The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-06-03
LOCAL ITEMS

IN Arcadia the first of the week.
Harry Dlakely left Wednesday
morning for Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Joe Smith returned Monday
from a visit to Fort Myers.
Bennie Lee Ernest has purchased
a barber shop at Nocatec and reports
that his busil.ess is hourishing.
Don't believe false reports circu-
lated at the last minute-but vote
for Cooper and Etheredge, five-coun-
ty division and home rule!
George w. Gatewood, a member of
ne reportorial staff of the DeSoto
County News, spent Sunday at hcme
with his family.
Don't believe false reports circu-
lated at the last minute-but vote
for Cooper and Etheredge. five-coun-
ty division and home rule!
Mrs. ]. T. Joyner, after having
spent some time visiting relatives at
Acline, returned to her homo at Bar
tow Monday.
Don't believe false reports circu-
lated at the last minute-but vote
TOR Cooper and Etheredge, tive-coun-
~ division and home rule
Mrs. Sarah Pate and son, Dan, left
for lockwood, Tenn, Thursday
morning. They expect to spend the
summer there.
Don't believe false reports circu-
lated at the last minute-but vote
for Cooper and Etheredge, five-coun-
| ty division and home rule!
Mrs. H. G. Wade and three child
rel. of Charlotte Harbor. passed
through here Tuesday morning en-
route to Tampa.
Don't believe false reports circu-
lated at the last minute-but vote
for Cooper and EtheYedge, five-coun-
= division and home rule!
MIS-. Nettie Johns, proprietress of
tie Travellers hotel. will leave today
in an automobile for Windsor Ver-
mont, whore she will spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. J. r. Mauck and three child
rem and Miss Lola Roberts. of Char
Iotce HarboT, passed through here
Tuesday morning en- route to Cleve-
land.
Bruce Sardlin, after a long absence
from here, has returned from New
Orleans and is now at home with his
mother. Mrs. D. f. Colclasure, on the
Allapatchee.
Mrs. Ivan p. Jordan and little son,
Louie Milton jordan, leave tomorrow
for visit to relatives and friends in
Bushnell and to the formers mother
in Camilla, Ga.
Vote early next Tuesday morning
and then help get all other qualified
voters to put in a ballot for the divis-
ion candidates. Let's have Punta
Gorda vote heavily.
A. 3. Tucker and family left We'd
nesday for Oldsmar, where Mr.. Tuck
er has a position Of responsibility
and trust with the Oldsmar Tractor
Co., and where they will make their
home temporarily.
Eli Futch, who with his father was
engaged in truck farming here dur
ing the past season and is now put |
ting in a big crop of cotton at Bow
ling Green. was a visitor here yester- |
day and the day before.
The many friends of Mrs. w. NJ |
who underwent a danger
ous operation last week at her home
Op Taylor street, will be glad to learn
hat she has passed the critical stage
and is now slowly recovering from
effects of the operation.
L5nGcn NJ. Whitten and Towles
Douglass were visitors to Tampa the
after part of last week, when the
Ormer supplemented his hauling fac
lities by acquiring new motor
ruck of the best make of two-and-a-
lalf ten capacity now being prepar-
d to handle anything in the hauling
Inc.
Calvin G. Page of the Dixie High ,
,ay Garage, visited Arcadia. Tues T
ay, accompanying home from there,
Ir3. Page, who recently underwent
{ the sanitarium a serious operation
rom which she had sufficiently re- .
Dyered to permit CT her return here.
ne Il getting along nicely and hopes
, soon be out. :
A. p. Hatch will soon have a fine
trus grove south of town where he
as recently begun setting in trees
)me thirty acres or more. He put
ut lot of seedlings, which c. D.
awkins budded to fine varieties of I'
ranges; and he will later increase
is planting, putting all of that par
Cular tract in trees.
Miss Anne Van Ness BlanChet left
thursday for Admission, Ala. She
as been here spending her vacation
ith her parents, Rev. and Mrs. L.