Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 15, 1914, Page 5

JIn Cue of Fire % Phone 5,000§ B s LR LR M. }'ID. ‘Bassett has gcine to -anklin, N. C,, to join his fami- , where he will be for several eeks. . Mrs." Frances Bogguss, ot ock Hill, S. C. is visiting at the yme of her sister, Mrs. W. E. agh on East Orange street. iiss Elizabeth Conner leaves to-| iy for Columbus, Ga., where she ses to spend two or three weeks ith her grandparents. From | ere she will return home and ill again begin teaching music. | Mr. D. H. Sloan and family and [r. W. F. Fannin and family lanned to get away this after- oon fg" the mountains of North |larolina, miaking the trip in their ord cars. M Mrs. A. C. Hboks leit today to isit her father at Bunker Hill, ~enn., where she will spend sev- #ral weeks. Mr. Hooks will jomn ‘er' later. " The Telegram recently re- eived 50 cents from Mr. E. ‘rates for the benefit of Mr. rantham, This makes a total f $6.50 now on hand, which will e turned over if a member of the amijly will call for it. Dr. and Mrs. George Barton 1ave gone to their old home in Jinneapolis, Minn., making the rip in their automobile. They ‘eft Sunday morning and took he West ,Coast route, going! rom here% Plant City, thence jorth through Trilby and Ocala. Chey will be gone about six veeks, I W Mr. J. L. Colbert’s many riends are delighted to know hat he is in Lakelahd for a visit )i several weeks, having come fown from Jacksonville to see ais old homk town and the num- srous friends who are giving him ", most cordial welcome. e is she ‘guest of his daughter, Mrs. . J. Pope. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cleveland, of Fort Meade, were recent visi- tors to Lakeland, the guests of Mgs. Hattie Brown.. Mr. Cleve- land is the editor of the ILort Meade Leader and a very fine oung man. e graduated at feridian Mhle college during the time that Mrs. Brown was ma- tron of the institution. His wife is a very charming young woman and their marriage was one of the leading social events at Me- ridian this summer. KNIHTS O® PYTHIAS ELECT NEW OFFICERS The following officers were clected Tuesday night, July 14th, | by Lake Lodge No. 45, to seve during the ensuing year: Robf. Thompson, C. C.: A. H Robertson, V. C.; A. E. Pooser, Prelate; F. T. Houser, M. of A} G. L. Palmer, M. of W.; J. 1 Crutchfield, 1. G.; . B. Haynes, 0. G. sesrertbesesIIIIIIIIIES ovbes ¢ ¥ 4 | Tonight is railroad night here.| Don’t miiss the thrilling 2 reel| railroad featuse, its a hum-ding-| €r. O A THE RUNAWAY FREIGHT the ginger. A 2 reeler that has th A thnlling story full sational scenes i sen- “FATTY’S TROUBLES” b Y Comedy that is a L“wnLvi.. Prices 5-10 Matinee Daily 2:30 . LAKELAND'S QUALITY . " PICTURE HOUSE. 5) (VICTIMS OF WRECK ARE LAID TO REST “PHE OLD RELIABLE” i ol The funeral of Mr. A. J. Varn, the conductor who was killed by the explosion of an engine boiler near Holder was held at Ft Meade this morn- ing, the remains being sent down to that place on the train. A large Lakeland people, composed prin- cipally of members of the Elks and the Order of Railway Con- ductors, went down to pay their last respects to this worthy and popular young man whose un- timely end is so widely regretted. The funeral services were held at the DBaptist church, Rev. Barnes, the pastor, officiating. At the grave the Elks took charge of the exercises, and car- of a salad course, and ice cream and cake were enjoyed on the spacious veranda. It was only when twilight was gathering that the guests that all such delightful occasions must have an end. Miss Groov- er is always a charming hostess and an afternoon spent at her lovely home is always welcomed with delight and long remem- bered. Those present were Misses Ethel Rice of Georgia, who is Miss Groover’s house cuest, Mae White, Vera McRae, Mary Jackson, Laura Southard, Corine Patterson, Mhry Groover, Josephine Drane, Florence and