The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-26
Lake Alfred

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f.. Holderman,
Mary Gray, Mr. and Mrs b. G. John
son and family, +. S. Creswell and
&. G. Rourke spent Sunday with Capt,
and Mrs. J. NJ. Burns at their attrac-
tive home on Lake Julianna. Water.
melons were among the attractions.
Mrs. c. L. Adams and daughter,
Jean, and Mrs. VIM. Medley and her
children We're in Lakeland Wednes-
day morning shopping
w. T. Howard went Monday to
Green Springs for a little rest an,
recreation.
II. y. Norton and family were in
Lakeland Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. +. Bicknell Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Horton and Mrs NJ
5. Holderman attended Eastern Star
meeting Tuesday evening of this
week. Three of the grand officers
visited Chapter and enjoyed the in
itiation ceremony very much.
j. X. Critchlow returned Saturday
evening from Titusvlle where he re-
comfy went with Mrs. Critchlow. Mrs.
Critchlow's health is about as it was
whom she left Florida. Her many
friends hope to hear OF decided i'm
prOvement soon.
Mr. Richard Colson and family
returned from Tampa and will re
side in Lake Alfred. Mr. and Mrs.
Colson will occupy the Tice home.
Mrs. Maynard f. FrOemke left Mon
day evening for her parents home in
Asbury Park, n. j.. where she will
visit for few weeks. Mr.. Froemke
will join her later for a vacation per-
iod in that interesting city.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Pierce and Miss
Emma Nelson left Wednesday for
their summer home in Sheldon. N.
d., we hope the snow is gone by the
time they arrive.
Misses Dorothy and Mebel MCrley
and VIM. Court spent the week end
at Daytona Beach with Mrs. John
Morley, Miss Dorothy remained with
her mother and Miss Mabel and Mr..
Court returned Monday.
/ Beginning Thursday afternoon.
May 25th, the Lake Alfred stores will
be closed every Thursday afternoon
during the summer.
was calling on Postmaster Colson on
Wednesday and Thursday of Thu
week Mr., Colson anticipates that by
/ October 1st, this may be made a third
class office
Mrs. Leo Hoist and daughters, Hell
en- and Frances and Miss Irene Owens
left Wednesday evening for their sum
mer home in Titusville Mr.. Hoist
will stay on for some time looking
after their extensive grove interests
Ned Horton went to the ball game
at Lakeland Tuesday afternoon and
+ rooted for the winners.
Mr. and Mrs Crews who have been
/ spending the winter in Lake Alfred
have gone to Bradford county where
! they have purchased farm on Lake
| Butler.
l. G. Rourke has been missing from
> his accustomed haunts for a few days
No one seems to know where he il
or how long he will be gone and
strange to say no one seems worried
Cupid has been busy in that direct ion
for some time and every body seems
to think Curran followed the little
love god on the north bound trail
and that when he returns he will not
! be alone. Any way we wish him
joy just for luck.
Cupid has been very busy thing
in this neighborh0od recently. An
arrow was found sticking in the gar
age door recently and there are marks
of their points in tie doors of the
Marshall residence.
Basil was in town Tuesday even
ing looking the picture of happiness
encouraging the other boys to follow
his good example.
Mr. and Mrs. G. b Seaman and
/ Mr. and Mrs. George chamberlain OF
DaytOna were in town Wednesday
evening and Thursday morning Mr.
and Mrs. Mrs. Seaman ard Mr. and
! Mrs. Chamberlain were returninc
/ FROM the ch2mber of commerce meet
/ ing in St Petersburg and took the
| opportunity to call on Lake Alfred
| friends on their return trip. They eX
pressed themselves as being much de
| lighted with the improvements which