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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
THE FATHER
CONDITIONS

The storm area IL passing % the mid
ole Atlantic coast, where rain con
Unues.
The entire country eastward TO the
Atlantic states. Is covered ~ "A high
pressure, fair and cool weather area
with center over tho middle sections Of
no low temperatures, however. the read,
hss IN the middle dest and northwest
ranging generally from ~ TO 40 degrees.
Fair and cool weather will continue
IN this section tonight and Thursday.
Local data: Highest temperature ves-
terdhN, 80 degrees; lowest last night.
"a degrees. trace OF snow and rain.
RIVERS
The Ohio will continue TO fall slowly
IN the district n. q. HOWE.
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
Bitten By pon.

a verp deplorable assident occurred
Tuesday az noon when a pet bull dog
OF Mr.. and Mrs James Cotton badly
bit their little three year-old son. WI
liam. long cash was cut beneath
his eye. which required several
stitches 20 close up. and several other
bad wounds were received. The little
FELLOW viii recover but has been SUI.
fering great pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. W. Va. March IL
George Martin and John Gordon. who
we're arrested by state oficers Satur-
day near the outskirts OF the city,
were both convicted of violating the
prohibition law. Gordon was convict
ed Of having given liquor TO an habit
ual drunkard and was fined 800 and
put at hard labor for 80 days. Martin
was found guilty Of giving "hreiva-
ter TO another IN a public building.
and was given a stiii sentence OF 500
fine and 30 days I'm jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
Blood Poisoning.

John Green. a prosperous farmer Of
near this city. Is IN a critical condi.
tion from blood poisoning lie CON
llhtted the disease while attending
NE daughter. who was likewise SUI.
ieTing from blood poisoning a few
weeks ago A wound ON the back OF
Mr. Greens hand. while ne was dress.
ine the wounds Of his daughter. gave
chance for the germs 10 enter his
blood and he soon became very ul
Fears are entertained that he win not
recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
3 3 3. ReIIsf superInt.nd,n,

lT. $. Il Barr. superintendent 81 the
relief department Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad was interviewed here
Today iu regard iO UIe action Of the
circuit court ~ appeals or Cincinnati
q few days asO. which has been " ldc.
l} reported i0 have decided that this
department ~ The railroad service was
r0' legal Dr. Harr states that the Dc.
Sision VIII b. Of mo- importance and
was merely decision % the court on
demurrer prCstntad by the railroad
To- Tho declaration ~ the plainuT in
case. who was o. man named Bailey
lir claims fnat the courts refusal 10
FIHiaiu the demurrer vas not n blow
no Che lcEality OF the relief department
an1 Do ia confident that the railroad
will win when fHc case comes up for
Trial ln few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
Large sunday School ATTENDANCE.

combined total OF the Sunday
schools Of Grafton last Sabbath gives
inc grand total Of 2.fOO which Is be
town IN the state. population consid.
cred. This Is more than 20 per cent
OF the population Of the city The
Mems Bible class recorded an attend
ance OF POP Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
WOOL MARKET
Quiet Tone Noted During the past
Few Days win Cut Little Change
Prices

Tho wool market Tor The past few
DAYS has been rather quiet Little
wool Do selling owing 20 the limited
supply ON hand. Statistics for the
past month shows some decrease fn
Idle wooden machinery Prices ON all
GRADES nominal Washed feprea 30
20 on D.nfa Inwsshed feeros 2G 10
% cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
easketbaII season cIo.e..

Having lost 10 the MorRantown Y.
VI. c. A. Saturday night by a rather
one-sided score. the Grafton Y. NJ. c.
passers will bring the local basket.
ball season to a close on Friday night
by game for the championship OF
the city between the regulars and the
scrubs" The locals are closing one
OF the most successful seasons that
the Grafton association has ever had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
WHEAT

CHICAGO. March lT.-splcndid crop
promise on a biz acreage had a good
deal 70 do to-day with lowering the
wheat market here. Values were unset
tied at the close. when was &C TO st.c
under last night Gther articles too
showed net declincs-corn &C TO ac.
oats y z &c TO &c and provisions Z 4 .
iOc to 22he.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
FINANCIAL.