Helen Conibear. Banquet In Honor Of Mr. Brian Jeffcott— Monday evening a number of the close friends of Mr. Brian Jeffcott, whose marriage tomor- row afternoon to Miss Ellen White will be a most important him social event, tendered a banquet at the Colonial, at which' time the following excel- lent menu was enjoyed: Canappe de Bronze Consomme Amber en Tasse Broiled Macinaw Trout: Maitre de Hotel Pommos Julienne Chicken a la Maryland, Asparagus Tips French Peas, Waldorf Salad, Tongue Philadelphia Ice Cream Cake Cafe Noir Those who enjoyed the sump- tuous repast were Messrs. Jefficott, Fred Beniord, Edgar Spring B G A KEYSTONE SCREAM TO- NIGHT Did vou eversit among a big rowd and hear some certain | person laughing big and heart ? . you f laugh too, How does it make \.] 1 v ou want to sound “RIDING THE BIRD” yesterday morning morning | delegation of| were reminded | B.{ments and a good time generally THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA. JULY 15, 1914, LAKELAND WALKS OVER _ BREWSTER TEAM (Continueq from Page 1.) There was never a team came to Lakeland with greater confidence of winning than Brewster did. Man- ager Coleman said the only way they would go away from Lakeland ‘with- out a victory would be for it to rain all the afternoon. It rained all the afternoon but the victory did not leave on the Brewster train. | 04304303 BRICK B Corrugated Iron LIME Fort Meade Thursday, fans, a dandy good team and a fine game is expected. It may look like rain, Boie Forgoeg b @ b3 g but it doesn’t rain a bit harder out | at the ball grounds than it does in |# 5 o BUILDERS town, and you can rest assured there will be some kind of a game. & Below is the batting average and l:‘g: @ ShoBh ! fieldi verag & o 4 ried out the brief but impress| CnE averaze of the RIfESh 4 eqppaessssnerieesesssstssissses iVe Cetbnionial nroscrihed by the games played which will be of some e Ll 1bed Dy tE|pterest to all the fans. This was > ? Santigl ritual of that order. The pall ; : i a1orowd and know your actual . bediers weie TB OSteen it compiled by our worthy pitcher, Gil- height b " L -C1l, L« fegpie, in his 2 nents, (Tl A 5. Bernett, M) B Helavnehoh (1o oty e NED SKIPPER, (C‘ R. O'Steen, O. E. Wolfe and Batting ql\'t:re;ges for games played LUCIAN COLEM"\N Walker Detwiler, of the Lake-|(, qate: o ot BURNS TERRELL l« land Lodge of Elks. i At atilte ROns Aver, Social Com. | _The body of Engineer G. W.|rumer ....v... 1 1 1.000 & Chason was shipped last night to|jones ......... s 2 .. 400 |Pleasant Affair At Aucilla, near '.l‘allahu.ssee, where |spivey ........, 16 13 .359 Miss Riggins’ Home— the dead man’s family resides, | watson ....... ¢ oy _333: Last evening a number of and where interment was made|J. Robinson . ... 1 1 .333|Lakeland’s social set gathered at today. Bmith i TR 20T (osstvood” the lovely home of " R sawyer ..... 13 9 .260iMiss Frances Riggins on Lake oo oo B Bl 4 : 2 § i e SEEPETEBEFESS gmith ,........87 11 5 207 Morton and enjoyed the evening ) . Verigan .. ... .. 3 1 .273|to its fullest in mirth and song. In Soclet T R 1 1 .250|Vocal selections were heard y T. Robinson ....4 1 .. .230|from Miss Riggins and Messrs. B. Meharg ....39 9 4 .230 {Washburn and Williamson. T’he FHEPEFBIBPPIGFDIHIBSDISd | Garlett oo oo 49 11 4 224 rendition of Felice by Miss|g i Miss Suella Groover Enter- ?itl:f:“‘ """ : : ‘4‘ )3; ’}“\‘{‘\gm_s was 111xx>t\1)lgl1‘:*cr13;1111§ T : » AL 206 ("The singers were ably accom- | ta; £ : £ S : & taing Afi You Like It Club.-—'”endm-son e e 166 {panied by Miss Mary McKay an The Groover home was the prane ¢ 3 154 i st Miss Me- 2 ¢ (R ARE e ! Sdiaccomplished pianist. Miass scene of another pretty affair: Heilman 1 111 |1 ; evers i - et let a8 ol Kay also gave several instru yesterday afternoon when Miss gaynes ....... daE 250 | wental selection. The guests at Suella Groover entertained the Riggins g 3z e NS e Bussle i “As Y o T4 O B bR R i a late hour repaired to the we As You Like It” Club. At the goodnight ..... 