The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-30
Best wishes for 1921.

Best wishes for 1921.
Ask pr Mother Goose bread. 45-tf
Bill collectors will be in evidence Ii
Saturday.
Every reliable dealer in town sells
Mother Goose Bread. 4t-tf
/ Born, in this village. Christmas
day, to Mr. and Mrs. w. d.
Guthrie. a daughter.
Syrup cans, friction tops; big lot
just received at City Bakery. Asst
o. Kay Roberts and John Smith
are enjoying a holiday visit to their
parents at Limestone.
Read announcement of High
lands Oak Farm in this weeks
Herald. 49-3t
Miss Undine Jordan is spending
the week here visiting her parents, !
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Jordan, and her
! three brothers
Miss Myrtice Cawley of West
Point, Ky, arrived from Daytona,
last week, and is the guest of the
family of G. w. Gatewood.
Granville w. Bryant of Captiva,
took Christmas dinner here at the
| home of Mayor and Mrs. ]. N. Skies,
the latter of whom is his daughter.
All kinds of bait and fishermen's
supplies for sale; boats, guides ana
outfits for hire, at oyster house on
railroad dock Att
CT, Schultz and Mrs. Agnes Herr
ky, farmers of the Willow Pens sec
ton. came to town and did their
holiday shopping with our mer-
chants.
Earnest Curry, who is prospecting
at Plant City, is spending the holi-
days at the home of his parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. H. L. Curry, at Har-
Tor View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Earnest went
to Tampa, last week. to spend the
festal season visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Fowley. the latter of whom is MT
EarneSLS SlSteT.
Contrary to bureau forecast, the
temperature here did not begin to
fall until Tuesday evening. By yes
terday morning, it had reached
minimum of 43 degrees.
Miss Byrdie Mobley. who has beer
visiting her brother, Roy Mobley, Of
Arcadia, has returned and is the
guest of the family of her Punta
Gorda brother, w. E. Mobley.
!. Irwin o. Bell came over from Sara
!. sofa and is paying holiday visit II
! home folks here. He has only re
!: Gently returned from the West
!: where he spent several months
!: chiefly in Denver, Col
/: Henry Quednau and Clennie Cos
& ten Arrived from Key West, Frida!
! night, and remained till Monday. Wis
: iting their home folks. They are
: engaged in mackerel fishing and shil
8 by the East Coast Railway.
|: Mrs. H. ]. Spence went to lamp;
Z Friday night, and, next day, enjoyed
|: Nfeasting at the home of her brother
7 A. D. Richard. She was accompanies
!: BY her nephew, S. M. Richard, ant
= Mrs. Richard, of this village.
!: Excursion to Boca Grande, New
z Years Saturday, January LIST
!. by the Presbyterian church. Roun'
!: trip $500 Boat leaves railroad docl
!. 900 a. m. Lunch will be served
!: For a good time, come with us.-ad
!: Mr.. anG Mrs. E. N. Brown wen
:: to Winter Haven, Friday, to pay
!. holiday visit to the family of thei
: son. VIM. A. Sheffield. After a fey
!. days visit there, they went to Ayo
Z Park and visited the family OF thei
!. daughter, Mrs. C. E. Lanier.
:: WANTED - 100 to 5000 roug
!: lemons at cents each. Will pa
:l$10.0O per quart for the rough len
" on seed in quantities of one to twer
: ty ouarts.-Address w. t. Harr
." son. Clearwater, Florida. - 51-4t-c
Z Peter w. Miller, a capable an
:: popular colored citizen, who, fo
!. nearly two years, has been workin
:: in the shipyards of the Bethlehel
I Steel Corporation at Sparrow's Poin
i Md, came home Sunday. to spen
! the holidays with his family
!: Remember the Highland Oai
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