The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-28

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LAkELAND's WEATHER
Partly cloudy skies this morning
with a northwest breeze showed
that some last traces of the tropi-
cal hurricane are still hanging
around although the storm has
gone eastward across the Atlantic
and may by this time be near the
coast of Africa. Somewhat cooler
weather is to be expected before
Sunday with gradually clearing
skies. The temperature up to noon
today had ranged from Ga to 70 de-
grees.
M. G. Ware of Winter Haven was a
business visitor to Lakeland today
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Reed were Bar
tow visitors to Lakeland Thursday.
George R. Johnston, of Barlow, is
in Lakeland today on matters of bus
mess.
Miss Johnson and Miss Wear of
Barlow were charming visitors to
Lakeland Thursday.
Mrs. G. L. Adams and Mrs. Smith
of Lake Alfred paid Lakeland a visit
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. A. Johnson, Mrs. L E John
son, Mrs. ]. P. Murdaugh and Mrs. w.
A. Lyle were among the Barlow WISH
tors to Lakeland Thursday.
d. A. Stroud of Barnesville, Geor-
gia, was a visitor to Lakeland today
en- route to Tampa, having stopped off
to see his old friend, J. H. Gentry.
e. L. Mack, of the Polk County
Trust Co., is leaving tonight for Jack
sonville, where he goes on business
for the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pocok, for
mer Lakelanders who have been liv-
ing at Clay Centre, were visitors her.
today. They expect to move to
Tampa November 1.
Mrs. H. B. Carter and daughter
Miss Ethel left Thursday evening for
Spartanburg, North Carolina, where
they will visit Miss Thelma and
Leonard, who are students there.
Mrs. c. G. Wilson, who has returned
to Lakeland from the Bayside Hospi-
tai in Tampa. is at the Marvin Hotel.
Her many friends will be delighted to
know that she is recovering rapidly
from her recent serious illness.
Miss F. Conklin, of New York City
and Long Island and Miss L. Nelson,
of Jacksonville, Quebec, have arrived
in Lakeland and will spend the win
ter with Miss Conklin's father, H. A.
Conklin, of Rushen Avenue
Il. T. l.. Walker of Tampa, a former
resident, is in the city today on his
weekly business trip and is kept busy
telling his friends here about the
big storm, in which Mr. Walker and
his family, however, sustained no per-
sonal loss or serious inconvenience,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Contner and
family of College Avenue are moving
into their new home on the corner
of College Avenue and Cumberland
Street. This bungalow is of white
stucco with brown trimmings and is
one of the handsomest in the city.
Mrs. Ted Whelpley reached Lake
land Thursday evening, having been
met at Orlando by Mr.. Whelpley. Mr..
and Mrs. Whelpley will make their
home here with Mr. Whelpley's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Whelpley or
West Park Street.
w. d. Baldwin is being welcomed
back by his Lakeland friends after
summer stay in Cleveland. He will
be Joined here next week by his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Sigler and
the family will spend the winter in
their home on the corner of West
Parker Street and Fifth Avenue.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Alpaugh will be glad to know that
they reached Lakeland Thursday night
after four months spent in touring
and in visiting relatives and friends
in Canada, particularly in Toronto
and westward. Mr.. and Mrs. Alpaugh
in, az
Street.
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