Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 28, 1914, Page 5

B @ :!r Case of Fnre§ Phone 5 000 Mrs. John Lee, ol Klssnmmee, is a visitor to the city, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Malcom Waring, at the latter’s pretty home on Florida avenue. S PP ‘g, é» DB 2 South ——— Arme]l Dudley, who went to Ten- nessee and later to various western citics, has returned home. While away he took lessons in dancing from a noted teacher of the terpsci- chorean art. — Mr. Wm. Hammerstroem and Mr. Jacob Best after spending sev- eral days at “The Rosemont” ar lLakeland Highlands, the guests of Mr. George Hammerstroem, turned tm;,home at vesterdag e — Mrs. Roy George and iittle son have returned from a pleasant visit of two weeks with Mr. George at Ocala and with Mrs. George’s sister at York. Mr. George has a tempo- rary run out of Ocala, but expects to return to his regular position here about the end of the week. re- Chicago —_— Mrs. Woods, who has been a vis itor at the home of her Sheriff John Logan, for several weeks, went to Lakeland this week to visit a brother there, and later will spend awhile in Tampa before returning to her home in Tusca- loosa, Ala.—Bartow Note in Tampa Tribune. — Mrs. George W. Peterkin left to- day for Tampa, where she will spena | until Friday the guest of Mrs. R. Bond. Mrs. Peterkin has been invited to assist at several pretty affairs being given this week in hon- or of Miss Frances Bond, whose ap- proaching marriage is one of the most interesting events now being looked forward to by Tampa society, brother, Thomas Vaiden, umpire in the Florida State league, received a tel- eeram from his old home in Vaiden, Miss., yesterday afternoon, an- nouncing the death of his father, H. M. Vaiden, one of the oidest res- idents in that part of the State. His death occurred about ten days ago, and relatives have been for several days endeavoring to ascertain the Whereabouts of the Tampan . Young Vaiden has been plariny baseball in the Georgia State league all summer, and his people thought that he was in Thomasville, Ga. By the death of his father, “Tommy™ Vaiden will share part of his fath- er's estate, valued at about $50,000. Tampa Times. L U. D. C. to Meet Thursday Afternoon The Daughters of the Confederacy Wwill meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of the presi- dent, Mrs. T. J. Darracott. As Dlans are,to be made at tais meet- ing for the entertainment of the Veterans, who meet here in annual réunion on Oct. 28-30, it is very much desired that a full attendance of the members be present. & & 0TS HIPUBISOIOOTOIOND | OF When you think of pictures, think of the Majestic and then you think | manager of the Southern ¢ (Co. of the best pictures in Lakeland. W TONIGHT THE FAMILY SKELETON A sidesplitting comedy e SR P A ST AN PATHE WEEKLY Events from all over the world, spe- cial scenes from Tampa in this film e — MAN OF DESTINY *#++ A fine dramatic feature ... . \-—-—_—- Prices 5¢, 10c GOOD MUSIC ALWAY No feature to big for this house s E me Pretty Affair in Honnr ments of ice cream and wafers by | Misseg !of yellow and green effectively. A Iformer the men’s prize, a Fandsome ‘;..gnswp. I I Of Mrs. Wear The Young Ladies Auxilliary of the First Baptist church delightful- ly «l*nt(rl\nnvd about thirty young ladies of the Baptist church in honor of Mrs. W ear, Saturday aft- nrmon at the pretty hom: of Mrs. avenue, The whole lower floor of this at- tractive residence was beautifully decorated with ferns, roses, and oth- er cut flowers in profusion. As the 2Uests arrived they were met at the during the game. some arguments. Flanagan on Soutn Florida (2 three bagger is sure some