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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24

The oldest bank IN the county.
Transacts . general banking business.
Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts
sold on al the principal cities of the
country and Europe. Have made spe.
cisl arrangements to collect money
due from estates In foreign countries.
The accounts of farmers, merchants
and individuals respectfully solicited.
Special care given to any business In.
trusted to VI.
Telephone 10. 70.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24

cational institution that has invested
In New Haven stock has suffered loss
In endowment fund,
Looting the New Haven has been q
looting OF the people. That Is why
the Interstate Commerce commission
advises prosecution for violation Of
law, and for restitution OF stolen
moneys. The attorney general may
secure conviction for violation OF law.
He may secure restoration OF moneys
actually taken from the treasury OF
the railroad for crooked financial
deals. But no prosecution Of any kind
will restore to the holders Of secur'
tiles the s2l0 per share they have lost
through this crookedness. The prin'
cipal effect Of prosecution will he to
prevent In the future similar lootinl
Of railroad properties.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24
Order OF Publication.
'rA dlaa @r ~ y! !i iiSI,. ="
Mary NJ Foley, plalntif,

STATE OF MlssprRI,,,..
County ~ Holt
Mary ", Foley, plaintiff,
Henry Foley, Defendant.
In the Circuit Court, October Term, lalt
AZ III, sth day ofluly, illt, ~ varailnn of
H. Nj, caan,y v s,,,o w9., and 3 aIs, her
psttttnn, alleging among other things, thtt
the defendant, Henry Foley, i not resident
az the state of Missouri. hut 4, a nonresident
~ hi, state. aud cannot h. summoned with
the Ordinary process OF IN TINS he'ioh' '"
this state. A., 49,,
signed Clerk OF said Court, In vacation, INA,
said defendant he notified by publication that
| plaintiff has commenced suit asilhst nun
~ which, l., that pIuintln seeks Ia he d.
4 vorced from the bonds ~ matrlmony .on
| tractrd brtween plaintiff tnh hefrnhtn'' ~
| FOUND, that III. defendant became ana was
| addicted to habltual dfunkrnne>, tnt ~.
space OF one year hnd 9neren ~ p,.nd,.r
| pluintifr's runiiti, u tntorrlhlri IN IN, mat
The defendant ABUSED plaintln, hySal,ln hef
~ names aud g,lns prot,ne ana '"'s''"'
And inat unless the said defendant, Henry
Foley, lie aud appear ~ thl, court l ~,
! next Term Thereof, 10 hr hc.un ana hr'i ~
| the Court House, In the tity forrion IN
| said county, an
MONDAY, THE s6Tu DAY OF OCTOBER
1914,
! aud on or before the hrst daS nf ,niu ,c'n,
answer or plead Ia che plnintln : r'il"'i, ~
said cause, the same WI pe thheh W ~ ~
fessed, aud Judgment Will he rehuereu nc
| curdingly, .....,,,,. A. ,,.,
of he published Ia The Holt County senlinel !,
| n nrwsnnnpr printed and published IN the
County of Holt ana state OF Missouri ana
designated by. plaintiffs attorney tor t9h hp
| weeks succpssively, at least once \ week the
| last insertion to be at least thirty days before
wv "''' wy w Wv f.. a. DUNBAR
| Clerk OF Holt County Circuit Court
A true copy from the records
| Witness my hand and the seal ot sa'u
- Court. this sth day of in.y ~
Clerk OF Holt County Circuit Court
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24

WHEREAS, susetta Tahl, u widow. b> her
certain trust deed Of date February .oth,
1911 tiled for record, aud recorded Ia the Re
corder's oifice In Holt County Missouri, on
April 18th, i?lt, IL book NJ page $50 CON
veyed TO the undersigned Trustee he follow
Ing described property, In Trust, To secure
the payment ~ tile pronlssOry note IN shld
Trust Deed described, tO-witi
The West One Hundred and Twenty feet OF
Lot Eight ~, Ia Block forty-twn 90 ~ tue
City ~ Oregon, Holt County, Missouri: tN'
cept The North Twenty i've C!Sl feet OF the
same, Aud Whereas, II is provided IN ana ny
the terms ~ said Trust Deed that N defaull
should he made In the payment. Of the SAID
debt and Interest according Ia The terms of
said note, the said Trustee should At the re-,
quest ~ the holder Of said note sci the shld
property to pay the said debt ana costs ~
executing the Trust, and whereas, default
has been made In the payment OF said note
and interest and the holder OF SAID note has
requested me to execute said Trust,
Now THEREFORE, notice Is hereby given
that will, on
MONDAY, THE eth DAY or JULY, i9l.,
sell the said property 1T public vendue, to
the highest bidder. cash In hand,at the Court
House Door In the city OF Oregon. Holt
County, Missouri, between the hours Of Nine
O'Clock IA. M, and Four o'clock y, m, OF that
day to satisfy said debt aud the costs and ex-
penses OF executing this Trust.
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24
Sheriii's Sale in Partition.

