Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 11, 1914, Page 5

» el iy, of Captiva, haking hands . Mr. Fadeley talways some- keland though short time. of the Wau- rominent vis- ay, coming up ‘Goolsby con- t successful Btate. ho is teaching Riverside in ed to spend relatives and was for several t successful hool here and Blighted with her e, but will be K¢ and again. geionary Society | Pre:byterian i egular monthly | rnoon at the| ested will note Officers for the e daily daffys, Green’s fertile llowing: “Was en last Friday re was no daf- which shows ts illuminating brilliancy they Society of the church and the number 9 of Jave united their | vork sale which g In the Kibler iday and Satur- 8 o'ciock sand- chocolate and Beginning on m. cakes, bread, Sunday dinner phildren in Lake- it perhaps Santa them this Christ_ j§ Telegram would "to write to Santa vening,Telegram what they want. ‘not be published s & guide by those ppiness to those M8 themselves. The ) glad for anyone who knows of ention, to write, ving the names what would be 'here must be no ‘anremembered on been rather fhe thermometer §:42 degrees this . weather and a i made overcoats weather report, e, states that tonight in the the State. There e ght and no vege- ets to note that r has been con_ fllness for sev- t of friends sin- genial and kind- dy and complete Hip b ¢ » | ‘Wiriting from Frostproof to the Fort Meade Leader of her recent vis- it to Lakeland, Mrs. F. Edwards Ohlinger says: : “I didn’'t mention my trip to Lakeland, but not because I didn't ‘have a grand time. Y hesitate to y -all there is to say about that trip, because it might sound self_ complacent, but Katherine, Louise and I had the honor of dining with Mrs. Park Trammel]l at the home of ‘_the governor's uncle in Lakeland, a former neighbor of ours there. We visiteq in the charming home of the Mendenhalls on East Orange street, near our former home there, for four delightful days, then in Senator i Drane’s hospitable country home, a perfectly lovely place just outside of |Lakeland, for three days more, every ymoment of which was enjoyed to ‘the full. During the week we were !!hore the Florida #ederation of Women’s Clubs met in convention, {and it made me proud of my sex to /see and hear the splendid, cducatea, refined, progressive women who ap- peared at that convention. The re- | ports of club work all over the State \were convincing proof of the good that is being done by women in the way of municipal housekeeping and other public welfare work. It made clear the conviction that every town and village in the country ig in need of a Woman’s Club. Some clubs arc called Village Improvement Associa- tions, and some are called by other names, but if women are counted among the members it's a foregone conclusion that house-keeping meth- {ods anq mother thoughts will play a part in the club work. | the Federation convention was the luncheon at the Lakeland ('oun(ry! | Club, tendered the Federation dele- ' gates and the Lakeland Woman's | Club, by Mr. Hallam and his asso-! ciates. The trip to the Highlands' and the Club House was made in motor cars, and it took dozens o: them to carry the delegates. I had the honor of making the trip in com_ { pany with Mrs. Park Trammely, : Mrs. W. S. Jennings and Mrs. H. J. Drane, whose guest I was at that time. Miss Mabel Drane, the hana- some daughter of our senator, drove ‘the Dranes’ big Rambler, and it is but fair to say she drives a car as she does everything else, extraordin’ arily well. “Mr. Ohlinger came up for the last night of our visit, and attend- ed the closing meeting of the con- iventlon, with the Drane family, iwhose guests we were. We returned ,home in the Ford on that cola sat- | l‘urday and Sunday, spending the night in Bartow with my cousins, the Howard Booths. The “Villa” looked good to come home to, even after that perfect week of visiting.” Anderson-Mills : A wedding that will interest many Fort Meade people was that of Miss Mabel Miles and Mr. A. L. Ander- son, which occurred at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miles, Thanksgiving evening, at 7 o'clock. The Miles formerly lived in Fort Meade, but for the past year have resided on their fine coun- try estate near Homeland. The wed- ding was a surprise to the entire' lIamlly. so skillfully had the young couple planned things out. “Bert’” formerly lived in Fort Meade, being owner and manager of the Fort Meade Steam Laundry. It was here that he met and wooed his charming | Chafity Benefit To- night at Aqditorium' The charity benefit for thé poor to bé given at the Auditorium tonight promises to be largely attended, as the school children took 1,000 tick- ets to sell and all reports point