The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-02-24

few Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bonsol of Salem
yers ohio, who are wintering at Winte
eet- Haven, en- route in their car, Tues
day, to the festivities at Fort Myers
stopped over here and spent a few
the hours visiting local friends from Sa
lay, lem' amongst them Mr.. and Mrs. F
: in L. Laubach and the Hewitt families
Lost-By mistake a cardboard box
up containing chinaware wrapped in ex.
ION, celsior was placed on the trash pile
eek back of the Seminole Pharmacy last
and Saturday night and was carried away
by some one before the mistake was
discovered. A reward will be paid
nm, the finder of this package upon its
on return to the Seminole Pharmacy. cit
he
the Thanks to the ladies of the Civic
Improvement Association, the bath
house on the town dock has been re-
lm paired and put in shape for general
ST use. walk-way from the shore
gh has also been built The dock lead
ay. ing to the house was swept away by
the flood of last October and the
house was much damaged.
Ter Manager Charles F. Johnson of the
as Plaza theatre is advertising many at
ne fractions for the coming week or two
VS.. Amongst them the following may be
mentioned: go and Get It," a news
" paper story, March 1st; "Huckleberry
-, Finn" March 2nd Man of Forest"
of March 4th; Hawaiian musical COM
,is pany, March 10th and 11th.
lis
Lost-By mistake a cardboard box
containing Chinaware wrapped in ex-
r. celsior was placed on the trash pile
r back Of the Seminole Pharmacy last
- Saturday night and was carried away
- by some one before the mistake was
, discovered. A reward will be paid
the finder of this package upon its
return to the Seminole Pharmacy. cit
is Dr. f. C. Heckle, of New York City,
% is spending a week here with his
6 sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
IT Mrs. a. B. Tucker. Captain Tucker,
who holds responsible position with
the Oldsmar Tractor Company, came Z
s home Saturday for visit of indef- .
q mite length. He has been attending :
h the various fairs about the state dem .
onstrating the Oldsmar products. :
e Mr.. and Mrs. Watts, who reside in .
Centennial Park, suburb of Nash
vile, Tennessee, arrived here Wed :
e nesday night, on a visit to their good :;
S friend, C. w. Wade. Mrs Watts is ::
t an expert angler, which was demon ::
. strated last season when, fishing ::
, from the town dock, she landed the ::
largest Spanish mackerel caught dur ::
ing the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swartz and ::
two children of Winter Haven, came :;
here in their car Sunday, on a weeks !.
visit to Mrs SWartz's parents, Mr.. !:
and Mrs. f. l.. Laubach Business /
eXaCtions forced Mr.. Swartz to 90 !.
back to Winter Haven the same day, :
but he will return on the approach !.
ing Sunday and take his wife and :.
children home. i
p. p. Culbreath courteous young !.
gentleman of Tampa representing the ::
Isle of Pines Steamship Line, of !:
which Phillip Shore is manager,
ms ityot IN, hn
feasibility of connecting Punta Cor ::
da with Tampa by regular boat line. ::
He interviewed all the leading bust ;:
ness men and found them cordially in I
favor of the proposition, but the want !.
of docking facilities prevents any =
thing being done until such facilities :.
that good boat making regular trips :
from here to Tampa would prove of :
great advantage to this place. !.
The society page of Tuesdays :
Tampa Tribune contains the follow !:
ing item of local interest: Mrs. j. ::
&c. Porter and two attractive little i
daughters, Belle Vernon and Anne !.
are expected Thursday to remain un- !
til Sunday with her sister-in-law, Mrs. !.
H. S. Phillips, Bayshore Boulevard. :
Mrs. Porter and children are enroute !.
to their home in Cedartown, Georgia, !.
after spending the winter with the :
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hab- !:
ersham King, who have recently es- !:
tablished a winter home in Punta !
Gorda." ::
IncnI Rand roncn.t Er:na =.