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

TINS morning.
The Fidelity Trust Co, will pay yor
FIVE per cent interest on time and saw
ings deposits. adv
Miss Alice .Gouldng of the high
school faculty. visited friends in For
Myers. Saturday and Sunday.
George Yobst, successful farmer oil
the Marlboro section. passed through
town, Monday morning, on his way
to Arcadia.
See limo Of millinery on display al
Southern Dry Goods Company store
formerly Kinsel's) Friday and Sat
|urday. adv
J. II. Foster. leading citizen OF
Pineland. passed through here. Fri
day afternoon, on his way TO Wau-
chula for a short visit.
Chairman Forrest Lake has promis-
| ed to hold meeting of the State
Road Commission in Punta Gorda
some time during this month.
Seth Tooke, after spending Sunday
here visiting his wife and baby, went
TO Fort Myers to take charge as super
! intendont OF Il large packing house.
Amongst Punta Gordans visiting
Arcadia. Monday, were Mayor Skies.
County Commissioner Whuten, Mrs.
Marian A. Meadow and Lee Rhode.
j. J. Haslett went down into the
southern part of the county, yester-
day, to visit the family OF his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter A. Kaler. They live
twenty-five miles southeast OF Punta
Gorda
A. j. Kinse's shoe repairing shop
Is now located in the iron building
Cn. King street near Marian avenue,
where he is prepared to do first-class
shoe repairing at reasonable prices.
Air.
DR.. b. b. Dlount and Mr. and Mrs.
Il. c. Blount went to Barlow. yester-
Skipper, a well known citizen OF
Polk county, and u brother-in-law OF
tho Blount brothers OF this place.
FOR SALE-The following signs
ut soc each; Furnished Rooms for
Rent; unfinished Rooms for Rent;
H. use for Rent; Car for Hire; For
Sale.--THE HERALD, Punta Gorda.
Florida.
J. X. McClelland returned, Sunday
from Palatka, where he and Mrs. Nc
C!elland attended the golden wedding
anniversary of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wyman. Mrs.
McClelland will return later. Mr..
Wyman returned Monday night.
FOR RENT For the season:
Four-room bungalow; large living
room with fire place; soft water; on
Allapatchec river; good fishing and
boating: suitable for party Of tour
lists with car. Also three-room cot
tagc for rent. Write or apply 10 Mrs
Evelyn ColcIasure, Acliue, Fla. 42-1t.
Many OF our citizens are Teasing
today on mustard and turnip
greens" which are probably the first
that some Of them have had since
last spring. They were imported"
from Arcadia by II. w. Smith, who
divided them amongst the other gro
GERS Of the town. There were l1S
punches Of the greens"
Charles A. Jones, formerly OF
has moved TO Punta G0rda
and opened real estate office here. |
Il am going 10 boost the town IN /
every legitimate way" said Mr.. |
jones, "and if can't sell prospec-
tive settler some of my listings, I'll
try 10 get him to buy from my com
petitcrs."
want TO thank my friends for the !
farors they have shown me in the
past and solicit Continuance Of their
Ny shoe shop is now 10
eated IN the iron building on King
street near Marian avenue. II you
want 1rst-class shoe repairing at
prices, bring your work
10 me. A. J. Kinsel 41-tf.
Heard TWO housewives complain
hat their phones are getting TO be
auisanees, because they ring at the
most inopportune hours OF the day,
particularly when they (the house
vires) are very busy preparing din
Ter in their kitchens. Each one
,aid she wished nobody would call
her by phone between II a. IN. and
y. ID.
Arthur Winston, who has been in
'barge Of The Kinsel store as receiver
or the Tampa Association Of Credit
Ven, fell in love" with Punta Corda
he FIRST few days be spent here and
tated that nothing would suit bim
'etter than TO be able TO make his
nome here, but at that time be had
10 idea that this was 10 ever come :
bout However, the fates haze de-
read that Dupfa Condo ~, E,y- g,.s,,,s ! .