4 oiliatied vitd wiere delisious request of the hostess all brought s, Merharg .... 2 : fl_" He served in abundance fancy work and the time passed Cabverra ....... 4 TS Wile el iash e ; Sl Ak ; Every one declared the even- all too quickly to the accompan-istone ......... 4 st + nleasantly spent ment of the busy needles. Later williams ...... 4 ' iing st pleasantly BREH delicious refreshments consisting | Burleson ...... 2 " RoR p Mt. and Mrs. Blake Thomp- Zimmerman . ... Pitching nvox‘mgos” 4is m'"'"’eg‘kins, of 'I’coriz\..lll., friends of i played to date: Mr. William Steitz, spent yester- GGames Won Lost Tied Aver. ‘1“." in L.’lkcli\fld, gomg (lm\‘n‘k\st Verigan. 3 B 0 0 1.000|€vening to Foit .Mycrs. They Williams 1 1 0‘ 0 1.000|Were very much nn'u'c'sscd with Haynes. .1 1 0 o 1.000 | Lakeland and on their return 5: Gillespie 8 i 1 0 .s74 here they will decide to prchase Burleson 1 0 0 1 .oou |property and locate here. % Teams average for games Nuyvdf ;) to date: el Wonderfu Lost—1. Tied—1. | The growth of our busi- ness has been wonderful. Why? FKxperienced 'Hclp, which | Average—.923. (. GREEN. ——————————— Thomson, Stuart Thomson, A. X. Erickson, Ossian Drane, W. S. Moore, C. D! Kime. Mr, J. T. Henry will meet each guest at the door and give them an accurate measurment of their heigcht. There will be a small charge of five cents per| foot and one cent for each addi- | tional inch. The funds of this social will be used in furnishing the Baraca Class Room in the new Sunday School Annex. All Baracas in the city and all inter-' ested in the Sunday School are cordially invited to attend. There will be music, refresh- Lakeland Dry Cleaning PLANT C. Williamson, Prop. PHONES 405-298 Cor, Pine and North Tennessee We Clean Kid Gloves, all kinds, all lengths, 20c. Come out and join the jolly ¥ @ | ' |OWNED BY LAKELAND MILITARY “1ZZY THE OPERATOR” BAND ! Here's the Funniest Thing You ! Have seen a Long Time TONIILT PROGRAM i—J. WARREN KERRIGAN— “ A CIRCUS ROMANCE” . IN \ Great, Story of Circus Life.| “THE MAN WHO LIED.” u cdn Smell the Sawdust and| A Strong Drama of Great Qual- Red Lemonade. [ ity. 3 i N S {“EXPOSING THE HAND- “ONE OF THE FINEST” ! CUFF KINGS” \ oreat Story of the Noble ¢ s in Reality what you re have seen the s 8-piece Orchestra Al Best Music. FRE] “THE BRUSIE SISTERS” TWO HOURS OF REAL EN- JOYMENT IN A COOL AIRY THEATRE TOMORROW | Mond BHEHBEIPBBPDIIEFIEEIIIEIE SEETEBHBEHIE JUST A Two Carloads Red Cedar Shingles & 4 fR R 2L ST TR P PAGE FIVE ------------ ERISTER FPhd PEIIEEIDIFTPIAEIIRIIEEEID RIVED CEMENT PLASTER SHINGLE STAINS PHONE 400 * SUPPLY COMPANY FHPEEPPPPIRPEFPPPPPPFEEDCFPISSREP PSR E ¥ Bk -M'MM%"E'%@%%*H@«EWS»«SNE'G«S@Z"E»sz»«:usZ;: ERREE L SRR LR XL T XL R XL R LR E RS 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 tv see them whether you are ready to buy or not CONNER & O’'STEEN' Next Door to P. O. Phone 369. Pt kg SR LS LA R ST SR R S PR BT ST ELL BE L R R R L L SRR T R N 2 HUNDREDS OF TwEM! A big shipment of the reprint " edition of famous copyright- ed books—the best reading for the least money. 50 Cents a Book! AR means Good Work, Good || Baracas To Entertain— .|| Service and at the best I3 T H E B o 0 K S T 0 RE I'he Daraca Class of the First| : 2 Mlethodist Sunday School will [} PTICCES. T T T T T T PP PP 4 give a measuring cocial Thurs- £ day evening at the residence of | Flynn Doe‘ + S~ Mr. W. K. McRae, E. Orange b ' St., at eight o'clock. lt nght l Weddings 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 Initial China in 100 piece dinner set. H. C. STEVENS JEWELER Cameo Jelelry We have just received from our importer one of the larg 3 1 & est shipments of Cameos in Pendants, Brooches. La Valleirs, Rings, and Tie Pins ever shown in Lakeland. {3 A Pleasure to Show Goods” COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla.