Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 8, 1915, Page 5

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Royster, Kissim gl Anna Hearnes, Miss es, Miss Charlotte nfred Hearnés, New Fday, March 6, to Mr. Murrell, a daughter, jards in attendance. ! Frank Handley, spending the winter | ving rooms with Mrs. | Oak street, returned p Caneden, Me., Sat.’ | Davis was called to N. C., Friday by a puncing the death of . N. E. Davis. The the many friends ' Davis on her visit ng sympathy to the Anderson, who has in Lakeland for some day for Jacksonville, o Cuba, after which he 'McRae, Ga., where he home at present. Mr. de his headquarters years, and has a host e who always have a e for him. Rank, of Newark, nd's second school t yesterday in Lake- jed by his lovely nk is a very inter and is indeed a de. man to meet. Not re for 28 years, there } landmark he remem - 11 stands—the Lake the west side of the ¥ was then the Boss EErOOmOrOT O | . . Jitorium § B et s 1e)) AIN AT 8:30 RED WIDOW musical comedy that bevy of beautiful dances, good, clean tiful costumes, wonder. effects; one solid year , 75c, $1, @nd & few e seats at $1.5¢ - 1 ) hrilling 6 reeler WEDNESIAY AFTERNCON The game between the Louisville Colonels and the Lakeland Elks will take place Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'cock, instead of on Thurs. day afternoon as has been adver- tised. The change is made on ac- count of the fact that the Woodmen will unveil a monument on Thurs. day afternoon, and it was desired not to have the two events conflict. This will be the first game for the Colonels, and the Elks hope to have a team that will interest the pro. fessionals, and will give the latter some good practice to assist in put- ting them in shape for the games with the big league teams that are to follow. A very interesting game is promised, and a big attendance no doudbt will be on hand to witneds it. 1 W. C. T. U. Meeting Tomorrow Afternoon ‘There will be a meeting of the W. C. T. U. tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock, at the Cumberland Presby terian church. A full attendance is urgently requested as matters of im - portance will be discussed There will be a called meeting of the Friday Music Club Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock, at the Guild hall. All members are urged to at - tend. | | Miss Vera McRae exchanged coats with some one at the 0. E. S. re- ception, and is anxious to return the one she has to its owner and receive her own. Miss Verda Thompson returned Saturday afternoon from Tallahas. see, where she went to take the Housekeeper’s Short Course at the State College for Women. Incident - ally, Mies Thompson, while at Tal- lahassee secured a teachers’ State life certificate. Besides the profit of the instruction she received, she also spent a very pleasant time at the State capital being the guest of Gov. ernor and Mrs. Trammell for the week end, and was also entertained by State Superintendent and Mrs. W. N. Sheats. e —— - e e o Mr. W. F. Hallam was the host at a dinner party at the Lakeland Highlands Country Club yesterday, his guests being Colonel and Mrs. 0. H. Wathen, of Louisville; Messrs. Biggers, Dondon, Bloom and Thomas, representatives of the Louisville Herald, Times, Post, and Courier- Journal, who are here with the Louisville Colonels; Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hetherington, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holworthy, Mr. and Mrs. C. Rucker Adams and Miss Maude Wil . lis, whose readings have been so much enjoyed by Chautauquans of Lakeland. After a sumptuous meal and pleas ant intercourse with those now at t! Club House, among whom are . Elliot, of Chicago, head of a big book publishing concern and presi- dent of the Lakeland Highlands Coroperative Association; Mrs. Day, of Buffalo, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Innis and the Misses Innis, of Cincinnati, and Mr. and Mrs. Agate, of.New York, the visitors from town were taken over the Lakeland Highlands in cars, and the develop- ment that has taken place even in the last few months was found to be little short of marvelous. There are now 1,000 acres planted in cit. rue fruits, a total of 5,000 aeres be - ing planned; and Mr. Hallam con- servatively estimates that when these grovés come into bearing they will produce one million boxes of fruit each season, or one.tenth of the total output of the entire State. The high hills, the deep ravines and gorzes, the lovely views, the giant oaks, and the wonderful devel - | opment opened the eyes of the Ken- tucky visitors with wonder and ad-| miration, while even those of the party who thought they knew Flor- ida pretty well, were forced to ad- mit, after walking through a por- tion of the property heretofore un-| seen, that they did not know that Florida had such deep ravines and such natural beauty spots as can be found at Lakeland