Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 2, 1914, Page 5

s _hCase of Fire Phone 5,000 § un. N. L. Bryan and children Jeft this morning for Arcadia, where they will spend a week visiting friends. Mr. O. F. Brown, a valued attache of the First National Bank, left this morning for New Smyrna, Where he Mto visit relatives and friends. He will be absent about two weeks. Mrg. S. L. A. Clonts and family leave tomorrow for Indian Springn, Ga., where they will spend the sum- mer, also spending some time in At- ln.tq'before they return in Septem- m T. F. Alexander and éhlldren, wpa, accompanied by the for- ister, Miss Esther Ley, of d, left this afternoon for the ing of North Carolina, where will spend the next month, they They will be at Baltimore. . Will F. Wider, who is a win- tfl%fidem of Lakeland, writes from ‘MFalls, S. D., sending us a ith two buffaloes hitched to a m, eing taken on a buffalo ranch at Bloux Falls. He asks if we would h buy the ranch, but, after tak- ing ‘& glance at the fierce looks of 'the sample submitted, we have de- .d‘o‘,to forego this pleasure a while longer. Invitations to the wedding of Miss Ellen White and Mr. Brian Jeffcott ‘have been received by friends of the couple, the ceremony to take phfi on Thursday afternoon July '16 at 3 o'clock, at All Saints Episco- ‘pal ¢hurch. The bride and groom- ‘to-be will reside at Sangully, the new phosphate mine being erected by the Lakeland Phosphate Co. south of the city with which concern Mr. Jeffeott holds an important position. ‘H"t and Mrs. John W. Darracott, of Q«'onet are the parents of a ‘sweet little daughter, Dora Lee Dar- M born Monday. This is the th!!‘ child in this interesting fam- "fly and Grandpa N. A. Riggins is re- id as wearing a 3x6 smile with no apparent indication of it wearing off. :';" ST Mrs. Clara Spearman returned home yesterday from an extended trip through Alabama, Mississippt, Tillessee and Georgia, where she has been since January. Mrs. Q-rman is southern representative of the California Perfumery Co., and has been very successful with her iwork, in which she has been en- |gaged for some years. Speaking ot ‘the weather, she declares she never experienced such warm weather as she found in Alabama, one cotton mill she saw having to stop work, close down all the windows and in- fuse cool air into the building from & cooling plant built for the pur- ‘pose. On leaving Jacksonville, she found the weather much cooler and she is glad to back where breezes ool the atmosphere and make sum- mer more pleasant than in any oth- er Southern State. Mrs. Spearman will be at home for about two months. 8—FINE PICTURE REELS—3 AND VAUDEVILLE DEL DELAPORTE The peer of all black face comedians and trick banjo players. Ten minutes of refined amusement. THE FICKLE FREAK that will tickle you to A comedy pieces NORA’'S BOARDERS litter from Splitterville THE STOLEN GOODS A ghriller with one hundred thrills MUSIC BY CORNELL THE ONE-MAN BAND NALD [1 —'——'—————————-————-————-————-'r-——~ ELEGRAM WILL NOT BE 15UED SATURDAY On flnturday. July 4, the Telegram will take one of the three holidays it observes each year, the two others being Thanksgiving and Christmas. Practically all other institutions in the city take a weekly half-holiday, and rest or play at other times while we are digging; hence, our readers hsve always rather seemed glad when our hard-working force have been given a day of rest. The carrier boys will close up their week’s business by making their collections tomorrow (Friday) morning, instead of Saturday morn- ing as usual. Please help us by having the little amount ready for them. Miss Myrta Johnson, of Slocum, Ala., returned home today after a two weeks' visit with her aunt, Mrs. . E. Hawkins, of this city. Thu most enthusiastic bunch Elks in the country is that composed of the Bartow members of the Lake- land lodge. They are taking the occasion of the Fourth of July cele- bration to make visiting Elks the objects of their generous hospital- ity, and Lakeland Elks in particular are urged to visit the City of the Oaks on Saturday, and see what can be done for them by such royal en- tertainers as Jim and Luther John- son, J. P. Murdaugh, the Harpers, Fred Bass, and others of the bunch of “good fellows,” who will take de- light in looking after the comfort and pleasure of their brothers. of MEDULLA NEWS NOTES Medulla, July 1.