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


one daughter, Mrs. c. A. Randall
and one son, Duncan L. Cash.
| Charles F. Lemic, who will rep
resent Key West at the advertising
bureau to. be opened by the Ex-
change Club in Miami, arrived
over the East Coast yesterday and
! is today the guest of Club MEM
bers. Mr.. Lemic will remain in
Key West until Monday evening
when he will leave for Miami to
meet Edward Strunk, Jr., chair
man of the bureau committee and
then arrange for the opening of
the bureau.
Mrs. Louise Mccoy, grand chief
Pythian Sisters of Florida, is in
the city for the purpose of visit
ing the various temples. The grand
chief is accompanied on the visit
by her daughter, Stella. A NUM-
Der of affairs have been arranged
by local lodges for the entertain
ment of the visitors.
County Attorney VIM. H. Ma
lone said today he had prepared
all the legal papers necessary to
the valuation of the 100000
bond issue to build roads and
bridges from. Stock Island to Sad
die Bunches and bridge from
Key Largo to the Dade county
line. Joseph Watkins, county
engineer, said he had prepared
plans to be forwarded to the War
Department to obtain permission
for the construction of the bridges.
n Roger Lowe, one of Key Vests
most successful fishermen, broke
the record for pompano yesterday
when he returned to port with
catch of 1000 pounds. Captain
Lowe early in the afternoon en-
countered the school land in a
short time was back in, port.
i The surest way to make money
is to wisely invest. There are
: various paths that lead to fortune,
but there is one starting point
Saving.
/ DIR. j. Y. Porter said today he
q will start a vigorous campaign
! against the mosquito with the in
coming of spring next year.. and
that the local boawd will act I'M
der his instructions as health Of
ficer. Not only will war be
waged against mosquitoes, but the
campaign will be directed to the
eradication of flies as well. The
j law relative to screens will be en-
J forced, he said, and those who dis
obey the provisions of the law will
be prosecuted.
A. quiet wedding was solemnizedi
last evening at the home of the
groom's parents on Southland street
when Willard Russell and Miss
Azula Saunders were joined in
1 the holy estate of matrimony,
] Rev. VIM. E. Bryant, officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland Saunders and
teacher in the public schools.
] The groom is manager Of the Ath-
letic Club and is popular among
I a wide circle of friends.
| Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Whitehead street, Mrs.
\ Charles r. Curry entertained Miss
Lena Fernandez of Tampa, who. is
to wed Robert H. Givens, Jr., at
| ST. PauPs church December 3.
Buneo was played, Miss Elizabeth
I Sharpley winning first prize with
! Miss Celeste Archer being award
ed the consolation.
| Arrangements have been COM
lpleted for the Eiks Memorial serv-
ices TO be held in the Strand thea
4 ter tomorrow afternoon. The
doors will be opened at gao o.
/. clock and the exercises begin at 3.
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| Joseph Wells, who owns 300
Australian pines, has offered them
to the board of public works At 10
cents each, to be used in beantify-
ing Rayview Park