The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-24
LOUGHMAN NOTES

the EVerelade Cypress Co.'S store on
Monday.
Mrs. A. f.. Cox Of Lakeland was Wis.
ting relatives here Sunday and Mon
day.
! Mrs. Ella Seabert went 10 Orlando
Tuesday TO spend The day with her
son Ion.
I The National Cash Register truck is
laid up for repairs at the Redgrave
garage, having broken drive shaft.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Kierns started
+ for their home at Lima, Ohio, We'd
nesday after q winter spent in Lough-
man. Wilber Johnson will occupy the
house vacated by them.
Or. &. w. Holloway took Mrs. Cap
Stewart to the hospital 1T Orlando
! Tuesday, where she will undergo an
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Tufft5 and chill
dren started on motor trip to their
/ home at Lansing, Mich Wednesday.
f. F. Powell OF Sarasota returned
home Sunday after visit of couple
weeks with his brother, X. H. Powell
Mrs. J. Monts DE Oca of st. Cloud,
mother OF c. VI. and Dewey Monts DE
Oca of this place, died Tuesday. Flu
neral at Kissimmee Wednesday after
noon. Those attending from here were
Mrs. G. p, Clemmens, Mrs. j. Altmey-
er, Mrs. Garriss Dewey Garriss, DR..
Holloway, Mrs. Yates. Mrs. George
Mickler and Mrs. George Stewart
S. r. Fields and Frank Jaco motored
to Lake Wilson Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Pryor of Hainey
City entertained the Five Hundred
. IlIh 'Hatncdatr nj,
from Loughman were Mr. and Mrs.
randy Pryor, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Har-
per, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Rhodes, Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Bergert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jaco. Mr.. and Mrs. Marley
Sine, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. r. Fields, and
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Tolar. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Sigler OF issimmee.
! Larry Pope made business trip to
Kissimmee Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Tucker of Kis.
simmee were guests of Mrs. f. o. Hi.
ton Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Kresic and son James
of Lafayette, Ind, were here Tuesday
and Wednesday looking after their
property north of town. While here
they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. Daley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Gobal and daugh.
! ter OF Orlando spent Saturday and
Sunday at Mr.. Leaman's and are
spending the remainder of the week
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ].
Mimick
A jolly party of young people mo-
toring from Kssimmee Friday after.
noon for short visit with friends
were Misses Jeanette Griffin, Geral-
dine Lesley, Clara Tucker, Sarah
Bell, Alberta Bronson, Messrs. Dan
Ashford and Plat Woodbridge.
Mrs. Meetch, Mrs. E. A. owen, Mrs.
Lashley and Mrs. Alexander formed
pleasant party from Kissimmee spend
ing few hours here Friday afternoon.
\ F. L. Dakin, treasurer of the Ever
glade Cypress Co., Scranton, Pa, is
among the business visitors here this
week
Mrs. George Stewart. Mrs. GEORGE
Mickler, Mrs Alex McQuinn, Mrs. H.
Shafer and Mrs. E. o. Hilton went to
| Kissimmee Thursday night to attend
the meeting of the order of the East
ern Star. Mrs. Hilton was initiated
into the order.
R. H. Powell, who was reported i'll
the first of the week is again on duty
at the Everglade Cypress Co.'S store.
| Werner Quirk was Kissimmee Wis.,
itor Tuesday night. 80
An Invitation
! Come to Florida, my brother and
bring your wife along
II And let us share the beauties of
this cline,
Sample fruits of every flavor. hear the
\ birds of every song
That revel in this land of lake and
pine.
Buy a small farm in the Southland
where the sweet magnolias
And the mocking bird is singing all
4 the day
Where the roses bloom in winter and
the billiards. never come
/ And you do not need an overcoat in
May.
Plant bananas and the grapefruit, the
orange and the lime,
The tangerines and figs and dozens
more,
II you're a man of leisure bring your
/ gun and rod along
i And build handsome cottage on
] the shore.
If you're a man who labors and wish
to make your pile,
Buy farm Way down in Dixie"
/ with your cash,
Work with energy and vigor and were
happy smile
And therell come time when you
4 can cut dash.
Then come to Sunny Florida and bring
your wife along
| And hear the birds a singing in the
/ trees,
Where the alligators below and the
tree-toads are in tune
/ And the coal man does not prosper,
1 nor you freeze
/ Raise some cabbage and Tomatoes and