IT, tb, circuit rDu,t " li.' County Ms.
srIfl I''U"s u lIfHNI. r.INliN y" MuFl
{ y HulNv. defendant. under ana hN Niln"
~ e s,.f,r 90 pttti'at AMI rfHrt q ,.tlr,
pII md dItlu. the May r,rm - stld trut,
.ft a .t,tff tHf tttIstt tlIvftII uvul'us Wherein
ti, H.,,y, .. ,iur,i parties Nuf" p.hrilr ahh
urfyuutg'. t,iu.y .r"tilh''i fppN " WHICH de
>uvrl' li1'' county Ni,."uti. "u he Oh
dayu' tu.I I'lI. u.s. iirt .uil ~ >ild titnult
'u4T l. ne Undersigned ~Hr'.' ~ 'nlt
county Missouri wi'. Hu
NrpNl>pAN NrGl>r ia
between ihr huuf. ~ 90. Co.,, aud . T. q. ~
nat date. abl dutL. thw >',>.ur ~ ~"
county Iuuf'. A. the Nar'n Font bot ~ the
ptrg lu. not county, Missouri, 80 ~ puzzle
yru,i Ir ~ ~" hishr>i bidder fHr rt>h IN
ItDl ant subject ~ the tpprHNh. r w" 'lf'
ruii CIufi the 'n,ugins de-, .rih"i rr'l ~
Attract ~ pave - and ruuu"i. .'ug th.riy'
ty.slN tnd 'urr.ht'f Eisti t'd>, Nntth itnu
IT." -iu'h It>' rnfh-t ~ ~" Nnfth ~
quartet ~ section ig"niy NSS"n ,..,' ~
~, tUrtir" Nrrth .iw"uty'hN" rnd "n"'haf
tslpI rods thence >Huih Ihltty'
ifor aud uur.fuurth ub.tl d"Strrs
wr,' lh.tiy Go rnd, Iul ten hW,
cnnurur'ns corner. excepting part ~ ',d
trtf' tir>,'tll,'i A. follows t,mW"ntlug ~
the -,uil East corner ~ III" lbpY" dr>'fibri
tract ~ and thence North Eleven W, rhis,
nud twenty tone ~ lius> th"hr" N.,l Nlne
~. rod and Tyruty IN" ,.N iinh> in the cen
ter ~ public ruii th"u'" >'utn ihlfly.thfre
aud ntr. tiIfih tHi,i, II" gr"r> West WITH W"
crutrr ~ AID pubh' rad, fourteen Il y rods
tud ten tl0 l'nk> tp III" SOUTH West Cotnrr
~ said Tract thence south rishty.clsht aud
ouc,ht'' ~, degrees E's, g. ~. ,"n in"tc-
sheriff ~ Holt County, Missouri
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24
New Haven's Looting.

In q report to the United States
Senate the Interstate Commerce com.
mission shows that the directors Of
the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford railroad have looted that prop.
erty for over 900 900 900. The com.
mission practically recommends that
the attorney general institute GRIM
inal proceedings against the directors
OF the road, to punish them for VIC.
lation Of law, and civil proceedings to
force them to disgorge the moneys
they have stolen. The commission
report is one Of the most remarkable
indictments against q public service
corporation that has ever been pre-
scented.
1t has not been wholly the railroad
company's money that has been
stolen, but the money OF the stock
holders, and these stockholders EN-
brace not only individuals but estates
saving institutions Of oil kinds, ant
insurance companies. individuals
have "pocketed their losses" estates
have ''shrunken;" insurance compan!
assets have been SCALED down" Tit
majority of such investors bought
New Haven stock when 1t was selling
at 265, and 1t was recently quoted q
55t, about one.ffth Of the purchas
price. This means that estates In
vesting In New Haven stock yell
LEES to bsne ficiaries than dsvisers Ia
tended, and that insurance policis
are robbed Of 90 much Of their guar
Snty. II also means thst every edu
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24
Order OF Publication.

