Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 22, 1914, Page 5

l Case of Fire F hone 5 000 : pir Bl b% M. and Mrs. H. D, McIntosh, of boon, Ga., are guests of Mr. and T. I. McIntosh, at the Orange tel. Rev. D. B. Sweat has just had npleted a modern six-room house nis property on New York avenue, be contract was carried out by mgerford & Wilson. \r. Lutie Edwards, cool drink penser at the Lake Pharmacy, re- rned yesterday from a delightful cation spent at his old home in binessee where he visited his pther. pr. and Mrs. .I F. Wilson and tle daughter have returned home m Darlington and other points in uth Carolina, where they have on visiting relatives, Mrs. Wilson d little Dorothy having been away bout six weeks, being joined last ok by Dr. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Munn have turned from their bridal tour hich they enjoyed in various cities the east, spending the greater brtion of the time in New York ty. As Miss Lucile Bennett, Mrs. unn has many friends who are glad welcome her back to Lakeland, | being glad that her marriage did bt take her away from the city. Mr. W. L. Everhart returned st night from Waycross, where he hs been in the hospital for the past hree weeks, having undergone an eration for appendicitis. He is re- pining his health rapidly, and ex- pets in a few days to resume the ties of his position with the At- ntic Coast Line. Mr. C. C. Cagle, of Jacksonville in Lakeland superintending the rangements for opening a large rniture and house furnishings ore at 203 North Kentucky avenue. he name of the firm will be Cagle- ewsome Furniture Co. Mr. Cagle general manager, and with his ng experience in this line of busi- ss and his pleasing personality, he pnunot fail to make many friends sre, Mr Cagle says that he expects is family to arrive soon, when hey will take up their residence as Ermanent citizens. Major Geogrge Butler, late editor of he Inverness Chronicle, who gave hat paper wide reputation because his excellent local work, “droppea b’ on the Telegram force today and )t a cordial welcome, The Major is veteran who has worn the harness br many years with very li\mv rest B0 he says that he is now a citizen on and he proposes to go a-fishing Ind stay on the job until he gets red. If some weekly paper in lorida wants a mighty fine local itor who can also help out at the . the services of Major Butler pn probably be secured by com- hunicating with him. He has ends in print shops all over Flor- and we shall be glad to see him d at a steady job again after he tches all the fish he wants. The fajor hag a golden heart and has een helping other people all his fe, and some reciprocation would robably in handy for him pow. come the world without local habita- i GONTRACT FOR ERECTION OF ALL SAINTS RECTORY LET LAST NIGHT The contract for the building of All Saints church rectory was let last evening to Hungerford & Wil- son. The plans, prepared by Archi- tect Fort, call for a six-room bunga- low of most unique and convenient t,\']w. which is to be ready for occu- pancy by the rector and his family not later than Oct, 1, The money for the building has been subscribed not only by the members of the con- lgregutiun but also by a number of public-spirited citizens who, recog- onizing that this was the first time the Episcopal church had ever come before the public for anything, were glad to assist the cause. A few nice features in connection with the new rectory will have to be omitted because the fund is not quite large enough to cover the de- tails of the plans as originally sub- mitted. This affords a splendid op- portunity to a few members of the congregation and others, who have not subscribed, to come forward with the few dollars necessary to cover the features which otherwise will have to be left out. Subscriptions may be sent to O. M. Eaton, treasurer, who, with O. W. Drane, secretary, and A. J. Hol- worthy, chairman, are the members of the building committee. ezwstws D BILEOBSIBEDEGDEEG § In Soczety : BbR PSSO OLEBIPB DD Baraca Class Entertained Philatheas Last Night The Baraca class of the First Baptist church delightfully enter- tained the young ladies of the Phil- athea class last evening at the hos- pitable home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Angell. Two interesting contests had been arranged for the occasion--the an- swers to ore being the parts of fa watch and to the other the names of the guests present. This caused great merriment and was muck cricyed by all. After this various games were played, interspersed with vocal and instrumental music. Miss Gladys Da- vis added to the pleasure of the oc- casion by giving several readings. At the conclusion of the evening ice cream and wafers were served, which were very refreshing and much enjoyed. After the refreshments were served the quarterly election of offi- cers was held, the following being the officers for the next quarter: Wm, Emerson, president. Arthur O'Doniel, vice president. Tunnoe Bryant, secretary. George Phillips, treasurer. Ernest Graves, press reporter. The following wee present: Misses Nannie Fletcher, Ina Fletcher, Frances Straw, Mollie Weaver, Jes- sie Tillis, Effie Lee Fletcher, Gladys Davis, Marguerite Straw, Rosa Lee Swindell, Hazel Padrick, Elizabeth Dixon, Reva Fletcher, Lucern Carl- ton, Marion Fuller, Jewell Swindell, Annette Moore, Burnell Swindell, Pear] Colton, Carrie Jackson, Bes- sie Bryant, Lottie Bryant, Messrs. Clarence Funk, Arthur O'Doniel, Tunnoe Bryant, H. A. Parris, Troy Story, H. T. Humphrey, Georgze