The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-30
HAINES CITY

H. T. Atkinson and family OF Sell
ma, n. c., who have been expected in
Haines City for the past two weeks,
will arrive by auto this week TO be-
come permanent residents here.
Rev. Harry L. Taylor of DeLand
spent few hours in town last Fri
day en- route to Crooked Lake to in
spect grove interests there.
J. p. Broadfeld and James D. Wad-
kins, Jr prominent insurance men of
Lakeland, were in Haines City the
first of last week looking after bus
mess interests here.
Cecil Pillins OF the Hub drove to
Lakeland on business Tuesday after
noon.
Attorney J. c. Rogers of Lakeland
was in town Tuesday and reported
having caught "A 10 pound tarpon last
week in the gulf. Fishing seems to
be good in spite of the dun times in
other lines of business.
n. f. Peterson of Lakeland spent
several hours in Iaines City Monday
in the interest of the cigar business.
Miss VERNE Sloan OF the Western
Union is taking Il two weeks vacation
in St Petersburg. Mr.. and Mrs f.. w.
Powell are in charge during Miss
Sloan's absence.
Attorney Edward Lock spent Tues
day afternoon in Lakeland on legal
business.
Mrs. Salle Jacob has recently sold
her home place east of town to
Messrs. Chas. and John Holloway, who
will make extensive improvements
Thursday for two months visit with
relatives in the north.
There will be services at the Epis-
copal church next Sunday evening at
is o'clock. 1t is hoped that Rev. Hill
Ter of Lakeland will be present to Of
ficiate
Dr. NJ. Sample plans to leave in a
few days for an auto trip through
northern states.
Active work was started Monday on
the business building being erected
by DR.. NJ Sample on Jones avenue.
When completed this building will be
occupied by the tailor establishment
of c. b. Sample.
Haines City Lodge No. 219. f. & A.
NJ, will suspend meetings, subject to
the call of the worshipful master
during the months of July, August
and September.
John l.. Moore is spending a few
days in Atlanta looking after proper
ty interests there, and expects to re-
turn in Il short time.
Col. John Muir, prominent attor-
ney of 81. Joseph, Mo, who is spend
ing the summer in Dundee, was in
town the first of this week on bus
mess.
Francis NJ Gill of the Exchange is
spending the summer in Southern
Pines, N. c., and expects to return to
Haines City about August 1.
Mrs |. w. Barrett and son lila
King leave the first of July for a two
months visit with relatives in In
diana.
Miss Elizabeth Land leaves this
week for a months visit with rela-
tives and friends in the north.
Hanes City Chamber of Commerce
held an enthusiastic luncheon We'd
nesday noon at Wray & Roberts drug
sure. he Dl 0SluGll SlDDOliibtN illC
following committe on entertainment:
f. c. Bryan. Leslie w. Smith, Jed r.
Yale and W. w. Scott, and instructed
them to furnish some entertainment
features in connection with the usual
programs of the luncheon. The
Chamber of Commrc passed a resolu-
ton favoring capital removal as
against state division. The secretary
reported five new members since the
last regular meeting, bringing the
membership up to over eighty, The
advertising committee reported prog
ress on the Haines City pamphlet
which is being compiled by the Cham
Der of Commerce.
Troop l Boy Scouts held its regu-
lar meeting in Leisure lodge We'd
nesday night. Plans were made for
the 4th of July celebration at Winter
Haven, and it was decided to try for
the prize to be offered there and the
troop will practice hard between now
and the 4th with that end in view.