The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-01-12
KEY WEST
M DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here Just 10 Years
Ago Today As Taken From
The Files Of The Citizen

Ago Today AS Taken From
The Files Of The Citizen
The demand for travel by air has
been so great this season chat it
necessitates the placing of another
plane ON the regular schedule be-
tween Florida and Nassau. Pilot
George Cobb left yesterday for
New York to fly the passenger
plane to Miami to take up the
Key West, Nassau and Miami
run,
The Key West Rotary Club en-
joyed trip this morning to the
U. S. S. Langley. airplane car.
rier. The party left at 10 o'clock
and returned at noon.
Mrs. J. Leonard Burt was hos
tess to a number of friends yes
terday afternoon when she enter
tanned 1T cards at her home on Di-
vision street. Guests We're: Mrs.
Phillip Cosgroye, Mrs. Allan
Cleare, Mrs. Charles Falk. Mrs.
Benjamin Trujillo, Mrs. l.. F.:
Spencer, Mrs. Vesey Johnson, Mrs.
M. P. DeBoe, Mrs. C. r. d. Crit
tenden, Mrs. Gee. Brown, Mrs. j.
Mercer Holland, Jr., Mrs. William
Phelan, Mrs. H. J. McInnis, Mrs.
Hayden and Mrs. Benjamin Trev-
or.
Robert knight entertained the
Merrymaker's Club at his home on
Eaton street last night. The at
fair was a pleasant one. Refresh
ments and punch were served.
A jury in circuit court yester-
DAY afternoon returned a verdict
in favor of the defendant in the
case of Samuel Roberts VS.. the
Cortez Cigar Company and Jarry
Hannibal suit for $4,000 dam
ages alleged to have been obtained
when a stick OF dynamite which
Roberts was holding, preparatory
to blasting away an underground
portion OF the factory building, ex-
ploded.
knights of the Golden Eagle will
hold their memorial services Sun
day afternoon 3 o'clock in the
Eagles hall. Members and their
families, also the general public.
are invited. Ladies Temple and
Agramonta Castle along with Key
of the Gulf are arranging suit
able program for the occasion.
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher has
advised the editor of The Citizen
that he anticipates this will be the
last year the government will pro-
vide small packages of flower and
vegetable seeds and that he will
be glad to have the department
of agriculture forward several
packages of assorted seed from his
quota.
Victor Gonzalez and Miss Mer-
cedes Learns We're married yester
day afternoon by Judge Hugh
Gum in his office at the county
court house. Witnesses were
Cuban Consul Domingo Milford
land Jose CaTeno.
The palatial house boat Ever
glades arrived yesterday with own
er Colonel K. NJ. Thompson and
guests, Admiral and Mrs. William
Herbert Brownson and Major and
Mrs. Tuckerman. The vessel was
here early in December with Lord
and Lady Mount Batten on board.
The B. P. o. Elks membership
dance has been postponed from
Friday night until further notice.
Mrs. Melvin Russell entertained
at bridge yesterday afternoon at
her home on Elizabeth street. Mrs.
Sam Harm Won first prize. a but,
tfet scarf and two doilies and the
second prize a hand embroidered
dish towel went TO Mrs. Bob Lewis.
Guests were Mesdames Mercer Hol-
land, Robert Lewis. NJ. Brinas,
Eugene Hollis and Sam Harm. Miss
Charlotte Gould and Miss Mar
garet Weatherford.
Camp No. 4, + O. of A.. held
their biennial installation of of
ficers last night. The following
were indueted: Maud Sands, past
president; Paul Archer, assistant
past president; Clara Thompson,
president: Charles Oliver, assistant
president; Sadie Pinder. vice presi-