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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Mics jennie itall. II t.ulinF "a visit
lpg in CORPUS Chglttl. thr guest % Mts.
wm. ,acrhardt.
Miss NcimA iuEains of Aqua pulce
was vt7itor ~ Corpus Christi yes
tcrdty. registering ~ the HORNE Nr7rt.
menss
Mrs. sarah l.. kennamvr. of Arua
ptlee COLLABORATION lof The Girls can
nins and Poultry Niehs az Nucces
County, Mas in Corp,,a CHRISTI Nvs'cf
aaN attending The mvetine nf farm
demonstrators of this district
n. NJ. rArkinaon, pistrie, rrAfnc
Manakcr ~ the Southwestern relesraph
and Telephone Company, with head
quarters al san Antonio, a lu Corpus
CHRISTI on business tof shc company,
Air and Nisu s G. ,saFtoa and Aan9h
ter NJ los Anevlcs, are n Corpus
Christi registered "a the Nasees The,
viii spcnd thc wlrscr here,
/ ~ - ffankS. travelling frcirhl
asenl ger the san Antonio ans Nransa'
I rass Ra,lr,sad. with headquarters "
san Antonio. - spending q few dayl
la Corpus Christi en business Cor ttt
company.
&
Nuesss Arrivals.
n r. Copeland New Orleans, W =
: procsSr t'oliesV station n a VII
hanson. College station q. ", orinis
I Niinrota. :. W pewolf. LAREDO, r. 4
( Menfsis. san Antonio, &, A. itafrvo
san Antonio, VI r. rlatt. Houston; u
4 AlatNneN. san Antcnio, W. = Vhise'
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SKINNER. Kew Work VI Necec. n,.iias
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cutiis san Antsmio; 5. 4 priess
rarls. y. N Kelly. san Aetonio. "
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S. Pa,ries's csthofe Church.
TOO a. m, Low Mass.
800 a. a.. Chlidfsn's Mass and IN
ntruotlon.
20 % n m. last Mass and sermon
During the week massss are ~ eos
ana 800 o. m.
Evening Services
Hundny sgenins 90 "a. Rosary. ln
struoiion aud tcnodicilon n the Ao.l
blessed Sacrament,
fneeday evening ~ 1876; Inquiry
class 90 the cAthedrui Tias oi1ss 4.
under the direction - no shie Father
Mufh. e. T.. end n Intended fnr ai
whu seriously seek Information regard
ING thr doctrines ~ me Catholic
ohofeh Everybody f. welcome
fhuirday evening az lass hsi,
houv
First Friday ~ tho month M A
F. m. special services IN honor ~ u'
Aacred Heart
order ~ Meetings
Aitlg Society meets IN the *. - =
hall every rlsas Sunday ~ the month
immediately after hgpediciiou.
The Cntpus Chrlnu Catholic Ciut
meets every FIRST sunday ~ the moHti
la the school rooms. Immediately after
thn last mssa
Tho Catholic Cemotery Aarpclatiof
meets every third sunday ~ mo month
ln thc school rooms Immediately after
lha Rsi mass
The o. " " sonduY meets ZOE h'
,hHr0h every THIRD sunday ~ mo
month at 20 b. m
Tho knights ~ Columbus meet if
their hai every SECOND ani fopfil
fuesAay ~ the month ht 90 u "a
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mid Nau strike Tits man IN AN cNceas
of iu,sNihlhts
NO sah ! dome hlt hlm La de Stun
mlcb baltimore American
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SUNDAY School afl5 no.
Communion i0ttA
ficaehlnE scf,lcra iisop a. m, ami
80 D. m
Christian lindeaNof al iee q M.
ruNof meeting "Wednesday evening
kt 80 y. m,
Al ave cordially Invited
T. =. ApNFY PASTOR
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subject nv christ tt lus first ad
vent SEE un lis Kingdom un earth
why were tnr APOSTLES and Hi lui
lno followers afterwards psraeruir.
for riehtenuHncea aakt. when tis nrm
iard uH shat Whom ins iSlnsdnm WI
established inai unto Him e,eD knt,
shall bow. oi thlnsa both m nenNcn ans
on catth
SUNDAY 90 IA. coo iiherf' street
Al ate invited tn study with ua
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pur nihle arheni heHinl nt . 80 ~.
We have one ~ ihe Invest most hririui
huHinrsH meme hli'ie rleHHr= anywhere
lu che city Came and err uF and tpu
viii say uo W. meet 40 so in the
pastors study } Arthur la tho ga
pAlle president
Preaching nt ~ o'rinch hF the pastor
DO y in sermon.
a. n. innfam. pnntur.
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sunday school ~ o. 10 gtios4t
frrarhine services NJ 1900 a. N ond
o. .. ~.
tpwufih ioarue meets "a 2 90 r. m
Mifi "~~t Dfbyef service safh
wednesday, eyenlnn ~ 10 b. re-.
80 shp vii are cordially Invited ie
attend ihs services.
viii r. nsntfro. rasiur.
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kINGSvlLlE NEWS ITEMS
NEWS or INTEREST IRON KINGS
VALE AND suRHouNpfNo
COUNTRY.