—June has passed leaving behind the influence of her sunshine and showers. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday of last week the Primative Baptists held their first annual or communion meeting at Providence church. Rep- resentatives of the order were here from Hillsborougr, Pasco and DeSoto counties. The ministers in attend- ance were Elders M. L. Gilbert of Dade City, W. M. Whilden and Hav- ill of Plant City also D. Wilkinson of Fort Meade. The congregations were large and the best of order pre- vailed. After preaching Sunday the ordinances of the bread and wine and the washing each other's feet was attended to, then the parting hand was taken. Thus ended a three days’ worship of God long to be remembered by those present. Mr. Miller, the new ice man, is lo- cated in the house just vacated by Mr. G. J. Smith, merchant Mizpah Circle Mizpah Circle of the First Baptist church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. E. Scipper. In spite of the rain the ladies enjoyed a delightful time, about twelve be- ing present. New officers were elect- ed: Mrs. H. H. Register, leader; Mrs. McClelland, secretary; Mrs. Kupp, treasurer. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Flanagan on July 15. FOR RENT—12-room house (Malloy house), corner Florida avenue and Lemon street. 2785 FLORIDA & GEORGIA LAND €O, Phone 72, Office Hotel Kibler FORSALE OR TRADE FOR REAL ESTATE--One five passenger tour- ing car, Oakland; one four-passen- ger touring car, Cadillac. FLORIDA & GEORGIA LAND CO Phone 72, Office Hotel Kibler 2785 Well, well, Thursday night and a big night. Did we tell you the truth about last night's show? Wasn'’t it a scream from start to fin- ish You bet. Tonight another all- star show. SCHOOL DAYS A sidesplitting comedy picture; one of the kind that improve the health like a dose of medicine. THE MUTUAL GIRL The ree] we all like. She revisits the old farm tonight. Don’t miss this A SOUL ASTRAY A two-reel feature that will please the ‘most ‘fdstidious person. A grand i&devme or at 7, 8 and 9 o'clock | big treat. In Soczety Mr. W. H. Munn Wedded to Miss Lucile Bennett at High Noon Today A very quiet wedding occurred at high noon today at All Saints ‘Epis- copal church when Mr. W. H. Munn in the holy bonds of matrimony, Rev. Richard Bolton performing the cere- mony . Only the immediate relatives wit- solemn beautiful service. The bride entered the church on the arm of her brother to the strains of Mendelssohn’s Wedding March, played by Mrs. S. T. Fletcher and was met at the altar by the groom. The bride was beautiful in a white duchess satin gown entrain, and wore a bridal veil caught up with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the val- ley and white roses. Immediately after the ceremony the bride and groom, accompanied by those who witnesses the ceremony __the bride's mother, brother and sister-in-law, and Mrs. Fletcher and Rev. Bolton—repalred to the Kibler | where a wedding dinner was en- joyed, the bride later going home to don her going away gown of blue silk poplin, hat, gloves and shoes be- ing to match. The bride has been a leader in musical circles here for a number of years, during which time she has been actively engaged in teaching musie, having a large class of ac- complished pupils whose ablity as pianists demonstrate in the highest degree the splendid instruction they have received. Besides her musical attainments, the charming bride is a young woman of high intellectual attributes and possesses a lovable disposition, which has won for her a large circle of warm friends, who wish for her a royal voyage on the sea of matrimony. The groom is a retired capitalist, who has large property holdings here, a handsome orange grove on Lake Hunter being one. of his most valued possessions. man who is worthy in every respect of the lovely bride he has won, and both carry with them the heartiest good