Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 8, 1914, Page 5

INALY ’W 5( Mr. 8. Raymondo and son Angelo eft May for Hot Springs to be m a month or six weeks. Mr. mdo goes to Hot Springs every ‘ear and enjoys’ his outings there ‘ery much. Mr. P. E. Chunn, cashier of the \mericap State Bank, left last night dor his old home in Kentucky, where \e will 8pend his annual vacation. ie will be away two or three weeks. ‘Eva Kate McLaughlin is the name f a little daughter born to Mr. and frs. D. 0. McLaughlin, of Jackson- ille, yesterday. The little gir]l is @amed for her aunt, Mrs. B, K. Toung, of this city. . Mrs 0. M. Eaton and chidren and iirs, | k returned last night rom | hington Springs, where hey have been spending the past hree 'uks very pleasantly. % Mr, L. R. Battle, Jr, leaves to- ight for Denver, Col, where he oés to attend the National Elks' “onvention. He will prolong his tay in the west, probably being at ‘ienver for the next two months en- 1yying the time recreating. D W. L. Goodyear, formerly man- jger of the Central Pharmacy of akeland, has quit rolling pills. He =)lls pver the landscape in the role f an automobile salesman in classy sAf-ptarting automobiles now, an oc- apation that he finds both pleasant .nd remyperative.—Tampa Tribune, Y Mr, R. L. Raffo leavées in a few -ay8-on his annual vacation. He will _ttend the national convention of “1ks ‘at Denver, Col, and also visit cds ‘wife, who is at Cripple Creek r the'benefit of her health, Mrs. E. L. Cordery 1s expected to sturn home tonight from a delight- 1l six weeks' visit with relatives in irmingham, Ala. Mrs. Cordery has een delightfully entertained while j.way, being a member of several ouse parties and the honoree at sev- +ral pretty social functions. Prol,’ Arthur Williams, who occu- *ies the chair of history and science . the Btate College for Women, is fi the city in the interest of the ollege. Prof. Williams was the rineipal ‘of the Lakeland school then the building was located bhe- ween Florida and Tennessee ave- ue on the south side of Orange treet and when that part of town ras nothing but pine trees. This was bout eighteen years ago, and, al- hough he has visited Lakeland sev- ra] times since then, he could not mt be amazed at the wonderful de- ‘elopment the city has made since 1@ was last here. His wife, who 8 Miss Rosa Longmire taught in he Lakeland school at the same time 1@ did, is pleasantly remembered 1ere and her friends regret that ghe vas unable to accompany him on ‘his trip, ( IMPORTANT NOTICE \ The pulpit committee of the First /Baptist church will make report to thurch at business meeting following hurch tonight. D. H. SLOAN, For the Committee, l TOMORROW AFTERNOON BARTOW PLAYS HERE The grand stand at the Athletic Field wil]l doubtless be filled to over- flowing tomorrow afternoon as one 2 of the most interesting games of the season will be played between Lake- land and Bartow. There has always been keen interest in every game played by these teams and wireless reports from Bartow indicate that a big delegation will be up to see the game. Lakeland fans will be there with the bells on too and from all indications neither team will lack for rooters. BUSINESS MEN'S ORGANIZATION A meeting of the grocers and meat cutters of Lakeland was held last night, July 6, for the purpose of framing up an organization that will have for its prime object better protection and the betterment of conditions generally. The following officers were elected: W. P. Pillans, president. D. B. Dickson, vice president. M. A. Smith, secretary. W. J. Reddick, treasurer. A committee, composed of five members was appointed to draw up rules and regulations of said orga- nization to be submitted to the en- tire body at the next meeting which will be Tuesday, July 14. The following members were pres- ent: D. B. Dickson, W. B, Marcum, Robertson, J. E. Swanson, W. P. Pillans, Smith Bros., E. P. Hickson, H. J. Matthias, G. B. Murrell, Fel- wish, W. T. Miller, G. S. Vicars, Mc- Corquodale & Co., W. J. Reddick, M. R. Sanders, L. B. Weeks & Co. Oth- ers who could not attend will be present at the next meeting. W. P. PILLANS, President. M. A. SMITH, Secretary. PIONEER CITIZEN OF COUNTY DIES SUDDENLY Mr. 1. Q- Harris, aged 66 years, a well-known eitlzen of Morse, died in this city on Thursday, July 2. He| had beeh ill only a few days and had com® to Lakeland for treatment. Mr. Harrig was a brother of Mrs. R. T. Caddin, of Lakeland. He had also a large family connection in the Morse and Auburndale section. He was a man of fine character and most highly thought of by all who knew him, The funeral took place on Friday at Morse. