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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28
SARAH GFRNHARDT TO BE AT
EDISONIA TOMORROW NIGHT

The Edisonia offers its patrons II
fine show for tomorrow night, Sarah
Eernhardt appearing in the Latosca
This is a two-rccl picture and will
lie witnessed by IA large audience no
doubt. The third reel will be 4 pic
ture of the Balkan war.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28
G.l. A. to B. Of L. Z.

Orange Blossom Div No 49'
G. |. A. to Il. of L. h meets ever,
second and fourth Wednesdays o.
Zach month at $40 D. m. Visiting
sisters always welcome
MRS. J. e. BROWN Sec'y
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28

people wonder where the
goes that a newspaper or
Office makes, it being gen
nlcrstood that practically
! is clear gain. Still part of
- cotten rid of as evidenced
iatt that today this Office
\ order for approximately
8 nth of white paper, of one
b. uScd for certain contract
connected with its two
or its general job print
afsS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28

+ J Darracott, President of
p C., wishes to announce
ans, their widows or de-
ny have crosses of hon
wing to her Immediately,
20 President has sent ont
ion that these can be Sc
time having been extended
ar, Mrs. Darracott also
daughters to pay up
rs all those not paying
+ will have to be stricken
p" roll IF members.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28
:, ! q 9 :, :, . (. = :, (, :. :. . : !
!, q 9 100, 10000 q q . & 8 i

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Lakeland Lodge NO. 81. r. e.
NJ. Regular communications held cl
second and itn Mondays AZ $50 y
IN. Visiting brethren cordially IN
vlted J. l.. l.OYE, w N
]. F. WILSON. Secy
Lakeland Chapter, K. a. NJ. ~
- meets the first Thursday ni4ht -
each month In Masonic Hall. Visit
ing companions vel omcd. (.
Arendell, Sec'y; J. +. Wilson. u. =
Palm chapter, ~ n. 5. meets evpi'
second and fourth Thursday nii"t
Il each month at 1880 y m. Mr.
Flora Keen, ". NJ. Lucie + l.
Eaton, Secy.
Lakeland lamp No. Is. " o ="
meets every second and fourth Thurs
day night. Woodmen Circle fir
nri Thnrsdats. " ! Fstiid ~
council Commander. Mrs Sallie Scip
ler Guardian of Circle.
K. orP.
Regular meeting every Tuesda'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28

ID Mrs. Nelson Wolcott. of
nsas, have arrived in
Tor tho winter and are
located at Mrs. Wilkin-
on South Florida Avenue.
ct. who is the cashier OF
aers' State Bank in his home
attracted to Lakeland be-
ho fact that his son has a
18th the company that has
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28

Lake Lodge No. ., l. Q. O, f..
meets Friday NIGHTS at 1880, at |
. q +. hall NiSitin" brothers are
cordially invited
]. L. REYNOLDS, Soc.
w. p. PlLLI'NS, y, &.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28

1t 1880 at Odd Fellows Hall. Visit.
Ing members always welcome.
+. ID. BRYAN.
Chancellor COmnlander
A N ACKSON. Secretary
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28

tcier went down to
toiay where she has Of
Nes tri-weekly trips to
where she has a large
e.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28

IgIrkaart. Of High
visiting her mother,
l. man.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28

the contract for putting down the
paving at Lakeland and Tampa, and
with his family will move to Lake
land very shortly. This is Mr.. and
Mrs. Wolcott's l.st visit to Florida
and they ale especially delighted
with Lakeland and surrounding coun-
try.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28

Elnora Rcbcl.ah Lodge No. !
meets every second and fourth Mon
day nights at |. O. y. +. hall Visit
ing brothers and sisters cordially in
vitCd.
MRS. JULIA FRENCH, ~ G.
MRS. Il. +. ROBERTSON, See.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28
IL Case Of Fire
|pI,oae 5000

Of Oklawaha, is the
daug sitter, Mrs. F. {.
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POST 80, G. A. K.

