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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Ncfjenotajerelie.

Serpeb inofalbes nnc @ioraas.
poere iii Minoeaapen ior Mrre,
aolpereiN og SoIoereib til az msoe
/ Siour Sans, z. Saf., / @pens
I~uoitorium, 9erbae Sen 29be Mai
81. 3 Giterniobog. @ebets hopeo.
ia9clige 8runo or at p1Iae en- M
Normano. On ri ior nrrpGrenbe IN
gen bar. 90 oesuben er Der for.
'fielliac andre Sins, iom oil Tor
hanoles.
Taa 4omiteens Tcanc
I. :. Veoerien.
Cent "Tecprah.T steu" I'll eIrat % Sen
asr hat armte Onuh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

Gn Statue al Sboriimn aarlseinc
pil / Ell ilGr sSremtio bli reiit /
Tairntont Narf / Ebilobelpbia. Gll
rig Game Der / @pen (9lmerifaner-
itOe) bar / lit Seitamcnte beitcnlt,
at en- balp Willion Collars al bell-
oes citerlootc Sornulc ifoI bcnpttes
til Spiprelie al Ell Hpffe Statller
al irenlragcIloe Imerifunere, % ei-
ter beilbcs Ierling bar aarlseinc
arau paa at bli Den ~ierite, iom bor
bGbrcs poa benne Maabc, ga ban
par Den ierite &ploniit / Mnnerifa.
%ebfommcnoe Canes Napn bar
Mrs. s. @unforb Sannlel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Sprina @ropc.
VGiter 'Nerdlo }.

sVN
(0iter "Nerolo").
Wiiia @clia Roppe. Nfr. %
AIRS, 8. :. 9ioppe9 enelte Gatter,
oeoc Den 6te DPai eiter Here Iars
SnaeIigbco. Aioeoe. Der 'orl,oeu
GorGlorc c%lierlooer lia ire Sreorc,
por ie0t / Spriii0 @rouc Den 20oc
sSebrunr 1880. Ncgrauclicn innOt
Stco Den 10be Mai. Faitor Sobn-
ion iorrcttchr.
Stengrim :. @ergrIba @egra-
pcIlc iorc9if Sen zoe Mai ira alrfen
| Sprin9 @ropc; Ea'tor Sobnion
iorrcitcbc. StcnArinl @crgrllo bar
iebt / SlQoal Den 3Otc Sluui 1911
og fonl lem Nor gonmlcl nleo iilt
Gorrl0re bcroucr. ) 1866 blep ban
Gilt nlcb WorNct y. Suartcbroaten,
ionl opcrlcper ban nlco ocre5 Ter
Born. elsie cr Sobn / Ncilnoal,
u. Saf., Claus og Ectcr / Nnmburg,
%. Snf., iomt Shcobor, Slliu5 og
@ilInm pc0 SprinQ @ropc. 9lae
par tlIitcoc pco 6oocrenS @egra.
pcllc.
dc Gricfion HcnaIo, eli al
MiIntIn9ton3 Gloite Eioneerer oN
bc0lt flcllotc Sarmcrc, er uiQuaet ueo
Ge0cn pnn GuIe0oniua Soipitol OF
blcp lorlcoen Sorong begrdpct ira
0cn me Wllnlingtom Strife, bpor
Foltor Mcin forrcttcoc. Wtr. Ncnalp
par ioot / Nr@, N%ullinaoal, ben lite
Sllnl 1Sil o. fom - Glar 0ullrmel
II! Nuncrlfa % iii SprIn1 @ropc.
: 1851 cllcr onltrcnt ct 9iur eiter
IN Nntonnlt BERTH, Loo ban liz hper-
DC 'onn NrlDlllig / aonlpnnl y al
onoct Minneiotu lctte 9lrtillcrircai-
nlcrt, bunrirn ban a'nlenltrcoca /
NltNltlt 1860. : 1866 blcp ban
Nlft nlcb Surbro Mocn, / huilfet
9Ggtclfnb ipbtc9 ~ @prn, bporai
DOG finn lem lanlnlen mcb Mtobcren
opcrlcpcr BAN. Gialc ienl er Mtrs.
e. i. Gualp, Geronu, u. Tuf.
Grief, Vctcr oq Gella bicnlme lomt
Mrs. Mcluin Trcocricfion / Ga
Groalc. &on e~itcrlaoer iia ooida
en- @robcr: Setter, / Nllmn1er.
Mtlnn, lont nof Ell Nroocr "a to
Spitrc / Nor9c.
: &lncf Nommcr Girfc r0tc-
pieces Den 1909 Mai pco Voitor
Srolt Wtila Scnrictta =. @rpnpolo
oa Nelllcr Stullpc. Gn Mcccption
nlbOIbtc> eiter %iclicn / @rllocns
IorUlorca, Mr. o1 airs. Ole @ren-
ooIba Stem.
- Or. oQ Mr>. :. -. Sobnsrllo
| SprlnG @ropc hulot puu Norocs
N~rlbcoaoul, bcn Zoe Moi, Nrpuup
Tor IN Cater emma o9 Soel Slarf
AZ eItdoer, Soma. TN prpgti1
ErplIupamiooa9 ierpereoes, blurlot
bula Netter oglaa bar Henulle9reo
% Se''e, ~ Eultor Sobniou milloc-
DC / I'M %orotulc pna Ell oniloacnbc
Wfauoe ON Sagcla bobbelte 9ctpo-
ming o. ON Niooerlnnbct biniibca
Nuuet.
! Nrlocn@ Sorulorcs Silent /
SprlnG @rooe pgtepiebes oen 1ttc
Moi pco Ealtor tSrolt Nils @ilita =.
Sl'on oN Oscar s.. @enlctte al
Mabel. Snmmen n1co Mr.. % Wrs.
herbert Nu0tenltn0. Der fort ipr bar
bleunc 9litc / Caledonia, tiltruaotc
Oct lnlNc Bar en- @rpuupareiie til
SplIlln0bpcrnc.
Nnna Gllanrllb o. Sunlilic
tInttcoc 'orlcoen iii %uncaboro, hpor
ban bar opcrtaNct %cltprcllen al Ell
(rUlalt'orrctninN.
- NJ. :. @rccrL @rabilcnt ira eli
%ctertnUr'toIe / Chicago, bar neolat
'll Ionn Sprlrac / Spriua @ropc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Meuucrbera=Sfafueu

