Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 23, 1914, Page 5

Phone 5,000 gk B Bd el a My, JoM, and family o moved from Ozone Park to 412 uth Kentucky. | ———————————— Woods yrs. Oll Tally has joined her huy »d here much to his delight as 1l as her many friends who are lichted to see her again. —— \liss Rena Murrell, a charming nford girl, is in the city the guest Ler uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. B. Murrell. — H. H. Register and two ing children have returned we from a pleasant visit of sev- weeks with reldtives at Inver- Mrs. C. M. McKenzie gnd daugh- Miss Annette Hyman of Cor- e, Ga., are in Lakeland the guests Mrs. McKenzie's sister, Mrs. (. . McIntyre, for a week. b1 Mrs. E. M. Smailes is in a hos- ital at Dayton, Ohio, where she has one to have an operation performed. Bor friends trust she will soon be stored to health and strength. Mrs. T. F. Alexander, who has ccn gojourning in the mountains of vorth Carolina for several weeks, ccompanied by her sister, Miss sther Ley of this city, returned csterday to her home in Tampa. liss Esther will remain away for ome weeks longer. Mrs, E. J. Bowyer and son Bert hotored down from Lakeland yester- fay and Mrs. Bowyer was the guest bt Mrs. Harry Holcolm at Mrs. Mor- ison’s. They return to Lakeland to- fay, accompanied by Mrs. Holcolm, ho will visit Mrs. Bowyer for a plort time.—Tampa Times. Mrs. B. Williams and sons left oday for points in Georgia and corth Carolina, where they will visit or the next six or eight weeks, re- urning in time for Masters Max- cell and Leslie to enter school, where they are always among the first in their grades. e 4+ e T. Roy Young, John L. Branch, president and treasurer of the Semi- nole Development Co., and N S Jackson, county commissioner of Hillsborough county, were Tampa visitors to Lakeland today. They took occasion while here to say that they wanted everyone who could to attend the barbecue and fish fry at Plant City next Thursday on which occasion Seminole Heights will be opened. A S SRS, Speaking of Lakeland's Athletic Field. City Editor Worthington, who ' witnessed Tuesday’'s game, says the following in yvesterday's Tampa Pimes: “Lakeland has a good base- ball plant. Its grandstand is a nice one and well placed; its ground is in fair shape though it needs some sod in the backfield and back of the home base. It is enclosed and though it is perhaps three-quarters of a mile from the center of the town there are autos Lakeland to get all who want to g0 to the grounds. They are drawing about 300 people at a game and feel that they are ripe to g0 into a South enough in e | fi “ pr— o BHSHHSPPPEEEUPPEBDY] 3"?":“3@ & Some swell show tonight. Anotl great feature, this time a comed feature. BEAUTY UNADORNED A screamingly funny two reel ture by the Vitag i ————————————— ln Case of Fire | BB BB DB 3 ¢ In Society % O IN A ROSE GARDEN BB hundred years from now, heart, We will not care at all, It will not matter then a whit, The honey or the gall; The summer days that we have known Will al] forgotten be and flown; The garden will be overgrown Where now the roses fall. dear A hundred heart, We will not mind the pain. The throbbing, crimson tide of life Will not have left a stain, The song we sing together, dear, dream together here, Will mean no more than means a tear Amid the summer rain. years from now, dear The dream we A hundred years from heart, The grief will all be o'er; The sea of care will surge in vain Upon a careless shore. These glasses we turn down today, Here at the parting of the war, We shall be wineless then as they, And will not mind it more. now, dear A hundred years from heart, We'll neither know or care What came of all life’s bitterness, Or followed love's despair, And kiss me through the rose leaf rain; Then fill the glasses up again; We'll build one castle more in Spain And dream one more dream there. —John Bennett. now, dear Miss Mary Jackson Hostess To As You Like It Club Miss Mary Jackson pleasingly and delightfully entertained the As You Like It Club yesterday afternoon at her pretty home on South Kentucky avenue. Fancy work in the