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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
PrePs Pert Putter

AspSa Mlsb 'tSn4idst's SSbaot for the West Phl.a
!helr nrst Workout kovtoG th,, ta1k team Will have
sT.neh y NJ C. A. 10 Gnn tse nIt.l Ths Ws.,
las, 's years s,ek.l "tSr member of the speedboys
SointoS % successor TO Coach Anthony Is an,
q. duties iAS Shiest letter h. is unable TO assume
many years on account Of Ii",sa iat. c,a,.e. ,Sr
The In men SThsi: hc. Shepherd. Hesssl rnd Gray ara
,%sr' % the iss ssi yee.hmAsaS yysss About thirty
"@0'e Tor tho first team. ''~" A''
worked up ss over ,Ss ,an,r the ciiysass. was all
seSD ls 80 injured that they Would Iesu'ars nn, a
ss"s, 3: %Ss, %sssr PsEIE ss;Es
Ssss aams on hi the ssIa aIHaI:hnE .SscSs. ri.
HrsSstsH 3: 5Ros'S!s sxsspion e'E SaDsn Ts
against the sps.dSoyss u In shape and will play
% the bsckn.,dd sntftsd Rhimer tho basketball s,.-
4 end in:.Ttsdd inTsId YKSsterdag and n his plsc:
'''' Two men Will occupy TSursdap% s pVS''ons
.,s:rnsonp .,ss,, nph'sdsLlph,. was not idr. Yesterday
q sons real ihrk6ride's nrs Field was the sccncs
.n L saS SSf0" 70 Rss Sss:
S.sp:, premns san psyss, ssSs an S.
co,s s:t ysSr ssencH st' and as
teams are 'e ep.er.d 1nsm last season: The SANE
st, Bifsers; Bonifansse s. Thomas. St. Theresa
hsIt week ne opening game VIII bs played
Prem WGrk OF Evans in the swarthmor.
The twn wuOeKmeld has bcvn the bright ilpht ~,
s H eTucstss st"s scored by ,he Garnet /" date
ri, and ana ME tMsrr%e!," an% stunt IN tho La salls
' IN tho bordentown defeat last SatnrIev'
foat,!ns Is very seldom that n dog Is found NJ
fsrestsb contest unlesa cha ined to some In
the Chcsth"HStta sthoSta''r la, This was the case at
eSms eSsemy ny clash last Friday, A stray bS"w b"wW"w
q ~. hion8 and ISSUED : challenge 10 iiah,
S.pars,nnSSd animal The, belligerents were
'A's'ed and chased away.
b .,S.,J joseph Prep-Brooklyn Prep clash
Enr,h Dush Tomorrow afternoon marks the
sM mssting Of these teams. The Broon-
ocai teass.on holds the advantage over the
Gsjn,. .eem by one kame. having won two TO
S'''e Millei's e.evsn's one - "~ wv :"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
PLAN SWIMMING Meet
Entry Blanks Out for Tank Events
at West IRA neh

Entry blanks are out for mems,
women's, boys and girls swimming
meet to be held at the West Branch
!. A. =. A., under auspices of the A.
cap for men and 100 yard handicau
for women will be decided,
In addition to these events a dual
meet between the Ripple Swimming
Club and West Branch Y. NJ. G. A. viii
will be held with the following events :
40 yard dash, 100 yard dash, fancy
diving, plunge for distance, and 100
yard relay.
Entries are being received by Mrs.
Eva bauer and Louis II. Voelcker.
West building Y. NJ. c. A., Fifty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18