Highlands. Aurora Circle The Aurora Baptist Circle will meet tomorrow afternoon at three o’clock at the home of Mrs. Nowlin. All members are cordially invited. Miss Maud Willis to Read At The Auditorium Thursday Night The many admirers of Miss Maude ‘Willis will be glad to learn that ghe inaule." th Takeland theatergoers and this MAUD WILLIS will be in Lakeland a-ain, and will cpportunity to hear her again Will| (Tyesday) night at the office of Rog- The prices of |org & Spencer. give a reading at the / Thursday, March '1, a weleome one. “c and 15c¢ for this was about to drown, would Fred Benford throw a rope and give the LEMON-ADE? Well, folks, after another big week, we will start in this one with one of those unbeatable Majestic, programs, 6 big feature reels, includ ing the Million $ Mystery. Do you like good music? Do you realize that good music is 50 per cent of the pic-. tore. You will alwars find the best of music bere. fl TFE XI ! Eighth Episode of this tbrilling se - rial. Two reels of sensations, thrills 'and action. Don’t fail to see this THE MI'LINER A comedy scream HULDA A two reel feature that hag plenty | Four boys who can play and play of pep and ginger E 0N COLIAR ;—:srznz; HE GOT IT Comedy scream THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA Will dispense good musie while the pictures are running. Prices 5¢, 10e Continuous show daily 2:30 to 11. Tomorrow— 6 Eig Fealure Reels Keystone scream Wednesday— Special 2 reel feature, Keystone Fatty and Mabel's Simple Life Thursday, Friday and Saturdey— The Four Musical Cates; greatest musical act in vaudeville - some more Miss Willls is a favorite g3 7 g'clock. | | ! 0ld McLeod residence in the Mcleod |any way ONLY ONE WEEK BEFORE COLONELS ENGAGE IN EXHIBITION GAMES ATHLETICS, CUBS, CUBAN REDS AND THE BIRMINGHAM TEAM TO PLAY THE COLONELS HERE (By Harry Bloom, Sporting Editor Louisville Evening Post.) Just a week from today the Louis. ville Colonels, who are being put through their training paces at Lakeland will play their first exhi- bition game here. Their opponents will be Connie Mack’s world famous Athletics, winner of the American League championship last year and of the world's championship the year previous. President O. H. Wathen, of the Louisville Colonels, has arranged an unusually attractive series of exhi- bition games for the Lakeland fans. In addition to the champion Philadelphia American teams the other opponents are of distinctly championship caliber. The Chicago Cubs, who will be here later, are acknowledged to be contenders for the National League championship under the leadership of their new mapager, Roger Bres. nahan, this year. The Cubs ma- chine is one which has frequently tasted victory in the National League and in the world's series. The Birmingham team, which is also scheduled to play here, is a champion in its company. The Birmingham team is in the Southern League and for the past two seasons has won the champlonship of that circuit. The Barons, as they are called, arp owned by a millionaire who makes the team his hobby and depends on other interests for his living. Nevertheless the Barons have proved one of the best teams in the league. ‘The other teams to play here are the Cuban Stars and the Havana Reds, both among the best teams in the West Indies. The Reds under the leadership of Joe Massaguer, a well known sport writer of Havana, play the big league teams off their feet in the spring and captured the championship of the island before making their annual the United States. The Redsg begin this week with a series of games in Tampa and St. Petersburg. They have developed players like Marsans, who is a sub - ject of litigation in the baseball suit now in the federal court, Sieglie, who is with the Philadelphia Na tionals, Almeida, a major leaguer | severa] years ago; Palmero, now with the Giants; Acosta, an out- fielder for the Washington Ameri. cans and other stars. From this list of teams it can be seen at a glance that not another town in Florida not excepting Tampa, St. Petersburg, or .hchon-] ville, will have anything on Lake. land when it comes to class in the exhibition games. The teams sched uled are of the highest rank in their class and the fans of Lakeland will see this spring what devotées of the national game pay heavily to see in! the larger citieg of the country this summer. | That Lakeland is enthusiastic on ' the subject of baseball is evident from the praiseworthy move of its leading men in getting a baseball club to train within its confines this spring. But the task of promoting the interest in these spring games, | which deserve the support invasion of WHEN YOU PUT YOUR GOOD MONEY INTO § BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, YOU WANT THE RIGHT § STYLE, THE RIGHT QUALITY, THE RIGHT PRICE. ) THEN BUY YOUR BUILDERS’ FROM US. WE WILL GIVE THE RIGHT STYLE, HARDWARE QUALITY AND PRICE, AND ALSO A SQUARE DEAL LET'S DO EUSINESS