work for TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., SEPT. 28, 1914, Goin Located St. Pete In At Wife’s Home Batting Fray Near Riverview - iy (Continueq from Page 1.) RED CAUSEY a number of times He tried to start J. D. Goin, of the firm of Par- rish & Goin, who mysteriously dis- appeared over a week ago from Tampa, leaving his financial affairs in bad shape, has been located. In- Sowe class to Spivey's hitting |stead of being in the north, as was {But it’s not Algy. A home run and supposed, he was at the home of his father-in-law at Riverview, fifteen one day. miles _(rom Tampa. i D His whereabouts was discovered Martin you're all to the mustard. |w hen \lrs Goin was seen riding in Some game you pitched, old head. |her automohlle on the streets of Just repeat the dose in Tampa. Tampa, little realizing how anxious certain parties were to catch a door by Mrs. E. C. Flanagan and Branch male his first error yester- glimpse of any member of the fam- Miss Georgia Fannin, who intro- |43Y. A low ball 2ot away from him. ily. Following her to Riverview duced them to the honoree. A short [Some first sacker this big boy, and officers went out and attached tln: fnush-al program had been arranged [SOme hitter, too. machine for the Jetton-Dekl Lum- in which Misses Jewel Swindell, — ber Co., who have claims m:i\inst’ Miss Marguerite Straw and Miss Su- Well, we will have the Tampans Mr. Goin amounting to $8,000. Mr, sie Tucker were heard to great ad- |here today and the old reliable Goin explained that he had become vantage. Mrs. Bragsinston and Mrs. Will Phillips added greatly to | the program by their skillful rendi- “tion of a duet, Mrs, Gillespie will be in the box. T“m‘m\nl\nl s0 heavily in Tampa that out fans and lets win this one. Tt [he saw no way out, and just left. will put us a whole lot ncarer nw No ¢riminal charges being brought Braggington at {top. A double header in Tampa ! against him, he was unmolested. the piano and Mrs. Phillips accom- | Tuesday, probably, and we ought | The case is of local interest as l{‘flll)‘ixlg her on the mandolin. Mrs. [to be able to take one of them if | Parrish & Goin were the contract- E. C. Angell and Mrs. H. C. Ste- not both. St. Pete ought to beors erecting the Lake Morton school, vens then invited the young ladies into the dining room where they | were served with delicious refresh- Iva Tift, Frances Straw, ton. At twilight the guests d(‘xmrlnd! with many assurances to their hos- tesses of a most pleasant afternoon. Lurlene Pillans, and Bessie Temple- Mrs. T. L. Waring Entertained At a Rook Party The attractive residence of Mrs. T. L. Waring was the scene of a very pretty affair Saturday after- noon, when this aecomplished host- ess entertained about forty of her friends with a rook party. The re- ‘ception rooms were beautifully dec- orated with golden rod and palmet- toes carrying out the color scheme Mr. and Mys. Baird were hoth fortunate, securing the lady's prize, 1a beautiful card receiver, and the necktie. Mr. Fred Nichols took the consolation prize, a deck of rook cards. Delicious refreshments of cream, | cake and coffee were then served by Mrs. Waring, assisted by Mrs. T. L. Cardwell. Mr. Carl Kern has opened up a gen- eral office supplies store in the Bas- sett building, 215 South Kentucky. Mr. Kern's office supplies include :x\'(rything necessary for the modern business concern and he invites you to call and look over his complete line of goods. 3205 NOTICE To whom it may concern: On and! after this date, Mr. W. L. Sauls is no longer representing The Union News (o., as their agent at Lake- land, Fla. W. W. WRIGHT, 3203 Supt. WANTED—Position by expert lady stenogzrapher with four years' ex- perience, A1 references furnished, Address “F.,” care Telegram 3202 ' WANTED—Northern white woman wants postion in hotel for winter. Address W B., care Telegram. 