Tko,, lo.,, A.
Tbey Iup horo 'I to o"l az ,oiS hS ss osss
tocl,,a a. n"h uhu S DuieS nno s.eu'
hont dn.a 49, nei'.an. en-. !, Nnpp; tne quarter
10 uorS Uorv ''oi oi uo 'nuGn Go paayimIi out ne
.tr,to,,, ,,.o, ei S;. n.m t senesu Ills is
risIv ~ ,imss Ims ht n,t rIshs: at iac., very
K;il;rna, % I.n. Du. nc soe "w"y with It,
Wn Ind nus rus , Riea. 'eam. % IT. ,. ;.
ment;on " anr,hinu mv G,,uis ~ oIer: ne uiun
Jo,an Ia,ta .s @ aoout osih n'inoSt u
roor onI ba i,ei rpm p,, ms sluau OF iast
tbis aaasom u ,'''tE H. ~ oul.u up new !eall, ,
tho ,orrsi J", ;, ti,i,n TE marhe. Son.h nc hnnoed
tho+ " NA'lAhser "hu iet IL 70 Ut
|""''
ryy NJ ,la ,,,,.., ,. -,
n we 'e.'" p'"0''' """ W'"
49,. s'ar. against rem 'oere cars'!fv
mfn "nder Mercer last year. Ihe
nthers are newcomers tn the regular
'"e-" w.
Asplundh Big Star
CsTEp ASDrI.Snt,
so"hs,
- raw boned giant; is the big star Of
me 'eaT. Inc Dig boy stands six feet
i9ur lhcnes ana ne weighs 2O0 or more.
re nus the KICK OF mule, the drive of
batter'ng ram and the speed Of IL
HPT,hter.
ne can Doot and does boot 20 to 05
fards consistently and Is one OF the
pest, IL mot the best punter, In collegiate
RANKS. furthermore, he has the
%fla Iin C., can ny oyer territory on end runs.
II OK saconI. "var Hs ~, IGmI h;nt tiost y"
which ia nronf e,orrh ~ oee ;n'sn l .tn'oers
Eor, ,rhnonon n"o"sn uni :. I m'' p speeu.
tbe 'halfbacks and %u wbat ew ,,nr ,Mnupp PIP, are
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
TO HONOR CHAMPIONS
p. r. T. Winners viii BE Presented
| With Guns

champions of the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit system will be presented with
the cups emblematic Of the baseball
championship at dinner to be given
In their honor tomorrow night at Nose
bach's.
The Richmond team. managed by
Dave Bristow won the championship Of
division "a" and then captured the
playoff for the system title by defeat
ing, Allegheny. pennant winners In
division "B."
Two cups will be awarded, one for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
by Prepares Conflict With Penn Saturday

winning the title in each series. They
will be presented by George =. Goode,
Superintendent of Transportation.
George JackalI, treasurer of the Co
operative Welfare will act rs toastmas-
ter at the dinner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
: jersey Champs Want Games

pions OF South Jersey desire games With
Westville. East End Reserves. plouGesst,,er. ss,,a
deiphia team. Manager John U. Bretizman
Ir.. at Esg Harbor. or phone Egg Harbor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
MEALY TO BOX IN SEMI
TO BARRETT.TIPLlTZ GO
Lishtweights In Feature Matches at
Arena Tonight

arena Ioni9nt
A pair of lightweight bouts will be
the feature of the second show to be
held under the auspices Of Joe Griffo
at the Eleventh Street Arena tonight.
Bobby Barrett. of Clifton Heights, will
meet Joe Tiplltz in the windup. while
johnny Mealy and Charles Kid Murray
will do the scmifinallng.
Barrett, it is believed by many, will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
DON BOSCO IN CAGE
VIII Put Fast Basketball Team on
Floor

Don Bosco, formerly of tho South
Philadelphia Catholic League, has re-
organized again this season and will
place strong team on the court.
The team will be forced to travel,
as it could not get floor. ANY first.
class team such as Shanahan. st. Pat.
rick, st. Carthage and Archbishop
Ryan wanting games, and Offering rea !.
sonable Inducements, address e. Zu-
CAIRO. 5O7 South Ninth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
Homo Eleven Wants SATURDAY. Gam,

Owing to cancellation, the West
Rittenhouse Y. NJ. c. A, eleven Is
without game for Saturday. October
p. Any travelling team of i45 mounds
can secure date by phoning German
town 6O54 J or address W. d. Arm.
strong, 220 West Coulter street, Ger.
mantown, Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
Double Deck Stand for Cubs

Chicago. Oct. 1s.--Pians for remodeiine
and double decking the Cubs ball park
will be done before the season opens in the
spring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18

