The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-04-28

Cormick is Tampa bound and Mr..
Williamson is taking a trip to Lees
burg and thereabouts. Both men ex-
pect to return the latter part of the
week.
Both Mark Luckey and his son
| Leonard are now greatly improved
and are out and about again.
/ W. w. Raymond. of Owanita and
/ Mr.. Bredenburg, of Springfield. H.,
were business visitors last Friday.
The Current requests that any who
fail TO get their paper through the
mail please aO-ry the paper Al o@lc.
] Mrs. Hun went 70 Moore Haven
Sunday TO meet her daughter Madge
who has been teaching at PompanO,
Florida.
Miss Grace Magill entertained her
class Saturday at Coffee Mill Ham
mock. 'Tis said they hunted dia-
monds
Mrs. Joe Clark has decided not to
go to Maryland this summer as her
daughter there is considerably i'm
proved.
Mrs. Christie and daughter Mar
Jorie are leaving Sunday for Omaha.
Nebraska, where they will spend the
summer
+. W. and F. c. Vickers. of sebas-
tian, Florida, are interested in our
community and are taking the local
paper weekly.
Win Godbolt LEFT Saturday noon
FOR South Carolina immediately after
receiving a telegram that his mother
/ was not expected to live.
Clement E. Chinn, a former srper-
intendent for the Ben Johnson Con-
struction Company, spent the week
end as q guest Of Miss Alameda Cald-
well,
The Home Demonstration Club met
last Tuesday with Mrs. J. r. Dotv
Miss Norton gave an interesting dem
onStraton on house dresses and
aprons.
While the boys were digging in the
pits in Mr.. Goodnos pasture on "Jov
Day" several cows wandered ont the
open gate. 1t must be that all ewes
were on the shoyels.
The young people of the Methodist
Sunday school are to meet tonight at
200 p. m. to practice singing for
next Sunday when everyone is going
to Alva to the institute.
Grass fires caught Mr.. Goodno's
fence Saturday afternoon and after
hard lighting the fence was only saw
|ed by tearing down the part that was
ablaze and covering it with sand.
Harry Turner has the noblest lit
tie boat that floats on the river. II
Is known as the Bumble-B. and we
understand it is for sale, especially if
the buyer will trade it in on car.
The school picnic starts 10 O'Clock
Friday morning and it is requested
that parents gather together with
| their lunches as soon as possible
Water events viii be held late in the
| Iafternoon.
Judge and Mrs. Caldwell and Miss
Alameda Caldwell are leaving for
their home in Bristol. Tennessee.
They will drive through in their
Dodge and we hope they will tell us
about the condition of the roads and
their own condition upon arrival in
Bristol. a hearty welcome here
awaits the return of the Caldwells.
Mr.. Nantis, a Moore Haven sur
veyor, was in town Saturday and re-
ported the gap in the north river
road to Moore Haven as being sur
veyed and ready for the contractors
| to complete
Burd Fraser ran over a very poi
sonous rattler last week? The rat
tier struck at the tire and he reports
that it swelled up and burst about
minute after being struck with the
poisonous fangs.
"Bek' Beckemeyer is producing
wonderful tomatoes and many local
families are enjoying them today. He.
reports the dairy business as in first
class shape and the milk now dis
tributed by ]. M. Magill in the form
of ice cream is surely making a town
hit.
J. G. Attanasio was engaged to
play at an entertainment in Moore
Haven last Friday evening. This was
Mr.. Attanasio's return engagement in
Moore Haven, and each time his