Lakeland. game delightful mint the color scheme being green and white, and the key-| mpiq il pe interesting news to note Egyptian. The d‘”“"“‘: SCOTe | the many friends here of Dr. Mec- | cards were Egyptian scenes with ap- Rae, who extend congratulations in | and the prizes the first be- bowl, the propriate quotationg were Egyptian scenery, ing a hand-painted nut second a frameq picture. tadvance. Dr. McRae is head sur- geon in the French hospital in New | York city, and that he has been | highly successful in his chosen ca- After the game the hostess invit- peer ig evidenced by the position he ed the ladies to The (olonial, where tholds. a very dainty two-course luncheon His bride-to-be ig sald to be a very was served, carrying out the color [charming, lovely girl, and with her scheme and the Egyptian idea still. [popular husband will be cordially The cases which held the salted nuts were especially pretty, being green, lineq with white with a palm tree GRAND OPERA FOR on the side having a touch of Span- ‘ish moss on it, a veritable oas Manager Green has secured the ithe desert. The place cards were ‘San Carlos Grand Opera Co. also charming anq everyone enjoyed |three days' engagement June 22, 23, | the afternoon and unanimously Provatore Carmen and Rigolet- (though silently) voted Mrs, Hol- lm will be presented. This is the comb a most unique and entertaining | high class company of artists that have been making such a hit in Tam- Those present were Mesdames S. pa. Seats will go on sale Monday, M. Stephens, K. S. Madden, Chas. June 15th, the whole lower floor be- Conner, Barnwell Fuller of l‘hris-'in;: 50 cents. ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— M“fifc%i?fix%;%i;’;%&mm{flns DAY 10 BE | e OBSERVED BY ELKS The local lodge of Elks will cele- brate Flag Day next Sunday, hold- ing their exercises at the Auditorium in the afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The impressive ritual of the Order for this occasion will be carried out, to- gether with a program consisting of songs, recitations, and a patriotic ad- dress delivereq by one of the mem- bers. The public is cordially invit- ed to these exercises, in which the Elks will be assisted by some of the best talent of the city. The Elks are ever in the front rank in charitable and patriotic movements, and the Flag Day exercises form one of the institutions of the order. Lakelang Bowling alley is closed for repairs; will open Thursday ev- pnlng at 6 o'clock. The new man- agers are putting in new and up-to- date equipments. Ladies cordially ‘invited. welcomed to Lakeland. LAKELAND | for a Lakeland, ¥la., 1914, Editor Telegram: June 10, Much has pbeen said through your valuable paper about the light and water plant, ang if T may take a small space T would like to say that a great mistake would be made to sell the plants, but I know the peo- ple of Lakeland well enough to know that they will not vote to in- crease the bonded indebtedness so long as the city’s business is con- ducteg in the loose and extravagant manner that is in vogue now. The way these things are run now re- minds me of a little song that was commonly sung when I was a boy and all I remember of it is “One lit- tle nigger and two overseerers.” As to the floating indebtedness T think there must be a mistake about the rate of interest being paid. I woulg like the commissioners to say whether or not the city is pay- ing 8 per cent interest, and if so why they are paying this rate. J. L. SKIPPER. L aaaa s B EL R R R The Williamson Clothing Co. have their dry cleaning plant in opera- Dr. SAMUEL F. SmITH tion now ang are able to handle the SPECIALIST most delicate fabric, guaranteeing perfeet satisfaction I EVE, KAR, NOSE AND THROAT ! CARD OF THANKS J | I desire to thank all of the mhrs? {of Lakeland and the county at large | who supporteq me in the election EYES ExAMINED GLASSES FrrTeED just past. I greatly appreciate your E {loyalty. Respectfully yours, i o 7 & F. B. SWEARENGEN. | § & CARD OF THANKS HOURS: :a: 910 12 AW I wish to express my sincere thanks 270 4 p. M. to those who so kindly assisted me |during my mother’'s sickness and death. May the Lord bless them all ( MRS. J. L. DEESON *m s eal® SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, FILA. & SLPPEBBEBIDEBIBDIDBEEdEE 'THE PALMS %C-"i"!'@'('“ :g:u el %é'%"Sfll' THE INFANT HEART SNATCHER | Another fine comedy GEORGE McCALL THE GAMBLERS Some feature, don't miss i Manager AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA In Classy Music FIN TONIGHT Friday— MUTUAL GiRL Odds and-Ends Sale As it is nearly time for our annual invoice,lwe have put on saie odds and ends of reguiar stock, remuants from discontinued lines, shop-worn dolls, stationery in soiled boxes, etc. all at from 5 Cents to 25 Cents To add interest we will also allow yon a gen- erous discount on pictures, china, leather goods cverything outside the lire of staples: The Book Store June Weddings Fine selection of the latest designs ih Sterling Silber made by Gorham, Alvin and Whiting Mfg. Co. ‘None Better Made” Cut Glass from Pairpoint Corp., Hawkes and Clark. Also the Popular Hand Painted China Remember the Gold Initial China in 100 piece dinner set. H. C. STEVENS JEWELER o DD BB BGEDDDBDDDOBDBPG B SDDED G DD S Gefoidrrddoddfodooidodedibod =i DidYouEver Consider the Covering Capacity of the Paint you Buy? 1 360 Square Feet 360 GOV Two coats can be covered with One Gallon of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS’ READY-MIXED PAINTS The Brighten-Up Folks Phone No 384 213 Sou Ky. Ave. H T 2L SR SRR R L S IR R TR TR TR N P A :»susunux-wun“ FPIEFEPEPPPEPIRIFEOPRPE HDS STOP, LOOK, LISTEN As we are going cut of the shoe business we are aimost giving away shoes, just asking enough to pay for paper and twine. Our white canvas pumps now only $1 85 Our white buck pumps now only ~ $2 25 $3.00 ladies shoes now only . $1.25 300 pair children shoes $1.00 You had better hurry hefore your size is gone Kimbrough ano Rutherford Cut Glass Sale We are offering \Iu 1al Prices on Cut Glass for a limited time to make room for the fall shipment. You can secure some extra good values in this line “A Pleasure to Show Goods” COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla. 7S