r. VI hl--'l' Isl
County u Hot
Theodore T. tp1.lu P,amtir
William L.mm,tmtu. LIVING aud the un-
EuUvu rpusnr'. hulrs dvyls'u> dpup"-. al.
lrur,s. ana Immediate. m".n' on trmute.
voluntary ~ involuntary grantees - VIII.
..tu Zimmerman. d"rrasvd.i' hv u dead
Defendants.
I. 90. Circuit Court. october Term. irli
hUuIpy. this ISL. dHv - tuiy.iIl In VI
'I'iHIut stiI COAT. cuiuu~ the ..unt.r here
So. HN firh I'itvr H. H''nrnuy 1uu Jg"nt
ana SIC. llis petition. verified Ny The AFFIDAVIT
am'u. other uliu.'. That be- Is
tue owner aud 10 possession
,Pg f92grs ay,'t,G.a rea e,,ae ' ~
north Hulfw 'ur Northwest quarter ~ sec.
tt1u tWruty l.u lu Township SIXTY on" fil Of
Ktu.r thitty.svvcu 80 that defendants
~ said trti cstit" adverse 'u ~ iiniiN that
the defendant, William Ilmmcrn!tn. ~ Nv
iuz. II rut a resident " the state ~ Missouri.
that plaintiff verify believes that there are
PERSONS interested, " who aim u De- Inter
cs'vd. IN said real estate. whu,e names he
cannot insert therein because they. are IN
kunsn tn tim; 1ud that the claim " said I'M
known persons, A. y ttrd IN the petition are
a, o.. lows That William Zimmerman va.
states Gbyefuurnt dated May ;, iSi', aud ~
re,otd IN book VI ., p,se ~! ., Che rel , es.
! sui patent IL the las, transfer oi SAID atm
| ur t,t ,r tn said ryai estate. that plaintiff has
no know lods" ~ e. whether the said WI IAN
Zimmerman u living or dead that ~ he u
dead certain unknown persons, defend uts
herein. derive. " claim e. derive, ttt'r aud
cIaim t. said rpal estate and are named tnf
| made defendants herein a. the unknpvn
rnu>ptt, hrif> d"Nl."r> duuer>. tli"u"r> anu
immediate mc>dc W. remote. NOiuniity ~ ~
voluntary sttn,rcs ofsiid Wii,lsu Himm"r'
Whrrrnpnn' It i ordered by the uudcr.
! SisUpHi CIptk ~ sud Court, In vacation thlt
! the said nonresident aud uukupvn defend
! ants he notified that an action has ncer com.
| mrnrVi AGAINST them 10y piaiutiN, ~ >aid
| ruur'. the object aud general nttuf"ut which
i To- ts'rrt ain aud determine the estate. till"
| aud Interest " the parties y iint!f ani de.
| rSt ttr. aud t. define aud ,djudsr 10y IT," de.
| cree ~ tile Court the estate, title aud inter
| at ~ the parties plIlriiN Hud defend tu' ~
| stll suIf. s"Nvft'y th"frlr. ana mt unlr>-
stil defend tu's be- nud lpp'ht lh'h,s '1lr,
/ 1T the f'Nt tenn thvftf. g. ~" l"-N. thh
| hr.iru e. tie Court House iuihr Ciiy = ore
| .iu. 800 st.d CuIutN uu tie
.SrII DAY ct OCTOBER
nest Aud ~ ~ i~f,tr ne hf,t dty ~ lid
| torn. afsN,f tf Meat g. the uriIf,rr Iu sid
] rtustl tNYs Wl.. bee ttl,N - ,HUfs seed
/ tUu NiU au.,Ut Viii hp t'Ud,tHi accordingly
! puuIshri lu tn, llHf County ~"u'iu". b,
| Unity VI nv 4vd site ~ vi,.,4r nmd
| a,. .ut',d HN q pluitNs ai'Ifr"s. iHf four
! weeks .IF'v~siNv.y. A. ."ls' Hu.'. . w",v The
| ut Ius,t' loo, o. .f'. a. at nft'yu utNs 10"
C.rt "a pr>llAN.
circuit i.'tk.
| Ma, .pny tr'u. N,r,'ufts
! Witness fUN hiNu Nrl 'u" - o. ~ l.l Court
" '"' '''""'' i j III Nu>v
i- ,Irrui' C.vfb
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24