LII Slu'
the al Den ipenife &omponilt @ltt-
mar Wennerberg, iont er befoitet al
Spcnlferne / minneapolis, oa iom
lfal relies / Wtinneboba Earf Ger /
@pell, anfom iorleoen Gag ira Spe-
rlge. Zen er mooeleret al ben
%ipcnife 9iaeobueger Carl Glbb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

SenrD u. Griffin, Ell Noromano,
Der er EroiesIor / 6piif peo Minne.
lota llliperiitct, er for npite aor no
iect til Stiainsen iom Spiifafbclin-
gems Gbef eller Chairman" eiter
Frotesior Sobn 3elenp, iom MI 9aar
til Dale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
cilSdlaS.-Gn fputaut Nfbeta=

- ling al $500 fieber en- 12O Ncreo Surm.
l;riicn er Sc, 900. Reiten paa 0iebereuS
eeen Sib til q frocent. %il taae crop
papmentS" ON enifes. Nte9et irustbar Yer
mrlb. IS Ncres opoprfet 30 Ncres nor Sfoo
Barn. @rainerp, Gorn Grib o9 nouiebuS.
AZ Dill til Morteb, IL Oil til gunbbun=
bel. s MORT giabolog. Gieren oper 20 Nar
o9 maa lGl9e. Niou benpenoe zig til She
9luoerlou Sanb So, 6airdilb, WiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Wpraenitierne anfpmmer.
9toro.

manbsiorbunbcts Scfretnr, aon.
oeeon. u. @oreenitierue, anfom
16be o.. meo "ariiianiaiiorb" til
Ncp gorf. San ifal onboIbe fig Der
/ 2onoet ct baIpt Mars lib % pirfs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Siial9s.-l20 Icres 6arm, 40

scres opoprtet. Habit, rig Muloioro, 4
Oil til GountpiGSe. %aaninesbus m,eb
inn SGreIier, Cement Saiemsnt, 6arbmpoo
@ulpe % Spparmniu9SanlGg. 81, 900,
enoel tontaut. - 81 bar 0,oJ0 Ncres itnes
ite Sarbwoob eano / Statsn, pei bebpeeet
% let at rpboe, / bet pibunoerIioe Sapiporb
Siltrift / 9SisconIiu, msb Geis, Sfoler, Na=
bosr, Warfsoer os norifs IaboIas. Sore
Ssttlere bar iine Diem % CT pel ~tilirebis.
Strip eitsr Cite oper Narmbiem. u. j.
Suail eonb Co., Sauparb, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

