Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 12, 1914, Page 5

LAND ONICS ire Phone 5,000 Brassell is in the city on business and he guest of friends. Ramsdell, of Tampa, he city, coming up to per-Groover wedding lile in the city is the . J. Drane. Lewis, Polk County t, is in town today. ompson are planning which will be held north store room of ex. p Petersen of New ed in Lakeland last accept a position ten Up folks. Mr. pther of Mrs. W. K. street. Eaton leaves tomor- onville, where she fir. Eaton, who has the past two weeks Springs. They will and Monday. ancock, wife of Mr. , aged 50 years, died orth Dakota avenue, :30, and will be Socrum. The funeral e in charge of the ertaking Co. rs. S. M. Stephens or Titusville and oth- e East Coast, where d several weeks dur- Mr. Stephens will t from several of his pection . Simmons and Miss ill return to their Ind today after a visit V. Simmons at her oulevard. They were esday evening at an | yen for them by Mr. mons.—Tampa Tri- A. B. Bogert, of ., arrived this week finter in Lakeland, as For the present s at Mr. W, K. Mec- Bogert is planning to me bungalow at once ast Lime street. He nngalow last winter, d it, and will build ning. Mendenhall, of the . D. & H. D. Men- ngineers, left today ering corps for Boca he is to make some vs and examinations. firm has quite recent- on by Jacksonville, her points to handle difficult engineering which should make ustly proud. n reached [Lakeiand om New York City, been the past several away she also spent ne in the mountains ha, being at Waynes- part of the time. nds are delighted teo Lakeland and the r of the Auditorium mile he cultivated so past summer when won. TURE REELS—4 ture reel, never seen fore. The highest n Lakeland. IN THE SKY lliest 2 reelers you See the battle in two aeroplanes, the 1l the other sensa- In THE JOHNSTONS comedy scream N AT FORTY dy drama D MUSIC 5S¢, 10¢ Daily 2:30-5:00 tdoorways. THE EVENING TALBGRAM, LAK Afternoon Téa for Miss Erma Norvell The home of Miss Louvie Layton on North Tennesgee avenue, war; lhé scene of a pretty affair yesterday when :he entertained with an after- nocn tea in honor of Miss Erma Nor. vell, whose approaching marriage to Mr. W. M. Lawler is a sibject of great interest. The hall and parlors were heau- tifully decorated with moss and fern and gay with pink ang yellow hearts, cupids and ribbons, dangling from the chandeliers, mantels an The lights wer: shaded with pink, while the soft glimmer | of candles gave a very pleasing ef-l‘ fect from beneath hearts. the shades of ! The guests were received by the hostess and presented to the bride- to-be, who was very beautifully gowned in purple charmeuse, draped with a tunic of silk net trimmed with bandings of fur. Beneath a bower of moss and cu- pids a dainty tea table was spread and gracefully presided over by Misg Nora Hart. As they lingered over teacups, Miss Mary McKay rendered an old time favorite, “Love's Plead- ings.” Talley cards werc then dis- tributed and partners found their places at tables, where they indulged in progressive rook. Miss Nettie Brooks carried off the high-st :core { and received a beautiful Dresden China bon bon dish; Miss Ada Pnd—i rick was awarded the booby—a tiny b | Picture of Cupid asleep and awake; conszolation being a book. Delicious refreshments of sherbet and cake completed a delightful af- ternoon. Mrs. Hampton Entertains An unusually delightful affair was hat enjoyed by the Rook Club yes- terday atternoo.fi, when Mis. W. F. Hampton entertained the club and several invited guests at her lovely home on South Kentucky avenue. This home is ideal for pleasant so- cial hours, and many roses and chrysanthemums placed in the three Tooms where the tables were added to