meeting ~ trustees OF the building
end representative of insurance CON.
ranIes Affected by the fire. Among
fhp adIuHf.rs present were ~ vs.
N"a o. ''fsbwEh. g p. NininRor. ct
Richmond Va. % 3. Wilkinson. % p.
Iorshr'mrr r. ~ Cooper. j p
PAUL Dr.. F. vs.. sh.rir O. u Good.
.'II and a 3D. Mysrs of this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18

IfH nv" years Hru fnfa. and I'm
going .u celebrate my wouldn't we'd.
wouldn't Wedding Wooden Won
mrauT"
no wouldn't Five Vrara f1fav
since asked gir1 m srnH marrv
w" nrN Hno a1id rhr wouldn't
browning MAGAZINE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18

PITTSBURGH, Pa. March I7.-Cattie
STEADY supply light, choice Ss.25 q sso;
prime SS.OOH SIS.
Sheep---Steady. supply light; prime
wethers $3.50 a $50 culls and commons
S4.UOUb5O
Veal Calves-Ss.bONlo25
hogs-lower. receipts light. prime
heaNies NIlOg 7.1b. mediums and heavy
workers. f1.SOl.4u. light workers. STIbG
Is; pigs $1,000 7.5O. rouEhs ss.00a
Gas.
CHICAGO. March IT.-Hogs-Receipt Z.
5000 0hcad, weak. Bulk SsTbdbS0.
light Sb.ooFfS.sb. mixed So COZ G - .
pigs $500 G.7O.
Cattle-fteceipts 5000 head. firm Ma
tive steers $3.50 n N.s5, western S5.a0H
5fb. cows anu heifers S3.a5ur.SO. cal
YES S65O1 1000
Sheop-Receipts 1900 head. weak
lambs S7.5OHgT5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING W. Va. March Il. Is.
The active Pitt burgh stocks corrected
daily by A. T.. Mast-n a. Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
LoFan : Bryan,s clo.lnr stoet 49,

NEW YOHk. March 1.-THE list
orlfted aimlesaly and speculative inn
pulse was lacking The declaration OF
the regular dividend on Reading was
without marked influence. AdviCeH SUE
fested that conditions In Mexico are on
TIE mend ana foreign news was OF "a
Character that old not produce concern.
However, professionalism continue Co Ur
tie chief Characteristic though tha nrm-
.ss % the list and the relatives Lack or
lIuidutluu seems fu hf gradually
ftmuAthg confidence Iu ths minds OF
10 constructive element
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
LOCAL STOCKS.


WHEELING. 49, EH. March ID. .|H
Stock EHcHHuEH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
New York Stock EXCHANGE

Range % active stocks on the Nsu
OH eloch tNChanEr. corrected daily ~
a. ~ Mahton a. Co. brokers
stocks. iopsnunghr Low Close
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
Mrs. [. L. Knudsen Fntertains
At Auction for Miss Boyd

Miss Maye Boyd. the charming
guest of Miss Dorothy Bates, was the
honoree at lovely party given this
morning by Mrs. l.. l.. Knudsen at
the club house
The six-mile trip was made in cars
and on their arrival the guests were
escorted to the boat house on Ba
mana lake. where tables were ar
ranged for auction. bridge and whist.
The boat house was lovely with its
decorations of nalms and red bunt-
ing, making a delightful place 10
while the morning hours away At
the conclusion of the games. il was
found that Mrs T. l. Woods had
made the highest score ana ne was
oiven the first prize. two crepe de
chine handkerchiefs. The consola
ton, a deck of rock. was presented
to Miss Hazel Williams Miss Boyd
was given the guest prize. a box of
stationery.
The guests then repaired to the
boat house, where a delicious lunch
con of sailed, chicken sandwiches, hot
chocolate, orange ice and cake were
served. After lunch music on the
piano was enjo ed. Mrs. I. | Woods
giving sov"tal numbers.
These who enjoyed the delightful
affair were Misses Maye Boyd, Dor
othy Bates. Heloise Bowyer. Hazel
Williams. Katherine and Irene
Kaufman, Hazel Pratt, Jennie
Tompkins, Aileen McRae, Mrs. VIM.
Steitz, Mrs T. Woods and Mrs.
r. r Sullivan. Those invited who
could not attend were Mrs. A. J.
HolwOrthy. Mrs. II. f. Memminger,
Mrs NJ F. Hetherington, Mrs. Ros-
coe Skipper, Mrs Lightburn, Miss
julie Park and Miss banner
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
MEETING OF GOOD
ROADS ADVOCATES
AT BARLOW MONDAY