POST 80, G. A. X.
Meets the first Saturday In every
month AT 10 I m at the home OF
}, A. Sparkling on Kentucky avenue
4 G. SlIAFFER, Commander.
J. r. TAJ.LEY, Adjutant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-28

.ure of the Balkan war.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-04-19

fornia. His name is Louis Wheeler
He lives on an alfalfa ranch and plays
in the alfalfa and the sand. have
never seen him. He was three years
old in January.
My grandma Is living with them
now and Louis coaxes for her to 60
out and "help him shovel sand"
My other cousins names are Lemuel
and Lester Moffett. They are brothers.
They are Iowa boys. They have
light hair and blue eyes. Lemuel Is
4 years old and Lester is year old.
When Lemuel was little fellow he
was always into mischiefs, and one
day when hts mamma washed she set
the starch back out of his reach, she
thought, but he got it down some way
and took the pan and turned 1t up
side down on his head and the starch
ran down and got all over him. We
think they will visit us before long.
have another cousin who lives
in California. He is married man.
His name is Lyburn. They have
babe boy named Charles Dale. He Is
Just a few weeks old. My other
cousins name is Lawrence. He lives
with his mother and brother about
mile and a half from US. He Is 13
years old. He has light hair and blue
eyes. Ethel Nicklin, age IL.
Selma, Iowa.
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LEoRA's "R" RELATIVES.

Dear Editor and Juniors:
will write letter on names be-
genning with r.
1 have an Aunt Rosie who lives four
miles east of Brighton, Iowa. She
has two girls. their names are Minnie
and Jennie. Minnie. is 20 years old
and Jennie will be years in October.
She is just three months older than I
am. Then mother has an Aunt Rose
She lives in Boone, Iowa, and has one
boy and one girl. Their names are
Grace and Fred. Their papa is dead.
Il have two uncles whose names be-
gin with R. They are Rennie and
Roy. Rennie lives east Of Washing
ton, Iowa. He has one little girl
named Ethel Bernice. l Rennie and
Roy were here yesterday helping papa
saw wood. Uncle Roy lives just about
two miles from us. He has one little
girl, Gladys, and one little boy named
Raymond Rex. Uncles Roy and Rem.
ME are both papa's brothers. Ray
mond Rex is about 2 years old and
very bright. He got some new shoes
the other day and his mamma put them
on him, and he took his old ones,
which were good yet, and slipped
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EUGENE'S RELATIVES.

Dear Juniors:-I have so many rela-
tives whose names begins with M.
My papas name is Mont Beck. Once
he was feeding corn cutter when his
glove got caught in the cog wheels. 1t
caught the thumb first then it took the
next two fingers. He has to write be-
tween the other two fingers.
My mothers name begins with M.
Her name is Maybelle.
. My uncle's name is Morris. He
lives the second house from us. His
wife is Mary Alice Stroud. She is
very fat She has two girls whose
names are Vearl Maude, and Elsie May
Stroud.
l have two aunts whose names are
Minnie Stroud and Marie Beck.
My aunt Minnie lived in Ottumwa
but now she has moved to Kansas.
She had little boy whose name Is
Howard.
My Aunt Marie came from Germany.
She married my fathers brother.
Eugene Beck, Age 8.
Hedrick, Iowa.
P. 81 would like to exchange cards
with some of the Juniors.
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HELEh's COUSIN QUEEN.

Dear Juniors:
l have cousin whose name is
Queen.
She was born In Ottumwa, Iowa. No
'vember 80, 1900.
They moved to Oklahoma when she
was two years old. They lived there
about three years and then they
moved back to Ottumwa, where she
has lived ever since.
I stayed at their house three years
and went to school.
We are very good friends and go to
see each other very often.
She has dark hair and large gray
eyes. She is very jolly to be with.
While they were in Oklahoma they
were in cyclone. Their house was
blown away and everything in 1t. They
were in a cave when the house was
blown away.
Helen Sayler, aged IL.
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ORA SAYS THIS IS HER THIRD
LETTER.

Dear Juniors:
AS have written twice and have
never seen my letter in print I thought
would write again. am going to write
about TO-" MY name is Ora Nelson. I
am dark complexioned; have brown
eyes and black hair. am ten years old.
NJ birthday is the 18th Of April. am
about feet tall. weigh about seventy
pounds. 1 was born the 18th day Of
April in the year 1902 l also have a sis
ter whose name begins with o. Her
name is Ollie Simpson. She has light
hair and light blue eyes. She is about 5
feet tall. She is 20 years old. Her bir1l-
day is the 18th Of September. She was
born in the year 1893. have brother
whose name begins with o. His name
is Earl Dram Nelson. He is about 6k
feet tall. He has light hair and blue
eyes. His birthday is the 18th of Oct
ober. He Is "a years old. He was boIe
in the year 1898. Ny schoolmate's name
is Ollie Saulsberry. She has black hair
and brown eyes. She is about 5 feet tall
and don't know when her birthday is.
Ora Nelson,
Chandler, Okla, r. 2.
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with "R" will write about them.
have q brother and nephew whose

