The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-05-14
SHORT PARAGRAPHS
About Events In Funta 0Orda.
Local News Briefly Told.

MT EuW flIIgefHlui OF IaliallhB-
see. State inspector of prisons, was a
-, pleasant visitor In this sanGtum.
Tuesday afternoon, Ho had been
: to the convict camp at Hickman
- and found 1t and the prisoners In
satisfactory condition. Yesterday
morning, he went up to Gardner TO
. inspect the camp there
, Basket for the Barlow Laundry
leuves COTS grocery store every
, Tuesday. Send all clothing to the
? store and be sure to have 1t there on
that day. Basket returns Saturday
: SatisfactiCn guaranteed. --lStf
3 Mrs. NJ. s. Weeks and daughter,
Miss NJ. b, Weeks started. Tuesday
evening, on their return 10 their
home IN New IberlN, Ln They
: have been here for several weeks
past ON u visit to Mrs, WeckS's son,
Mr.. j. M. Weeks, who made their
stay very pleasant aud who accom-
panied them on their journey as far
as Jacksonville.
Two Lots 5Of, by l60ft each well |
located IN residence section OF BOcu |
Graude, Fla,-the new town on the |
GulfOf Mexico terminus oi Char
lotte Harbor and Northern Ry win
be sold cheap on account Of III honlth
-Jno. II, Harrington, PuutH GOrda
Fla.
Judge George W. Mcblne wishes
II known that he rs u candidate for
denomination ~ Justice If tho peace
for this district and be will grently
appreciate any support gwen him.
Being well posted by experience
as To the duties Of the office, he feels
that he Is better qualified than ever
to serve the people to their entire
satisfaction.
The Arcadia steam laundry is
managed In the most careful, sys
tomatic manner and guarantees sat
isfaction to all it's customers, Being
u home institution, II should have {
the support OF all DeSo,o county
people.-S, q. TONS, Agent, at
Kings fruit store.--lStf.
Col l. r. Barwick, of Manatee
county, candidate for senator, spent l
Il few hours here, Tuesday, and was :
u welcome caller IN this office. He {
was cordially greeted by every body
along the business avenue and as !
sured that he would get 300 votes 1
here next Tuesday. He Is confident
that he will carry both Manatee and n
DeSoto counties by handsome ma :
jorities.
j, NJ. Lanier and Son have Just re-
ceived from Charleston large ship. =
nent OF Germofert fertilizers, which "
are claimed to be the very best for :,
vegetables, farm crops and fruits MS y
hey are cheapest, Lanier and Son
ire selling feed stuifs, groceries aud
ertillzers at less than prevailing al
,rices. Cali on them and see --lQtf.
Mrs. Goldstein left on Monday vr
morning for protracted absence X
broad. sire went first TO Tampa to @
pend n few days with friends, after b
which she will visit friends and rel. x
tives in Philadelphia aud New D
FORK and then 90 on to Europe to S
isit her original home, kindred aud &
Id friends. She expects to be gone Z
i'll next winter, Quite II number Of Y
'iends were at the depot to bid her
dieu on her departure.
Hereafter all bills must be paid
'ithln one week after the expiration
each month, otherwise accounts A
I'LL be closed, we like to accOmmo. g
ate our friends and patrons with x
fedit and extension OF time for pay D
lent when desired. but scarcity of N
honey and business depression *
'rces us 10 THIS action. - PUNTA @
oRDA DRY GOODS Co. y
The trustees have reelected all X
'e present high school faculty with K.
10 exception of Miss Chevs, who -
III take work elsewhere. Her a
lace will be filed by Mrs. II. :. N
ickard, who was u teacher in the "a
'hool year or SO ago and gave n
sneral satisfaction. Miss Wilcox n
as returned for the summer to her
ONE In Jacksonville, Miss Heusted
hers at Charlotte Harbor, Miss 4
nderson to hers at Levon. Miss [
utter is visiting her home folks IN =
akeland and will be back home
onday to help Assessor Cooner IN =.