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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-05-23

TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND
FOR pesoTo COUNTY, FLORIDA.
IN CHANCERY.
Wallace Chadman, complainant, VS..
Thos. o. R. Jameson, defendant.
Under and by virtue OF maj uec rec
rendered in the above styled cause, in the
above entitled Court on the 24th DAY OF
April, 1918. / shall sell at public cutlery
in front Of the Court House door IN tne
city of Arcadia, Florida, onMondayA tnt
3rd day of June, 1918. between the lega
hours ofsale on said DAY, 70 .he ntsmus
and best bidder for cash, the FOLLOWING
described property, situate, lying ana pc
ing in the County of DeSoto and state o.
Florida, more particularly described al
follows, to-wit: .
Tract /. All that certain property II
the County of DeSoto and State of Flori.
da. described as follows: Lot twenty GU
of Block thirty-three $3.50 in the Town OF
Punta Gorda, Florida, as per recorded
plat :.
the County of DeSoto and State of Flori-
da described as follows: Lot eight ~
subdivision of Block thirty-one CID ano
ten Q0) feet on the northwest SIDE OF
lot nine (9) OF Block thirty-one (31l SIT
uated in the Town Of Punta Gorda' flor'
ida as per recorded plat.
Tract B. All that certain property sit
uated in the County of DeSoto and state
| of Florida and described as follows to-
witt Begin 6.39 and IL chains West O
Sc corner of SEA of SWA of Section IL
township 40 South, Range "a East, run,
ming north chains and 8 and Y links
thence West 1896 chains to center o
lane of Fort Ogden and Punta Gorda pub
lie road, thence north 81 degrees ana y
minutes West to North boundary 2
SWA of SWA of Section 10, township 4
South. Range "a East. thence West Z
NV corner of SWA of SWA of Section
10, township 40, range "a, thence south L
| the SW corner of said Section19, town
ship 40, range "a thence East on Soutl
boundary of Section 10, township AZ
range "a, 45.105 chains to place OF begin
ming. containing sc 90 acres of land, ly
ing and being in DeSoto County, Florlda
| Purchaser to pay for deed.
GEORGE LEITNER, Special Mas
ter in Chancery.
p. D. MOBLEY, Solicitor for Complain .
| ant. 1919
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sHER,FF,s SALE NOTICE

Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out of and under the seal of the
Circuit Court of DeSoto County, FLORIDA
in case Town Of Punta Gorda, munich
pal corporation VS.. ]. II. Vining, / have
levied upon and will offer for sale to the
highest and best bidder for cash at the
front door of the Court house in Arcadia,
Florida during the legal hours of sale on
the first Monday in June. 1918, the same
being the Bird day of said month, the
following described property to-wit:
A lot of ground in the town OF Punta
Csorda. Florida in block t29) beginning al
\ point on north line of Trabue ave.
where the first alley south of Marion
ave. intersects same 100 feet south OF
Marion ave-, running thence southeastern
w with the north line Of Trabue ave- ~
feet more or less to the Swift lot. thence
with the line of Swift lot in northerly
direction and at right angle with Trabue
ave-, IS feet to an alley, thence in
northerly direction with the south
line of said alley to where 1t in
tersects the first mentioned alley, thence
with said alley and parallel with Marion
ave to point of beginning. said property
advertised as the property Of the de.
PENDANT and will be sold to satisfy sale
execution and costs.
Given under my hand and seal on this
the goth day of April, 1918.
(SeaD j. Il. DlSHONI, oherIlI
]. H. HANCOCK, Plaintiffs Attorney
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johnson Had a Good Time

D. C. johnson, that lively and
loveable gentlemen from Clinton,
Ind, who spent the past winter
here, arrived home on the 7th and,
on the 18th, wrote a highly valued
note to The Herald, in which he
said:
In my trip south, to Sanibe1 and
the Ten Thousand Islands, l
found no place in which the fish
ing was as good as at Punta Cor
da. All the people | met on that
trip said that the fishing had been
poor.-If your good people will
fix up the dock so that it will be
safe, you will find the tourists all
back. (We1l pay 1Oc. to every
tourist who falls into the bay and
gets wet because of defects IN the
dock.-ED. HERALD)
"Our fish story of April 18th
was copied all over the country
and is still being published by the
newspapers of this state. So, you
see. Punta Gorda is on the map
here as well as elsewhere. Witt
best Wishes" etc.
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Charlotte Harbor