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by the Security Abstract and Title Company S. M. Stephens to E. E. Fuller. J. D. Porter to Chas. A. Miller. Peninsular Highlands Company to Joseph R. Young. (. C. Carlton to A. B. Carlton. (arroll M. Baxley to William M. Turner. The Kimbrough & Rutherford Shoe Company are today moving their stock of shoes into the new Kimbrough building, next door to the Evening Telegram building. This stoek of shoes will be sold at cost unti] all sold. Everyone wishing to save money will buy shoes now as Kimbrough & Rutherford will unot engage in the shoe business after this stock is sold, but will upon up under the name of the Kimbrough Supply Company with a new ana complete supply of mowers, rakes, harrows, plows, engines and pumps, THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA, JULY 8, 1914, CITY COMMISSION - MEETS TONIGHT The city commissioners will meet’ tonight at the city hall at 7 o'clock. Parties having business before this body or those interested in the pro- ceedings, are invited to be present. CITIZEN COMMITTEE READY TO HEAR COMPLAINTS That the citizens’ committee that was selected under a resolution of the mass meeting, June 30, is now organized and, ready to hear or have submitted to it, any and all com- plaints of whatever character, per- taining to existing conditions of the city in all departments, official con- duct and management of officials, condition of streets, light and wa- ter service, sanitation, and sanitary condition, ete. Every citizens is re- quested, and it is the duty of every 3 G GGG Bre8re30e2 3, @&*%«&m%@w@m@&«m@ # 3t FOR SALE BRICK LIME OR RENT—Furnished citizen of Lakeland to report in writ- new eight-room house close in, ing and in person such things and near Lake Morton; also two de- conditions as should not exist in the sirable lots close in for sale at a city. It is your home, your city, bargain. Call at 605 East Lime vour interest and welfare, and your street, 2805 DUTY to help the committee make public these conditions. Report to W. K. Jackson, chairman of the STICK committee, at once, and from day to The Busy day. :A PIN Merchant W. K. JACKSON, Chairman l Advertises JOHN F. COX, Secretary, H ERE N July Sth, 1914, 6t——1.‘-] (Note—This notice will be insert- ed in these columns six times. with- IWWW“"’W out charge, so that all persons inter- ested may be duly notified.—Editor.) IN MEMORY OF MRS, MARINTHY FUSSELL Sister Fussell was born Nov. 12, 1842, in Telfair county, Georgia; died April 7, 1914, in Polk county, Fla. She united with Mt. Olive Bap- tist church Aug. 4, 1889, She was a faithful member of her church and waq ever ready and willing to do Ther duty. Bhe suffered for many years but bote her afflictions patiently till God called her home to rest, We mourn for our good old sister, but our loss is her eternal gain. Sister Fussell leaves a husband, three sons and one daughter. Farewell, mother; farewell, moth- er; thou hast loved us long and well; how we misg thee none can tell. Jesus called thee; all is well, All is well my Savior’s with me; all is well, all is well, Fare thee well, but not forever; all is well; all is well, Resolved, That a copy of this be sent the Baptist Witness for publica- tion; also a copy to the Lakeland News. Resolved, That a copy be sent the bereaved hushband, G. . Fussell, Auburndale, Fla. Done by order of church, ANNIE HARRIS, MARY HARRIS, PEARL VOYLES, Committee, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL_ CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR POLK (COUNTY—In Chancery—Corrie J Pugh, vs. J. L. D. Blevans. Sr., and J]. L. D. Blevans, Jr., and Morton Realty Company, a corporation. Bill to Quiet T NOTICE TO I) ) Jr and Hn Morton Realty (ompany, corporation, Louisville, Kentucky: You are hereby required to anpe ar to the bill of complaint filed herein against you in the above entitled