KNOXVILLE Feb ~ Mm a.. g.
CeAam IL sn,avr rcSas. has re,mp.
"a isous after Vlsii OF 4osnc timc with
hcr daughter here. Airs 4. o. hodges
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liN Associated i'rofs
WASHINGTON rch. ia.--Fw
Eaat Texas cloudy SATURDAY.,
local showers SUNDAY
lor West Texas, Local relrt
saturday probably lair SUNDAY
fOr Nklahuma Local raiAs
saturday probably fair sunday
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WAmliNuTuN \ statue 90 William
plti tho areai English siatennan and
iriuna VI America during revolution
als DAYS. viii Boz unveiled here MIST
Oc,uhof u ls tbs $50 ~ American
womsn liNinn Ia iensAud
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MiNNisAroi.lr une 90 tRe most
tou.hlng aupeala gsom lho war sone
"a chat of Mra o. " shWucff form
eils at Minneapolis. rne " deVoiine
hets.lt a. rsrina Tor the hind who haNr
hssn driven from she nghtirg erea IN
France lr. cyrus Northfor ~ the
University VIZ Minnpsota As HEADING toe
Net ~ subscribers a. d fund te ola ect
worth
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Aira j. " Asnold IL Corpus christ
WINS suvst ~ Sifa 3. d McEilos gos i
short Visit,
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Iir. and Alsx shelton are ,iailnr
thssI vsn pr } u. shelton
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
INTERCHANGE Of
- Il TELEGRAM OFFICE

christmas at the Telegram once
was made the occasion OF the usuai
n,easant interchange Of gifts anu
good wishes between the owner Oh
tho business and the employees. MT.
ord Mrs. NJ. F.. Hetherington were
presented with a handsome chest OF
sterling silver by the employees Oh
the business, and in return each OF
these was the recipient OF suitaoie
oft bearing with il the kindiiest
foo,,ups of the management. Every
nors,n connected with the Telegram
o@c. seems to have a sense OF 10y
o,,v and good feeling toward the IN
sti,ntion. unusual in the relations
tho, ordinarily exist between EN-
Move and employer, and it has al
] WAYS been the aim of the mahase'
,o,t tn earn such feeling by 1air
inst and liberal treatment. Ihe gooe
will of those with whom he comes =
daily and intimate contact Is prize'
nv the owner of the Telegram NOR
than any outside honor that could D
bestowed upon him.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
Miss Louie Layton
Entertained in Honor
| Of Mr.. Charles Layton

