The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14
Barlow Notes


Barlow, Feb. 13.--Mrs. G. T. Voight
and little daughter have arrived to
join her husband. Mr.. Voight has re-
Gently completed this new home sit
uated on their orange grove on the
Tillman road which has just been
paved with white rock making q fine;
auto road.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Besore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillippi of
Champang, Illinois, are spending the
winter on the Wilson grove on Lake
George near Alturas.
Rev. Wilson OF Champang, Illinois,
has been granted vacation by his
hcme congregation and is spending it
in Florida with his son and daughter,
who are living on his orange grove
near Alturas. His daughter Miss
Wilson, is teacher of the Alturas
school
Earl Grass of Alturas, was a week
end visitor in Barlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs
Schreck of Alturas were visitors in
Barlow Saturday.
Mrs. Flowers Walker of Groom, who
has been visiting her parents, return
ed home Monday.
Leonard Boynton was a called in
Lakeland Monday morning.
C. F. Carpenter visited in Lakeland
Monday.
Mrs. Russell of Baltimore, Mary
land, arrived Monday evening to join
her husband, Clyde Russell, who is a |
travelling salesman for Cameron &
Bakley of Tampa.
w. G. Fireman of st. Petersburg,
Fem, is in Barlow for several days, !
looking after his orange grove which
IS on Lake Fairfield tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Storch of Lake
land spent the day in Barlow, Monday. |
on business.
Miss Elizabeth Afford of Marion,
North Carolina, who has made a two
months visit with her cousins, NIr
and Mrs. A. A. Mcleod, expects to |
leave Wednesday for her home in
Marion.
The American Legion is planning to
put on a minstrel in the near future.
The minstrel will he under the super
vision of competent director.
On Tuesday evening, February IA,
the Barlow Music club will entertain
the club with a program of Slavic
music. Mrs. D. w. Bunight of the pro-
gram committee has an excellent
program, quite . variety in numbers.
Among the new books at the Car
negie library is "A Reference History
! of the. War; which is an important
addition to the working facilities of
the library, also the students of the
hschool.
Mrs C. H. Walker entertained at
Cards Monday evening in honor of |
her sister, Mrs. r. R. Glenn of
Tampa and her friend Mrs. ]. C.
Thomson of Savannah, Georgia.
Mrs. Dave Pipkin of Safety Harbor
who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Beadley, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. G. H. Redfield entertained her
friends and her niece, Mr. and Mrs
Fuller of Pittsburg and Miss Doris
stanton OF Philadelphia at Mountain
Lake club house Monday.
Sunday night arrivals at the Stew
art Hotel: D. A. Croft, New Orleans,
e. G. Mobiles, Macon, Ca; L. w. Dick
ems and wife, Shuyler Neb.; w. F. |
Yocum, Ocala; VIM. T. Bather and |
wife, Jacksonville; E. L. Stevenson !
and wife, jacksonville; X. r. War
mock, Jacksonville; G. J. McNamee, |
Atlanta; W. F. Birdson and wife, Az
lanta. W
Dinner guests at the Oaks Sunday: |
A. B. Jordan, Tampa, Fla; Jno. Pop
ham and daughter, Dallas, Texas; ].
L. Popham and wife, Tampa, Fla;
Grace Popham, Tampa, Fla; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Billings, Lakeland; Mr.. |
and Mrs. E. H. Kingman, Lakeland.
Guests at the Oaks: P. F. Sig
mans, Tampa; C. F. Clark, Cedar
Rapids, Mich; Paul N. Clark, Cedar
Rapids, Mich; DR.. Rob. l.. Clark,
Chicago, ILL.,; J. e. Searcy and wife,
New York City; B. C. Banner, Lon
don, Eng.
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