The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-07
~ LAKELAND EVENING TELEGRAM TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1922
MORE HIGHWAYS
BUILT BY POLK
COUNTY RECENTLY
Other News Notes of Interest
From the County Seat By Our
Correspondent

| Barlow, Feb. 7.-Polk county, which
| is noted for her magnificent highways,
! has recently added nine more miles to
her credit. The last Of December
saw the completion of the intersecting
road out of Alturas, which gives g
short route to Barlow, Lake Wales.
Highway. Now the early completion
Of three mile stretch of hard road
leading south and east out OF Alturas
will open up to travel one of the finest
citrus centers in the state.
The Industrial Orphans scnool Of
Macon, Ga, was represented in Bar
tow Saturday and Sunday, when Fl. L.
Satter arrived in Barlow bringing his
Industrial school band which was
composed of young orphan boys of
that school. They gave fine concert
in the school auditorium Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock and were greeted
by coed audience. This band comes
to Barlow once a year.
The Whipple Music company will
be in their new location next to the
State Bank after the eighth of Feb
ruary.
The automatic phones were adjusted
Saturday night at midnight, SO Bar
phone system. Central girls can at
last have long wished for rest.
Mrs. w. H. Swan and Mrs. Jesse
Crock entertained at cards Thursday
afternoon. Miss Doris Staunton OF
Philadelphia won first prize; Mrs
Clare Beattie OF GIeenvilie, South
Carolina, second prize; Mrs Herber.
Fort OF Blake.y, Georgia, the BOBBY
prize.
]. C. Clark left Monday for Savan-
nan ami Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Crock, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Brown sister.
Miss Lucy Wear, spent Monday at the
Tampa lair.
Miss Johnson, who was injured i'll
an automobile accident in Barrow
carly Friday morning, died in the
Morrell Memorial Hospital in Lake
ldAO
Mrs. Hubble and her mother, Mrs
Bogart, of Lincc.n, Nebraska, arrived
in Barlow Saturday evening and are
the guests Of Mrs. Hubble's son, G. c.
Metcalf and family.
Some of those attending the Tampa
Fair Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs. We.
Brown and Mrs. Mitchell, Misses Eva
Robinson, Sheldon Celia Powell, Lii
liam Carpenter, Mary Carpenter. The
young ladies went over to Tampa Fri
day afternoon and attended Sousa's
concert Friday evening. Other Bar
low people IT, the fair Saturday were
A. II. Banding and family ard Mrs
Blandings nephew Earl Writ, jr, Pro-
lessor and Mrs, A. B. CCnnor, Mrs
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Muir
daugh and their daughter, Helen.
Miss Dorothy Waldo, who is at
tending school in Orlando, spent the |
weekend at home with her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Waldo.
Mss Dorothy Wilson, who is q stu
dent at Tallahassee, is at home on ac- /
count of sickness but hopes soon to
be able to return to school.
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. II. Walker, Miss
Lulah Wright, Miss Doris Stahnton,
visited relatives in Plant City Sun
day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Hatton,
a fine son Sunday, February 9Th.
Louis q. Randall and Miss Elizabeth
Garris OF Winter Haven were married
IN Barlow Saturday, the 4th inst, at
Rc5 Sheifnut's home, he performing
the ceremony. They viii make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Daughty.
Mr. and Mrs G. Fl. Rodfield mo.ored
to Lakeland Sunday afternoon to meet
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs Full CT of
Pittsburg, Penn, who will be guests
CT the Stewart hotel for ten days.
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