The Chautauqua Is near at hand
"a little over q week, and we do
think our citizens could make Q big
improvement In the looks OF our
streets, and the main streets, too, II
they would only 60 to work, cut the
weeds and clean up generally. On
some Of our principal streets, the
ones most traversed, the weeds are 90
high that they would hide . horse,
and In many instances grown 90 close
together that only one person 1t q
time can walk along them. Where
Is your civic pridsS Let's oil 60 tc
work and get the streets cleaned up
and thus show our visitors what {
pretty town We have.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24
HOW TO PROCEED.

make purritsH
sccond-Nou must ru'rnfc FROM mcmlor, of thl, Asso
citation
Thfd-Fach AMI ,,"fy Iu'r'Hs. N'u make must he
placed IN your t"iat, book .r books
Fuurilp0 not present rebate book a. rebate office be-
fere yeu are through trading II Will not he accepted
rifth-show II u. Ticket T. Rebate Clerk
Rebate not given on Icss than 50 purchase.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice Is Hereby Given, That the under;
William x. Byers. deceased. viii make final
settlements OF his accounts with said
estate as such administrator NJ the
~, Missouri, to be holden In Oregon, In
said County. on the 10th day OF August, A, D.,
1914 O. ", CUMMINS,
Public Administrator.
First publication. July 10th, 1914.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24
Administrators Notice.

Notice II hereby given, That Letter, oi
Administration on the estate of Elizabeth
NanDusen, deceased, were granted u the
the Probate Court Of Holt County, Missouri
All person, having claims against said e.
tuteurc required To exhibit them for allowance
to the Administrator within SIX months after
date Of said letters, Or they may De precluded
from any benefit ~ such estate; and II such
claims lie not exhibited within one year from
the date of said letters, they will be forever
barred
GEORGE T.. GELyIN. Administrator.
This END day Of May. lhit
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice II hereby given that the undersigned
Executors 81 the Estate ~ ThOs, :, liinde, de-
counts with said Estate n such Executors az
the next Term OF the Probate Court OF Holt
County, Missouri, 10 he holden at oregon In
said County, on the 10th day OF August: A, d.,
1914,
W, u. RICHARDS AND G, J, HUNT,
Executors Of 7. \. Iiinde Estate.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given, that the under.
signed Administrator OF the estate OF ames y,
holland, deceased, will make final settlements
OF his accounts with said estate as such .Ad-
ministrator at the next Term OF the Probate
IN Oregon. In said county, on the 10th day OF
@. W. CUMMINS.
Public Administrator.
First publication, July 10th, 1914.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24
Notice Of Election.

Notice is hereby given that an election VIII
be held on the .5th day OF July, lslt. from !
o'clock to o'clock "a; OF said gay ~ tne
ris In northwest quarter OF section g, town
ship 6i, range 81. In Holt county. Missouri
aud In the limits Of the district Tor tue pn W.
OUTGOING supervisor, X. b. Bridgeman. and 20
serve for term Of ave. Year,, and until MS
successor Is elected and qualihed ,soy
President.
W, N. MORRIS, Secretary OF NodSwsy
Drainage District, No. !.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24

RULES GOVERNING AMOUNT or eeoArg PAID.
for pur'a.a " SO u,'L W 5000 fare Iaii
within limit II IS miles one wsy.
For rut,h1sc 20 over. up ~ o. Ia. paid
within a Hiatt u % miles one way, q - miles 10th
Ways
rsf rf,'sss n 80 ~ ~ over w 60 nl fare paid
within q Limit VI 10 mil's ono wdS 90 miles 10th
ways.
FOR a purchase ~ sci N or more, fare rlii within
limit " isO miles way, - miles both ways.
No than fare viii D.. paii any ono book
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-24

Expert Extractions and Gold
Work BY DR.. Kruger, Dental Special
ist. Ten years. experience. At
FORBES every Thursday and ct Forest
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
LAKE REGION LAND co.
T DISPLAYING FINE EXHIBIT

