Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-08-26
LaWieY.

LAWt0yy ria, aug. I'll. ID. hill
left last week for business and pleas.
ure trip to Tennessee and Kentucky
Mr.. Hill is the local real estate agent fol
the West-Raley- Handy Company, OF
Jacksonville, who own large tract Of
land near here, and during his trip he
will meet several people who will form
a colony and locate here this fall.
Mrs. Rosa OFT, of Gainesville, visited
friends here last week
Senator A. Il. Adkins, of Starke, was
q visitor to LawteY last week
Miss Rosa Matthews visited relatives
in Lafayette county last week.
+. ID. Smith returned last week from
White Springs, where he has been
spending several weeks for his health.
Miss Rebecca Whitehead left last
Thursday for Starke, where she will
spend several weeks visiting relatives
aud friends.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Tetston, of
Jacksonville, visited relatives and
/ friends here last week.
DR.. and Mrs. u. G Turner, OF Lake
land, are visitors to Lawtey this week as
tie guests of Mrs. J. E. Brown.
Geo L. Futch is visiting relatives and
friends in EIarbee this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Rogers, of Put
nam Hall, and Mrs. H. L. Miller, Of
Hampton, were the guests of Mrs. 3. L.
Blanchard the first of the week.
MessTs. a. Lowery and Marion Will
son were visitors to Jacksonville last
Sunday.
Sheriff Langford, of Starke, was q
visitor to Lawtey Tuesday.
Harold Pearce transacted business in
Jacksonville last Saturday.
The union temperance rally at the
". f. church last Sunday evening was
largely attended. AS it was impossible
for Rev. Collins, superintendent of the
Florida Anti-Saloon League, to be pres
ent, Rev. Loveless was sent to fill the
Rev. Loveless is a good
speaker and he spoke about All hour and
half, explaining facts to the audience
why every voter should vote for the
amendment at the November election. |
The lecture was enjoyed by all.
The S. A. l.. baseball nine, of Jack
sonville, VINO played a double-header
here with the Lawtey nine a few DAYS
ago and broke even, came up last Sat-
nrdsy and played the rubber. Owing
to the rain, the game was called at the
End OF the fifth inning with the score :
TO 2 IN favor of the S. a. L. nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Alvarez, of Starke.
we're visiting relatives and friends here
asst Sunday.
Miss Martha Dees, of Starke, was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Harry Dressing,
asst Sunday.
Dr. Wills, of Starke, was a visitor to
Iawtey last Saturday and Sunday.
We are panied to announce the death
u little Smythie LoadEoltz, aged IL
7ears, which occurred last Sunday at
'he home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
u. L. Loadholtz, from typhoid fever.
She was patient sufferer for IL days,
when death came to her release. Little
'mythie was a faithful attendant at
10Th Sunday and public schools, taking
treat interest in each. She will be
yrestly missed by her many friends and
'lsymates. Funeral services were held
It the house Monday morning at s
o'clock, Rev. Joseph Antle conducting
he obsequies. The interment was at
he Lswtey cemetery. The bereaved
amily have the heartfelt sympathy of
he entire community.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to extend our heartfelt
hanks to our friends and neighbors for
heir kindness to US during the sickness
nd death of our beloved daughter ,
mythie.
NJ. L. LoADHOLTZ,
SARAH LOADHOLTZ.