The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30
Will Supply the Flowers,

Miss Jones ideas as to the quantity
of cut flowers for the reception were
very liberal. She wisely arranged to
have the rooms decorated under the
supervision of Templin & Co., the
florists, they to supply the cut flowers,
plants, palms, etc Tepmlin & Co
guaranteed to have everything needed,
including many rare flowers which
their greenhouses are so well prepared
to supply. The stock of flowers dis
played at the greenhouses, $50 East
Third street, was a delight to Miss
Jones. She bought and took with
her a large bunch of fragrant roses
and carnations. Templin & Co. make
u specially of decorations and floral
designs for weddings, and also floral
designs for funerals.
They have the most exten-
siye and perfectly appointed green
houses and their stock OF flowers and
plants is unusually large and fine.
Telephone 500 black.
Sweets to the Sweet,
Miss Jones and Winifred made ar
rangementS with Hoffman Bros, 1870
West Main street, for their ice cream,
sherbets and confections for the re-
ception They We're assured that
there would be no disappointment,
and samples of pineapple and orange
sherbets and hand made chocolates
including bitter sweets and opera
creams, and home made caramels were
eaten by the girls and pronounced
entirely satisfactory. They bought
for immediate consumption and to eat
on their trip east, several boxes of
candies. Hoffman Bros, are prepar-
ed to meet all demands for ice cream
and water ices for weddings, parties,
receptions, for families or by the sin
gle dish. Their brick ice cream is
very popular Telephone 373 black,
View the Suburbs.
Mrs. Jones expressed desire to
take drive and look at Florence
from the outside. Mr.. Jones tele-
phoned from the hotel to s. Y. Hig-
gins Pioneer livery stable, 20l East
Main street, aud fine double car
riage drawn by an elegant span of
blacks and driven by gentlemanly
appearing man, was soon at the hotel.
The Jones family was driven about
the city aud then out on the excel
lent neighboring roads
Mrs. Jones was pleased with Flor
ence's surroundings. Mr.. Jones ex-
pressed surprised at the very reason
able charge made by Mr.. Higgins for
ths use of the carriage.
| s. 7. Higgins has au elegant line
of carriages for weddings, parties,
reception or drives. A fine landau
furnished to order. Carriages for
funerals at reasonable prices Be.
sides a livery, Mr.. Higgins conducts
boarding, feed and sales stable,
Horses are fed and cared for at reason
able rates. Telephone, 8Ol red,
A Delicious Lunch,
After an evenings entertainment
it is the custom of Hon. Thomas Jones
to invite his family ot a restaurant
and partake of cozy family dinner
He found the Idlewild restaurant
and short order house, il3-ll5 South
Pixies Peak avenue, W. A. Harvey.
proprietor, the ideal place for first
class lunch or dinner The dining
room is finely fitted. furnished aud
decorated. the tables are supplied with
all the delicacics of the season, as
we'll as the substantials, and, as the
Hon. Tom remarked to Mrs. Jones,
Harvey's cook evidently understands
his business. This restaurant
makes speciality of short orders. and
the lunch counter is open all night.
Regular meals are served at moderate
prices. A specialyt made of oysters