The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-02

Out of town visitors in Barlow on
Monday, shopping and attending to lie.
gal business: Mrs. George Copling,
Winter Haven; Mrs. Hill of Winter
Haven; Mrs. Boyd of Eagle Lake; e.
f. Lock, attorney, and mother of
Haines City; Mr.. Wall of Haines City;
Mrs. Howard Harris from Nova
Scovia; Mrs. Marcal. Winter Haven;
Mrs. Ed Searles, Mrs. E. Mickens,
Mrs. ]. Meyers, all from Toledo, o.;
Mrs. c. W. Lawrence and Miss Amy
Chenoweth of Crooked Lake; ]. w.
Cossey, Tampa, guest of the Stewart
Hotel; r. T. Hanna, w. E. Scott of
Atlanta, Georgia; c. G. Bouts of Bal
Itimore, Maryland; L. NJ. Vairn, Flor
ida; F. NJ. Freeman, st. Augustine;
w. E. Session. Jacksonville; E. A.
Bilisoly. Norfolk, Virginia; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Morris of Johnstown,
Pennsylvania; Ed. Hunter of Tampa;
Fl. c. Williamson of Tampa; Sam
Aiken of South Carolina; P. M.
Thoyer of Milwaukee, Wisconsin; ].
w. Jacobs of Frostproof; Haskell H.
Bass and f. A. Wright, Griffin, Geor-
gia.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Wetmore and
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urday in Arcadia.
Mrs. Hugh Wear gave her second
bridge party Saturday at 8 O'Clock D.
m. 1t was one of the series of par
| ties she is giving during her sisters
stay, Mrs Peck of Denver (nee Miss
Veda Champan) once a Barlow girl.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union held their regular month
ly business meeting in the First
Presbyterian church Monday after
noon at o'clock.
Good heavy shower of rain Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Spier of Lakeland
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Shelnutt
Mrs. Spier is an old friend of Mrs
! Shelnutt's father, ]. M. Stephenson of
Carol county, Georgia, who was pres
ident of Bowden College, and Mrs.
Spiers went to school to him.
Barlow, Mar. Mrs. Eugene
Woodland of Tampa visited Mrs. Jerre
Crooke Tuesday.
Mrs. Corine Summerlin of Fl Myers
is visiting Mrs. Ed. Plath.
Mrs. S. M. Wilson and Mrs. A. It.
Hack entertaiped at bridge party
Tuesday evening out at the golf club.
There were eighty card players. which
meant twenty tables. There were only
half a dozen who saw the game well
played, and they really had the most
fun and no work. Refreshments con-
sisted of chicken salad, fruits, candies
and punch. This entertainment was
enjoyed by all participants.
Thursday, March 2, the dolls car
nivaP will be held at the golf club
from 1880 to 1920 p. m. Gate admis-
sion 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Blalock of CO.
1umbia, S. c., who have been winter
guests of the Oaks hotel, have return
ed to their home. Some of the tran
silent guests of the Oaks hotel Monday
were George T. Pennock, Lakeland !;
o. o. B. Strayer, Tampa; C. H. Bach
man, Mifflintown, Pa; w. c. Myers,
Orlando; Walter Nance, Tampa; Mrs.
]. E. Brown, Jacksonville.
Mrs. Horton of Agricola and Mrs.
Billiard of Lake Wales were guests of
Mrs A. A. Mcleod Tuesday
Mrs. Beulah Smith spent Tuesday
in Mulberry visiting her friend, Mrs.
McKillop.
Mrs. Maxey of Frostproof was shop
ping in Barlow Tuesday.
Mrs. j. T. Smith of Mulberry spent
Tuesday with Mrs. McMurry.
Mrs. ]. L. Gard and Mrs Frank
Stone of Winter Haven were shopping
in Barlow Tuesday.
II Mrs. Lillian Hraeza of Ceresco, Neb.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.W. Pesek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow Matthews and
daughter Sadie and Mrs. r. j. McMur-
ray and daughter Dorothy from
Springfield, ILL.,, who are winter guests
in Daytona, spent Saturday and Sum
day the guests of DR.. McMurry and
family
See the difference of climate Mrs
E. c. Hoeft of Duluth, Mimi, writes
to her father, Mr.. Henry Schupp of
Barlow, letter dated February %:
1.-THE worst storm we have ever
known. Street cars all stopped. All
trains delayed. Snow up to our doors
three feet z deep, no getting out
DOORS February % in Polk county,
Florida, large crowd at Kissengen
Springs. many go in swimming re-
II main III WdIcT lTOlIl Ou6 10 one anu
one-half hours.
A beautiful little girl baby came to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Bur-
dette Tuesday evening.
Barlow, March Mrs. e. c. Nilsson
has resigned her position as chief
clerk in the Whipple Music Company
store in Barlow Mrs John Howe has
4 accepted the place.
/ Mrs. Mary Bogie returned home on
/ Tuesday night from Palatka, where
she had been visiting her daughter,
| Mrs. Sam Pool.
Mrs. A. A. Mcleod, Mrs. Burns and
her daughter, Mrs. Mckinney, who is
her guest, will spend Thursday and
Friday in Tampa and st. Petersburg,
returning home Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldow and Miss Flora and John
Waldow will spend the week end at
their cottage on Lake Easy.
/ The meeting which has been going
on in the Presbyterian church for
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