The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-04

Mrs. Laura Reed and Mrs. Dave
Earnest made a short visit to Arcad-
ia, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Levin re-
turned last week from their summer
home in Fall River, Massachusetts,
where they enjoyed the summer.
George w. Gatewood, city editor Of
the Arcadia News, was the first voter
to cast ballot here Tuesday morn
ing. after doing which he returned to
Arcadia on the morning train.
Mrs. Emmett Adams has as her
guest Mrs. j. L. Roberts of Tampa,
who lived here some years ago and
was well known as Miss Evelyn
Battersby.
High school teachers enjoyed the
recess from Friday evening till Sun
day night, Misses Powell, Shaver
and Mcleod in Arcadia; Miss Duncan
| in Wauchula.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Hoffman and
their two children, of Arcadia, were
dinner guests, Sunday, of Mrs. Hof-
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Gatewood, of this place.
Mrs. William Graeme and baby, of
Columbus, Ohio, are guests of II. W..
Smith and family. Mr.. Graeme will
be here in week or two, and the
three will remain through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Page and little
daughter came up from Saint James,
Monday and are spending the week
with their friends here. They will
20 home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs: G. e. Skipper, accom-,
panied by Harvey M, Virgins, all Of
Avon Park, motored hither, Sunday,
and spent the day as guests OF Mrs
Sadie B. harrington and children.
Mrs. VIM E. VacQueray of Arcadia,
was the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
; Mrs. C. E. FITZGERALD, from Wednes
day of last week until Saturday after
noon, when she Went home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy of Nocatee
spent Sunday here visiting the latter!
mother, Mrs. H. l.. Dotson, and weni
. home, Monday morning. Mrs. Dot
son accompanied them.
Mrs L. E. Keller and daughter
l Miss Ruby Lightsey, of Fort Meade
2 arrived last week on u visit to the
formers Punta Gorda daughter, Mrs
t Josephine Jones, and Mrs Keller
y son, w. L. Koon.
Saw Mrs. M. A. Meadow, Saturday
getting into an auto with a party o
1 friends, and, on asking where the.
q were going, was told by her, IT'S
:. profound secret" That's why thi
q reporter refrains from telling it.
l II. w. Smith went to Arcadia, Fri
day, and sold out his bakery ant
P grocery business there, and will here
after devote his whole time and at
tention to his prosperous bushes
I here.
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y fla work novelties and Florida souve
T. Mrs. viii buy outright or sell o
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S ART SUPPLY CO. 314 Twigg Stree
TAMPA. Fla. 39-4
IS Thomas Turner and his sister, Mis-
IS Lillian, came down from Mulberr.
/, Saturday night, and visited Misse
d Audrey Sands and Lucy Muriel II
&c gram till Sunday afternoon, whe
T. they returned, accompanied home b
o Miss Audrey, who spent the first pa
If of this week with them.
/ The Punta Gorda Fish Market wi
II have plentiful supply of fine fres
oysters Saturday, two boats havin
= been sent to the oyster bar. The
= may be procured at the fishdock or {
j the market, on Marian avenue at II
ice tram track. The market wi
have all kinds of fish on hand at a
4 times and oysters whenever procur,
\ able throughout the season. 49,,
/ Miss Sarah Boyle came over frol
/ Tampa, Friday night, and was IL
guest of MRS. Vernon Jordan unit
Sunday evening, when she went hac
During her stay here, she packed an
shipped 20 Tampa the househoi
goods of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
A. Boyle, who have secured a dwellir
in that city and will live there for
time.
To hunters and trappers who hay
been dealing with myself and ass
ciates during former years | wish
say that we will continue in the fl
business this winter. We advis
however, that as little hunting {
possible be done early in the seasc
as the market is still glutted wit
last years stock of furs. Howeve
we will buy early furs at prevailir
market prices. A. ]. Kinsel. Al
Grover Cleveland, one of the sciol
of the well known family OF tn;
~ name residing at the neighboring vi