Miss Louie Layton entertained
about fifty friends in honor OF her
brother. Mr.. Charles Layton, and his
friend, Mr.. Belmont Hatch. of Jack
sonville, Christmas night at her
home on North Tennessee avenue.
The lower floor OF this hospitable
home was appropriately decorated
with Christmas green's, ferns and cut
flowers, bells and red candles, and
tables were arranged for progressive
conversation After the guests ar
rived they participated in this en-
joyable game for an hour or so, and
spent the rest of the evening IN So
cial converse. The guests were then
invited into the dining room whlcf
had been made pretty with Christ
mas decorations, and there they wer'
served with a delicious salad course
Those who assisted the hostess II
serving were Misses Estella Groom
Nettie Brooks and Mrs. A. Z
Shepard.
It was not until a late hour tina
the gay party broke up and mad
) their adieux, assuring their hostes
that they had had most enjoyab
evening.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
0shorne-Pratt Nuptials

Adtt
A wedding of interest was Sol
emn;zed Christmas afternoon at
Lakeland Highlands when MISS Haz-
81 Pratt and Mr.. Earl Osborne were
made man and wife. the ceremony
being performed by Rev Antisdel at
his home southeast of the Clup
House.
After the ceremony, the bride ana
groom returned to the Club House,
where they were showered with rice
and concentrations by the guests.
The bride is the attractive sister
of Mrs. IL. l.. Knudsen, secretary
and treasurer of the w. F. Haliam
Co. and since coming here has maze
many friends who wish for her eV-
erv ioy and happiness. The groom
was for quite long time connected
with the local postoffice as rural maj
carrier. but for the past two month";
has been with w. +. Hallam 20
with hearquarters in Virginia. I'M
lhappy couple will remain here TOT
week or ten days, being in charge G
the Club House during Mrs. knuo
lsen,s absence in Washington. Apou
the first of the year they Will PROF
, ably 60 to Virginia, although the
n,ar. have not yet been definitel
. made.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
work every day except Saturda.

snecial feature will be the night
school which presents all the 1ach-
tiles of the day school, and Is open
from, 1880 to 8 p. M. on Mohuass'
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Fridays.
Pr,f. Fritz Meiselhach having hao
an extended experience as an eNper.
accountant and auditor offers IN
usua, opportunity 70 those desirihs
especial information in higher az
counting. and classes are going 10 oe
ARRANGED accordingly.
Prof. Bernard G Ansted havins
lived many years in Europe and nav
ing leen trained in the European as
we'll az in the American schools Of
fers especial inducements TO those
desiring finishing work in French
' and instruction in Spanish. he Is
l the pioneer teacher of touch type
q WRITING in Georgia and is endorsed
q NV the state superintendent as
i teache, of shorthand and all othe'
j. commercial branches.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
In SOCIETY," ''
Miss Georgia Fannin
Welded to Mr.. Frank Fades

Miss Georgia Fannin
Welded to Mr.. Frank Fades
A marriage that came as a COM
plete surprise to her many friends
was that of Miss Georgia Fannin to
Mr.. Frank Fades, Rev. Wallace
Wear uniting these two in the holy
bonds of matrimony at the home OF
the brides parents on Xmas morn
ing ut 9:15. Miss Fannin is the at
tractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Fannin of Ingram avenue,
Lakeland. She is much beloved by
a large circle of friends, being very
active in the work among the young
ladies of the Baptist church. In the
primary department of the Sunday
school, she is enshrined in the hearts
of the little ones. Immediately aftel
the ceremony they motored to thu
home of the brides sister, Mrs. c
A. Harper, near Tampa. There the!
were guests at delightful seven
course dinner served in their honor
Later in the afternoon they motore
| to Tampa, where they will spen
;. several days.
Thinking to escape from the sho"
ers of rice and good wishes OF the
friends on Orange street, they toe
: refuge in flight.
After a spirited race OF sever
miles. when it often looked as
. they would escape the shower we
y they ambushed.
"a The pursuers had the advanta
r of a clerical chauffer. therefore w
y out in the race by taking short
lie of the two roads, We're on the roa
It side to give the bride and groom
la shower of rice as they whirled
+ carrying with each grain of rice
tn wish for life full Of happiness a
rs. honeymoon that will not wa
le- even when there are silver thre'
nd among the gold
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
TWO BOYS
ON CHRISTMAS DAY