The Lake Region Land Co., con-
sisting of Messrs. Alfield & Iversen.
have acquired the entire exhibit of
Florida products put up in glass by
Miss Floyd Brown, of Homeland,
and which attracted so much atten-
ton at the Girls Canning Club con-
test, and will have same on exhibit
ton at their office at 213 South Ken
lucky.
This exhibit consists of 116 sep
arate pieces, all of them being pro-
ducts grown in Polk county and II
illustrates the fact that absolutely
nothing should go to waste in our
prolific county.
They have also required the ex'
nibit of Mr.. Lewis of corn, dasheens
pumpkins, sweet potatoes, ETC., and
this in itself is very representa-.
tive exhibition.
The public and especially strang.
ers in our city are cordially invited
/, inspect this exhibit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
Several Fires
Keep Department
On The Move

The fire department has been hay-
ing its hands full, three fires since
last night keeping the department
on the jump.
The first fire occurred last night
about 8 o'clock, the alarm being
sent in from Ward 2, where a house
belonging to Mr.. Duggan on North
Virginia avenue near the Bower
subdivision, was found in flames
This was out of the water district,
and the department was forced to
stand by and watch the house burn
tc the ground. The family was away
at the time and as the house was
burning from every angle when dis
covered, none of the household eff
fects could be saved.
This morning a smoke was seen
issuing from an clubhouse between
Kentucky and Massachusetts ave-
nues near Scipper's stable. Some
sausage was being smoked, but by.
stander thinking 1t fire, turned In
the alarm.
The third fire occurred just few
minutes after the department had
returned to the fire station, cal
being sent in from the Citrus Elk
change. The drying bin had be.
come ignited and while some damage
was done to the bin, the house will
not be Inconvenience. The depart
ment reached the scene almost i'm
mediately but the blaze had beer
gotten under control by a garder
hose.
One of Lakeland's greatest asset
if its splendid fire department ant
no expense should be spared in keep
ing it up to it's highest standard o
efficiency. Fires may not occur of
ten, but when they do person en-
tertains a feeling of safety whel
they know that Lakeland's splendi
fire department is ION the job. :"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
BANK ADVERTISEMENT
SHOWS FAITH IN ITS LOCATION

The secretary of the Board of
Trade was impressed with the fact
that, proving it's faith by it's works,
one of the strongest banks in Texas
advertises as follows:
"The Nueces county demonstra-
tion agent estimates that a forty
acre stock farm, with four or five
registered sows, a pure bred boar,
FIVE selected dairy cows, one hundred
chickens, and one acre devoted to
the home garden, should make ST.
600 to $500 annual profit for the
farmer. We urge our people to de-
velop stock farming in Nueces coun-
ty. Stock farming adds fertility and
value to your land; one crop farm
ing destroys it. We are prepared
to make loans, properly secured, for
the purchase of the necessary ami
mails.
1t is safe to say that with a pol
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
First Step Taken
Toward Organizing
A Military Compan,

The initial step looking toward
the establishment of a military com
pahy in Lakeland was taken last
night when about twenty young men
sathered at the City Hall and dis
'ussed the matter. Much Interest in
the proposition was evidenced. and
TWO teams were appointed who will
ehdeaVor to see which can secure
the largest number of members
lhese will form the company at the
time OF formal organization
Between 60 and 100 members are
desired and all those interested
should see Mr.. Belisario or any
member of the two teams now ont
after members, who will be glad to
enroll all those interested. A mill
tary company helps a town greatly
and the Telegram hopes to see such
an organization effected at an early
Gate
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Nov. 81, 1914.

Nov. 81, 1914.
Furnished by the Security Abstract
and Title Co.. Barlow, Fla
R. P. Gilpin to Lizzie Gilpin.
J. c. Slocum to Samuel w. Al
len.
Claude w. Thompson to william
Vassie.
Seasons Inv. Co. to Grace u.
Browne,
BENJAMIN F. Bennett to joseph
Burnett.
Nov. %. 1914
J. G. Carter to NJ. NJ. Load
hotties.
w. F. Hallam & Co. to Rev, r
Tecklenburg
w. G. Hallam & Co. to Mrs
Ella S. Field.
J. A. Cox to Hattie Cox ct al.
Con II Allen to Russell G. Per.
rim. ",
John F. Spinning 70 Walter W.
TAYLOR ct al,
w. S. Preston to s. A. L, r X
Company.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
REVIVAL AT THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The revival at the First Christian
church will continue all this week =,
Services begin at 1880 p. m.
Two additions Sunday night. If
you are not needed at the carnival,
we need you at the church. Location
of church is corner Lemon street
and Missouri avenue.
Subject this evening, Baptism
and Its Place in the Plan of Saliva
ton.
Everybody cordially invited.
REPORTER.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
LOST!