Charlotte Harbor, May 10
Rains have set in which were very
much needed at the first.
Quarterly meeting is over. The
occasion was very much enjoyed
by most of our people. Presiding
Elder C. f. Blackburn, presided.
Introductory sermon was preach
ed by pastor, presiding elder
preached Saturday night and Sun
day morning. Every sermon was
good.
Mrs. Journegan and Mrs. Pow
ell of Platt, after spending several
days among their many friends
returned home Sunday p. m.
Seemed to enjoy their stay a
mongst us.
Mrs. J. Lee Knight left last
week for Tampa, visiting her pa
rents and many friends. We wish
Mrs. Knight a pleasant visit.
Our good church ladies are pre-
pairing a Children's Day program
and cordially invite Mr. Editor
over the first Sunday in June to
witness the exercises.
Mrs. r. A. Stephens is spending
a while at Salt Springs, with hel
aged father and mother, who are
there deriving benefits from thu
springs, as this water is very help
full. both in bathing and drinking
Mr.. Bert Hagan is making quite
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PUNTA GORDA HAS
GONE over THE TOP
In the Red Cross Drive, Which
Began Monday. Citrus Center
Fort Ogden and all Places
Heard From, lover the Top"

Only a few of the committees
appointed to solicit funds in the
great Red Cross drive have re-
ported; consequently, the total
collected and pledged cannot be
given. But enough is known to
make it safe to say that this dis
trict has "gone over the top.
Punta Gorda's allotment was
$65O.O0; it is certain that the town
has raised $4,000; and when all
reports are in, it is believed that
they will show the amount con-
siderably exceeds $4,000.
Indications are that every place
in this district has "gone over the
top" Citrus Center, for instance
whose allotment was $4,000, sent
in word that they they had raised
$4,000 and intended to make the
amount $4,000.
The Herald will publish full de
tails next week. The drive is
still on and will not close unit
Saturday night. y
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TENTH ~,
c ccS'HT OF GooesssoTo, sTATE OF
FLORIDA. IN cHANcERT.
Punta Gorda State Bank, a corpora
ton complainant, VS. Lille A. Beach nee
Lille A Connolly and II. Dayton Beach
Defendants.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
1t appearing from the affidavit OF Chas.
A. Waltmire, Solicitor for Complainant
in the above entitled cause, appended to
the Bill filed in said cause, that the de-
PENDANTS, Lille A. Beach nee Lime a.
Connolly and H. Dayton Beach, are non
residents of the State of Florida and re-
side in the city of Detroit, state OF Mlch-
gan, their respective post office addresses
being 1901 Canton avenue, Detroit, Mich
igan; that there is no person within the
state Of Florida, the service OF suppoena
upon whom would bind the SAID Dedend-
ants or either of them, and that the salo
Defendants, and each of them, Is over
the age of twenty-one years; IL is tnere-
fore ordered that you, Lille A. Beach
nee Lille A. Connolly and II. Dayton
| Beach and each of you do appear TO the
Bill of Complaint filed herein by the Com
plainant, the Punta Gorda state Bank, .
corporation, on the first day OF July, A
| D. 1918, the said day being the first Mon
day in said month of July and regula
rule day of this Court. Otherwise the al
legations of said Bill will be taken a.
confessed by you.
| 1t is further ordered that this Order D.
published once a week for five consecu
tive weeks in the Punta Gorda Herald,
newspaper published in the town OF Pun
ia Gorda, in said County and state.
(SeaD A. L. DURANGO, Cler
of the Circuit Court OF DE
i Soto County, Florida.
y hereby certify that the above an
foregoing is a true and correct copy
the Original Order of Publication MADE !
said cause on file in my office.
Witness NV hand and official seal 9
Arcadia Florida, this 14th day of May
d. 1918. 81.
(SeaD A. L. DUthANIE, Si nl
Soto County Florida.
CHAS. A. WALTMIRE, Solicitor X
:. Complainant. |o-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, " ;. Lalld
ONCE at Gainesville, Fla, April 49, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that c.. Monroe
w. Hopper. of Punta Gorda, Florida. who
on February 49, 1914, made Homestead
Entry No. 0125O6, for SWA of Section 81.
Township 40 S., Range 70 f., Taliahassee
Meridian. has filed notice of intention to-
make three-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described. before Clerk
Circuit Court, at Arcadia, Fla. on the alss
day of May, 1918. 80
Claimant names as witnesses: j. IS.
I.anier. of Cleveland, Florida; M. S. Rich.
of Cleveland. Florida; Steve Kirton, of
Bermont, Florida; F. NJ, Cooper. of Pun
Ia Gorda, Florida
16-6t ROBT. w. DAVIS, Register
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Notice to Young Men of All Races

By order of the President, all
young men of DeSoto county
who have become twenty-one
years of age since June 5th, 1917,
are hereby notified to appear at
the office of the LOCAL BOARD,
at ARCADIA, on June 9Th, 1918,
and register. This is vitality i'm
portant. A serious penalty is fix
ed by law to those who willfully
neglect to REGISTER. l..
DISHONG, Oh a irman, Lo c a |
Board for DeSoto County, Area
dia, Florida. 1t
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TAx LEN FORECLOSURE

In Justice Court 7th Justice District ps-
Soto County, Florida.
The Town of Punta Gorda, municipal
corporation VS. Thomas Delk. ENFORCE
ment of tax lien.
10 the defendants and all other persons
interested:
Take notice that suit has been in
stituted against you to enforce a tax lien
against Lot IA subdivision Of East half of
Block 80 in the Town of Punta Gorda,
Florida for the taxes for the years 1914.
1915 and 1916 and you are required to APP
pear in said cause on the rule day in
June, 1918, same being the 3rd day OF
said month or judgment will be given n
gainst you by default and your property
sold to pay said taxes and all cost.
+ Given under my hand end seal on this
27th day of April. 1918.
(SeaD S. f. j. TRABUE. Justice aoe
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

In the County Judges Court IN ana TOT
DeSoto County, Florida, Sitting as "a
. court of probate: % ur =,
In the matter of the estate Oh ". ,
Downing: J. Henry Johnson Auniii'iS -
tor. a.. IN TIM 1sth
u ,aiyi strator of the estate of w. p Down :
ing deceased, will present to the above
court, my final reports ana aGcou dn,i,,is-
trator and will at said time ask s said
court to approve and confirm said maj 11a
report and issue to me letters OF maj ois-
charge In said estate. 900
Dated this 2Sth day OF Marcn, lsLo.
=" ~ istratOr,
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Two young men running Tor
state offices while in Ocala the
other day approached a number OF Of
gentlemen and handed them their
announcement cards. One OF the
gentlemen took the cards and
looking straight at them asked ;
"Did Won vote for or against
Catts?" "Catts," was the reply
The cards were handed back to
them.-Ocala Banner.
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TAX LIEN FORECLOSURE

In Justice Court 18th Justice District De-
Soto County, Florida.
The Town of Punta Gorda, q municipal
corporation VS.. ]. ID. Stetson and Wiley
Kenniday, Joined by her husband
Kenniday. Enforcement of taN lien.
To the defendants and all other persons
interested:
Take notice that suit has been Tn
stituted against you to erforce tax
lien against lot 4 in Block 10 and lot
in Block IL and lot II. sub division of
lot in Block 70 in the Town of Ptlnta
Gorda, Florida, for taxes due for the
year 1916 and you are required to appear.
in said cause on the rule day, June 1915.
the same being the 3rd day of said month
or judgment will be given against you by
default, and your property sold to pay
said taxes and all cost
Given under my hand and seal on thiS
the 9th day of April. 1918.
(SeaD S. F. j. TRABUE, Justice OF
the Peace.
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a change in the looks of his prop
erty here, since returning to 1T
some weeks ago.
A marriage took place at Salt
Springs last week, a daughter of
Mr.. Walters,a guard at one OF the
camps. This scribe does not re-
member the name of the groom.
Rev. H. Messer officiated.-OLD
TIMER.
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Weather Forecast

Forecast for the period May 20
to Is, inclusive c,k
South Atlantic and hsst uuil
States-Fair, nearly normal tenn
perature- FRANKENFlELD.
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SPECIAL

We. the Undersigned, would affirm that
Dudley Colclasure is of an infirm mind,
is not responsible for his words or acc-
tons and the humiliation we have SUI
fered is a frame-up on the part OF our
enemies. (Signed) Evelyn Colclasure
Bruce Sandlin, Gladys Sandltn, waiter
Sandlin.-lt.
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Jacksonville is now said to be
the largest exporting port for Sea
Island cotton in the world.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Large z-story
rooninr house. corner Olympia ave. and
Tavlor street, on Dixie Highway ono
block from post office; furnished sleep
ing rooms upstairs; furnished rooms Pc
low: electric lights; very reas0nap,e
terms-Address p. o. BOX sou fu me
| Gorda.
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Grow what you can and can
what Won can. It's good slogan
for war times and other times.
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FARMERS-Send today for q free sam
nile COW of the Florida Farmer ana
sstockman. published at Jacksonville. Tells
about livestock raising, dairying, poultry,
citrus fruit and trucking twice a month mont.
at soc per year. three years $l.0O. only
livestock and general farming paper VI"
the state Write today.
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FOUND

FOUND-Child's gold finger ring Ky
csc for this notice and get ring at "a
AID office.
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MISCELLANEOUS

RETJ. CAFE-Just opened in Gilchrist
building serves meals at all hours, Civ
ing the best the market affords.--Miha.ss"
ANNIE BELL, Prop. loLA'
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Eat more potatoes. That IS
one perishable crop of which the
Nation has a plenty.
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CLASSIFIED

m Advertisements inserted under ~. tnlS
head for cents per line each ihsei slOi''
six words counting line.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Seven-room cottage WIN
up-to-date appointments Throughout
water, electric lights, bath, garage-onTn1S~Tr
HURTON, ST.. Punta Gorda. 1911
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Tomatoes for cannin qi,:
81 90 per bushel delivered. -W.J' MASoE-h
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EOR SAIE-Fifty head of hogs. either
sex at nine cents per fb.--Phone or write
j b. WASHINGTON. Punta Gorda' FIa as
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For SAIE-Mare and single wagon
mare five wears old--wagon in good re-
pair-hi''i " tile
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FOR SALE-1S TT. Brooks cypress boat
equipped with HIP. engine. Brooks'
For fun particulars. address Box D. Fun ni.
ia Gorda. Fla. leA'
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FOR SALE-Four-room mouse Win tour
large lots ready for cultivation. fenced.
with barn and outhouses, one block from
town limits; several bearing fruit trees.
only $500. 90 cash, If sold at once-See
ADAM SIL0OX, zti'
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FOR SAI.E-Ford touring car, 1917
model, newly painted. in first-class condl-
ton, bargain. Apply to DIXIE HIGH
WAY GARAGE, Punta Gorda. 1Stf
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-05-10

community selling American Liberty
Bonds. The banks will help those that
are anxious to purchase a bond. Our
slogan is mo Home without a Bond"
BE patriotic and buy a bond. We must
mobilize money to maintain about
3 1000, 600 men that will be called to the
cOlors. We have 100, 200, 900 people in
the United States, therefore IL ought to
he easy enough for us that remain
at home To buy bonds, which will be
used to purchase material for war. If
every person in the United States will
loan the government 25 cents 1t will
amount to S25, 000, 900. Without depend
ing on the men that will be drafted
or those that are in the service now,
remember that the government has
called upon you to supply the omney.
Now is the time to buy a bond. The
deadliest weapon we have at hand
Is money. We need money to buy sup
plies from Spain and to loan to the
allies. What is our "GOt?" Isthe money
we have boarded up? No! Is it the
boys who have gone across to fight
for us? We must make a great sac
rifice for them. The money we have
boarded up must be brought out and
loaned to the government. If we hold
our money dear to our hearts and do
not buy bonds. we do not hold human
life highly. Buy Liberty Bonds and help
make the world safe for democracy
Norman Hayden.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-05-10

There o. a large acreage OF spring
grain being planted.
Friday. May 8. several Arbonites
motored down 10 snowville 10 attend
Old Folks Day. and conference. -Four
large cars crammed full Of Jolly PEG
pie len from here early Friday morn
INK returning that night A very en-
loyable time was had By ali who were
lucky enough 10 attend. A red bow
Of ribbon was presented 20 all nifty
years young or over A white bow
10 those sixty or over and a red. white
and blue bow 10 those who were
seventy years young. L. %. Evans and
wife attended. when the call for
those nifty or over 20 sand T. - stood
up very meckly and said II they did
not give him a bow OF ribbon he would
sit down which of course be lid. l..
n was tho Mark Twain for the crowd.
STR. and Mrs. John Bowen remained
until Sunday evening 10 attend con
ference. The following people went
from hore. Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bullock, Mr. and
Mrs. 4. 49, Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Geo
handy. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Porter. Mr.
HiN MiNI AihFAA ihRHff WI anu W."
Poppy. Sir. Mr. and Mrs Ben lindley
Mrs Annie Smith. Brig Bowen. Frank
Poppy and John Payne and a Few
others.
I'D Snyder received the sad news
Saturday from Denver that his mother
was az deaths door and he left In
mediateiy for her bedside. Lori
Bailey took him 10 Pocatello.
Clarence England who was operated
on az Pocatello last week for apper
dicitis Is doing nicely.
Conrad Weideman and Marsdor
Talon we're in Pocatello last weel
on business.
Mr. and Mrs Jessie secrist arc hal
py these days. II IA a fine big bab'
hoy which the stork left last week a
their home. Az this rs the first chile
Jesse and his father. Hy Secrist, Wit
Is now grandpa. are walking in IN
air Mother and babe are gcttinl
along nicely.
A dance was held at Central hal
Saturday evening The Crystal o.
chostra furnished fine music.
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ARnON NEWS.


Mm. Kiigoro who has been quite al
Tor several days is nov convaieaeent
A fine bis baby girl came to gladden.
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Knowles a few days ago
j. u. Keller lost his auto Jack a
few days ago near Rock Springs. a
few miles north OF Pauline II any
one found 10 nr knows anything con
corning NE Hapc please notify } y.
kceicr. A roWhrd be- offered for the
return Of the Jack Mr. Keeler also
found an auto tool kit Anyone los
ms this can have same by proving
property
The sunday school which Is meeting
every SUNDAY al the Pauline school
house 10 being veil attended The
hour OF meeting o. twelve o'clock. new
tlme.
Mr. keelcr recently purchased a
new Russell tractor and three bottom
plou and intends turning the sod over
this summer he has been having a
little trouble with tho tractor but az
this writing IL Is doing line work.
J o. McKown. Ben Adolf and VIII
ford Nenuion have been Ia Arhou the
past week on business matters
Tho Arbon Rod Cross which has
been meeting az Mrs r. y Evans.
every Tuesday has been doing some
splendid work They recently com
rieied several comfort kits
Mrs J l. McKown was here visiting
from American BALLS last Monday.
Wm Howard. deputy assessor. has
been making the rounds here the past
seek
Vie Randall of sterling but fot
mcrIY Of Arbon. returned saturday
and alll enrk hts farm here
MANY HrIda arc beginning to show
$50 fht spring Erhiu since our last
ftfla shower Suwc are sull drilling.
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call your attention to how citizens
may overestimate their ability to meet
their obligations. A man with a cap
ital of $1,000 who purchases a $4,000
bond and pays $1,000 on it, will be una
BILE to meet the following payments.
He will lower himself in the eyes of
his friends, and his country. Our gov
eminent does not ask us to buy bonds
to carry on the war unless we are able
to meet all the obligations connected
with it. 1t wants its citizens to have
a good financial standing, which en-
ables the government to have a good
financial standing among the other
nations. We have already appropri-
ated $21 900 900 and we are asked to
raise $1,000, 900 900 more. The govern
ment needs the money to build mer-
chant ships, d%estroyers, a%eroplanes.
and environments. 1t is said the Brit
ish and French forces would have o
an early victory at Verdun if they had
had a thousand aeroplanes to use. The
aerOplanes are the eyes of the army.
The allies have asked us to build
more %aeroplanes to use for fighting in
France. II will take an enormous sum
of money to build aeroplanes. One
hundred thousand dollars in bonds
will buy fifty motor trucks or five
fighting planes. One million dollars
will maintain a battleship for a year.
From these few items you may readily
get an idea of what it takes to carry on
a war.
| hold it is better to buy bonds than
it would be to pay taxes. By selling
bonds to the people it distributes Il e
money burdens equally through future
generations. The one hat will ds.ive
the benefit will have to pay some of
the cost of war. The people who are
fighting the war should not take on
themselves all the burdens of the war.
If the people do not buy bonds liber-
ally then the government must use
other methods in getting evenu The