Frofesior u. VI. Srttre, Der / &c
lioltc ire Iar bar f%oreltaaet "tbe
Science Department" peo Spofanc
College, uil ira npite Sfolenors
@egpnociie bli anlat peo Goncoroia
College.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Vorrona.Kroni

Torbenbrrenbe Sfueipiaerinne
YorgbiIo Summer err iibite llge oeo
poa Sof Soreit SoipitaI, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
-OanO tiHaIas.-2O Icres 0anb

- | Vatlntd GGIlep. mar EroSler, Ndlb.,
% ne 9tortbsrn Nociitc Oieniters Grnotbope.
II AcreS SrGr, 6 s%lialfa. 9lioliu og
Slpper mellem ErGrne, hporoi eubel bGa
renbe. %il uboiere Ell iin Nieieri= oG 6rust
Hand. SiriebGr, Neritener, (;Grer, Niu=
bruer oo 2gbler pprfes. Gobe G.oler, Teie
90 Sronsportmioler. Miloe %intre. Til
iRloe paa oooe &iltaor. Sor nGrmere I'm
berretnine ~tilifriu J. u. sInoerion, Sor 423,
Trosler, &alb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
cSAA fontamt, Heiten paa

PVVV lette Velnl9eIler N 9 pNt., to
Der 100 Scres gGno nieo rig Serloro, 10
Ncres fan pIeies. COB Srsnb, tort o9 peut
S~aaliu9sbus foitenbe omtrent 81 200. not
iaa COB ~Sarn", mt grauerp iu9en Sonb.
pec Sopeopei, eonbpotruts, S~eleion. M
SGf meb Srout / ~6dunesonsen; alt iro.
sieroet; 81 Mil til COB sp. Triien tim
So pr. acrs, - 600. Sin Sto9luno %
9Gblebape liant WeItebus. On hdnbler
oirette mep Gicreu. n. Heberieu, 9Sbesley.
9Siscoulin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

Ten ifanbinapiife Torening /
philadelphia bar M POO Meolem.
nler. @m. Ser9enIon er Soreuin.
gems Erpiioent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

u. u. gauge / hilbert Sea. Ytinn.,
bar nplig iflpi,fet Slitber Icooem1
berlteoS Ell goeiantling paa 70
Sino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

Stlial9s.-Win 100 Icres Tsarn,
biais tiIiaIes ellsr tilbptts. Sd aeres /
Mplius. Atiteu ton ophprtes. SeIseiprmie,
COB lerboIbis Mulo ineeu @rapel. altali
eler Sanb. @obt ganb, Sns lsx3e.
'Sorn- Tor 8 Ssre. Senpenbslie til Saeob
Saus, Vla;a, q. Dat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Nnbreas &IsnjtoS m

/ Chicago er reiit til @oree, buor De
rimeligpis berefter bill fon1nle iii at
bIi boiat for eobt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

Cent "1eesrab.eshea" I'll eIrsi % Gen.
eer ! bet eeulIe Qant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

eeut "Eeeprab. vpHcm" til @Irai "a Zen
ner I bet annIe odno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

SiHal0S.-@pb &reaturfarm /
- Stoams Gountn. Tortb Satota. Tor
uGrmere Splpsniuser t~ilifrip oenrp Dtoeu,
Settinoer. u. Sut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

Cent "Eesrfah.Tstsa" til eIrai % Sen,
nsr l bet 6crl.e 2dnb.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
JUST A PLAIN LIE

