The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-06-16

nesday evening, for her former home
at Brampton, Michigan, where she
will spend the summer as the guest
of her father
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Harry Blakoly, who has a lucrative
and responsible position at Nocatcc.
was here from Saturday night til
Monday morning, visiting his pan
ents, Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Blekely.
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Mrs. Roy Saxon Of Brownville ac
comDanied by her two bright Httl
ichi!dren, was here from Saturday til
Monday afternoon, visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Whiteakcr
and her sister, Mrs. Cleve Clevelanr
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Grandma Earnest. after a pleas
ant visit to relatives and friends a
BoCa Grande, cam" ht"C SATURDAY.
visited the family Of her son. To
FarnCet, til Monday aClo noon. whor
she went to Cleveland to visit th
family of another son, Dave Earne~t
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Mrs Sam Knight of Charlotte Ha--
Dor, left, Tuesday morning, for
/ Gainesville, where she will spen
several months attending a teachers
normal, which will be held at tht
state university. During her absen"c
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ter, Mrs NJ r. Stroud of Ocala.
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Mrs. j. T. Swinney, accompanied
by her two pretty little children, left
Tuesday afternoon. for Taylorsville
! Georgia. her former home, where she
will spend the summer visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w D. Trippe
Her father, who was her guest since
Saturday l. ght. accompanied her on
her journey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hayman of
V inter Haven. who's marriage sev-
eral wcek5 ago vas mentioned IL
these notes came here ~ their CT
and VISITED the formur 5 r?rents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Hayman, from Sat
urday till sunday evening, when they
returned. They were accompanied
| by Maxwell Hayman, brother of Paul.
The rainy season came to an
abrupt stop in the middle of last
week; and, since then the weathe'
has been growing warmer until. sey-
eral times, it has been nearly a.
warm here as in New York o,
Chicago. On one day at least. one o.
! two thermometers about town ind
Gated a temperature of 100 degree"
Fab.
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+ Mr. and Mrs. r. X Seward, aC
companied in their car by Mr.. an"
Mrs. n. C. Hewitt, visited four of the
chief towns of Manatee county, Sun
day. They left here at 9 a. m.
lunched in Sarasota, drove through
Bradentown, Palmetto and Manatee,
and got back home at 1880 p. m.
They made the trip over the Tamiami
Trail and had no trouble.
/ Eleven young ladies, members of
the Young Women's Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church, We're
delightfully."- entertained, Monday eve
ming, by Mrs. D. N. Mcqueen at her
residence on Taylor street. The com
/ paNy engaged in interesting games
and contests and enjoyed some beau
tifll musical selections given on the
piano. Refreshments served were
cake and pineapple sherbet.
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James Hayman, the little sOl o
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Hayman narrOv-
ly escaped serious injury. Monday
night when he was kicked on th'
forehead over his right eye by one c
his fathers mules. He was driving |
the mules into the stable lot, when !
one Of them playfully kicked up his |
heels, striking the little boy as state |
and making cash two inches long, |
from which the blood flowed freely. !
An eminent local surgeon SCwca u. /
the wound.
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Charles D. Richmond met with q
very painful accident. last FRIDAY
afternoon He was trying to cut the
head from a screw in hinge on =
! door. when a silver few from the
head Of the Ratchet he was using and
buried itself in the ball of his LEFT
Ieye. Accompanied by his wife, h
went to Tampa, Friday night, to OF
tain the services Of an expert oculist.
He returned Tuesday night, with the
silver still in his eye and that Orga"
in such bad condition that he +
very likely to lose it.
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