wishes of a large number of friends for a long and happy wedded life. They boarded the 1:30 train for New York and other eastern cities on an extended wedding trip. Party for Miss Simmons Miss Helen Sheridan, of Clearwa- ter, and Miss Mary Simmons, of Lakeland, are two attractive visiting girls who are being given a number of little informal parties. Monday afternoon they were the honorees at the home of Miss Mary Margaret Munroe, a number of their friends being invited to enjoy the fime with them Six tables were arranged for cards and game of progressive rummy was played. A course of ices and cake, carrying out the color scheme of pink and white, was served. These same visitors will be hon- orees again on Friday, when Miss Ora Parker will give them a jolly old time candy pulling at the Parker farm.—Tampa Tribune, a FOR RENT OR SALE-——Brick bunga- low with modern conveniences, South Missouri avenue, 7-room house with modern con- veniences, South Missouri Ave, | FLORIDA & GEORGIA LAND (0. | 2785 THE AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA Nothing but NEW music. Hear this orchestra and you hear a real one THE MORRIS MUSICAL COMEDY | COMPANY IN MIKADO LAND Burlesque on the opera Mikado; one hour of solid fun, good singing and dancing Lty *‘Morite,” the kind of ali wooden shoe dancers. Two Solid Hours of Amusement | | | | THE DOLLAR SHOW FOR 10c, 20¢ Come early, only 1700 seats and Miss Lucile Bennett were united & nessed the wedding, which was af« He is a gentle- | SPECIAL MATINEE JULY FOURTH ELAND, FLA., JULY 2, 1914. PAGE FIVE EL L L R e S e SR R R JUST ARRIVED Two Carloads Red Cedar Shingles CEMENT PLASTER SHINGLE STAINS BRICK ALL KINDS LIME & PHONE 400 : BUILDERS’ SUPPLY COMPANY WILL MAKE EFFORT TO BRING BIG BODY TO FLORIDA | Weddmg Bells Are ngmg (Continueg from Page 1.) l ag much publicity as possible in the' short space of time, and that there will be a large delegation from Flor- : NOW ln Junetlde ida. @ Yours tmil ¢, nerNaY, " You Are Fla. Pass. Agt. L. & N. R. R. & . o | Cordially Requested — Lt geoeeee 3 To Call In And SamuEL F. SmitH §|s Inspect the Beautiful Line of SPECIALIST Wedding Gifts at Conner & O’Steen’s Jewelry Store The Latest Conceits in Jewelry , Are on Display EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT L R R L L L L L L e EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED & Also Silver--Cut Glass--Imported : Tnolrns: Hand Painted China 0 12 A. M. 2710 4 P, M. * CONNER & O’STEEN i Next Door to P. O. Phone 369. LR RS T LSRR LR T REEETLLTL L 5 SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, FIA, sessssansnsrstsssarsensed thn Y\,u Are LAKELAND DRY CLEANING PLANT PHONE 4-0-5 There are others But we are , the Best w»-x-m«n: BBD PREERODHD Gufrfrded P dbgfddddidd Let us have your order for the wedding station- ery. It will be right in every particular. Calling cards and engraved let- terheads are also in our line. THE BOOK STORE %MMM&%‘X"&@!@%S'&'&WW* June Weddings Fine selection of the latest designs in Sterling Silber made by Gorham, Alvin and Whitisg Mfg. Co. “None Better Made” Cut Glass from Pairpoint Corp., Hawkes and Clark. Special Attention given to Evening Gowns and Party Dresses Also the Popular Hand Painted China China in 100 %gwu@‘:y3,,:)@“!.@4«:4,43”5.«:..:,.g‘a..u"g.a,(. OWNED BY LAKELAND MILITARY BAND W. R. WILLIAMS, MGR. | Remember the Gold Iritia! piece dinner set. H. C. STEVENS JEWELER Tonight's Program A DANGEROUS EXPERIMENT A 2-ree] drama. This is high-class drama in two parts, with the tional game of football involved. Don’t fail to see this. na- | ANXIOUS MOMENTS If you are carrying an unreliable time piece you are the prey of anxious moments. You have to continually allow a watch-may-not-be-right margin. Bring us your watzh or clock that others have failed on. We shine on those. “A Pleasure to Show Goods” COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla. THE CHICKEN CHASERS comedy featuring ‘“Max man who invented laugh- he makeg them all laugh. Come and you will laugh. A l-reel Asher,” the gas; BAND CONCERT BY LAKELAND MILITARY BAND In front of theater at 7 sharp Orchestra music by the Palms Six