The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-08
LOCAL ITEMS

Jones Bros, handle only the choic-
est native and western meats.-adv.
Mrs. S. T. Buchanan left Tuesday
to visit Mrs. c. E. Lanier at Avon
Park.
Reiger's perfumes and flower
drops at Cochran Drug Co.-adv.
Mrs. S. A. Eldwell returned from
a trip to Tampa the latter part of
last week.
Fresh and cured meats of quality
at Jones Bros, market.-adv.
B. F. Young, who has been a guest
of the Travellers hotel, left Sunday
for Arkansas City, Ark.
Ansco cameras and films at Coch-
ran Drug Co.--adv.
Miss Celia Powell, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. R. De-
Loach, left Sunday for Fort Meade.
Misses Annie Daniels, Bessie Dan
iels and Annie Brown, of Chbkolos-
kee, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Joe
Keen, Sunday.
Large stock of high grade jewelry
at Cochran Drug Co.-adv.
Rev. H. G. Kenney, pastor of the
Baptist church, will leave tomorrow
for Jacksonville to attend the Dap
fist convention.
Miss Ethel oliver, after enjoying
the holidays here, left Sunday for
Avon Park. whore she is a teacher
in the high school.
Wanted -Dressmaking and plain
sowing. Prices moderate. Mrs.
Philip Bowers, Seward house. sit.
Joe Washington and Joe Gatewood
lefS Sunday for several points in the
everglades, including Okeechobee,
Moore Haven and Rita.
Miss Nina Mae Stevens, who has
been spending the holidays with rel
atives and friends, returned to her
school at Alva, Sunday.
Archie D. Dalrymple, representing
the Fish and oyster Reporter of
New Orleans, was in the city, Monday
in the interest of his publication.
Go to Jones Bros, market and be
sure of the best in meats-and pay
no more than for the ordinary kind.
adv.
Miss Willie Mae Wallace, who is
a teacher in the Alva schools, after
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. LaRue Giddens, returned to
Alva, Sunday.
A. ]. Kinsel has secured the ser
vices of another shoemaker and ex-
poets that between them he will now
be able to take care of his large bust
ness better than ever before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Newline and
daughter, Miss Laura, of Hutson-
Vile, ILL.,, who spent last winter
here, arrived Monday and will again
spend several months in Punta Cor
da.
Since arriving to spend the winter
Youngstown, Ohio, received news of
the sudden death of sister, Mrs.
Cunningham, but were unable to re-
turn in time for the funeral.
Miss Annie Nelson, Miss Nettie
Guthrie, Miss Mary Hagan and Mrs.
William Guthrie, after spending the
holidays with home folks at Char
lotte Harbor, left Sunday for their
schools in various parts of the coun-
Ity.
| DR.. Ascher, of Atlanta, Ga, who
was a visitor here last winter and
who found our climate remarkably
beneficial, returned to Punta Gorda,
Tuesday to spend the winter. He is
comfortably located with DR.. B. b.
Blount.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Sayer, who
arrived a few days ago from Mime
apolis, Mimi, having made the trip
in their automobile, are comforta-
bly, located at the home of Mrs. .
~. Hewitt. They express themselves
as much pleased with our people and
delighted with our Incompatible
climate and location.
Get your Texaco gasoline-the
genuine article that makes less car
bon and gives you more miles to the
gallon and more power - right
around the corner back of the Her
aid Office. Best for auto and stove;
costs no more than others: once used,
always used. M. WHITTENS
rJII INC STATION. adv.
Mai. L. Cherry. formerly pastor of
saint Mark Progressive Baptist
church for colored people this
city. who was popular with both his
own people and white people, was
here this week from Clearwater on
visit. He was accompanied by H.
G. Lyons, who is considering taking
IN the work here on which Maj
Cherry was formerly engaged.
p. 0. Hickman, citrus grower OF
the Allapatchee section, displays
commendable generosity in repeated
gifts of good eatable oranges and
grapefruit to a number OF MS
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