The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-20
HAINEs CITY DO|NGS

tis has several of his Sunday school
boys with him who are having a big
time swimming and fishing and living
out of doors. Mr. Curtis says that he
has some of the finest and largest
pure blooded mosquitoes and red bugs
he has ever seen, and has kindly Of
fered to give anyone start of either
free of charge.
Miss Vernie Sloan Of the Western
Union returned last Saturday after a
pleasant two weeks spent with rela-
tives in st. Petersburg.
The Lane Music Company has moved
it's quarters to the Growers CONNER
cial Bank building and are now pre-
pared to supply the public with every
thing musical.
Mr.. j. w. Morris, Jr, prominent
attorney of Tampa was in Haines City
on legal business last week.
Mr.. John Cannon, real estate deal
er of Kansas City, Mo-, and Mr.. Mann
| of Iowa, arrived in Haines City Tues
day fer few days visit. Mr.. Cannon
has Just returned from trip to Cali
fornia and says that the only thing
California has on Florida is their eX
tensive advertising, amount of money
spent and number of people there, and
| that in other respects Florida is way
ahead.
Mr.. H. T. Atkinson Of the Growers
Commercial Bank, and family, spent
the week end in Barlow with relatives
Mr.. f. L. Lawhorn was called hur
riedly away due tothe Illness of his
mother. 1t is hoped that he will fine
her much improved.
Mr.. f. D. Ellis, of Lake Wales, was
buiness visitor in Haines City Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. Snively of Florence Villa was ir
IIaine5 City Tuesday attendingsto bus
mess interests here.
f NJ. Long and Miss Beulah Ions
spent the week end wi threlatives il
Leesburg.
Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ. Bishop spent Sun
day with friends in Frostproof
DR.. Mart Sample left the latter par
of last week for an auto trip through
the Carolinas.
Haines City Chapter, Order of East
ern Star, will put on an entertainment
Friday night, the 21st of July, at the
school auditorium. The name of thi
entertainment is called THE Old Fam
lily Album" and is a series of livin:
pictures explained by the supposed
owner of the album. There will b'
| nd limo nIlt hs
program as we'll The proceeds art
fro the building fund.
Troop l, Boy Scouts, meet at Leis
ure Lodge, Wednesday, at the usua
time with a good attendance, after thu
regular run of business and Scou
work plans for the summer hike were
discussed. The troop has offered it!
services to the Polk County Fedora
tion of Woman's Clubs in cleaning tht
grounds of Camp Miller and will begin
work as soon as instructions are re
ceived from the county president, Mrs
Jack Prior. The troop voted to give
one afternoon in the near future t
cleaning up the bathing house ant
beach on Lake Tracy as part of theil
program of community service.
The Haines City Chamber of Com
merce held its regular bi-monthl!
luncheon Wednesday at IL noon will
very good attendance. Mr.. H. T. At
kinson, president of the Growers Com
mercial Bank, was present for tn;
\ first time since coming to Haines Cit!
tolive, and assured the Chamber o
his hearty cooperation towards thu
upbuilding of Haines City and com
munity. Mr.. John Cannon of Kansa!
City, Mo-, was present with Mr.. Mann
of Ohio. Both gentlemen gave shor
talks.
The new fixtures for the State Banl
will be here in a week or so and of
! ficials hope to have them installed
and in operation within thirty days.
Miss Sophia Walters is having {
nice bungalow built on Ninth stree
which will add materially to that sec
tion of town.
MRS G. Sommers is away for {
few weeks vacation.
Messrs. Angle, Brooks and Rehf
/ " IDoAb bOU w CNhSoo0J ehAtSA hOcA
| on business.
Mr.. Truitt Mobely is back at his ole
place in Miller-CIine's after few
weeks vacation.
The town council met in regular
session lasts Tuesday afternoon al
which time important matters werC
taken up regarding the water and sew
age plants. On petition from the Won
ans Club three lights were ordered
placed in the bath house ON Lake
Tracy.
Work is advancing rapidly on the
Sample building on Jones avenue and
will be completed within thirty days
Mrs. Wier, who spent last winter
in Haines City at her residence on
South Sixth street, was in Haines City
last Wednesday, enroute to Canada to
join her husband
Mr.. Claud Duell has accepted re-
sponsible position with the Western
Union in Atlanta and left recently for
that city.
Quite a number of Georgians mo
tored to Kissengen Springs today,
mi.