with "R" will write about them.
have brother and nephew whose
names are Rex.
|. My brothers middle name Is Bryan.
He has auburn hair and grey eyes. He
is five feet five inches tall and was
born in Iowa Oct. IS, 1896. He was
Is years old Oct. IS.
My nephew's name Ia Rex William
Decker. He was named for his father
and uncle. He has dark brown hair
and blue eyes. He was born June "a,
1911, and lives near Farson, Iowa. He
will be two years old this June. He is
rosy checked, chubby and very sweet.
l also have niece whose name is
Rena Muldoon. She has dark brown
hair and blue eyes. She was born Nov.
"a, 1908, and lives near Bladensburg.
Iowa. She will be five years Of age
this November. She has two sisters
and baby brother.
have friend whose name is Rosa
Eta Roberts. She has brown hair
and grey eyes. She Is five feet tall and
was born April 4, 1900. She lives four
and one-half miles east Of our place,
and went to school where did during
which time we were seatmates. Last
summer we had fine time visiting
with each other.
Well, as I have no more relatives or
friends whose name begins with ''R"
I will close.
Hildred Warder, Age 13.
OttumWa, lows, Route No. 1
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ETHEL ON HER PAPA.

Dear Editor and Juniors:
We take the Tri-Weeklyt Courier,
and read the Junior page every Sat.
urday. like the name contest very
we'll, so I will write about my papa
first.
His name is Lloyd. He is 81 years
old and is five feet five inches tall
He has dark, curly hair and blue eyes
He was born in West Virginia. and
came to Iowa when he was just lit
tie boy. They came on steamboat
He has five brothers and one sister
We live on the farm that was his boy
hood home.
l have two Aunt Lauras. One OF
them lives at Eldon and the other on
la farm one mile east Of Selma
/ have five cousins whose names be
gin with L. One Of them lives in Cali
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THE COURIER JUNIOR,
Published by
THE COURIER PRINTING CO.,
orTuMWA, IOWA.
MATILDA oEvEREAux,
EDITOR.
CALIFORNIA JUNIOR IS AWARDED
PRIZE TOO.

Dear Juniors: Last week We shouic
have awarded two prizes instead Of
one. And the one to whom the other
prize was due, is Fay Davis of Ontario
Cal. formerly of Farson. Fay's splen.
did essay in the co." and "P." contest
was accfd entally pigeonholed. How
ever. We will make amends by award
ing her prize this week: we Wish
all the Juniors could see now neatly
Fay's letter is written. The juniors
can Judge Of her work somewhat by
reading her essay in today's Junior. !,
The prize winner in the g." and
.R." contest is Zaida Alvira White:
Her essay too shows great care ana
neatness. We are always so glad
when the Juniors take especial pains
with the makeup" of their work.
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MINNIE WRITES FOR LETTER
CONTEST PRIZE.