An accident of distressing ma
ture occurred Saturday afternoon on
Morton street in East Lakeland When |
two little boys, j. Fred Ellis, Jr.,
and Emory Fits, were accidentally
shot by Harold Hinckley, a boy OF
fourteen years 1t seems that Har-
old had secured gun from nelgh-
bor unknown to his parents, ana
was trying it out on the street men
toned. He told some of the children
who were with him at the time that
he was going to shoot up into the
air to see how the gun worked, put
Internationally pulled the trigger
before raising the gun to an upright
nosition. the shot entering the bodies
of the two little boys who were play
in in the street about half a block
away.
Emory Fits, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs G.. E. Fits. sustained the
more painful injuries of the two, a
ball piercing the lower lid OF one OF
: his eyes and lodging in the eyepa''
J inst below the iris. Another shot cu'
hole through his lower lip and If
buriaI in one of his gums Whlie oth-
) or shots broke the skin but DID no
r nenetrate into his body. AS THESE
sbots are buried so deeply, they have
not teen extracted and the littie
!. fellows head has been p,rt into al
ice case to relieve the pain. j. fre'
II Ellis Jr.. had seven shots to ente
his body, and one has been extracte'
from his finger and another from III
| log The rest are still unsecured
The boys have received expert medi
cal attention from DR.. w. b. Moon
who says that while not fatal, Tn
Injuries received are very palnih
the skin having been broken
numbers of places by shot that I'll
not 90 into their bodies.
The parents of the two childre
are shocked and grieved over the III
fortunate occurrence. but none mol
, so than the boy who unintentlonal
was the cause of the accident, II
nar,ntg being as much grieved ov'
the occurance as Harold. The con
muni.y extends its sympathy to u
: families concerned, and trusts Il
, recovery of the little boys may
rand and permanent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
Armstrong Gonzales

On Saturday evening, the 2oth
inst at the home of Mr.. 7. ID. FL
lis en- East Orange in Lakeland, MISS
Na.e1 Estelle Armstrong, of Arcadia,
and Mr.. Clyde Gonzales, of Fort My
ers, were united in marriage by Rev.
n Allison of Lakeland. the
bride is a sister of Mrs. Ellis.
Promptly at the hour appointed
Miss Rema Armstrong, sister OF
the bride, entered with Mr.. Grang-
or she wore crepe de cnene
! and carried carnations and aspara-
| one tern. Then came the bride on
the arm of her father. They were
met by the groom and his best man
Mr. Arthur Davies. The impressive
ring ceremony being used.
The bride was gowned in Diu'
broadcloth with fur hat, gloves am
shoes to match and carried an arm
bouuuet of roses and asparagus ferns
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs
R. p. Armstrong. parents oil IN
bride Miss Rema Armstrong an
Master R. b. Armstrong, sister an
brother of the bride. of Arcadia
Nessrs. Granger and Davies, Ml'
Gonzales and Stuart of Fort Myer
Misses Marsh and Bailey from ian
ma and Miss Miller, of Lakeland.
! The bridal party left on the eve
y ing train for Fort Myers
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
LAKELAND BUSINESS
COLLEGE NOW UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT

We are glad to announce TO 'ie
public that at last Lakeland Is 10
have an up-to-date business Goliese.
Mr.. Fritz Meiselbacli, who has peeh
traine in the schools of Berlin, Ger
many. and in America as teacher
and practical acscountant; and Mr.
Bernard G.. Ansted, OF the DAMON
era branch of the University of Geor-
a;a who has taught IN that State for
over twenty years, both as professor
of Commercial Science and snort
Inland and Modern Languages, as q
member of the University Faculty,
have Joined hands to give this city
school of practical commercial
Training worthy of our town. we
Understand that not only will tn
regular branches of commercial
education be taught in the new IN
stitute but that Spanish, German
French and civil service work VIII
be added as special departments
: The equipment of the school Is
n he modern and complete, and the II
n stitute itself is located in two bullt
!, ings especially we'll adapted to scho'
y work. i. e. the brick bungalow
If South Missouri avenue, No. 9O2, al
r the residence across the street, N
l. sos South Missouri avenue IN
"a will enable the college to be run
n the departmental system, and u
N scho,, will be open and ready
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
Many NEEDY FAMILIES
were REMEMBERED
At CHRISTMAS

Donations to the extent OF between
s4Oa and $500 made to the needy
of this community Saturday after
noon through committee of the
Lakeland Lodge of Elks, who were
assisted in this good work by many
generous contributions from firms,
individuals and other organizations.
The donations were in the shape OF
clothing and provisions, besides can
/; dies, nuts, fruit and toys for the lit
| tie ones.
Saturday afternoon, after all the /
gifts had been arranged for distribu-
ton, the Telegram building, where
all the work incident to the move
ment had been done, presented
scene that would warm the heart OF
any lerson of charitable or humane
disposition The entire lobby was
covered with baskets, boxes and 9TH
err receptacles, filled to overfiowlns
, with groceries. bundles of clothing,
t TOYS. packages of candies, nuts and
y fruits.
= At about 4:3O o'clock systematic
t distribution was begun, the dona-
e tions for each family having all been
d separated, and these were placed III
Il automobiles owned by Elks who vol
y unteered their services for this work
Sc MANY baskets were distributed AM
d many homes were made happier D.
al these donations. The baskets wer
n substantial ones, containing pre-
u visions enough to last an averag
family for week, besides clothin
of and TOYS and goodies for the chi
no dren. The Telegram withholds u
all names of the persons who were al
be cd because it does not wish to n
I've initiate any by undue publicity, o
his the list may be seen at the Teiegra
at Office by any person who made a co
to tribntion
be The most liberal contributor
la tbe charity fund was the local Can
the of Woodmen of the World, whl
it's made a donation of $25 and to
ach organization the Elks desire TO
let tend special thinks, while apprecl
,nly ing every contribution, large
etc. small, that was made to this ca'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27

The teachers in the schools mere
who will attend tie Florida Eouca-
tiona, Association, which Will De
held NJ Tallahassee this week are
Superintendent of City Schools Cnas'
NJ. Jones, Profs. Yoder, Spence MIS-
Carrier. Mrs. Terry, Misses Maggie
Bryant. Jessie Hawkins. f1aAe'
ormsby, Eva Bryant, Pauline SUI
oath. Lucille Croft, Anderson haies
Nancy. Estella Groom, Coma fesh'
olds. Mr.. I. w. Shelley ana MIS-
Louise Layton.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27

Mr. Brusie is at home with MS
family for the Christmas holidays
Mr. Erusie is connected with the
Remington Arms Company in the ca
Dacity of travelling representative
and he will probably return North
within a short time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
Miss Conibear Gives
Christmas House Party