\ mass meeting of the good roads
advocates of Polk county has been
called to he held in Barlow Monday
afternoon, at 80, and to this meet
in every citizen of the county is
cordially invited.
AT this meeting the good roads
proposition in general is to be dis
cussed. the means of preventing the
Dixie Highway from being diverted
irom Polk county, and plans made to
call bond elections by road districts
in the event the board of county
commissioners at their meeting next
Tuesday refuse to let the people vote
as to whether the county as whole
shall vote bonds for the system of
highways mapped out by the Polk
County Good Roads Association and
agreed upon by the said county com
misSioners as necessary for the com
fort and convenience of Polk coun-
tvs citizens
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
WEDDING BELLS AND
ORANGE BLOSSOMS

The following are some of the
titles of Dr Wray's series OF ser
mons on The Christian Home. or
Love, Courtship and Marriage, to be
delivered at the First Methodist
church during the next few Sunda
Home. Sweet Home; How to Choose
a Husband How to Choose a Wife;
Not Leap in the Fark; TIL" Prince
~ husband; The Queen of the Home;
The Lost Wedding Ring; The Skele-
ton in the Closet: The Green eyed
Monster; The blessing of .arge Fam
lilies; How Boys and Girls Should
Treat Fathers and Mothers; Your
Homo Either Hell or Heaven;
Growing Old Beautifully, and Shall
We Know Each other There, or A
Reunited Family in Heaven
You are most cordially invited
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
Mrs. M. L. Bradley Is
Entertaining the Rock Climb

Mrs. NJ. L. Bradley is entertain
ing the Rock Club and few init
nate friends this afternoon at her
attractive home on East Lime street
Tables for this Notwithstanding pas
time have been arranged. and the af-
ternoon will be spent in this pleas
ant manner. Fruit punch will be
served at intervals during the game
Mrs. c. F. ODoniel. who is assist
ing Mrs. Bradley in entertaining.
Upon the conclusion of the game, a
first prize will be given to the one
making the highest score, and is a
Gainty pair of silk nose. The conso.
lation prize is a cook book Delicious
refreshments of ice cream and cake
will then DC served !y the hostess
The affair will be delightfully."- in
formal, ami most pleasant time is
anticipated by all who are invited
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09

Hart, ejectment, Book +. page 53l !.
| Kelsey Blanton for plaintiff
Sarah Otterson ct al. VS.. Malloy
Il Miller. eicctmcnt Book +. page
80, Kelsey Blanton for plaintiff.
Mar llu. gins ct al VS.. Malloy a
Miller, ciectmcnt damages $1,000 !.
Book h. page 81 Kelsey Blanton
for plaintiff.
Florian IIanbrier, for the use OF
A. e. Nydrggar VS. Malloy n Mil
\ Ter, ciectmcnt damages 900 Book
+. page 80, Kelsey Blanton for
plaintiff.
! Edmond Olson, for the use of A
| G. \ydeggar vs. Malloy Il Miller
eiectment damages $1,000 Book r.
page 536. Kelsey Blanton for plain
| tiff.
Edmond Olson for the use of A .
| g. hyde gar VS. Maggie NJ and \ d.
\. Nixon, rjectmcnt damages 600
Book r.. page 81 Kelsey Blanton
Tor plaintiff
Edmond Olson for the use of A .
G. Nydcgaar VS.. Leon Lew. eject :
mcnt damages $ 900 Book r., page
;'"S Kelsey Blanton for plaintiff.
Citizens Bank of I'artow, a cor
poration vs.. r. s. Anderson, Book
T.. page 40 Oliver and burgess for
plaintiff.
j. n Ackley and J II Ryals VS.
r W. Massic. civil action damages
$50 900 l.unsford 4 Shacklcford
for plaintiff, Wilson 4 Swcaringen
for defendant
+. NJ Ianicr VS.. II. NJ lanier
civil action damaecs $3.50 Book T.
page ,,JS il. G. Johnson for plain
tiff
Polk County National Bank VS.
! W. W. Virgins. assumpsit damages
200 Book f, page $50 Wilson
& Swearingen for plaintiff.
Logan & Townsend VS. Louise
! llacfel. aSsumpsit. Book r.. page 567
| l.. G. Johnson for plaintiff.
! Willie Williams VS.. Eliza Knox
alias Eliza Moore. femme sole
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
POSTOFFICE CAFE SCENE OF
SMALL FIRE LAST NIGHT