the attractiveness. Mrs. Hampton showed her effi- ciency as a hostess by giving the members of the club one of the most pleasant afternoons of the season. She was assisted in caring for her cuests by Misses Mildred Hampton and Mildred Youngs. At the close of the game Mrs. Wilson was found to be the lucky bne, and the club pin wiil be hers for two weeks. Delightful cream, cake 'nnd mwintst | were served to the guests who werc Mmes. Carl Wilson, Mecldwain, Don McDonald, Tweedell, F. A. Grether. T. L. Waring, Bailey, J. . Owens, W. H. Melton, Clough, S. K. Jones, E. H. Youngs, Jr., A. Grether, and Sr., of Tampa. Owens will next en- tertain the club. S —————— A the b, Palm Chapter 0. E. S. Meets This Evening The regular meeting of Palm Chapter, 0. E. S., meets tonight at ‘7:30 at the Masonic hall. A full at- tendance is desired. FLORA F. KEEN, Secretary. BARACAS TO BE ENTERTAINED Mrs. Flanagan's and Mrs. An- kell's Sunday school classes cordial. .‘Iy invite the Hudson Baracas of the jFirst Baptist church to an enter- ‘tainment at 7:30 o’clock Friday ev- ening, Nov. 13, in the Baptist An./ nex. Miss Margaret Lula McLaughlin continues critically ill, according to reports made by her sister, Mrs. B. K. Young. Her father, Mr. R. M. McLaughlin of Georgia, is now at her bedside. She may probably have to be taken to Jacksonville to undergo a n operation. HOLLINGSWORTH ITEMS Mr. Eugene Lowery and. Misscs Sallie and Pearl went over to Coro- net on Sunday to visit relatives. The young folks assembled at the house on the hill on Sunday night fc sing.” Mr. J. A. Kinsinger wag a visito in the neighborhood on Monday. (Mr. Minor Stephens and Walter Pearce left 0 n Tuesday for the east Coast going over in Mr. Stephens car. Mr. B. G. Williams and the rest of the crew left on the morning train on Thursday. They will like- 1y be away till about Christmas. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. on Sunday, after which there will be preaching by the Rev. Lyons of Michigan. Everybody come and dbring a friend. LOST—Lady’s umbrella, initials E. M. L. Finder return to Mrs. E. E. Robertson and receive reward. 340 2 HASKELL NOTES Mrs. E. L. Krause and little daughter, iertrude, returned Sun- day from Michigan City, Ind., where they have been spending the sum- mer. Mr. 0. E. Williams rcturned to Gainesville Sunday, where he will attend the State University this year. Misses Amelia Hurn and Ruth Williams spent the week end with home folks here. Miss Ophelia Chatman was the cuest of Miss Violet Burgner. Prof. P. E. Weimer and Will Baldwin were pleasure visitors to Bartow Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Barton motored over to Lakeland Tuesday afternoon. Misses Lucy and Ella Stringer and of Misses Ruth and Vera Williams last Ila Womble were the guests Sunday. e Messrs, J. W. Todd and G. E. Trask were business visitors to Bartow Saturday. Mr. W. M. spending the week with Mr. J. Todd. w. Krause returned after Mr. E. L. Lakecland Tuesday the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. and Misses Ophelia Chatman and Violet Burgner tended church in East Sunday evening. Remember preaching here fourth Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m and 7 p. m. There was quite a erowd of young people enjoved a sing at the home |, of Miss 1la Womble Sunday evening. | ‘ROSE BUD. AUDITORIUM THEATRE Auditorium Daffydill: If a MA- SON was the thirteenth man at a dinner party, would he be an ODD FELLOW? Well, we are going to give you a 4-act comedy play tonight, 5 dandy reels of pictures and 2 vaudeville acts. Three hours of excellent en- tertainment, something worth while, something new to Lakeland. FOL- LOW THE WISE ONES. COOKE PLAYERS in “MEXIC0” A" 4 act comedy play. Piay