Dear Editor:
thought would try and write let
ter on the letter contest.
I wrote once before and got the prize
and the nice postal card, so thought
| would try and write again.
was so surprised to get SO nice q
prize.
I should think all the Juniors would
like the editor Of this paper II they get
as nice prizes as did. NJ
have quite a few relatives with
names beginning with r. but none with
I will write about my cousin. Her
name Is Benie (Mills) Carnaham. She
has brown hair and blue eyes. She
lives at Des Moines, Iowa. She Is a
trained nurse She has been nursing
most all the time until this spring. She
married Charlie Carnaham about q
year ago. He Is a trained nurse too.
They used to live in Des Moines but
they moved Just outside Of town this
spring.
She has four sisters and two broth
ers. Their names are Ruby. Daulby,
Etha, Don, Evadne, Ethel and Russell
Mills. She goes to see her folks once in
a while.
When she was nursing she did not
see them very often. Her sister Ruby
Daulby lives at Nevada, la.
SAe mas UIdCk Halt duu pldSN SSSS
She married Ben Daulby. She has lit
tie boy. His name is Malcon Melvern.
lie is six months old. have never seen
him. but I am anxious to see him as ne
can walk some now.
Etha stays at Nevada, Iowa, at her
sister Ruby's. she is Is years old. She
goes to school at Nevada. She first went
to the public school then she went to
town school. Now she is going to the
academy at Nevada. Iowa. hope when
am as old as she is will have as good
an education.
Don works out He did work in North
Dakota. He plougher with gasoline
engine. They raised lot of wheat
where he stayed. Evadne and Ethel go
to school. Russell stays at home as he
is not old enough to go to school.
/ have great aunt. Her name IS
Rosetta Vincent. She lives at Tacoma
Iowa. She is widow. Raymond
Mills is my uncle. He lives I'm the coun-
try. He and his brother Oral have a
goat and wagon. They have great time
playing with the goat.
1t seems funny to call him uncle as
he is only 10 years old. He Is my papa's
half brother.
Ruth Vincent is nv cousin. She lives
at Ottumwa, Iowa. I have lot OF
cousins. Their names are Roy Carpen-
ter, Russell Gray, Reuben johnson,
Roscoe and Robert Edwards.
Minnie e. Mills.
.:r Lacona, Ia, r. No. IL.
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Dear Editor:-I am very much in.
terested in the name contest, and
thought l would try and write about
my relatives whose names begin with
20" and "R."
My granfather's name is John
Quincy White. He was born In Dear
born county, Ind, on July "a, 1924. In
the year of 1849 he with his family
moved to Cedar township, Mahaska
county, where he still resides Five
years before he emigrated to Mahask:>
county he was married to Alvira
Hough. She is my name-sake. They
have been married sixty-nine years,
and are able to do their work. They
(grandpa and grandma) will be 80 and
IS years old in July.
Now for my aunts and cousins
whose names begins with r."
have three aunts and eight cous.
ms whose names begins with ''R."
Aunt Rachael Hockey lives in He'd
rick, Iowa. She has three children,
Rella, who is married, and lives in st.
Edwards, Neb. Her husband is an un-
dertaker. Norman Is also married and
lives in Fremont, Iowa.He Is a mail
carrier. Ross Is q bookkeeper for a
lumber company In Oskaloosa, Iowa.
and has been there several years. He
Is the youngest child and is single.
Aunt Rhoda Mccain lives on farm
near Fremont, Ia. My sister and al
ways love to visit her. She has no
children, but is such Jolly compan-
ion. She let's as lido her ponies.
which we enjoy very much.
Aunt Rpxana Hagan makes her
home with her parents (my grand
parents) In Hedrick. Ia, at the pres
ent. Her home was formerly In Girls.
tobal, Panama, but when her husband
who wa locomotive engineer across
the isthmus died, she came back I'd
her old home.
Roy Philippe lives in Ottumwa. HE
father Is one of the firm Of the Mid.
land Metal Mfg. Co.
Rex White. Rex White, ST., lives In
Kirksville, Mo. He Is the other Rex's
uncle. He has one sister and one
Clay. Rex goes to school, He is
about II years old. Rex, Jr., lives in
Oskaloosa. He IL not year old. I
never have seen him.
Rex Bottorff lives near Hedrick, Ia.
He is IL years old. He has two sis
ter's and one brother, Their names
are Meta, Edith and Ralph. Ralph is
16 years old. He attends the Hedrick
high school.
Ray White lives IN Fremont, Ia. He
was married to Miss Beulah Harper of
Hedrick, Ia, this last winter. never
knew Ray very well, but am we'll &C
quainted with his wife.
I think have mentioned all of
my relatives whose names begin with
20" and "R-"
Zaida Alvira White, Age Is.
Bloomfield, Iowa. Route No. 3.
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Ottumwa, Iowa, R. F. D. No. Z.
RUSSELL.

have cousin whose name is Rus
sell Clifford. He was born November
26, 1901. He was born in Sedan, Kas.,
where he now lives. He has dark hair
and blue eyes. He has a brother and
had a sister who died before he was
born. His brothers name is Harold
and his sisters name was Gladys.
Russell is in the fifth grade at
school. He has been to Iowa to visit
US twice. The first time he was here
he was four years old. The last time
he was ten years old. When he was
here last we had a good time coasting
on our sleds. was very sorry when
he had to 60 home.
Flora McSweyn, aged IL.
Ottumwa, Ia, r. F. D. No. 8.
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QUIT POWELL.