WITH EACH OTHER! Lakeland Hardware and Plumbing Co. VAN HUSS’ PLACE Of 8l] | — ———————————————————————————————— fans, should not be left to the few men who worked so hard to get the FOR SALE- club to train here. Everyone inter - ested in the welfare of Lakeland and i who appreciates what the coming of the best teams in the country to play here means, should be out rooting for the Colonels who constitute the home team. The Colonels are the representatives of Lakeland and need the cheering that the Lakeland fans can give them in their efforts to win here. Not a bad idea would be for the merchants who are promoting this enterprise to circulate a petition calling for closed stores on the af. ternoong of the big games, so that everyone whogfeels so inclined can get out to root for the Colonels. This would insure united support of the team, which it needs no less than do the progressive leaders of civic enterprise in Lakeland. ———————————————————————————————— The Ladies of the Maccabees will hold their regular review Tuesday evening, March 9,'at the Mooso hall u . The regular monthly business ses sion of the Vestry. of All Salsts church will meet in the Vestry room of All Saints church at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow (Tuesday), March 9. REV. RICHARD BOLTON, Rector. J. SANDFORD JEWETT, Secy. A CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank the Lakeland fire department for their noble effort this morning to reach the fire at the grove. It was impossible to save the building on account of there be.: ing no hydrant in reach. I also wlsh} to thank everyone that assisted in | to save the household! T. J. FRALEY, Guardian. goods. FOR SALE—Roadster auto, good condition, or trade for lumber or, real estate. Box 517. 3906 FOR SALE—Farm; for pnrt!cul-nv ‘inquire at Telegram office. 3906, | $1 reward if B., Box 686. 3900 LOST—@icycle lamp. returned to C. L. SPPLPDHSPEPLPOPODE Have It Framed| ATTENTION, F. & A. M. Regular meeting of Lakeland | Lodge No. 91, F. & A. M., will be held this evening at 7:30 p. m., at their hall in Smith ‘Hardin building. Work in M. M. degree. Refresh- ments. Visitors cordially invited. g. F. WILSON, W. N. MEETING OF LAKELAND SAVINGS-LOAN CO.! There will be a meeting ' of the| stockholders of the Lakeland Sav ings.Loan Co. at 7:30 tomorrow HETHERINGTON, President. . WILLARD, Seey. M. F. i | RS S Sl T S S Nl N N THE TREY 0’ HEARTS The greatest of serials in 2 big reels LOVERS One of the greatest comedies we have ever shown MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS ‘ A great picture of the Moonshiners VAUDEVILLE Don’t forget to see Albert and Ro zella the singing and daneing mid gets, tonight. They are a jolly pair of fun makers, believe me. We are going to run matinee Tuesday so be The picture you like so well ought to be framed and on the wall where you can see it often. Besides framing preserves your pictures, pho- tographs and inter- esting documents A full linc of Frame Mouldings and excellent workmanship MARGH ANN APRIL BOOK OF FASHION JUST IN COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS IN STOCK The Book Store sure to bring the kiddies. | S¢, 10¢ Green, or see S. One fine Berkshire gilt, | $12 if taken this week. Phone 32 1l Perry . James Anderson, the well known penman and engraver, is in town for a week or two and is located in front !of the Phoenix Barber Shop on Ken . tucky Ave, where he does faney Myrtle Dagmon. card writing and engraving on jew -!tending her credit will do so at elry of all kinds, also enameling of their own risk. names, flags and society emblems on! watch dials while you wait. Now i8 [ akeland, Fla. March sth, 1915, the time. Free, a card with your iname written fancy for the asking. { 3894 NOTICE. On and after this date, I will ‘llnl be resnonsible for any debts incurred by my former wife, Anyone ex- DONATO ALVEREZ. Buy your rubber goods at our store and you will get the kind that last. not the same quality. All rubber goods are Don’t you need a good hot water bag or foun- tain syringe right now. We have a big line of goods made of rubber at the fairest prices. Woods’ Drug Store PHONE 408 WE TAKE CARE PY e Sy TR R R RS S SR SR SRS R R R I LR A R ST L 2 2 2 T Y ALWAYS APPROPRIATE —ALWAYS WELCOME is a gift of cui glass. In our present showing we have many beautitul ar- ticles deep cut in rich designs, such as water sets, fruit dishes, celery trays, water bottles, vases, salad bowls. fern dishes, cologne bottles, powder and puff jars, etc., all speci- ally priced. Conner & O’Steen Postoffice Next Door to Us THE FINISHING TOUCH to a woman's toilet is the jewel she fastens to her bosom. We pay par- ticular attention to this branch of our jewelry business and our dis. play of brooches, pins, chatelaines. lockets, etc., is especially large and unusually attractive and novel. See it by all means. It containg many splendid gift suggestions. Cole & Hull