1t has been stated on the streets
and passed along from one to- an
other among certain element, as
If a grave crime had been commit.
ted. that Mr.. r. h. Nowlin had
brought communication to the
Telegram Office concerning the light
and water plant site, and the article
was refused publication Like all
such rumors, this report is absolute
ly false. Mr.. Nowlin never present.
ed any such article to the Evening
Telegram. never asked for its pub
LEGATION, and was never refused space
to present his views. The facts are
these: The Evening Telegram re-
ceived through the mail an envelope
addressed to IL, but containing a COM
munication addressed to Mr.. N. A.
higgins. At the bottom of this
communication there was plainly
endorsed the words: Not for pub
lication." AS this communication
was not to the Evening Telegram,
and distinctly stated that it was not
for publication, we naturally did not
publish 1t. We have no doubt that
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
OLD SITE IS RETAINED
FOR |. { v. Plant

The City Commissioners met in
called session this morning to can
vass the results Of the election as to
The light and water plant site. From
the minutes Of the meeting they evil
IDENTIFY decided not to go into re-
count of the vote, and the effect of
their action is to accept the face of
the returns, as reported by the
election officers. This means that the
old site will be retained, without any
enlargement. The engineers have
reported that the improvements can
not be placed on this site, so the
Bond Trustees are confronted with
the rather delicate task of doing
what can't be done. Just how they
will accomplish this has not yet been
made public. Those who befuddled
enough honest voters to carry this
peculiar proposition may find salts
faction in the fact that, If the plans
are so modified as to admit Of plac-
ing the plant on this sic, there will
be an ever present increased expense
of operation that will have to be
borne by every user of light and wa
ter. because the increased cost of op-
Grafton must necessarily be added to
their light and water bills. And this
increased expense goes on and on, as
long as the plant stands where It Is
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

ton In one sense this is true. it
has upheld every city administration
since its existence. When some men
who are now its most captious crit
les were connected with tho. city
government, it stood behini them
when the public was censrring them.
Always IL has tried to aid in eifec-
tive work those whom the people
put in charge of their affairs We
believe this to be a new spaper's duty.
We believe it is the duty of every
citizen to hold up the hands of its
officials, and not hamper them by
harassing criticism Personal profit
certainly does not enter into this
policy of ours. The recurd, Will show
that for ten years we nave done the
citr's newspaper printing at one-half
Price, and have ncva- changed or
raised this rate AMI. in taxes and
in light and water rentals. we pay
more into the Golfers of the city than
we draw out for all our work of city
printing and publishing.
Finally, brethren, we repeat that
we cannot be bluffed into doing 9TH
erwise than as our conception of the
city's best interest dictates: nor can
we be run out of town. as some
have suggested. We have never been
run out Of any town-we have never
learned to run from an opponent, he
he a physical antagonist or any 9TH
err kind. If we are sufficiently OBJ
noxious to any man or class Of men
our critics may buy this newspaper
and run 1t to suit themselves. They
could thus by one stroke get rid Of
the EDITORS activities, and possess
themselves of business which even
they could keep out of the bankrupt
court for few months.
And the Evening Telegram is fur
ther strengthened in its position by
the knowledge, founded on constant
and repeated assurances, that the
best people of this community. the
city builders, those who do things
and who are worth while.-+those, in
short, who are the real dependence
of newspaper in any community
are with the paper in it's ever
, stand, and that 1t has their approval.
cooperation and appreciation
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
SILVER TEA BEING
GIVEN BY ST.
AGNES GUILD

This afternoon and evening large
numbers will no doubt attend the
silver tea given by st. Agnes Guild
of All Saints Episcopal church at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j..
Drane.
A musical program will be given
and refreshments served, and a most
pleasant time is in store for all who
attend.
Arrangements have been made
whereby the jitney will include the
Drane residence on each of its
'trips between four o'clock and 1915
tonight, running every half hour. IN
this way all who have no convey
ance may be transported TO and fro,
the round trip being made for 10
cents.
The ladies of the Guild cordially
invite the public to be present.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

r.. C. W. Agrees and interest
family arrived in Lakeland last
Il frout Knoxville, Tenn, to
. this eitN their permanent
-. TAsy havS : carload of house
gpods now snroute here AMI
. IL arrival they will move into
bunGaloW on Success avenue.
Cd M. Agrees recently pur-
sed from Mr.. n. f. Randolph.
: move win be only temporary.
ever, - work will commence at
sarly date on their fine new home
Oh they will erect on the block
east u the home of Mr.. R. L.
res. This II An ideal site, over
ding Lake Morton as it does, and
Agrees contemplates building
reon one Of the handsomest
~ In the city. Mr.. Agrees will
i live, aegresslve citizen and is SO
6dent Of tn future of lakeland
/ he contemplates making large
.stments hero.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
CITY COMMISSION
HOLD CALLED SESSION

