The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-20
HAINEs CITY DO|NGs

B. M. Davis has moved into his new
location in the Growers Commercial
Bank building and will soon have his
new fixtures in their proper places for
a modern up-to-date grocerteria.
The Haines City Pharmacy expects
to move into their new quarters in
the Milles-Estes building this week.
Mr.. Estes new drug store will add
materially to the business section OF
the town and has large double doors
opening into the post office whichwill
give him a splendid location and will
be convenient for his patrons.
F. NJ Long and party drove to Bar
tow Tuesday evening to attend the
revival meeting at the Methodist
church.
BILLY" WALL" who had the misfor-
tune to fall and break several ribs a
few weeks ago is now up and able to
navigate again although he is some
what throttled down yet.
Mrs. w. l. Webb joined her hus-
band, Capt. Webb, in Haines City, last
week after several weeks visit with
relatives in Kentucky and Washing
ton, D. C. Capt. Webb has been in
Haines City some months now with
the Isaac Van Horn Company and has
made many friends by his charming
personality who will welcome both
Capt and Mrs. Webb into the ranks of
the Haines Cityites. They will be To-
Gated at the Sam Chute residence dur
ing the summer.
Work is going ahead rapidly on the
Lockhart building adjoining the State
Bank and will make a decided addi
ton to the business section of town
when completed.
Mr. F. M. Long will erect an attrac-
tive bungalow on his property on
Third street Immediately. Contractor
Paul Smith will have charge of the
construction and will begin operations
next Monday.
i Miss Helen Reynolds of the school
faculty gave a fine entertainment at
the school auditorium Tuesday even
ing to raise funds to tune the school
piano. The play was entitled Maid
ems All for Me" and the cast included
Miss May Graddick, Miss Bertha Gut
teridge, Miss Hildegard Robinson,
Miss Vera Waters and Miss Helen
Reynolds A very good crowd was
in attendance and the entire perform
ance was thoroughly enjoyed by ev-
/ eryone. Some of the between-acts
numbers were readings by Miss Fay
Fristow, Miss Dorothy Miller, Miss
Grace Lockhart and Mr. James Da-
Wis OF Miss Reynolds expression class.
All these young folks deserve a great
deal Of credit for their excellent en-
tertainment and each displayed some
real talent.
Mr. Leon Smith and family spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Don Oh
linger Wednesday,. Mr.. Smith is
with the A. A. C. Company.
Haines City Chapter of the Order
of Eastern Starr will be represented
at the meeting of the Grand Chapter
in Jacksonville neyt week by Messrs.
F. M. Long, W. R. Wall, Mrs. W. C.
Lockhart, Mrs. T. C. Holden, Mrs.
Grace S. Lock, and Mrs. d. B. Oh
linger. Other members of the CHAPTER
, will probably go also.
Attorney Edw. E. Lock was in Win
| ter Haven on legal business the first
of the week.
Troop l, Boy Scouts of Haines CITY.
: were given treat at their last meet.
: ing Friday night in the person of
Chief Little Black Bear, of Denver.
| Oklahoma, who gave the boys an in.
teresting talk on outdoor life, and
showed them many interesting Indian
relics. The Chief gave Troop l a
4 beautiful Elm bark canoe about two
D feet long, for their Scout room. The
Z canoe has been on display in w. T.
= Brooks window the past week. Chief
Little Black Bear is the seventh son
or the noted Indian chief, Rain-in-
= the Face, who the chief told the boys
0 lived to be 1874 years old, only dying
several years ago. Chief Little Black
Bear is devoting his life to missionary
work among the different tribes OF
his race and was returning from a
n visit among the Seminoles in the Ey
erglades. The Chief says there are
over seven hundred boy scouts among
:. the Indians.
: The regular weekly luncheon of tn,
4 Haines City Chamber of Commerce
6 was held at Wray C Roberts drug
v store Wednesday at noon with a fine
!. attendance. Many matters of vital in
: terest to Haines City were discussed
4 e. c. Stewart of Barlow was bust.
:. ness visitor in Haines City Wednes
!. day and attended the weekly luncheon
6 of the Chamber of Commerce.
# "Olle" Olson, the popular mechanic
OF the Dixie Garage, has opened &
9 garage of his own now in the Shut;
+ building and has the best wishes o.
o the community for big success.
8 The Telegram has not been comlnr
y to Haines City for the past few dayl
!. and folks are wondering what tn,
n trouble is. They miss a good thin,
when it is gone.
a Col Tom Wilson of Barlow was
! guest at the Chamber OF Commerce.
y luncheon Wednesday.