hands of each member made the afternoon fly fast, and later a three-course luncheon was served consisting of fruit cocktail, chicken salad, sand- wiches, olives and ice cream and cake. Those present were Misses Laura Southard, Mary and Suella Groover, Ethel Rice, Corinne Patterson, May White, Florence and Helen Conibear. The next meeting of the club will be held with Miss Corinne Patter- son. ——— Mr. E. C. Elder has returned from lllinois, where he has been for the past two or three months. He had the pleasure of seeing his son graduate from high school and win a scholarship in college by his good at school. Mr. Elder says is much interest in Florida the Middle West, and that he heard many Lakeland by people who section, or had heard work there among the people in boosts for had visited this of the city through other means. E— REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by the Security Abstract and Title Company.) July 22 1914, L John F. Spinning to Robert Piggott. 3 J. A. Kirkland to L. A Kirk- land. Edward 1., Mack to J. A John- son. State of Florida to Mrs H B Hester L. D. Roberts to M. S. Bowen. THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, TAMPA AND LAXELAND PLAYING HERE TODAY Romeo and Juliet are Lakelaud here today. Who are Ro- meo and Juliet? Sounds rather ro- mantic, but after all the players who were picked from the various Tampa teams did not look any more roman- tic than any other bunch of ball players we ever saw, and it remains to be seen whether the swift Lake- land bunch were romancing when they said they would add another victory to their long string thig af- ternoon. We feel sure they will and so does the big bunch of fans who are witnessing the game at this writing. playing GRANTHAMS APPRECIATE ASSISTANCE RENDERED Editor Telegram: We take this way to thank the good people of Lakeland and vicinity for their kind remembrance of us through our darkest unless they have felt the angel of death hovering over them and by the timely help of Christian people have been re- lieved, can know how we appreciate the sympathy and help sent to us. We thank every one who has helped us even by a nickel or a dime; es- hour. No one, and Mrs. T. E. Wingate, Mrs, I. A. Patterson and Mrs. J. V. Bell called the people's through the Telegram. Mr. Gran- tham .has so far recovered that he can go around even to town and is steadily gaining strength; all out- ward signs are healed. We now think we can pull along without help. but if we get so we can't we will not be afraid to call on the peo- ple” again. But we would much prefcr to have work sent in, os Mrs, Grantham is a neat seamstress and is a hair worker, making very nice switches, If any one in Lakeland and vicinity will bring thelr comb- ings to her she will work them up promptly and satisfactorily. Again thanking you all for your Christian kindness and hoping that we may be soon be able to pass the good work along to those who may be in need, and asking God's blessing on every one of you, we sign ourselves, RUFUS AND RACHEL GRANTHAM. e it —— lam & Company. Inland Realty E. Butler. Mrg. H, L. Company to Fred Greenwood to Luti- tia R. Snyder. Ella M. Fletcher to George W Smith. W. T. Howard to . M. Cover A. B. Canter to E. M. Baynard Bettie K. McDermott to E. M. EERE T2 L A AL R S ';- Dr. SAMUEL F. SMITH & SPECIALIST AND THROAT VE, EAR, NOST EYES ExaAMINED G1.ASSES FITTED Qmi%'!“i"ifli’%@f?&'!@@&*'i’@’fliflmfiz HOURS: 9 710 12 A. M. 2710 4 P. M, SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING A. W. Walker to lda Powell. Harry Leatsch to Albert Ellison i @ We have a wrapped )t of good dainty par are going to har That daint) 1s. and that dainty THE WESTERN WAY A great western drama, I 11 of action ———————————————————— GOOD MUSIC ALWAYS ——————— Prices 5¢ and 10c —————————— Tomorrow— SHACKLED SOULS Great three reeler, also three fine reels other LAKELAND, FrLA, Helen Kirkpatrick to W. F. Hal- MISS DEMOYER In new da s. Free Tango lessor THE AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA Those Nifty Musicians BASEBALL RETURNS American and National Leagues \ \ Matinee 2:30-5:00 TANGO PUNCH SERVED FREE SHORTY'S TRIP TO MEXICO SATURDAY MATINEE pecially do we thank the Telegram ; who first realized our condition znuli attention to us!Whisenand. PLANT AND NIGHT ) NIGHT, JULY FLA., JULY 23, 1914. 