Phillips, Forrest Clonts, C. W, Far- rell, Clarence Edwards, Wilson Jer- kins, Wm. Emerson, A. S. Brad- ham, Ernest Graves. Sans-Souci Club The first meeting of the Sans Sou- ¢i Club was held with Mrs. Frank Bankston on Tuesday at her pretty home on Lake Morton. After a pleasant hour dainty refreshments were al. cards served, 6—FEATURE REELS—6 ANOTHER BIG FEATURE DAY NICK CARTER VS. ZIGOMAR e greatest detective feature of the fay, full of thrills and hair-breadth What boy is there that has scapes. e him read about Nick Carter. pictures tonight. — THE PAY AS YOU ENTER MAN A 2 reel feature, vou feel e that ‘“‘make tures. Don't miss this. e —— THIS BIG SHOW TONIGHT ONLY |4 &re COME EARLY all comedy; one ”, Here we go again. Train leaves at 6 o'clock for th t ree] feast. Get your tickets dy. Only one station, no stops. That one station eatureville, situated on iful e Mir zes Health- wher I h the Z jest place in the world for those with \troubled Special lin- ducements on \Wednesday July 22 JANE THE JUSTICE —— THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA., JULY 22 LAELAND AGAIN DEFEATED PALATHA (Contmued from Page 1.) Stolen Bases--Brinson. Sacrifice Hits--Collins 2, Gillespie. Double Play--Palatka: Bundy to Carter to Brinson. Time--1 hour, 40 minutes. Umpires--Henley and Roquemore. Attendance--300. COMMENTS ON THE GAME Oh, you lucky seventh. We tried hard to get the fans to stand up and stretch after the first half of the seventh, but there was nothing doing. Time will tell. Re- member the lucky seventh. A good stretch will prepare you to root bet- ter. Those Palatka boys, especially the manager, just tore up things when the two runs were made but, oh, what a silence when the next three crossed the pan. Gillespie got out of the tight places in his usual heady style, and his little bat brought in our first run, his single scoring Mira. Palatka kind of changed the bat- ‘ ting order in the ninth, not allow- ing Barstow to bat at all. it didn’t} do any good so we won't say any- | thing about it. Still dubious about tomorrow’s game but somebody will be here, even if we have to send to Jackson- ville, (. GREEN. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Continued from Page 1.) W. H. Gill ana others to M. M. Lee. Henry Tandy to E. C. Linger. E. B. Hall, Jr., and others to R. B. Linger. P. E. Alford to M. M. Loaa- holtes. R. L. Croom to \I H. Harrison. H. A. Brown to C. M. Mallett. Sarah Thomas and others to South- ern Trust and Investment Co. G. V. Tillman and others to Frank Bushnell. Elmer E. Cline to Susie C. Cooke. —————————————————————————— which were much enjoyed by all. The members present were Mis: Annabel Marshall, Emily Wilson, Ruby Lanier, Katie Haynes, Lucile Croft, Lischer Fletcher, Nannie Fletcher, Bertha Strain, Georgia Strain, Mrs. Bankston, and Dorothy Strain. oifoirodorofosdo oo mmw«suws»«w 3 Dr. SaMUEL F. SMITH § SPECIALIST EYE, EAR, NOSE, \\n THROAT EYES ExAMINED GrASSES FITTED HOURS: 9710 12 A. M. 210 4 P. M, BB D SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, FLA. IROAD COMPLETED s formed,, S | buggies. 1914, BETWEEN HERE AND PLANT CITY At last the road between Lakeland and the Hillsborough county line has been built and one of the worst pieces of road in this county has been replaced by a good hard-sur- faced road which makes it a pleasure to drive over. \While some parts of the road across the line, west, are not at present in fine condition, the road between Lakeland and Tampa is now possible as a driveway and the run can be made in a little over one hour. This gives a hard-sur- faced road from Fort Meade to St. Petersburg, via Tampa, a distance ot considerably over one hundred miles, and Polk county may be congratulat- ed over the achievement. To celebrate the event, Plant City proposed some months ago (when she |:055ib]y did not think we were seriolis in our statement that this road was absolutely going to be built at once) to join with Lake- land in a grand jubilee picnic, to take place, as soon as convenient af- ter the completion of this last piece of road, at a point as near as pos- sible to the line dividing the two counties, and we have been in- on the reliable authority of J. Fred DeBerry, that Plant City will come down in great strength on ne\t Wednesday to join with us in a grand parade over the new road, to be followed by speech making and a barbecue, or some other wild kind of a fest. It ig pretty safe to say that something interesting will be doing on that day if J. Fred engin- eers the great event. All citizens who possibly can should join with our visitors on that day in a fitting celebration of the long-looked-for event, and especially our city offi- cials who will be impressed with the difference between the new road, complete as far as the county line, and the road leading from town to that same county line. We feel sure that this trip alone will bring about a feeling of enthusiastic de- sire on their part to complete the link to the city paving as soon as it can possibly be done, ifn ot sooner. e e—— Kimorougn Supply Co. have just sompleted unloading eight carloads of furniture, and if you cannot find what yon want in this immense as- sortment, there's more coming. They have also on the road a carload of engines and a carload of wagons and 2892 ' The Daintiest Wash and Lingerie Dresses are Dry Cleaned Beautifully By Our Process edlell When the prettty little sum- mer dress you like so well be- comes soiled, DoN'T WORRY but send it to us. 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