NOT for from tho gridiron 10 q little
~ black house, and on n. ,oou
facing the field are pointed In lnrns
rhite Letters these tcords. "GET
PENN" That is tho battleorp of
SWarthmore. y"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18

STEAMSHIP NOTICES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18

h III. ,SSv ,SSv joseph -Brooklyn Prep clash
topr,S Suuan pn TOMORROW afternoon marks the
6s a.. mssting Of these teams. The Broolt-
lecai tssf,on tsasss M holds the advantage over the
G,inie Wmp,py py one game, having won two to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18

., Miller shifted Rhimer. N. ,.,
ns 6:ckhs!d YESTERDAY ana d'fis'Pal is RI 81 s!s.
thss"' tWo inserted ted oKrne This Is the postisns
"' men VIII occupy Thursdsy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18

asternnonp nph'lSde!phla was not idle yes,srao,,
q sons r,a h1rk6rides nr1 Field was the sconcs
10 leaving no stone unt,irneJ y, peia-
'''e" IN the best OF shape, ~ nave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18

Inc work OF Evans in IN. s,v,,.
the twO "OeKneld has bcrn the bright ilrht ~,
Ills '~H sTW!ns wins scored by The Garnet I" data
tiit S anS Merriweli' stunt IN tho La saua
psrt "r' I'M hls end running played a prSn,im.nt
!" 'hs hordentown defeat last Saturday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-16
Atter-Dinner Tricks
no. 6O-The Magic Paper Bands

W. oo-Ihe Magic Paper Bands
Three long strips of newspaper are
Elnned or glued SO that they form three
pands, or paper hoops.
me hrst is cut along the center, and
Hulle naturally falls apart into two
hoops of equal size.
nut when the second band Is cut II
comes ZONES out in one large band, twice the
S'IC ; OF the others.
me me third, when cut. falls apart in
'"p' but these two are linked together
IN forming the bands the first was
wr,''n wa To form a circle. The second
St, wSt given half twist before pinning
t Mnile the third was given complete
rmm,; That accounts for the curious
u,ad desired, fourth band may be
nor m,, WIN a twist aud half. 1t
,'''cS , out a single baud, tied In a knot.
'''''''h'' io4s, by PuJHc LcdOer oo,npony
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-16
SEGo7ah &q>om
"INHAT do you think of my

I"XNHAI DO you thhk lave anything
w glasses! enu akeu' - delcousy beautiful
was vas Until that moment had not Fruit Haowel
nated that wearing Chestnu? clusters of
well adapted to her Grapes the
particular type or lace tn houses Of Belgium
had had
ms you clous big red Strawberries
with the rmies egRsSes ae from Florida
signed by och harbnger
4io & aa;fcd sc aasi he you are sure to enjoy the
filters are wen quaed 10 ASSIST Comce Pears avorie
both suited to the ndi
dual ana at he the height
nd The Wall G. Och wish
lenses only foa
of the larger ort
invariably to vitbi
more becoming miles of Philadelphia. '''
looks better than WHEN any one speak of i
"A evening dress. And w tn,uolts
the store oi,ov
think
though
Polished
He WILL however, find wonderful Diamond set in
both
of Macdonald does
Campbell Chestnut human bsrJ
varied he
to suit which will hand of fair Phadelphan or
him perfectly only perhaps
slightest alterations Like the ant city And you seen the
street suits which have told oe arpns bracelets earrings
before they be had eweed
considerable saving over customs But speaking of necklaces there
made clothing You will also anything lovely
preciate their line of dress pearls?
ries-shirts, ties, vests, gloves ETC. really superb ~
THE was showing her cedar chest full lovely
articles Aren't these blankets beauties she said wish
would always looking "Bu
will take the of them AS they soed Won
should send them to Bargs lS Chestnut Street They them
they things like course they ,S% %onde ea
cleaning and dyeng dresses assured her they equally compe
drapes, And find their work mo
satisfactory
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-16
L0DGERS FIGHT ROBBERS
PISTOL Duel In Dark Hallways-Po.
lice Join Fiqht