3201 S Auditorium Daffydils: If the Express had a hair lip, would he use a LIPS-COMB? ———————————————————————— Well, what do you thing about 1,102 people at the Auditorium Sat- urday night? FOLLOW THE WISE ONES. Going to hand you one big time this week, folks. Two-hour show every night, musical comedy, four feature reels and music by Lakeland’s chbice. FOLLOW THE WISE ONES AND, LISTEN, DON'T FORGET TO COME EARLY AS WE ONLY HAVE 1700 SEATS .. QUEEN OF THE ORIENT CO. 10 People—7 pretty girls and 3 Funny Comedians in lnasy Wednesday and Thursday and . P s s s s SR L S L L St OGP SOBOIOBOPOHO B0 WQWWG(W&M: AUDITORIUM THEATRE SOOI OTOPOPOFOEOILBOIO IO DO SO This work is being carried on now then comes the real battle. THAT |by day labor, the local school board PENNANT HAS GOT TO LAND 1xilmving arranged with Mr. J. R. LAKELAND. Talley to oversee the work, which insures good workmanship and early Baseball on the Auditorium dia-|completion of the contract. mond tomorrow aftermoon. ST. MICHAEL AND REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ALL ANGELS' DAY | : Gown or Waist can be Dry Clean- ed and made to look mnew again if allowed to go THROUGH ! Dr. SAMUEL F. SMITH SPECIALIST ] EYE, FAR,YNOSE AND THROAT Our Process! Dry Cleanirg 1s the only SAFE EvYEs EXAMINED GLAsSES FITTED e nd 533 § Method HOURS: _ ; : 97012 A, M. Flyrn Gives Satisfaction 210 4P. M. ! CALL 405 LAKELAND Dry Cleaning Plam G. C. Williamson, Prop. Cor. Pine and North Ternessee BPEHIPPOPPPPPDEE PP I e SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, FrLA. §drdeds PHFOIOIIPOPQILIOBO0 SHHGOIGIODGIGIGIGLOOI0L THE ISLE OF CHAM-PAIN = |yyeirE LOVE—THE GIRL OF Musical comedy with a snap comedy, harmony singing and dancing, the MYSTERY—SERIES 5 show that made Atlanta set up and| take notice. This is the fifth chapter of the JIM REAGAN'S LAST RAID most remarkable moving picture se- A Western 2-reel thriller h———————————————————————— THE BAKET STREET MYSTERY A comedy scream ———— S ———————— THE NEW FIHU ACTOR Another comedy scream rial ever produced. Have you missed the four that have been shown? Well, if you have, don't miss this. You can easily connect this with those that have passed. Rcmember, THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA, is shown every Monday Lakeland’s Chaice In Classy Up to the Minute Se- lections —————————————————————————— DOORS OPEN AT 6 O€LOCK this serial night. UNIVERSAL IKE GETS A LINE ON HIS WIFE This is a comedy full of pep. So with the best show in town, we invite the public around. Prices 5¢ and 10c. BASEBALL MATINEE On the electric diamond tomorrow afternoon—Lakeland vs. Tampa. Ladies welc?mo. rl Order Those AUTUMN Clothes Now! Maybe— Your form requires a coat one inch longer or shorter than the prevailing style ;— collar of coat higher or lower; —shoulders narrower than tailor your; clothes clothing made in standard sizes. —perhaps you'd like an extra pocket or two; —or an extra pair of trousers to match suit. You get these details if Ed. V. Price & Co. to order. Try us! MOOQRE'S Little Style Shop Phone 243 Rooms 7 and 8, Elliston Bldg. (Furnished by the Security Abstract N 3 and Title Co.) The members of the Woman's W. F. Nichols to W. §. Auxiliary to the Board of Missions \yjjkes. tow. will observe their annual corporate George E. Cannons to Alfred N. Trustees of 1. I. fund to W. H. communion at 10 a. m. tomorrow. | Robbins. Lowis 'at All Saints church. B. M. Sherertz et al. to M. F.