1YOUNG GIRL HAD |2 NARROW ESCAPE Dodging one train to find herseif in front of the switch engine—in fact, her feet were being entangled with the cow-catcher of said engine before she knew it, was the experi- ence of Miss Marie McLendon, the young daughter of Mrs. H. P. Me- Lendon, who had sufficient presence of mind to grab hold of the cow- catcher and hold on until the switch engine could be stopped, thus sav- ing her life from being crushed out under the wheels of the moving en- gine. Miss Marie was crossing the railroad at Kentucky Ave. and had just stepped out of the way of the morning train from Fort Myers. She failed to notice that she had stepped on another track on which the ‘switch engine was approaching, un- til she felt something strike her shoe. She turned to find the engine on her. Although she had an umbrella in one hand and some change in anoth- er, she held to both and leaped on to the cowcatcher, being lifted to a place of safety by Wert Jones, who was riding on the front of the en- gine, and whose heroic action saved her life. The young lady was un- hurt. Her umbrella and change talso came through without a seratch. BB l i yBaynard. Malloy and Miller to Wm. M. Inland Realty Company to B. P. Herndon . Independent Hancock. R. I.. Wilder to Independent Fer- tilizer Co. Fertilizer to J. M. — e Miss Ora Parker and Miss Mildred Mclarland, of Tampa, are the charm- ing guests of Miss Mary Simmons, of this city. P ) B Kimorough supply Co. have just completed unloading eight carloads of furniture, and if you cannot find what you 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 buggies. \m’j MEN & Why Tet the knees of \()ur I'rousers get baggy or i | Those grease spots remain | i ! UP-TO-DATE | | 1 | on your coat sleeve when Lalieland has an Dry Cleaning Plant PHONE 405 and Lave your suits CLEANED AnD Prrssen PROPERLY ! i No Way but the Right Way Laketand Dry Cleaning G. C. Williamson, Prop. Cor. Pine and North Tennessee We clean Kid Gloves .nfl,.ax.:..Ag..,,q,.m,‘,,‘gum‘.;,w Gk g %"!"i @ BAND THE MARINE MYSTERY A detective acted by King story | Razgot, one of the best in the husiness \ | WILLY WALRUS AND THE BABY fi. III[ I’AlMS% [ OWNED BY LAKELAND MILlTARY PAGE FIVE e i PONDER THIS | “Is it not worth your while to have the feeling of security that goes hand in hand with your dealings with an established and reliable business firm which guarantees their material and work and will still be in business ncxt week, and next month and next year to back up their guarantee.” Unless vou consider yourself an expert on electrical devices, their 2 uses, and proper manner of L installation it will pay you to & think it over. 'We Are Experts. 4 ; Phone 46 3 THE ELECTRIC STORE 307 E. Main St. Florida Electric and Machinery Co. S SET R BT Rt R LR B L L LR LR R L SR R o R R E T 2 T % Y ) B SDHEHHHHHPPPHHHI 4 Conscientious Work at Fair Prices is Our Motto Yes We Repair All Kinds of Jewelry Coresr & ('Steen Jewelers % t Next Door to Post Office t Call and See Our Display and Ask Our Prices Watch us for Timely Suggestions-in the Newest Ornaments 9‘“%%*%“*****%4@“*&**‘!‘4***"‘!‘%%*@% &M*mwwmwwxmx.wzwmwmunmwuww-ws»-& HUNDREDS OF THEM! § A big shipment of the reprint | edition of famous copyright- ed books—the best reading for the least money. 50 Cents a Book! i THE BOOK S TORE q.mnmwmwzuxn«m GHEEBEDOBO DD HPBIDEDBBIDIIIIE 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 dirner set. H. C. STEVENS JEWELER A comedy of Willy Walrus and a b= Cameo Jelelr i s > T s enoug If yo - We have just received from our importer one of the larg est shipments of Cameos in Pendants, Brooches, La : Valleirs, Rings, and Tie Pins ever shown in Lakeland. a1l tonight « " | st A Pleasure to Show Goods i,\! 1sical program starts at 7 o'clock | COLE & HULL b E e : | A HANDSOME SILVER SET WILL Jewelersjand Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla, ‘,Iili N AY SATURDAY AT 8 O'CLOCK.