The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

other engine, which caused delay OF
two and a half hours.
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If your appetite is strong, we salts
fy it. IT your appetite is weak we
give it strength. A test is what we
invite Manhattan Cafe. adv.
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]. f. Citizens, popular expert truck
er, after enjoying the summer at his
northern home in Bridgeton, New
Jersey. returned here Tuesday night,
and has begun making preparations
for planting a winter crop.
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If something to eat is THE CUES
TION see us and we will answer it
satisfactorily. Manhattan Cafe, S. F.
stephens, Mgr. adv.
The women are demanding that the
curfew law just passed by the town
commission requiring youngsters to
be off the streets by O'Clock, p. M,
be extended to include grown men.
Good idea: let the women have their
way.
For Rent - To Acceptable party,
Rest Haven Cottage on Retta Espla-
made; FIVE rooms, bath room and fire
place Furnished for housekeeping.
Annly at cottage. 3S-tf-c
CAPTAIN George Heusted was sur
fering so seriously from an attack oil
angina pectoris, Tuesday, that DR..
McSwain of Arcadia, was called in
consultation on his case. His many
friends will be gratified to know that
he is now out of danger.
The ladies of the Civic Improve
: ment Association are considering the
J idea Of offering prizes to induce cltl-
zens to compete in the beautihcatlon
of their front yards. There is little
: doubt that the ladies will decide tc
: do this, but the nature of the prizes
: is yet to be determined.
! I Miss Henrietta Harrington and hel
brother, Henry Harrington, who spen
the summer very pleasantly in Saiu
a da. North Carolina, came home mon
3 day night. Their mother, VINO il
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Kendrici
J. Sloan in Colum bia, Tennessee, is ex
. pected home next week.
, DIR. and Mrs. Fl. J. Mulholland re
q turned, Tuesday night, from sum
. p,er's vacation, which they spent de
q Il;ghtfully in visiting various place
a abroad, particularly those in whlci
thev have relatives and friends, es
pecially Chicago, where they nav
Z two fine sons prospering. in business
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7. Captain and Mrs. w. II. johnson
after a weeks attention to their IN
terests at Boca Grande, came nome
ithe former on Monday night. and tn
K latter on Thursday. Mrs. Johnsol
L stonped over and visited friends il
}. Arcadia several days. While she wa
n there the captain paid two-day
visit on business to Fort Myers.
= Mrs G.. ]. l.. Smith and he
a mother-in-Iaw, Mrs. C. II. Gill, LEI
~ Wednesday for Moore Haven to 1oll
a Mr.. Smith and make their home ther
\. tilI the end of the year. Mr.. Smlt
o is manager of big fish business L
It the city on the Okeechobee. Durln
10 tbe absence of the Smiths and Mrs
'e I'll, their home south OF town Wiii D
% occupied and cared for by MI an
Z. Mrs. A. NJ. Mathison.
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- - Authoritative notice was receive
:, here this week of the marriage l
Macon. Georgia, on the 27th ult" G
William Lamar Rose and Miss Hazt
D. Elizabeth Baldwin, both OF Punt
st Corda. The ceremony was perform
ir ed by DR.. William Russell owen
3. pastor of the First Baptist church
1t Macon. The couple will live
10 Forsyth, Georgia. until they comple'
sr their studies, the groom taking tn
law course in Mercer University an
10 the bride a finishing course in Bess
~ Tiff college.