The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-04-21

her little daughter, enjoyed a month!
visit here to her father, J. F. Dam
pier, and her sisters, returned to hel
home in Tampa, Wednesday.
Mrs A. E. Riley left, Tuesday
morning, for Birmingham, Alabama
whittier she was summoned by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
of her mother, who lives in that city
! Having had an exceedingly pleas
ant winter here, during which she
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Bishop, Mrs. Ed Gross started on
her return to Baltimore, Tuesday af-
ternoOn.
The Smith hotel dining room is be-
ing operated by J. S Page under the
name of Palace cafe. Good week
day meals for 4Oc; Sunday chicken
dinner for soc. Short orders all
times. 16-1t
T.
You can buy Punta- Gorda-made
bloOms at the following stores; Walt
mire's, Kings, Griggs', Whiteaker's,
Matthison's, Nails, People Grocery
(colored) and Jackson's in SOlana.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Midkiff, regu-
lar and highly esteemed winter resi-
dents, having completed a siX-months
sojourn here, began yesterday morn
ing, their homeward journey to Pob-
inson; Illinois.
J. C. Hildebrand, a popular bust
ness man of Brooklyn, New York, ar
rived Sunday, on visit to Mrs.
who is visiting Mrs. NJ. |
A. Williams and her daughter Mrs. !
J. H. Hancock.
Mrs. Bear of Jacksonville. field
worker in the missionary service of |
the Baptist church, was here from |
Monday till Thursday, holding meet |
ings of instruction in the church |
every afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beck, having |
had Il very pleasant sojourn of five |
here, during which they add
ed largely to their number of friends,
departed, Tuesday morning, for thoir
home at Morrow, Ohio
Mrs. W. II. Johnson owns golden
neck hen, which she obtained from
Mrs. Lloyd Davis, that has laid one
egg every day for one hundred and
two consecutive days. This cham
pion layer began setting on Thursday.
s.
The Tourist Needle-Worll club had
1 very pleasant meeting, Wednesday
afternoon, at the residence of Mrs.
J. l.. Goulding. The meeting nCXt
Wednesday afternoon, will be at Rest
Haven cottage, the home of Mrs, p.
9. Goldie.
The Smith hotel dining room is
lOW under new management and is
being operated as the Palace cafe by
!. S. Page Weekday dinners are
served for 4Oc; Sunday chicken din
lers for soc; short orders at all
hours. SIT
Shuby Locklear, while motoring
,ut on the rock road south Of town, :
afternoon, was thrown in .
o the ditch by the breaking of the
adius rod Of his car. His car was :
eriously damaged, and he himself !.
scaped injury. :
Il Il
J. X. McClelland, having bought
n elegant automobile, has been busy .
his week building a garage for it
n his lot next TO o. A. Morgan's on .
olympia avenue. Thus does one eX- .
ense bring on another but Mac is
bic to pay it. .
f. f.
Mrs and Mrs f. NJ. Jones Of Will .
lington Delaware, a very agreeable .
ouplo who recently rented and Oc-
upied Miss Blake's cottage on Sulli- d.
an street, went to Fort Myers yes q:
arday, to spend several days seeing d:
be attractions Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Almand. very ;:
leasant couple, from Douglassyille, !:
eOrgia, were here Wednesday, look ::
lg over the attractions OF the town. !:
Ir. Almand is an inspector for the ::
oca-Cola Company; and, while here, ::
1mbined business with pleasure. !:
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Miss Martha Waltmire, having !;
,ent her two-months vacation de- (:
ghtfully visiting her parents, Col I:
nd Mrs. c. A. Waltmire, and her !:
rothers, Jack and jerome Waltmire, Z:
well as her many friends, started, :!
uesday morning, on her return to Z: