The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-12-18

% DAutton, orange buyer and
shipper, is again patronizing the local
postoffice.
Useful and elegant cut glass--at
Cochran's. adv.
A. NJ, Jackson of Fayetteville N
c., motored down Friday from Ar
cadia and enjoyed a days stay in
Punta Gorda.
See Cochran's ad. in the Herald
this week. =. adv.
Mrs. Martha S. Morgan, accom-
panied by her son, Jesse Morgan. vi
sited her daughter, Mrs. Seth Tooke
at Tice, in Lee county, Monday.
Dolls-many kinds, sizes and
prices Cochran's.-adv.
J. T. Bush of WauchuIa, and L. H.
Thomas of Sanford, were in the city
the past. week buying vegetables
from local growers.
Give that boy or girl a camera.
Get 1t at Cochran's = adv.
Miss Alouise Williams, who at
tends the Punta Gorda high school,
visited her parents at Fort Ogden
the past weekend.
Dressed turkeys for Xmas-leave
your order at Jones Bros Market
now.-adv.
Mrs. Geo. Martin of New York,
arrived last Thursday to visit her
aunts, Mrs. J. M. Weeks and Misses
Norma and Bertha Pepper.
Four of the best brands of candy
at Cochran's Samoset, Nobility,
Gunther's and Lowney's adv.
Cashier L. T. Farmer of the First
National Bank, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, spent Sunday
with friends at Zolfo.
Leave your orders for dressed
turkeys for Xmas at Jones Bros.
arket.-adv.
]. E. vanCamp, after enjoying a
weekend visit with home folks here,
returned to his work at Mulberry,
Sunday afternoon.
FEED, FERTILIZERS AND
CRATES. - l.. M. WRITTEN,
AGENT. oath
Mrs. Buckingham, after pleasant
visit to Mrs. Grace G. Davis in this
city, returned on Sunday afternoon
to her home in Arcadia.
FEEDS, FERTILIZERS AND
CRATES. -- l.. NJ. WRITTEN,
AGENT. 9t4h.
It. S. Moore of st. Joseph, Mich,
was interviewing local vegetable
growers the first of the week IN the
interest of a Chicago produce firm
Miss Frances Wachob went down
to Alva, Friday, to visit Miss Nina
Mae Stephens, who teaches IN the
public school of that place.
]. H. Stevenson of Bradentown
was amongst the arrivals here Satur'
day. having come over with view
to locating.
Mrs. Henrietta James went TO FOR
Myers and Alva Tuesday, where sh'
is engaged in her professional cap
acity as trained nurse.
Kinsel & Washington Fur W.
sold to manufacturer and puyer
yesterday, a lot of dressed SKINS AM
furs for $6080.50.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. ROD
Iinson, Wednesday morning, nm
baby boy. DR.. Mcqueen in atteno
ance.
Mrs. Thomas Fisher, Mrs. 5. A
Garbelt and Mrs. o. L. DeadWeyier u
Berkley, Ca, arrived Friday for al
other winters sojourn in Punta Col
da.
Mrs. J. J. Wheeler of Pineland, ell
loved a brief visit in the city I'M
week, having stopped over on he
way to Arcadia and Tampa on III
combining business and pleasure
Miss Faustine Shaver and MISS III
ma Mcleod, teachers in the rum
Gorda public school, visited nom
folks in Arcadia from Friday 10 0ui
day.
Miss Ethel Oliver of the faculty :
the Avon Park public school, envy e
a visit to her parents, Mr.. ana MIS-.
oliver, in this city, last Saturday al
Sunday.
Rev. o. E. Rice has returned liUl
Lakeland, where he ATTENDED, -
, Methodist Annual Conference u
will be pastor of our local cnurcn II
another term, we are glad to sta'e'
Capt. C. E. Johnson of Fort Myer
brought up the yacht "MyaKKa
, the Cleveland Steam Marine fy''
Cleveland, to be hauled out lor !.