The fire department was called out
last night at / O'Clock to the Post
office Cafe. where small fire had
started from gasoline stove. A
patron in the cafe at the time rushed
ont to turn in the alarm, but there
being no stores open at the time,
there were no telephones available,
and he went to the City Hall and
gave the alarm, chief Driscoll being
immediately on the scene, the fire be
ing eXtineuished with little damage
resulting
The great need of fire alarm
system, especially in the bushes,
district, was emphasized last night
ad that been a serious fire tn"
flames would have gained great
Roadway during the time ii took the
pc, on to run to the city Hall and
give the alarm Until the system
can be installed, which was proyid-
ed for in the last bond issue, a mum
Der of phones should be installed at
certain street corners in the business
district, whereby alarms could be
sent in with the greatest dispatch
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
TREMENDOUS CIRCULATION
IN SURfD FOR TELECRkM'S
GREAT SPECIAL EDITION

A tremendous and widespread
circulation of the forthcoming spe-
cial edition of the Evening Telegram
is being arranged. In addition to the
great number of sales made to in
dividuals, the Lakeland Chamber of
Commerce at a full meeting Of the
Board of Governors yesterday after
noon, decided to handle 1000 copies
of this ,sreat community advertise
ment. The Board also gave it's I'M
qualified endorsement to the project,
both the endorsement and the pur-
chase of the copies being voluntary
and unsolicited, it being the express
sion of the members that no other
character of advertising would be as
effective and beneficial as publica-
ton of the kind that this office is
sues when il gets out special edi-
ton.
To be left out of this issue would
be calamity to any business man
or institution of this section, and
space should be reserved at once, as
to make photographs, engravings.
etc, requires time, and we are anx-
ious to issue the publication as early
as possible. Our representative
doubtless will call on you, but res
ervation of space by telephone would
put YOU on the safe side
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09

ejectment Book L. page Sos. j. W.
Brady for plaintiff
State Bank of Barlow, corpora
ton, VS.. r. NJ I.anier, deft II. II.
l.anier, y. H. Read and c. NJ Hart.
Sarnishees, assumpsit DAMAGES So
600. Book +, page 574 Wilson 4
SWearingen for plaintiff
a. g. l.. 4 r. CO., vs. Fred ".
Orcn. ciectmcnt Book +. page 80.
Sparkman 4 Carter for plaintiff
NJ J Averbeck vs. Conner 4
O'Steen, civil action Book L, page
81 NJ n Dunn for plaintiff
Thos l.. Wilson VS.. j s. STRAIT
ton, A. + Bass, {. | Bronson w
G.. Bass defts.. Citizens Bank of
kissimmee garnishec, assumpsit
damages $4,000 Book r, page 80
Wilson ~ Swearineen for plaintiff
Mary A. Scott for the use of J
C. llolbrook VS. Ycarwood Naval
stores Co. eject damages 5000
i'oOh T.. pa -t ''Nb. Wilson ~ swear
ingen for plaintiff
p f Chunn VS.. J G. Swindell.
assumpsit damages $ 900 Book r.
page 1SS. Epps Tucker, .Jr.. for the
plaintiff
II. W Smell ct al VS. Dixie Fire
Insurance Co., assnntDsit damages
$3.50 Book f.. page $50 Wilson 4
Swearin gen for plaintiff.
Alvah H. Boston vs.. s A. l..
Ry Co. case damages 81 900 Book
T.. page ,o3 J W. Brady for plain
tiff
state Bank of Lakeland vs. l. r.
Jennings. assumpsit damages ST, 700
Book T.. pare ,9i Kelsey Blanton
for plaintiff Rogers 4 Spencer for
defendant.
Louis A Fort IS. A. y Kiblor
assumpsit damages $4,000 Book =.
page 595 Wilson 4 Boswell for the
plaintiff
J. o. Whidden & CO.. bankers VS.
C. IT. and W + Jones and A +
| ;Continued on Page 81
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
ZIG CROWDS
THR0NG BATES SAFE