a revolver battle was fought last
night by roomrrs at $40 Walnut street.
w%hen two robbers were detected on
me second floor. A patrolman joined
me tight aud exchanged shots, but the
supposed thieves escaped.
John Nillano and X. Verne, who
naHH room on tho third floor, told
nolcc they detected the alleged robbers
lhcy said they leaned over a balustradc
ana fIrcd at the intrudcrs, who rc-
turned the shots.
patrolman Soudcrs. of tho Fifteenth
ana Locust streets station, heard the
Nhots and ran up the fire. escape at the
rear of the house. Several shots were
hrcd at him when he reached the sec
ond- floor landing.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

scandinavian living, Gilbert Thordson
pulled forty votes for County Treasurer
and also q fair sized vote;in the Town q
Sigel. ii il proves anything il shows
that thosesof German descent are not
sclannish and are ready at any time to
vote for others Of different nationalities
In another portion Of the Review will
appear table showing the votes cast in
the various voting precincts of the
County as far as they were filed with
the County Auditor at the time Of going
TO press. Zeros indicate that nosreturns
had been received at time Of printing.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
FOR { RENT
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Lost
MISCELLANEOUS

Your Kodak films are appreciated III
i Cosde's Kodak Finishing Depart.
i i mont. Finishing 10 done BY slec-
;tric printing. 20 Il adv.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

Arthur A. Dahl visited in Mankate
on Sunday. Sc &
Mrs. Fred H. Meyer Of Green Isle
was business caller here on Mon.
day.
Il. ]. Dehlin Of Gibbcn was d
business caller; in New Ulm on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bittner Of
Wabasso spent Monday and Tues
day of last week visiting at the Az. "A.
Alvin home.
Miss Lillian Fehlhab ber returned
on Monday from st. Peter where
she had been visiting the past week
with friends there and at Mankato.
Miss Viola Manderfeld, who has
been attending the Minnesota State
University, is spending her summer
vacation at the home Of her parents,
/ MT. and Mrs. Carl p. Manderfeld.
Nj. and Mrs Herman Langhoff and
children Estella, Norma and Mrs.
Clarence Richter and children autoed
to Wanda Saturday TO spend the day
visiting at the home Of Gustav Lang
hod. They were accompanied BY
Mrs. a. g. Langhoff as far as Sanborn,
al returning home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. L.. Neumann Of
st. Paul arrived here on Thursday
and will visit for several weeks with
New Ulm relatives and friends.
They are staying at the home OF
Mrs. N. Meile who has gone on i
several weeks trip. Mrs. Neumann
was Miss Jennie Meile before her
marriage.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

Carl FRANKIE of Gaylord was
operated en- yesterday morning at
the Union hospital.
Emily Hughes of Sleepy Eye had
her tonsils removed at the Loretto
hospital on Monday.
Miss Viola Klemenhagen of Rem
vile had her tonsils removed at the
Union hospital Monday afternoon.
Rev. G. Albrecht of st. Peter was
a guest at the Rev. G. j. Albrecht
home the past week.
A. >. Alvin of Mound arrived in
New Ulm on Monday and is spend
ing several days here on business.
He is stk piping at the w. G. Alvin
home on North Broadway.
Rev. H. E. Jacobs and Rev. A
dolph Frey of Jordan were visitors
at the Lutheran parsonage several
days during the past week.
4 4 I e
Children's day will be observed at
the Bethel church on Sunday. There
will be services and a sermon at $3.50
in the morning and a Sunday school
program at 1880.
A. j. Esser has disposed of his
soft drink parlor to his brother, Wer-
ner Esser, who has already taken pos
session OF the business. Mr.. Esser
has conducted the place for sixteen
years.
Miss Olivia Altman who was operat-
ed upon for appendicitis at the Loret-
to Hospital two weeks ago, will be
able to return to her home this week.
She is the daughter Of Mrs. Magdalene
Altman residing on South Minnesota
street,
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

