The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-28
PERSONAL
LAKELAND,S WEATHER

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LAKELAND'S WEATHER
The, rainy season seems to have
started in sure enough. Lakeland
has had its share of moisture and
the prospects at noon were favor
able to more showers during the
afternoon. In fact rain had been
falling to the west of town an
hour or so before the noon hour.
Last nights downpour was heavy
throughout all this section. The
Temperature today has ranged
from II tos85 degrees.
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Mitchell and
family have returned from a delight
full stay of week at Indian Rocks.
Miss Gertrude Overstreet, Mrs. G.
: W. Watson, Miss Ellen Watson and
Pat Middleton were visitors to Tampa
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G.. Stevens left for
Fort Pierce this morning by auto to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Stevens S
brother, A. B. Brown, prOminen,
citizen of that place.
Buster Brown, who has been. the
guest of his aunt, Mrs B. Fl. Maynard
has returned to his home in Fort
Pierce, called there by the death Of
his father, A. B. Brown.
William'H Hall of East Palmetto St, is
; leaving for Fort Myers to spend tn,
summer, Mrs Hall having left some
time ago to spend the summer in
Michigan.
Rev. F. c. Bostick, well-known
8 Baptist minister, now residing at
Wauchula, is in Lakeland today and
is contemplating moving here with
his family.
Mr.. and e. M. Patterson and daught
er, Miss Marion, have left for Jack
sonville, where they will sail on Il
rOrthbound steamer, Erie, Pa, being
their ultimate destination.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Holworthy have
leased the beautiful bungalow at 90
College Ave, formerly Phillips Ave,
apd are now at home to their friends
there. The telephone number is 726
Red.
A. congenial group of Lakeland
young people are spending the day
at Clearwater, those in the party be-
ing Miss Kate Mcleod, Miss Aurora
Evans, Miss Genevieve Duggan. Miss
Margaret Patterson, Howell Mcleod
and Irwin Fraley.
Mrs. Joe Wilder and SON Carl are
leaving for Atlanta, where they will
be joined by Mrs: Wilder's mother,
Mrs. r. ]. Walker who is returning
from Hot Springs, Ark, and the party
will spend the summer visiting rela-
tives and friends at Clayton, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Kossert are leaving
for a trip of several weeks through
North Florida, Georgia and Alabama,
intending to camp along the way. M,
kossert is going up on business
trip, buying melons, fruit and yege-
Z tables, but they will also visit rela-
tives of Mrs. Kossert in Georgia, and
intend to spendfa little time in fishing.
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Miss M. B. Gates is leaving for a
northern trip which will keep her
away for several months. Miss Gates
will go to Chicago for a few days on
business, them to Burlingtons Iowa,
where she will visit her mother, after
which she will spend period at
Mayo Brothers sanitarium in line
with her profession of trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Sinquefield and
son James are moving to Kissimmee,
where Mr. Sinquefeld has accepted a
position with one of the leading gro.
Gerry stores. Their Lakeland friends
will regret their departure and hope
that circumstances may bring them
back to Lakeland.
Miss Elizabeth MCGEE and Miss
Mary Ella Lille, who have been guests
Of Miss McGee's sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hill of Wis
tabeula St., are leaving for their home
in Tupelo, Miss. after a delightful
visit in Lakeland during which they
made many friends.
A dance will be given this evening
! at the Thelma Hotel, which promises
to be a very enjoyable event. The
music will be furnished by Collins
Jazz Band.
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