Lakeland, Fla, Sept. "a, 1915.
Pursuant to the following call. all
members of the city commissioners
met in call session:
Lakeland, Fla. Sept. "a. 1915.
Hon. City Commissioners of Lake
land. Florida:
Gentlemen-You are hereby di-
rected to meet at $3.50 a. m. this
date to canvass the returns of the
expression by ballot held Sept. 81.
1918, relative to site for the I'M
rrovements to the light and water
I; plants.
o. M.EATON, Chairman.
The call was read.
The report Of the inspectors and
clerk of the expression by ballot held
Sept. 81, 1915, relative to determin-
ing site for the improvements to the
light and water plants was read;
and on motion said report was duly
canvassed, and confirmed, Messrs.
Flanagan and Cox voting "yes." AMI
Mr.. Irwin voting "yes," provided the
ballots be recounted If any protest
be fled" Messrs. Toph and Eaton
voting mo"
On motion, the old site was de-
clared the choice of the people for
the site on which to make the i'm
provements for the light and water
plants, Messrs. Flanagan and Cox
voting Eyes" and Mr.. Irwin voting
| Eyes, provided that the ballots be re-
counted if protest be fled" and
Messrs. Toph and Eaton voting mo. =
Report:
Lakeland, Fla, Sept 81, 1915.
Hon City Commissioners of Lake
land, Florida:
Dear Sirs+We hand you herewith
the report of the result of the cleo
tion held this date to determine the
site for the new lieht and water
plants:
For new site Eyes" received 12j
votes; mo" received 20 votes
For first Clayton proposition,
yes received 81 votes: mo- "a
votes.
! For second Clayton proposition,
YES received 67 votes; mo 80
votes.
Shall the city sell old site %
l. toll l.
votes and mo- n votes.
For old site. yes received 100
votes; mo" IS votes.
! Shall improvements be put on old
site without the purchase of more
ground, Eyes" received 100 votes;
mo" 81 votes.
For first Youngs proposition, yes
| received l3 votes; no 81 votes.
For second Youngs' proposition
Eyes" received 4 votes; mo- ~
votes
Number of votes thrown out 4.
Total number of votes cast 306.
Respectfully submitted.
L. e. ELLIS,
L. w. FULGHUM,
inspectors of Election.
Attest:
T. F.. ROBERTSON.
Clerk of Election
On motion the commission ad-
journed
o. NJ EATON,
| Chairman.
Attest:
Fl. l.. SWATTS, City Clerk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

Mr.. R. NJ. Mckinney, who re-
Gently sold the Lyric theater, will
leave toni2ht for Arcadia, where he
will spend few days with his par
ents, going from there to Los An
gAes, CAL, where he will make his
future home. Mr.. Mckinney made
many friends during his residence in
Lakeland who regret to see him
leave. He has been in the motion
picture business for a number Of
years, and his playhouse here en-.
joyed a splendid patronage under his
management.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

party Of Lakeland baseball fans
.orea - WvAtsr Haven yesterday
!Ynoon 10 witness the game be-
en- that town and Bowling Green
/ eawyot ana n. Spivey of this
playo6 - catcher and centerfield
the former nine. The contest was
vely ~, ut q the conclusion OF
game H. eecre stood 4 to 3 In
n o. winter Haven. Those who
nded from lakeland were Mr..
MrS. Joseph deVay, Messrs,
ant lGeharg, Elmer, Clarence
Il. sawyer. Spivey and l.. X
liter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Biewer returned last
night from an extended trip OF sew
eral months which included stay in
Cincinnati, Chicago and other north
ern cities, after which, accompanied
by their daughter they toured Cana
da, visited the Exposition and
stopped at various points of inter-
est in the West. They had great
trip and report a most delightful
time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
Mr.. Nowlin will bear us out as to
the truth of this statement.