to these having been disposed of, every- body being anxious to relieve any suffering which may exist, thus making Christmas happier for all who are not liberally blessed with this world’s goods. It is especlally gratifying to note the interest the school children have taken in con- tributing toward the raising of funds through the sale of tickets, each child taking great pleasure In assist_ ing to secure funds with which to make some child's Christmas hap- pier. The program tonight,will be par- ticipated in by some of Lakeland’s most accomplished musical and lit- ' erary talent, and those wmno attend' will enjoy a pleasant evening and at the same time aid a worthy cause. GOOD ROADS MEETING AND FISH FRY AT FROSTPROOF An invitation has been recelved‘ from the people of Frostproof to en- ‘tertain the Polk County Good Road: Association, and those interested in securing good roads for Polk county, at a big fish fry at Frostproof on Friday, Dec. 18. Some of the promi- nent men of the county have signi- fied their intention to be there and a good time will be had. All those ! who are interested in developing the interest in and arouzing the enthusl_! asm of the county for a bond issue‘ for good roads, which it is hoped may be secured in the near future, will be doing something worth while to spend the day at Frostproof next | ‘week. On account of the entertainment at the Auditorium tonight there will terian church. NOTICE The Lakeland Sheet Metal Works | is now located on the corner of Mis-| souri avenue and Main instead of | South Florida avenue. 3228 NOTICE The stockholders of First National Bank of Lakeland, Lakeland, Fla., will hold their regular annual meet- ing on Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1915, at 10 o'clock, in directors’ room of ‘First National Bank. All stock- holders are earnestly requested to be present or send proxy. 3229 C. M. CLAYTON, Cashier. young wife who numbers her friends_ ‘by her acquaintances. Mr. Anderson is now manager of the commissary at Royster, at which place the hap- py couple are now at home to their friends. The best wishes of every- one is extended thic worthy couple. The wedding was to have taken place on Christmas, but this ap- peared too long for the youne couple to wait.—Fort Meade Note in Tam_ pa Tribune. SHERIFF'S SALE. Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of and from the County Court of the State of Florida in and for Polk County, in favor of The State Bank of Lakeland, a corporation under the laws of Florida, and against T. T. Hayes and P. J.Langford, dated the 2nd day of December, 1914, 1 have levied jon the following real estate, as the property of saild P. J. Langford, the same being pointed out by the attorney for the plaintiff, towit :— Lot 15 in Block 6 of W. C. Black’s Sub- division of part of G. T. Hill’s Addition to Fort Meade, Florida, being in section 27, Township 31 South, Range 25 East. We find no mortgage made by sald Langford covering the above described land. Lot 3 of Block 8 of Hooker and Robeson’s Addition to Fort Meade, Florida, being in section 27, Township 31South, Range 25 Fast. The above described lot is incumbered by Mortgage recorded In Book 36, page 15 O 3 & o geelers and Our Mu- § hour and a half DAL GIRL e all like 1 i t AUMTORIUM THEATRE P e : GE0P0 WO IOHOBOFOE O‘E'O‘EO‘QMQWW'WWW;; Auditorium Daffydil: 'If Benny Joneg could not get a pair of shoes to fit him, could he get a BENNY- FIT at the Auditorium tonight. |A GREAT BIG BENEFIT FOR THE i POOR CHILDREN OF LAKELAND 3—All Feature Pictures—3 10—Vaudeville Acts—10 Doors Open at 7 Show Starts at 7:3C Sharp THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA Special Overture WILLIAM TELL 12th Grade Boys, Black Face Act CHRISTMAS CAROL A Dainty Number MISS HAZEL WILLIAMS Child Readings MISS CARDWELL ‘In several songs HARRY WILLIAMS IN BLACKFACE MISS VERA McRAE IN SONGS MR. WILLIAMSON—Selections And others. Come and help a good cause. A zreat hig two hour show. You will get your money’s worth and at the same time know vou are doing some good. TOMORROW THE LINE OF POLICE A six ree] thriller, one of the finest features we have had. Don’t miss this CHRISTMAS DAY MATINEE AND NIGHT AMERICA DECEMBER 26 MATINEE AND NIGHT PEG 0’ MY HEART yout license; Cases Disposed of By County Court Bartow, Dee. 11:-=—County eourt has been in session all this week and has disposed of many cases. It isl probable that the docket will be completed today and court adjourn. | The cases disposed of to date are, State versus: 5 i * Ben Scott, selllng liquor; guilty . but not sentenced. i Lewis Holmes, liquor; guilty, six | months in jail. E. Duncan, carrying pistol with- guilty, thirty days in Jall. Henry