The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-02
AUBURNDALE NOTES.

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Cunning of Auburndale. There are
mail order businesses galore in Op-
| Grafton all over America, but it has
been left for Mr.. Cunning to take
advantage OF the system and from
it develop a special line. He is
making a specially of mail order
packages of Florida fruits. The fruit
is all selected with special care and
unusual precautions are taken in
the packages that they may reach
their destination in the most per-
feet condition. He prepays all ex-
press charges on the goods and esti-
mates that he is at the present time
one Of the best patrons of the ex-
press companies at this point.
The first shipment Of the present
season was made this week and az
the fruit is of exceptional quality,
he anticipates that he will have
about all that he can handle as the
season advances. MIR. Dunning is
one of that type of men who be-
lieve In doing all that they do to
the best of their ability, and at
tributes his success in this novel
business to being able first Of all to
secure the quality of fruit that the
highland lake country produces, and
then to taking care of his customers
in a manner that is satisfactory to
them In every sense.
Mr.. A. ]. MObley has purchased
for his private use, this winter one
Of the finest horses that has been
seen in this vicinity. That he may
enjoy the driving that is afforded in
the vicinity of this city he has not
alone been content to get the best
horse that could be procured here
but has also fitted out with an
equipment to match.
A. w. Brainerd and wife of Law
renee, Mass, will sail from Boston
on the 3lst, to again take up their
winter quarters at Auburndale for
the winter. Mr. Branerd is a re-
tired cotton mill man having been
mill superintendent of some of the
largest mills in that state. He has
a grove Of sixteen acres which is
under the management of ]. w.
Robinson in his absence. The grove
IS looking very fine now and, will
produce some very high grade fruit
his year.
The Seminole Club will open its
lOors for the winter season on Nov.
18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts will have
'harge of the club this season ands
lnder their efficient management
he club will undoubtedly be very
popular with its members this year.
rhe annual dinner will take place
IS usual early in January and is an
vent that is eagerly looked forward
o by the entire membership as be-
ng the one great feature of the
eason and will be participated in
y every one that can possibly at
end.
Situated as the club is on Lake
Ariana with its superb fishing boat
ng and bathing facilities its at
FACTIONS are such that they cannot
asily be resisted. The prospects
Or successful and enjoyable sea-
On were never brighter than at
A most enjoyable entertainment
q furnished the guests of the
on Ariana last week, when on the
velfth anniversary of their we'd
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Evans en-
rtalned in honor of Mrs. Evans i,
'other. Mr. James. who is a guest
the hotel and a most delightful :
lest at the hotel. The entire af.
ir was participated in by all the
tests OF the hotel and a most de.
shtful repast prepared as only the 4
otel Ariana management knows
w 10 serve. was partaken of by all. =
tier the supper dancing and games y
ere INDUCED in and the affair was
ought to close in the wee small
'urs, everyone having had a most
joyable time. =
Chas. E. Armstrong was on D
sht seeing and prospecting trim
ST week to lake Jackson. He re-
IT'S fine time and is contemplate o
8 another trip to the same locali- ri
In short time to take advantage
the exceptional hunting and fish,
g that is afforded there. -
Mr.. George Sebring has taken his r.
'tor boat from Lake Alfred to U
Ike Jackson where he intends to
I'D in the near future. The boat
3 hunting and fishing in this lake
sure to be taken adxantasa lei