starts at 8:15. THE PITFALL A two reel thriller, plenty of ac- tion, plenty of pep GOLD A two reel western feature exciting and thrilling LOVER’S LUCK A Keystone comedy scream THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTPA Lakeland’s Pride Pictures 7 to 8:15. . .Play starts at 815 Special Tomorrow— 7—BIG FEATURE REELS—7 —Including— THE MUTUAL GIRL A LAKELAND ROMANCE 1200 foot feature of the best little town in the State TAMPA IN ACTION 1000 foot feature of our city neigh- bor, showing lots of happenings there in the past year. ORLANDO DRESSED UP 1000 foot feature of this town aund surrounding country P s aa:amasassas sy d Friday and Saturday Only So don’t miss these great Florida features and pleasure Cranby, of Bartow, is to gpending Chatman and Silonia at- Lakeland the ELAND, A., NOV. 12, 1914. %) Prizes Offered In Boys’ Corn Club Contest The Boys’ Corn Club contest will be held in Lakeland Nov. 20, 1914. Mr. W. A. Evans of Fort Meade hag offered a driving cultivator to the boy who writes the best paper on corn growing. The Wilson Hardware Co. of Lakeland gives the boy who has the best ‘ten ears of corn on exhibition ’his choice of two one horse turning plows—South Bend or Chattanooga chilled. Citizens of Kathleen will give a diamond pointed harrow to the boy who writes the best paper on the Belection of seed corn. A. A. LEWIS. 1 | Demonstration Agent. et e s CAME TO LAKELAND TO GET BOND J. E. Goodwin, who is held under a bench warrant issued in Pensa- cola on an indictment charging him with using the mails to defraud, went to Lakeland vesterday to se- icure bondsmen to g0 on his bond. The bond has been placed at $1,000. yGoodwin, who declares that the ycharges against him will fall ‘throvegh, was confident he could se- !(‘ure the necessary securities at the Polk county metropolis and went there late yesterday afternoon in an auton obile. He was accompanied by a guard, whose expenses he is paying. U. S. Marshal J. C. Brown, who was in the city yester- day on special business, is doing lit- tle to inconvenience Goodwin, as possible. The latter is in bad health and has been staying at a local ho- tel under a private guard. He must be in Pensacola Nov. 17. Marshal Brown left last night for Lakeland. —Tampa Tribune. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS HERL O (Furnished by the Security Abstract and Title Co., Bartow, Fla. Nov 11,1914 Malloy & Miller to J. M. Bryant Malloy & Miller to H. F. Bryant. Carl Hoppenworth to Thomas Christiansen. Carter-Deen Realty Co. {0 J. Wal. ter White.. ! J. Walter White to D. D. Gil- mote. ; Town of Ft. Meade to A. E. God- | win, Nov. 10, 1914 Juniata DeWitt to Frank E. Bush- nell. W. R. King to A. R. Robertson. | W. S. Wilkeg to Grady Deen. Mrs. Dalton More to J. P. & S. Hudson. York F. Ford to Oscar Lamb. H. D. Nelson to O. H. Ohlinger. J. L. Skipper to P. E. Chunn, Bartow E. Brooks to J. L. Skip- per. Jesse Travis. W. L. Sauster to J. M. Sollle. Sarah F. Harper to B. F. Mears. D. K. LyletoJ. A. Garrard. W. F. Hallam & Co. to Norman Nicoll. Plant Inv. Company. ! Plant Inv. Company . Plant Inv. Company . Plant Inv. \Company . Mamie E. worth. 0. James Worth to J. L. G. Co.toA. C. L. R. R, C.L.R. R, Co. to A. Co. to A. Co. to A. L 3 i THE BOOSTER THEATER— THAT'S US Our theater being closed for three nights the fore part of the week, we have given our patrons a chance to see other ghows. Now we are not knocking others; that is not our business; our business is a good, first class picture show. We open tonizhgt at 6 o'clock. The band will play an extra fine concert in front at 7 o'clock. Remember .. SoDEPIDHPPIVIPDPPPPEEPP FRIDAY AND ... SATURDAY— Two performances afternoon and evening, showing the moving pic- ture taken of the