cause on or before Monday, the 17th overhead irrigation, cultivators, bug- gies and wagons, organs and pianos, and will probably add undertaking and furniture to this immense stock. “Fast sales and small profit” is our motto. Goods are arriving daily and the regular prayer meeting at the [everybody is invited to come and look things over. KIMBROUGH SUPPLY CO. day of August, A. D. 1914, The Lakeland Evening Telegram | is hereby designated as the newspa- per in which this order shall be published once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks A Witness my hand and seal of office this 6th day of July A. D. 1914, (Seal) J. A. JOHNSON, Clerk Circuit Court, I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the or- der of publication in Hu said cause now on file in my office J. A. :I_() NSON. § MAJESTIC » SPEPPPRE B LD IUBDBIERPB DD JUST FOR FUN LOOK IN FRONT OF mismtmp - JONIGHT § @ & when This is Keystone night, and |it’s Keystone night it's laugh night There is not a comedy on earth that can touch a Keystone. Always a i 1 , and then we have tickle your that vo reeler that will », a detective feature makes Nick Carter look like thirty ents. Take it all in all, it's an d“ fired good show, so you know the me, the now go and get the place girl and see MABEL'S NERVE comedy, bu with THE VAMPIRES iT“‘» real detective feature that will like infant; a sidesplitting penser that stands second to none. please you a bottle pleases an laugh = o P =2 —-1 o = ] e o | — P ™~ — > g dis- CHANGING THEM AROUND | Another good comedy that v [ your mouth from ear to ear l‘ I ill open SEARS AND COTHRON “The Child of the Slums,” In a com- | edy sketch | THE AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA ;" of four talente d m sisting usicians ying brand new musie, not the nd that Adam and Eve use DOORS OPEN AT 6 O'CLOCK Special Tomorrow THE MUTUAL GIRL | | | ) WWWW YT T IRLE TR S L LR L SR LT ) Brofoco ks Dr. SAMUEL F. SMITH SPECIALIST EVE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT EYES ExAMINED GLASSES FITTED HOURS: 910 12 A. M. 2710 4P M, N SR e R R T R S S Y SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, FLA. SPECIAL FOR LADIES On Wednesday of each week beginning with July 8th and lasting for thirty days, we will CLEAN AND PRESS ladies’ skirts for 35 CENTS, LA- DIES’ COAT SUITS 75 CENTS. All work called for and delivered. Our plant is modern and SANITARY, Our work is the BEST. PHONE 405 Lakefand Dry Cleaning PLANT Cor. Pine and North Tennessee oo ol ‘!‘, - ""&«MW%@«W’&:» CTHE mw @ @ OWNED BY I.AKELAND MILITARY : BAND W. R. WILLIAMS, MGR. 3—Reels—3 THE DIAMOND MASTER (A thrilling drama IS one mystery cture of the g dramas that h ever been shown as is as complete ook 3—REEI.S 3 Not a dull mor cool at Th in it. 1t is always 11 pictures are pleasinyg nage will be ORCHESTRA MUSIC STARTS AT 7 SHARP THE PALMS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FEPEPEEFIPEIPIEDPEPPPIPIE SEFEBPIPPPEPOCIIIFIIPERPO D EIOF P DD G EOPEPAPPR IO JUST ARRIVED Two Carloads Red Cedar Shingles ALL KINDS BUILDERS” SUPPLY COMPANY & w‘»m«zwsux»«ww*«s»«m*%w@sxw PIESPPBEGPIEBEEGIOIHEE Y %»sfl»«s»esusws»«wxusrs«z»ao i ‘l Weddings l This most interest- PAGE FIVE CEMENT PLASTER SHINGLE STAINS TrrTTy PHONE 400 g BBk BB 4 4 § B ‘ B B e & & ] Headquarters for Gold Rings Our large stock of Solid Gold Rings entitles us to announce our- selves as Headquarters for Ring Buyers. The famous W. W. W. is the best made. Come to see them whether you are ready to buy or not CONNER & O’STEEN Next Door to P. O. Phone 3069. LR L A L SRR T B LR L R L R e Y Y T ) S L X FRRPRPePRRRERTE SR DL EPPEBREIR BRI BPBIIBEPDED FEDHEIHT SIPPIDEEEE DO DDBES - When You Are ¢ Getting Married 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 } BEFPHEDHEHED TG HTDDDE DI PDIDDDHEEIIP Lot d e Fine selection of the latest designs in 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 Iritial China in 100 piece dinner set. H. C. STEVENS JEWELER ANXIOUS WOMENTS If you are carrying an nnu»h ible time piece prey of anxious moments. You have to continually watch-may-not-be-right margin. Bring us your watzh or clock that others have fai We shine on those. “A Pleasure to Show Goods” COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla. % ? — o