Williams, guilty. Alfred Daniels, concealed weap ons; six months on the gang. H. A. Fortner, shooting fish; ac- quitted. i Jim Long, liquor; five months on the gang. John Stinson, liquor; acquitted. Pete Sellers, doing business with- out license; sentence suspendedq on payment of costs and fine of $10.00. ‘Buster Henry, petit larceny; guil_ ty, six months, Ernest Madison, without consent months in jail. Thomas Lord, assault and battery; mistrial. Will Williamson, liquor; mistrlal.l State Bank of Lakeland vs. W. M. Griegston, assumpsit; verdict for the plaintiff. First National Bank of Lakeland vs. S. E. Melton, verdlct for the plaintiff. lLakeland Manufacturing Co. . J. Jennings, verdict for laintiff. E. T. Roux vs. S. dict for the plaintiff. l.. Z. Tate vs. S. P. James, mis- trial. R. C. Gardner vs. Seaboard rail- way, verdict for plaintiff. E. T. Roux & Son vs. L. Z. Tate, vagrancy; not WALK UPSTAIRS AND SAVE using property of owner; six vs. ! 1 the , p P. James, ver- “‘One of the pleasantest features of | ye no choir practice at the Presby- verdict for the plaintiff. J. B. Keaton vs. G. W. Cook, .vvrdict for the plaintiff. and by Mortgage recorded In Book 38, page 634 Beginning 363 feet West of NE corner of Lot 3 of section 30, in Township 31 South, Range 28 East, thence West along the North boundary of sald lot 448.5 feet, thence South 1230 feet to North shore of Lake Clinch, thence with lake meandering North 81 de- grees 30 minutes East 217 feet, thence rth 11 degrees 45 mmutes East to point of bheginning. Sald tract 1s Incumbered by e recorded In Book 44, page 77. ip 31 South, ce South along the East 70 rods, more or les, to Clinch, thence West along thon . East, running the line of said lot 3 margin of Lake The Indeal ‘Christmas® = Remembrance The personal thought — spirit of the giving, de- termines the value of the gift. What then, could be more fitticg than your » portrait for the Christ- mas remembrance —t o carry your simple mes- sage of friendship? A dozen portraits sole, at once, a dozen pe plexing gift problems. Hinke Photographer Tampa 513 1-2 Franklin Street L akeland Pender;s O1d Studio Studio now open every day Make an appoistmenc today WWM i THEPALMS E £ QI OBQFQFO THE POPULAR PLAYHOUSE FOUR REELS TONIGHT Barbara Tennant and 0. A- C. Lund —In— SNOWDRIFT A drama of the northwest in two parts ALMOST MARRIED A barrel of fun, sterling Universal | A WOMAN'S WAY An extraordinary cast including Ramona Langley Donald McDonalg Lee Morton Russel Bassett - Moore’s — What is Xmas Withcut an » Overcoat? g " Especially ‘\', when you can have it tailored-to- individual ordcr by Ed. V. Price & Co. COPYRIGHT BY ED. V. PRICE & CO. $5 AAVS ANV SAIVISIN ATVM, The exce'lence of their work insures com- plete satisfaction. Bring “Him” with you today. Moore’s Little Style Shop Phone 243 Munn Annex WALK UPSTAIRS AND SAVE for cash, on Monday the 4th day of Jan uary, A. D, 1015, between the hours of eleven o'clock, a. m. and two o'clock p. m. to satisfy sald execution, with costs, charges and expenses Purchaser to pay for the deed. Dated at Bartow, Florida, the 4th day of December, A. D., 1914, JOHN LOGAN l E Sheriff Polk County L e e e e R fe4eesssiasisrtististise] ‘A Happy Christmas For Everybody The Gift Maker’s Great Opportunity Our new and beautiful line of Holiday Goods, full of Choicest Selections-for the Christmas Trade, is now ready for the inspection and approval of all who know a good thii g when they see it. Useful Presents Beautiful Presents Appropriate Presents $5 margin of Lake Clinch 36 2-3 rods, thence North to a point on North line of said lot 3, 22 rods west of NE corner, thence east along North of said lot 3, 22 rods to point of beginning. Said land being incumbered by mortgages recorded in Bovk 44, pages 75 and 77, the mortgage recorded In Book 44 on page 77 bein a second mortgage. And will sell the same in front of the court House door In Bartow, Florida, at public outery, to the highest and best bidder TUCKER, Sr. Plaintiff attorney Our Stock is generousin Var'ety and includes only goods of approved worth and superiority. Ourvery Reasonable Prices Will Attract You **A PLEASURE TO SHOW GOODS COLE & HULL ; Jewelers & Optometrists Lakeland, Florida 4 pRA R R RIS FEREEERERR IR AR L0 kS BOSOFOROBOBC Do Your Chris'mas Shopping w Early % Solid Gold Jeivelry Makes A Treasured Gift You will find our Gold Jewelry Department to be replete | with New Articles of Elegant and Artistic Design—the § kind that make lasting Friendship and Christmas Gifts, i Come in and Examine our Solid Gold Jewelry Stock You will find a Magnificent Selection of the Latest Pat- terns at very Attractive Prices. 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