| q Lakeland having one of the most [ Coomes. E. L. Ferran to (". L. Johnson active branches of the Woman’s Master H. K. Olliphant to Fred|& Co. Auxiliary, it is very desirable that {H. Inman. John J. Green to J. M. Hall. each communicant, whether a . Berry G. Wi lliams to .lnmcs R. John J. Green to Rufus Griffin. prominent member of this parish or | Boulware. i M. J. Malloy to J. H. Reynolds, not, shall make a special effort ta| ®dward Bennett to Philip Gettel. ] i | d ! be present. Al church women are| Florida and Georgia Land Co. to| H-. D. Bassett to Henry. Bing- by their heritage members of the |Philip Gettel. ham. Woman’s Auxiliary. The work of|{ W. A. Varn to Ethel Langford. H. D. Bassett to Ada Bryant. this branch has been varied. Our| W. B. Varn, heirs, to Ethel| o Mhompsosi. to: R, T, efforts have been to stimulate inter- [l-angford. Gresn . est in missions, hospitals and indi- COT“X d""‘“ to Sessoms Investment M. . and A. E. Robinson to viduals. We will be very pleased to ;‘;""""' S R Paarl Butier. see visitors on this occasion at Mary J. Hart to City of Bartow. e " fR T R Daniel G. Wilson to City of Bar- A. II. Lane to Mrs. Dciia Scal " ley . Remember the hour. J. W. Scally to Grant U. Conant, Holy Eucharest at 10 a. m. Y Stephen Crockett to Daniel G. e Smith, IWOR HRNT- Dwoonicolyg ummisaely S D. G. Smith to Florida Good bedrooms, splendidly located, nnl Homes Co East Orange strcet. Phone 1;":..’ ’1“hc soiled White S T T | Red. o106 Crepe de Chene | Good Homes Co. Sarah J7 Hamm to ¥red G. Hamm. Southern Trust and Investment Co. to S. A. L. Railway. Solon G. Wilson, trustee, to Southern Trust and Investment Co. H. B. Zimmerman to Lakeland Citrug Growers’ Association. 0. L.. Weeks to D. A. Raulerson, T. W. Gary to Town Council of Auburndale. . R. Goddard, to John B. Par- i ker. . R. Harris to J. S. Robison, J. L. Clifton to W. C. Horten et al, Lillian M. Jackson to John T.. Robison . Leon B. Altman to Mrs. N. C. l('rl-ws. Malvin White to John A. Swank. R. C. Langford et al. tc R. A Yearwood. Asa Brantley to A. I.. Potts, W. M. Mann to Lucretia . Mann. Davis Miller to \W. N. Mann. RO IO THE PALMS THEATRE ;| 0‘0’0000»0000000 In view of the fact that Lakeland is the best town in Florida, it is no more than right that gshe should have the best moving pictures that can be procured. The actors, ete., that work for the Universal Film Co. are the best and the salaries paid them are enormous. Why? Well, they are worth the money. And, remember, this, our show, costs you only 5¢ and 16c. You have at yeur services a full band and a nine piece orchestra that ean make you shuffle your feet or bring tears to your eyes just as they please H. W. Miller to W. N. Mann. |l4‘|orldu and Georgia Land Co. to Milded G. Youngs. B. A. Sinn to S. A. L. Ry. United States to D. W. King. E. K. Farmer to Florida De- velopment Co. Chas. A. Parrish to Florida de- velopment Co. Mrs. Leela M. Brotchie, to Flor- ida Development Co. //’ (o ...--/',:9» When School Opens Jou'll need a number of things from our stock of School Supplies, so drop in and see the things we have to make school work easier. Seli-E:llung Fountain Pen | NON-LEAKABLE for example, saves “loads” of time and trouble. FILLS ITSELF and cleans itself. Non-Leakable, too. Teke a look atit next time you're in. lAl(flANI) BOOK STORE WWWM'!’OM‘ZO WING to the con- tinued advances of all goods in the drug line, we find it neces- sary to enforceour cash system to the letter. "S"SW‘SO‘WW We appreciate the pat- ronage you have given us in the past, and if you will continue giving us your business in the future, we will give you the benefit of all cash discounts possible. Lake Pharmacy Qe Qe fel 2el JusReihepBul SudRu Flu iRy g e I i i S