z I a . y ) 81
Mrs. George Schmitt and son spen,
Saturday and Sunday visiting with
relatives and friends at Oshawa.
Prof. A. Schaller Of New Ulm de
livered sermon at the Mission festi-
val at Flora, Minnesota, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Setter went to
St. Paul Saturday to join their daugh-
ter Aleen who underwent an operation
Monday in that city.
Miss Charlotte Dorm went to St,
Peter Monday to spend the remainder
Of the summer vacation. She has se-
cured position there. 4. 81
Announcement has been made That
there will be no Sunday school classes
or services held at the st. Peters
Episcopal church during the summer
months, until in September.
Miss Olive Alvin, who was for the
past year an instructor in the schools
at Two Harbors, left Monday for Hem
derson to join her brother Lloyd. The
two will then travel by car to Ken
lucky to visit with friends for several
weeks.
Jos. Berdan and family, Jos. Traurig
and family, Jos. Franta and family
and Mr.. and MRS. Jos. Warth, all of
Lafayette, attended the Lanecker-
Portner wedding at the Arn6ry We'd
nesday evening.
Stanley Olsen came home Friday
from Mankato to spend few days
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Olsen on South Minnesota st.
He returned Sunday afternoon to re-
sumo his studies at the Commercial
College.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

FOR SALE international gas en-
CINE, self-starter, 45-65 II. p;
Nichols & Shoppt separator 1880,
gas tank, 600 gallo MS. Ready to
s.line up. Inquire Meidl Bros.
adv 25tfc.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
FOR SALE, J. !.

FOR SALE: "a acres Of land, 8 room
two-story house, water, light, cis-
tern, two chicken barns, garage.
s Phone R29O2. Joe Metzen, Route
City. adv. 23-25p.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

Robert w. Radke, who recently
discovered %amotor rose'' J: gasoline
substitute, has applied for a patent
to n.anufactur and market the
product. AS soon. las The patent is
granted, MI. Rad dke expects to in
corporate as cen pany which will
,rnanufacture the product.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

Mrs. g. M. !. Eyrich of LeSueur, who
has beensvisiting for. the past few weeks
with relatives at. New Ulm, left last
Monday for Heron Lake, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs VIM. Radke.
She will be the guest of Mrs. Wm..
Harder Of that place. Mrs. Harder is
a asdaughter of Mrs. Eyrich.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

FOR SALE: Four lots on North
Payne street. Frank II. Seifert,
Phone R0617. adv. 23-25p.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

FOR SALE Cheap, my Model so
Overland touring car. Four new
& tires, new battery, good condi-
ton. Herman Siebenbrunner.
Red Front Grocery. Adv. 25p
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

FOR SALE Set Of porch screens,
.43 drop shades. Call at 213 South
State Street. adv. 25c.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

FOUND "a sum of money. In
81 quire at .saffert's Meat Market.
ADV 25-26c.i
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-21

State of Florida, County of Charlotte. S.:
/, J. II. Skipper, cashier of the above
named Bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief.
J. f.. SKIPPER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of July 1922.
(SeaD JAS. X. McCLELI4AND.
Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
A. L. HATCH,
s. C. MCCULLOUGH.
! J. MIZELL, Directors.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-21
SUMNER FORAGE CROPS
Plant Them and Solve the Winter
Feed Problem

Crops OF cowpeas, sorghum, span
ish peanuts, and beggarweed sown
during July will keep the land from
lying idle. and will also help solve
the feed problems this fall and win
ter" says W. E. Stokes. forage
specialist
Late paintings as rule do not
yield as high as earlier paintings
However, if the land is thoroughly
prepared, and in the case of sor-
ghums little fertilizer applied, very
good results may be received.
Brabham and Iron cowpeas plant
ed in July in close rows and worked
time or two, will come off for hay
after the rainy season is over, Civ
ing a product if properly handled
superior in feeding value to most any
that is shipped into the state.
Spanish peanuts may be planted
in July in "a to 80 inch rows, and
2 to 4 inches in the drill. They
should be worked with Il weeder be-
fore and after they come up. and laid
by with small sweep, pushing a
| little dirt UP to the vines. The vines
may be used as hay and the nuts for
hog feed. or let them remain in the
field to be harvested by the hogs
alone.
Hulled beggarweed seed sowcd at
the rate OF Is to 90 pounds to the
acre on a well-prepared seed-bed will
furnish excellent grazing and hay for
| fall cutting.
Late planted sorghum requires
good preparation of the land. ample
fertilization and thorough cultiva.
ton. 1t should be drilled in rows
and cultivated as you would corn
Where an earlier planting has been
made a second crop can be had by
fertilizing and cultivating the stubblt
after the first crop has been cut.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-21