VIC tIulH vi llllS statement.
All this Is beside fact that many
persons lost sight of, which is, that
If we should decline to publish this
or any other communication, we
wOulu have perfect right to do so.
this paper being the individual prop
erty of its owner. AS a matter of
fact, we never refuse to publish com
munications that are temperate and
have any helpful bearing on the di
cussiOn of any public matter; but it
should be borne in mind that such
communications are published as
courtesy on the part Of the owner
of the paper, and not because the
correspondent has any right to de-
mand 1t.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
Spend-the.Day Party

CpcNu- tHc-Ody 10ty
Mrs. F. B. Terrell had as her
guests yesterday Mrs. John Bishop,
Mrs. J. P. Hyman and little son,
]. P. Jr., of Barlow. Mrs. Hyman
will be remembered here as Miss
Mary Bishop. Guests who were in
vited to meet these charming Bar
tow people and to spend the day
with Mrs. Terrell were Mrs. Will
liam Steitz and Miss Laura Southland
late in the afternoon Mrs. Bishor
and Mrs. Hyman returned to Barton
in their car
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
FREE ADMISSIONS GIVEN
TO THE LYRIC

Beginning with this issue the l.
rio theater is running small adver-
tisements in the classified columns
OF the Telegram, each of which en-
tiles the person named therein 10 \
free ticket. Watch for these ads
each day to see if you are the lucky
one.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

b. l ~ Nirgil billiard and
4 of ES1 afrived this morn
| to vi61 pfllard's parents.
h are Jgeornmg rom an extend
Trip to 01eopg Greek and Martins
J. W. VI. sn1 cumberland, Md.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

bout tWolvo Of fifteen skaters
ID Orlando afrived in Lakeland
|erday aftoFnoon and took advan-
! Of - exeell1at skating facili-
o6ero6 Nv ne lakeland Skating
Il Conpaay. tive of Orlando's
ct Gnkera rave; an exhibition,
their chaap1on. Mr.. James Ro-
|, chnlIonGs1 any Lakeland skat-
. ! racs- NJ. MlIier accepted the
|llenss but 1ost out by one lap.
| party returned to Orlando on
iats trsan - ~ automobile.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs l. B. Petit, who
were formerly owners of the Sweet
Glover Dairy Farm, which was re-
Gently bought by Virginia people,
are in town today on business. Mr..
and Mrs. Petit have moved to Tam
pa, and are contemplating investing
there.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

trs. n III. Dickey and children,
have been sysnding the past
months n Ef1and, N. c., with
|tives and friends. returned We'd
lay. Mr.. Dickey Joined them ten
! ago and eccompanied them
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
In Society
Miss Rose Marie Smith

To Entertain for
Lakeland Girls
Miss Ada Padrick, Elizabeth
Pritchett, Hazel Williams, Heloise
Bowyer and julie Park formed a
party of young ladies going down to
Plant City today to spend the day
with Miss Rose Marie Smith of Plant
City, who will entertain in their
honor this evening.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

II N. N CofdUn, of Lexington,
connected Nth the State A2ri-
|ural ana = ecA1nical College at
! plIe bat mo has been in
|sland fof ! week, was joined
Eerday w M. Gordon and they
! probably epen9 the winter here,
|ing puto1n ne Taylor prop
near ~ IIallan Club house.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

|[r. w :. ~ 1fel3ae, Miss Ailene
|sas ~ ~ and Mrs. T. /.
|pds IN ycerdnx in Mr.. McRae's
|iTlac TT 1feksonsille. From that
they Win motor to Richmond.
hhinG thn ~ other eastern cities.
lie "A vir1iniA they will attend
Wedding " NJ. Woods brother
wfll " an6eht from Lakeland
ut tn taye.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
Donations for Orphanage Box

OUu0G1O- . IV4 VI P1ae6V AVA
All who have donations for the Or
phanage box which is being gotten
up by the members of the Methodist
Missionary Society can leave their
gifts at Bates Department Store and
they will be looked after by the prop
er committee, who urge that all do
nations be left there before the end
of this week If possible.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

lDr. and Mrs. w. B. Moon and
little daughter are spending today in
Tampa on combined business and
pleasure.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Register
and two interesting children, Hal
and Mary Lucille, have returned from
a pleasant trip to North Carolina
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
q Columbia, 5.
Ind yesterday,
IRE during the
hased property

e May Clover,
mt for several
Fla, and va
-, where they
1 friends, re-
I 1ast night.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-24
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