The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-02-17

r Mrs Catherine D. Mills of Wash Ii
lngton, d. c., after a pleasant So d
Journ here, went to Saint Augustine, &C
4 Friday to spend the rest of the sea- ca
son. lie
Mrs. M. L. Barber of Sarasota, who WI
5 lived here for many years, came over e
on Saturday, and is visiting Mrs. p. ID
.. hickman at her home on the ALA
patchee.
| trouble with the machinery delay MI
) ed The Herald last Friday. For this, ro
none of the post Office employees are let
to blame, as some subscribers ap- TO
parently supposed. wi
the
j. H. Joslin, fine old gentleman of lo'
Charleston, West Virginia, who is I"
wintering at Orlando, where he owns
a valuable orange grove, spent Mon
day here looking around. ter
pea
Mrs. Lille Giddens, having enjoy -
ed fortnight's visit here to the fam
lilies of her sisters. Mrs. George w. us
Cateuood ord NJ d ~ 49,. Off
returned to her home at Dunedin, wei
Friday. ~
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The mango trees about town are 7
l"'''' io"ueu Win oioSsohs' ana II of
i"'o lioS' OCCURS, there VIII chu
be big crop of fruit. The air is loo
laden with the delicious fragrance of for,
the blossoms. .L.
and
Robert c. Busse, an eminent law pre;
yer Vi ChlcaSo, accompanied by his chu
nephew Lawrence Larson, was the the
guest of Judge William Fennimore
Cooper from Saturday till yesterday, G
when they left for other points in ion
Inc state. brot
till
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Ragland and wen
their son Rucker, former esteemed he
citizens of this town who are now liv- oran
ing at Sarasota, were here in their of Ii
car, Sunday, when they were guests 900
Of DR.. and Mrs. Kenny at the Semi for
mole hotel
Mrs. j. H. Howard and her daugh- bic
'er, BERTHE Howard came over from hood
last week, and have as h
oned Mr.. Howard in the conduct of ed b
he grocerteria This excellent fami- ried
y have selected this town for their Twin
permanent home Clara
of tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Jorge of Milwau- |attra
ee Wisconsin, who are spending the lady.
eason touring the state, were here
or several days last week, when they TIL
'ere entertained by Mr.. and Mrs d. Gran
homas Bell. They resumed their succe
ravels Sunday afternoon. stand
of fir
Rev. Howard Dutill, pastor of the oade
church and Mrs d. N. passe
IcQueen, one of the leading mem were
ers, went to Fort Meade, Tuesday. The
} attend the meeting OF the mission was e
ry institute of the Barlow district. copal
hey returned the next evening.
Mr.
Up to Tuesday morning, c. L. ter,
undertook of Howell, Michigan, one nesda
our liveliest and most popular win Geore
T residents, fishing from the big a cOu
'idge had caught thirty-t hree of Br
arks, big and little. Fishing for will
arks is his favorite pastme the CO
the de
Edward Gross, clerk of the Grim Louis
al court of Baltimore, Maryland, .velope
Id Mr. and Mrs. John j. futile of list, al
e same city, are visiting Mr. and will e
rs. Joel Bishop at their home in clan
e eastern suburbs of the town The
tier couple have bought home in Abo
at locality. sexes
Kicker
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Sans of Wau- town,
ula, accompanied by their little celebr
lighter, Undne, and the childs his da
andmother, Mrs. Charles w. Shaw, Music
10 had been their guest for the past freshn
NTH, came down in their car, Sat feature
lay, and remained till Sunday eve ed yer.
lg, when they returned. young
useful
NJ. p. Kenney of Chattanooga her aC
nnessee, and Bernard Jeffries Of on lea
nver Colorado, owners of valuable return!
ming interests in the latter state,
0 are wintering in this state, the One
mer at Saint Petersburg and the each a
ter at Sarasota, spent Monday here entered
guests of Mrs. Marian A. Meadow. bank
engage
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Pennock had the 9th
pleasure of a visit, Friday, from dozen '
l.. Wright, a good friend from SIS to
nfret, Connecticut, who is sojourn- left tn
at his winter home in Clearwater his loss
owns valuable orange grove at ures, re
t ogden, and he says that, if he es. TIL
r quits Clearwater he will come for by
Punta Gorda, as he is very favor the latt