The iri'fai dqy or tho Bates ic-
partment store sale opened auspici-
ously this morning and crowds of
shnnrcrs have throngnd the building
'r-a Tie doors oaen 4 Tho dress
patterns were quickly secured by the
first patrons and the continual
stream of purchasers AT this stor"
lesy profitable day for the
firm. This successful opening au-
ours we'll for the rest OF the sale,
vhich hos been eNtnn -iv@lv adNcr-
tised throughout Polk county in the
columns of the Lakeland News and
evening Telegram.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09

tin and R. B. Huffaker for defend
ant.
Atlantic Land & Improvement Co.
VS.. R. w. Bailey, ejectment Book
Il, page 439. Sparkman & Carter for
plaintiff,
Southern Railway Co. corpora
, tion, VS.. Dominion Phosphate Co.
assumpsit damages $4,000. Book F..
pa:e 446. John G.. Cooper & Son
! for plaintiff and II. X. Olliphant
i for defendant.
Harry Stenson, minor, Robert
E. Stenson,his next friend, vs. Lake
Hancock & Clarmont Railway Co.
civil action damages s25. 900. Book
f, page 457. Thomas Palmer for
plaintiff and Sparkman & Carter for
defendant.
Charles Aushon Saklind Zetlies,
VS.. II. C. Stevens. damages 81 900,
Book +, page ass A. X. Erickson
for plaintiff.
G. NJ Beede VS. Mulberry Pub
fishing Co.. civil action. Book e,
page 400. II. S. Hampton for plain
tiff and Wilson & Swearingen for de
| PENDANT.
A. j. Simms doing business as
| Simms Realty Co. VS. G.. NJ Clay
ton, civil action, damages $1,000.
Book Il, pace 462. Zewadski & Nyse-
! wander for plaintiff and X / Nc
Kay for defendant
j r. Franklin vs.. Paul 4 Way
mer Lumber Co.. Book r. page 4S9.
Tucker 4 Erickson for plaintiff
Rogers 4 Spencer for defendant.
f. b. Rainey & CO.. VS.. NJ X
Watts 4 CO., civil action, damages
$1,000, Book +, page i95. Mahry
| & Carlton for plaintiff and Wilson &
| Boswell for defendant
! E. E. Skipper & Sons VS., J H.
King, ]. NJ. Wallace, ] . H. Martin
and H. r. May. assumpsit damages
$1,000, Book e. page SOL Wilson &
Boswell for plaintiff
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co !,
VS. G. NJ BOland, deft Polk Coun-
ty National Bank, garnishcc Gar
nishment Book e, page 500 l.. W.
baldwin for plaintiff
Leon Brothers. Incorporated. vs..
&. NJ Hart, assnmpsit, damages.
$1,000. Cook II, pace sol Vans
Agnew 4 Crawford for plaintiff
d. G. lIillive VS.. r. II Ludlow
and Bertha Ludlow, civil action,
DAMAGES 81 1000. Book +, page 80,
A. X. Erickson for plaintiff.
George y. Langston VS. j. w.
Sample, civil action damages 1000.
Rock II, pace 81 H. X Olliphant
for plaintiff
Thoma Conncry rs H. Il
childcrs and w. y. Cocker. eject
mcnt damages $500 Book T., PAGE
al Oliver and Burgess, and Will
son & Swearingen for plaintif and
j.. G.. Johnson for defendant.
Thomas A. Connery VS. Miranda
Morgan, cjectment damages $500
Book f. page 5l5 Oliver and Bur
CESS. and Wilson & Swcaringen for
rvlaintif1, l.. c. Johnson for defend
ant
Sarah Otterson ct al VS. r. s.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09