A letter addressed to the Lake.
blown by the wind from an automo-
bile, near the Auditorium, and was
probably picked up by some one {.
The envelope contained a check for
$4,000 drawn by the Florida Devel-
opment Company, of Davenport, pay
able to the Lakeland News Publish.
ing Co. The check is valueless ex-
cept to the payee, as it can be cashed
only by forging an endorsement
Finder please return to Evening
Telegram office; and all persons are
warned against negotiating or ac'
cepting any such check.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24

Bert Leigh and Hazele Burgess
will be remembered as the two peo-
ile who always come around each
season with something new, some
thing to make people laugh and this
season will be the biggest laughing
show that they have appeared in
yet. stop Thief" is the title, and
as Bert Leigh says, believe me it's
some entertainment. The scenic
production that will be used in this
show is the same as used in its long
run at the Gaiety theater, N. Y. C.
Bert Leigh and Hazele Burgess ap-
Feared here last season in Geo. M.
Cohan's Musical Farce, THE Little
Millionaire. Mr.. Leigh played the
wine agent, Miss Burgess was the
maid. This season Mr.. Leigh is
thief and Miss Burgess a female
thief, his pal and sweetheart, but
it's only in the play.
For downright rib tickling fun,
FOR swift kick at gloom, crouch
and despair, see stop Thief at the
Auditorium tomorrow night.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
z" Society.
MISS b Belle Cloud Entertains
For Miss Newell

MISS belle Cloud Entertains
For Miss Newell
"' last OF series of pretty af.
iSirs given in honor of Miss F.
NerVeil occurred Saturday afternoon
"heh Miss Belle Cloud entertained
IN honor of this attractive brido.o
'e' whose marriage to Mr.. Winston
Lawler takes place tomorrow ,ftor
noon at 8 o'clock at the First Noth
odist church.
After all had arrived a book con-
test was participated in, Miss Esther
Heath being the winner of tho fire,
Frlze' book of poems, and Miss
Mamie Lee Turner, the consolation
a picture.
delicious salad course was
served the guests by the hostess WIN
was assisted by her sister Miss Mar.
guerite Cloud. Those who eniovad
the hospitality of these charmins
girls were Miss Erma Norvell. Miss
Laura Southland, Miss Mamie Lee
Turner, Anna Cargill Mayes, GLADYS
Wilson, Genevieve Marler Rubv
Turner, Ada PadrIck, Dorothy
Bates Frances Young, Esther Heath
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
Lakeland ElkS
TOObServe Memorial
Day, Sunday, Dec. E

Sunday, Dec. 6, is the day Sc,
apart by the Elks organization fo,
a Lodge of Sorrow" or memorial
service, and the Lakeland Lodge O,
Elks are making preparations tc
present an interesting program on
this occasion. There will be some
me music and good addresses, and
those who attend the exercises will
be instructed and entertained.
The Lakeland Elks now have a
membership of nearly 200, and have
sustained but one loss rrom death in
the two years since the Lodge was
organized.
Further details of the program
TO the rendition of which the pub.
lie is cordially invited, will appear
IN this paper in due tine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24

icy of this kind Nueces county, Tex,
will make big and sturdy develop
ment, one which no war or other
outside conditions can ever affect,
and such policy might we'll be
followed in Polk county, Florida,
with prospects of even more fatter-
ing results.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
GROCERS WILL CLOSE
ON THANKSGIVING DAY

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to close our place of business
on Thanksgiving day, Nov. 26.
Signed:
Phillips Bros.
f. G. Tweedell.
l.. B. Weeks.
ID. B. Dickson.
E. p. Hickson.
C. w. McCorquodale.
Edmonson & Mills.
j. w. Lanier.
Smith Bros.