Lakeland Reunion. See the pictures of the boy orator, the ‘old fellows that are minus leg or arm, our grand old soldier, Gen- Cox,'as he with others posed in front of the picture machine. Prices will be 5S¢, 10¢- THE PAIMS THEAIRL g ] @ Qui “Wedding Presents’’ WE have a most complete stock, and we invite you to call and inspect our stock before purchasing elsewhere Repair Work of all kinds our specialty PO PR RPPR PP PPPRPPPPEPPPPOPERIPPPPPPPRRTPRTTPPERET P4 Gk E Tha e e Conner & O’Steen Jewelers NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE ;mefl&fi'mfimmmfl&%i@d@ OISO O QB CHOOND 3 O oo oo S B L A0 COMFORTING WORD; I like to tell people about Doan's ' Kidney Pills.” Many a Lakeland Household Will: Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t Find Them So. simply ask for a kidney remedy-—get +To have the paing and aches of a Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that bad back removed—-to be entirely Mr. Finger had. [Foster-Milburn free from annoying, dangerous uri- Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. nary disorders, is enough to make any kidney sufferer grateful. The¢ FREMSTAD ON CONCERT STAGE following advice of one who has suf- i fered will prove comforting works to‘ Hiv et hundredg of Lakeland {,(:t::;:.t i \ O i aaay . L. , 405 In‘:::sla;d F;::?r..: \;us bothered by \give its first artist concert of the having to get up at night, not being ! 8°ason . l";e:"v‘“‘.:;K"oN::::;u (;)‘:l:: able to control the kidney secrctions. !:‘3“;9‘“;;“15- “: Mrl:e cl?rexl;mtad's e The secretions were discolored and V- $ ! r on the concert stage, having contained sediment. T noticed sore-,“"“'e : g ness across my back, just over my been for o leven ¥ km;,ey,. I got a supply of Doan's ' leading interpreters of dramatic op 2 Kidney Pills at E.aley & Henley's (era at the Metropolitan. SPCPCHPTPTF Ga., Nov. 12.--The {Savannah Music iDrug Store and began taking them. I was surprised how quickly I got Japan has 5,000 miles of steam relief and before long I wag cured. raliways. Kn*::k Out ‘ The High Cost of Living By Trading with us, and getting the Best and Purest Groceries at Prices like these . $1.00 15 pounds Sugar 24 pounds Flour ....ooevee coniiniinnaens cannnene 85¢ 24 pounds Pillsbury Flour ...... ceovveees veeen..$1.00 10 pounds S D Lard ..covves oo verinn cenn ceeenn $1.10 gpounds SD Lard ..oooover corinenns conernnnne 45¢ 10 pounds Cottolene .......... .. veeens +..91.35 4 pounds Cottolene.. i 60¢ 2-pound can Tomatoes, 2 for .......ocve vevvens.. 15¢ z-pound can Victory Corn .....ocuvene 10¢ Good Ground Coffee, per pound ....... 20¢ 7 Family size Cream .......c.co00 ooue 50¢ Bacon, per pound ...... coveeiieris sinienenieen... 15¢ L. B. WEEKS Phone 119 cesse sessseen - 3 Bryan’s Spray An Insect Destroyer and Disinfectant For Flies, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Roaches, Ants, and other Insects. First Round—The band Dboys were forced to the ropes, but on the ninth count are again in the theat- rical ring. We open our show to- night showing four reels of pictures. Otherg might call it junk. Come and see for yourself. Your moncy irecti back if not satisfied. Direction for use Spray on porches, kitchen floors and around the sinks, win- dows, screen doors and all parts of the house. Prices: Quarts s50c., .1-2 Gallons 8sc., Gallons -1.00 Sprayer soc. GOBEPPPPPPOPIOPPPPOPOPPIOD Look this program over THE TELL-TALE LIGHT Keystone Comedy 5949942 2PPINP VP PH PP PP THE MYSTERY OF 1USA Western picture FEPTPEIEESPIBUEPERIPDILBND A TALE OF DEATH VALLEY Still more western THE BITER BITTEN “COMEDY” If you want to hear a real band play it will be in front of our theater at 7 o’clock. Prices tonight Sc, and 10¢ Lake Pharmacy Kentucky Bldg.