essrs. @. p. Bryan. TompkinS.
Bryant. and Roy Anderson
rned yesterday from the river
les along the Withlacoochee.
'e they went in quest Of big
last week. Rumor has it that
killed a bear; the most skillful
err in the lot, however, puts up
modest boast that he killed nine
Iuirrels, and squirrels only The
story must, Therefore. be fiction.
outstanding their failure 70
2 back the grizzly the youn-
had an excellent outing and
glad to get back to civilization.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
apt. Vim. steitz, W. J. Mol.ail

apt. Vim. Steitz. w. j Nolan
w. r. Turner of Company ID
lrned home last night from Jack
Vile, where they have been par
oating in the State rifle shooting
tests which are taking place
e. For the service and practical
srience this company has had, the
,rd made by the members was ex-
.nt, the company ranking eighth
ing the first ten in the state
ches. This work was done un-
difficulties, the weather being
Indictment. but in spite of these
gbacks, the Lakeland ag2rega-
did work that promises much
future meets.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09

eeretary A. ]. IIolworthy, of the
County Board OF Trade, is do
some fine publicity work in far-
# the big bond Issue for COOL
Is in that county lie is. hold
up to the people the probability
eing left out of the Dixie llieh-
route II they do not vote the
Is. Secretary Holworthy has
mmch good work for the ad-
cement of Lakeland and Polk
lty. Some people are born to the
lie OF public service for the pub
good, and Holworthy is one Of
/. We need more of his kind
ndo Reporter-Star
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09

deal weather today, with a sug-
tion of autumn in the air, and
h the temperature just right to
lance the joy of living. Milliners
clothing dealers are particularly
Dying the chang, for the ladies
st have new things. The men
skirmishing around trying to
4 their last years hats to take the
ce Of the straws, which are begin
to look passee, de trop, and
erwise had.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09

DR.. and Mrs. C. Z. Wilson leave
light for New York city, making
trip from Jacksonville via the
de line. DIR. Wilson goes to at
ID a conference of electro-Therap-
lists with especial reference to the
1lieation of electricity in diseases
women. They expect to return
nut Nov. l..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09

Ma. w. HI. Conibear and Messrs.
ederick Benford and Henry Conf
ar motored to Tampa yesterday on
nbined business and pleasure.
nile there they spent some time
tn Miss Lucy Conibear, who is
lching In that city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09

,ashier C. M. Clayton, of the First
.ional Bank. with Mrs. Clayton
little daughter is now enjoying a
to Warrington, d. c., having
.tten the Telegram that they were
ing q most delightful stay there,
w. F.. Hallam and hie harm
wife having shown them MAJ =
rtesies, Mr.. Halidm having his
Offices in thai city Mr.. Clay
motored up as far as Asheville,
ling Mrs. Clayto at Rid2ecrest,
C. They will return to Lake
! in about q week or ten days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Stansberry
urned last night after pleasant
it of several weeks to their former
ne at Osborne, Kan. They also
mt some time at Salina, that State.
Stansberry reports unusually
crops, both of corn and wheat,
the Sunfiower state this year. The
, was much enjoyed and Mr.. and
:. Stansberry were much benefited
it.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
In Society
Mrs Bates Entertaining
In Honor of Miss Bovd

Mrs. w. H. Bates is entertaining
this afternoon at her home on South
Missouri avenue in honor of Miss
Maye Boyd of Palatka, who is the
charming house guest of Miss Dor
othy Bates.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
LAX ELAND /:
= LACONICS|
case Of fire phone 5000

Mias I1nla Mclaughlin leaves to-
int for Atlanta, where she goes
visit her brother. Her sister,
s.. B.. X. Young, is now in Ashe-
lie. but viii join her in Atlanta,
tn being away until December
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-09
Violin Lena Popular.

For more than 30 wears the violin
and its larger brethren have held the
leading position as.sn's musical irstru-
ments For thcru frve been written
some ~ tie r.gs Wor;s ~