town last week and the pilots gave a
short but thrilling exhibition to the
town below them.
Mrs. L. W. Burroughs left Wednes-
day for Sanford where she will visit
for several weeks.
Mrs. George Aiken spent several
days last week in Arcadia under the
care of DIR. McSwain.
Steve Thomas motored to Tampa
last week on business and returned
the first part of this week.
w. D. (BilD Blount and Harry
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-21

Six thousand nine hundred divorces granted in
Chicago year and the city newspapers record the inn
poan result that the Judge has collapsed from the The
collapse OF thousand judges isn't comparable to the collapse
of thousand hundred homes and the lowering the
moral fibre of thirteen thousand eight hundred and women
not say word about the children Talk about happiness being
the keystone of human development be all right but
don't gold till the crushed and washed and
the metal shot through the refining furnace If nneyve
cent of these trail love birds made that marriage
license scrap Of paper might produce healthier and
self-relant race
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-21

Turner are purchasing new audion
tube wireless telephone set.
Bill Blount. Harry Turner and
Ernest Booth went to the movies in
| Fort Myers last Saturday evening.
| Ben Cross has received his com
mission as deputy sheriff in the North
LaBellc district of Glades county.
Miss Iris Hand has been visiting
| her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs w.
| 3. Preston OF Chiaha the past week.
Rev. E. L. Williamson is on his
vacation in Vidalia, Georgia. Mr..
Willis is to take his pulpit in LaBelle
next Sunday.
f. w. Kellogg and family have
moved to their home in Denaud
where they intend staying until
school opens in September.
The w. c. I. L. met Tuesday over
ing. and the Women's Missionary
Society is due to meet this afternoon
at Mrs. /. H. Magill's home on Bridge
Street.
playground" style baseball was {
popular game in town last week after
working hours. Mr.. Selden Stewar
brought ball, bat and bases one even
ing and started the pastime on it.
popular career.
D. G. Mccormick has been in Null
berry and Tampa several days or
business. His shell pits where he
has been shipping rock have beer
filled by the recent rains so produc
ton has been badly delayed.
Mrs. ]. O. Clark suffered severe
attack of mango poisoning recently
but has now completely recovered
Mrs. Marion Clark's Sunday Schoo
class has been consistent banner
Itaker recently, 100 percent beint
their usual grade for attendance ant
preparation.
The Stork presented an and one
half pound girl to Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Pascher at A. NJ. July 10th
The young lady is already very con
tented with life or this earth.
Mrs. Harvey Houze and two charm
ing children, Frieda May and Opal
and Mrs. Andrew Houze of Iolfo have
been visiting friends and relatives il
LaBelle and Immokalee the pas
week.
Grover Hill is now proprietor oil
Hills Service Garage successor tc
The Hill and Thomas Garage. Mr.
Hill has bought out the interests OF
Steve Thomas who is intending tC
leave for the north soon.
Bert Wolf of Manasota was in town
Sunday on his way to Citrus Center
where he looked over his many hun
dreds Of cattle. Mr.. Wolf also has
interests here and owns 80 acres oil
land at Coffee Mill Hammock.
|. D. Dixon OF Winter Haven is in
town purchasing sour Seeding stock
Mr.. Dixon states that ne is going tc
invest in grove land here as this rich
hammock land is unquestionably the
best in the state of Florida for citrus
| fruit.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-21

The Leesburg citrus club of Lake
county meets monthly at the homes,
and in the groves of the different
members. and discusses the problems
as they are actually found in the
groves. \ chairman serves only one
month and then appoints his success
sor 1t has Il permanent secre-
ta"y, who notifies the members of the
meetings and keeps the records.