Miss Lucy Conibear entertained a
of young people with a
week end house party at her home
on Lake Hollingsworth, in compli-
ment to her house guests, Miss Flor
linda Balbin, of Tampa, and Mr.. Joe
Moseman of Morton, Ill. The party
motored out to Magnolia Farms on
Christmas day where they were met
by the hostess and made to feel at
home. After enjoying a delicious
duck supper, they repaired to the
home CT Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Kauf-
mann, where they were most hospit
ably received, and spent an enjoy
able evening. The Misses Kaufman
favored the guests with vocal Sc
lection, as did Mr.. Moseman also
Miss Irene Kaufman at the piano
and a game or two was INDUCED in
which made the party the delight
fully informal affair that it was
Late in the evening delicious re
freshments of orange-ade and ice
waters were served by Misses Lillia
and Catherine Kaufman, afte
which the young people departed, a
surfing their host and hostess tn;
the evening had been most plea
ant one.
+ The remainder of the time WI
pleasantly spent at the Conibe'
1 home where nothing was overlook
that might contribute to the ente
tainment and comfort of the guest
Those who were members of t
,r house party were Mrs. j. NJ. H
,r land, chaperone, Misses Florin
II Balbin of Tampa, Catherine Ka'
% mann, Lucy Conibear, Elizabe
Pritchett and Helen Hobbs, Mess
Joe Moseman of Morton, Ill, Ere
N rick Benford. Mercer Holland a
Nv Henry Conibear.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
Miss Hattie Patton's kindergar'ei

Miss Hattie Patton's kindergar'en
closed for the Christmas holidays on
Friday morning, at which time ~,
pup,ls gave a most interesting anu
weli-rendered Christmas play .
number of parents were present anu
all enjoyed the very pleaslhs "a
gram. Mrs. Melton was the piahiS'
of the occasion. Miss Patton nm
derearten is splendidly patrohiAeo
and excellent work has been done Ds
the little tots under the guidance u
their accomplished teacher.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27

NJ, L. D. Stapleton and Mr.. =.
h stapleton and wife, the former
Isir Zephyrhills bankers, came over
|, their Overland auto and spent
christmas with their parents AZ inc
New fremont hotel.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27

Mrs L. l.. Knudsen, secretary Oh
thp Lakeland Highlands Association
is spending a much-needed TWO
wo.xs' vacation in Washington, u.
C., and, while in that city, is the
charming guest Of Mr.. and MIS- w.
#. Hallam.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27

The members of the Elks Clup
,tortsined a number of their lazy
jerds with an informal dance at
no club rooms Christmas evening"
,bs affair proving a most enJoyaple
diversion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
We Go laundering On.

The whole universe goes blundering
nm hut surely arrives. Collisions and
dispersions in the heavens above ana
failure and destruction among lVihs
things on the earth below, yet mere
We an are in a world good TO be in.
II Is as if the creator played his 'ight
hand against his left-what one loses
the other gains.-John 81; rousEs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27

Mr. H. E. Pritchett left TO-DAY
for Jacksonville, where he goes 10
spend several days on business. ne
was accompanied by his son. MI
William Pritchett, who will spend a
week in jacksonville, the guest Oh
friends.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27

Messrs. Charles Bonacker, OF Pen
.,.o;a and Will Bonacker and fam
,lv Of Tampa spent Xmas in Lake
hand the guests of their mother ana
sisters returning to Tampa yester-
day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27

Mr. !. F. Breen and family OF
Jesup, Ca. and Mr.. Shaver anu
family, of Brunswick, Ca, motoieu
to Lakeland, arriving here CHRIST
mas. While in the city, they are the
guests of their cousin, Mrs. n. n
Register at her home on South MIS-
souri, avenue.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
F. AND A. M.

Regular convocation of Lakeland
Lodge No. 81, f. and A. NJ, at !
o'clock tonight. Installation Oh o.
scers will follow the business meet
ing ]. F, WILSON. w NJ.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

The Florida COmmcrcial INSTITUTE
sos and 9O2 South Missouri avenue.
courses in Stenography'
and all commerciai
branches and languages 4o'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27

urs w. J. Conner, of Jackson
|,, &c in Lakeland the guest OF
/. rarents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
,ntance. at their home on East
krsuge street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-27

,.s A. G.. Hull Of Kiowa, Kan
;s in the city, the guests OF her
/ Mr. l.. C. Hull, and family
+ aull will probably be here for
Ia weeks.