The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-19
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J. s. Henderson and Pope Cameron
of Lakeland motored to Orlando for
the day.-Orlando Reporter Star.

J. s. Henderson and Pope Cameron
of Lakeland motored TO Orlando for
the day. Orlando Reporter-Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Gibson, of
Brewster, have purchased Il lovely
new home on Lake Morton, Lake
land, and have moved to that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson formerly were
residents of Alfalfa. Mr. Gibson is
known as assistant cashier of the
Polk County Trust Company Miss
Sallie Johnson is staying with her
sister. Mrs. Gibson. at her new home.
being taken there to recuperate after
a serious operation for appendicitis
some weeks ago at the Memorial Hos
pital in Lakeland. She is slowly i'm
proving.-Plant City Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Dennison of
Lakeland, purchased the pretty bun
gaow on the corner OF Howard and
Mahoney streets formerly owned by
.C. II. Luke. They moved into the
new home this week. Mr. Dennison
comes to Plant City to enter into the
fruit and vegetable business. He is
now located in Mayor Lees offices,
but will have offices in the new Lee
building when it is completed. Mrs
Dennis0n will be remembered by her
many Plant City friends as Miss Edith
Nelson of Lakeland. Blant City wei.
comes these good people,-Plant City
Courier.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Bravo of Lakeland was buried
here last Sunday. Mrs. Bravo has
been lowering between life and death
for week, but last report was to the
effect that she was better We hope
for her speedy recovery Mrs. Bra.
vo was formerly Miss Birdie Lewis of
this place. Mrs. w. NJ. Colding and
Mrs c. e. DeLoach have been with
their sister. Mrs. Bravo, for a week.
Picnic items Plant City Courier.
Senator and Mrs. Park Trammell
left today for trip down the east
coast and expect to be back Saturday.
Orlando Reporter-Star.
Lawrence Wright, well known
around Orlando and Winter Park for
his musical ability. writes that he is
motoring to Florida and expects to
arrive at Winter Park about the mid
die of this week. He has spent week
in New York where he has been get
ting hints from the leading dance or.
chestras. Mr.. Wright plans to start
dance orchestra on his arrival here.
and is bringing with him Leland Ritz
man, pianist; Kenneth Warren, VIC
linist, whom the Rollins students OF
last year will remember; and Roy
Mcintyre, drummer, who played last
year with the Twentieth Century Jazz
Band of Lakeland. All of the young
men have been playing with orches-
tras in the north during the summer,
Kenneth Warren having had an offer
to play with Bensons orchestra of
Chicago this winter. Mr.. Wright also
plans to give instruction in saxophone
and armony.-Orlando, Reporter
Star.
Mrs. A. r. Leach and daughter.
Beulah. from Lakeland spent Monday
with her daughter, Miss Fay Leach
who is employed by the Winter Park
Telephone Co. Miss Beulah was on
her way to st. Augustine, where she
will attend Winter Park
items Orlando Sentinel.
Mrs. e. w. Crane and chi dren re-
turned to their home in Lakeland Sat-
urday afternoon, after spending quite
a while with Mrs. Cranes parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Leak-Fort Myers
items American Eagle.