I will write about Quit Powell
He lives in Eddyville. never
knew him, but papa did and read
about him in the paper.
I guess they called him Quit be-
cause there were enough Powells.
I think it is funny name, don't
you?
MY mamma used to go to school to
a lady by the name of Queen Her
name was Queen Williams and size
was a good teacher.
There's a Quentin Roosevelt.
That's all the people know that
begin their names with co."
Leora Isabella McSweyn.
[Leora forgot to tell her age and
give her address,
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= and Polly are talking to each other.
When Polly's mistress went away
she gave Polly to the friend she hal
found. The schoolboy could not be con
tent to let her stay In her prison. "Sh,
must come out part of every day,
he said. At first he used to leave thu
cage door open and call her, and sht
would quickly follow him, but SHE
could not fly. Her wings had beer
folded so long she had lost the power
of using tSem.
She could walk, and she did, follow
ing after him wherever he went, and
if he went too fast, she would call;
when he stopped and gave his hand
she would mount, and slowly, by
means of bill and feet, she would
! climb to his shoulder. When nestled
close to his face like this, she was per
fectly happy, and would try to feed
| him as mother parrots feed their young
! ones!
i Polly's nature was not in the least
changed to any one else, and well
remember she would chase the rest OF
the boys and girls round the room, try
ing to peck their legs. She never
could go fast, but had clumsy way
of putting one foot over the other, and
she used her bill almost like third
foot, especially In climbing.
I used to be in terror Of her when
she was loose.
She climbed very well indeed, espec'
tally IL cloth or curtain was hanging
beside the place she wished to climb
to, and she could hold this. She
made great holes in everything with
her sharp bill, and she would tear the
legs and other parts Of furniture to
pieces unless she was watched. When
ever she became suddenly very quiet,
we knew she was up to some mischief
She could talk and whistle and laugh,
and she would sway her body to and
fro, while chuckling and laughing, as
though she really understood and en-
joyed the joke.
Her wickedest trick was to get into
the coal scuttle and pitch the coal out
all over the carpet! She made for the
coal scuttle directly she caught sight
of it, and we had to carry it right out
Of the room when she was loose, or
she would get into it. believe she
was really trying to take a dust-bath
Just as our little wild English birds do.
Poor Polly! She missed the happy
natural life she was intended to have
with her own mate and her little, fam
lily. The boy would gladly have set
her at liberty, but she could never
have lived in England except as cage
bird.-M A. Wigley, In Little AMI
mails Friend"
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Dear Editor: I will write about my
friend Ruth WEIGH.
She was born September II, 1893
near Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. She lived
there till she was nine years old and
then moved to a place near Batavia
with her parents, where she now
lives. F
She goes to school at Hickory
Ridge and is In the eighth grade. Hez
teachers name is Edith Bowles.
My friend has two brothers and
three sisters. Their names are Alice,
Florence. Gladys, Harry and Forest.
She has dark hair and brown eyes
do not know of any persons
whose name begins with q" whom
I could write about
Iva Webb, age IA. b
r. F. D. No. 2, Batavia, Iowa.
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49," AND IT."

For this weeks contest the Juniors
ran tell us about some persons whose
names begin with "S." or IT.. VI
conrse We have a great number OF very
interesting stories in the name contest
which have never been published, but
the Juniors can expect to see their
essays before very long.
II the Juniors fail to understand
lust what a name contest means an
they have to do is to read some OF the
stories In today's Junior.
The writers can select their prizes
from among the following articles:
A picture book, box Of candy, letter
paper. fountain pen, pocket knl1e'
work box. doll or roller skates.
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HAS NOT SEEN HER SIS
TER FOR SIX YEARS.

Dear Editor:
AS l have never written before
thought I would write a story on the
letter contest.
1 will write about my sisters. have
seven sisters living and one brother.
One sister is not living. Their names
are Goldie, Carrie, Mabel, Myrtle. Ell
nora, Ethel, Mary. My brothers name
is Dewey.
I have not seen one Of my sisters for
six years. She is coming back this
summer.
One lives in Marshalltown and one
lives in California. and the others live
in Jefferson county.
I have two sisters at home and my
brother.
I go to school every day. M teachers
name Is Miss Jennie Bowers. My school
will be out the 18th Of May.
I would like to hear from some OF the
Juniors.
Edith Anderson, age 8,
Birmingham, Ia, r. No. 3.
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BLANCHE HAS BLUE EYES.

Dear Editor:
am little girl years old. have
blue eyes and light hair. I wear
glasses.
My grandma's name is Matte. she
takes the Courier. She lives in Mis-.
souri,. She has black hair and gray
eyes, and is 81 years old.
have an aunt whose name Is
Myrtle. She is mammals sister. She
lives in Missouri, too. She is % years
old. She has little girl whose name
is Mary Frances. She Is II months
Id. She is short and fat and as cute
as she can be- She has blue eyes
and light hair.
Ny teachers name Is Miss Nellle
Stevens. like her fine. She lives
in Batavia. She has black hair and
blue eyes.
Blanche Rice, age 9.
PackWOOd, Iowa.