The Lakeland evening telegram., December 24, 1912, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND. FLA.. DEC. 24, 1912
Case of Fire
foione 5.CC0
,.!onis of Mr. John Keen
S . , see him on the
r.';f hi long, serious seigeot
lee
Us
I , C. A. tOie re vr
lr a,1U ' . rfnrin the boll-
eir son. who ..attend.
I (0lkge in UlinoiB.
Miss Lillian Weeks, who is a stu
dent at Brenau at Gainesville, Ga.,
is at home for the holidays and is be
iug warmly welcomed by her many
friends.
rnrd college.
.1. D. Lewis, superintendent Italian
and Cuban missions.
H. K. Thrower, agent Preachers'
Fulief fund.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mendenhall
and Miss Olive Summerlin went down
to Tampa today to spend Christmas
with their sister, Mrs. Ceferino Bal-bin.
S. J.
McKenney
to spend
L. a Mrs. A.
air. "u
. . frnm sianiou
fl0W" ' . .. ,t nf Mr
Iristmas ana are
L Mrs. F. H. nurocj.
Father Elfer, of Tampa, came up
today to officiate at the Catholic
church services for Christmas day.
These services will be as follows:
First, mass at 6:30 o'clock, the sec
ond immediately following, and the
third at 9 o'clock.
I, c. Jenkins and
and Mrs. C. R.
1 ltQ
tofV. ana
and KeV
' , cm., and Henry
n 'ltave tomorrow for Anclote
noar
Ly Will SIM
lint' trip.
Tarpon springs,
:id several aas on u
(-.i.lSrl
i i..,. i.
u vcr iuim
,,,! with its usual promptness,
It ,!, tirr was
k t ;iSMMiiii' -
if tip1. HilMMIIH, iudo, iixiuiiiiu
Mr. C. V. Domback, of DesMoines,
is in the city for today, having just
returned from a trip to Forv Myers.
Mr. Domback is the father of Mr. A.
V. Domback, who with his wife,
spent last winter in Florida. He is
greatly pleased with Lakeland and
says the half has not leen told nb nit
its advantages and attractions.
alarm of fire this afternoon
(j iiy a smau mate
lub, located in the
Hie fire department
extinguished with-
being necessary.
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in tiu. iiianioiui rins comrai utiu
I . i t . .I... (iwAinatl'i! i-Qpnivnt
Ln free votes will be given on
,;r,,!;(v, I ec to all candidates
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o tlil''' I"" or wore iuicb.
hox lias been placed at II. 0.
,yV fruit store, in addition to
lt at places already announced.
iMr .1. T. Kinibrough, wife and lit-
son. are here from Atlanta for the
liilayswi a visit to Mr. J. W. Kim
Mi:!! -and family. They are accom-
a friend, Mr. R. H. Ruth-
lord.
p-'dward Rogers, who was severely
nm in September by being
psb(d by a train, is at home for the
Iristmas holidays from the A. C. L.
bital ai W'ayeross. His condition
Mt.T. thp surgeons having de
M that it will not be necessary
amputate his limb.
Mr. (5. Thomas Fleming surprised
his friends by reaching Lakeland yes
terday morning from Ruffalo. X. Y.,
rud is now down for at least the next I
three months. Mr. Fleming is one
of the oldest conductors on tht Lake j
Shore Limited, and each winter when j
be comes to Florida he feels tlr.it be J
. ill settle down and enjoy this fine!
country twelvp months in the ye-ir, I
but when summer draws near, he
feels the inclination to once more
take hold of ti"c bell cord and spin
over the country at the rate of
miles an hour, and he returns to
Buffalo, where he is a conductor on
t: train composed entirely of Pullman
errs running between Hufi'alo an'.
Toledo. It is to bo hoped that he will
decide to remain ber(. permanently
this trip. While here he is on ois
country place near Sparling, where
he will daily enjoy fishing in I ake
Honey and iu other recreation pleas
ing to his temperament.
WHO WILL BE THE QUEEN
OF THE CARNIVAL?
It. N. L. Hryan is the owner of a
JndNinip litis E. M. F. car. which
rwived today. This is a nice
Iristmas present to make one's
f, and we doubt not that Dr. and
Interesting family will derive
fat pleasure from its use.
'!r and Mrs. Hamilton and the lat
s nun her, Mrs. Blakeley, all of
'toon. Mi.h., arrived in Lakeland
Young ladies, attention, please;
now is the time to enter the queen
n.t for the beautiful diamond
ring given by the Lakeland fire de
partment. By having one hundred
or more votes on Thursday noon, one
thousand free votes will be given
you, otherwise than this no free
votes will be given during the con
test. Votes will be recorded daily, and
announcement made In the Evening
Telegram.
Quite an elaborate ceremony is be
ing mapped out for tbe coronation of
of tbe carnival, in urn way
the mieen
r"rday and will spend several days , 0f decorated automobiles, and a pre-
"K" city. They are old friends of p.-ntation speech madP by some prom-
ami Mrs. Paul Gardner, and sur- ;,ont speaker of Lakeland.
i ne latter on coming down
frday on their bridal trip, Mr.
d Mrs. Hamilton bavin been wed-
only a short time. They will go
to ' Gardner's Garden" on Fri-
f ,0 spend a week with their good
rn"s there.
fhlinger & Alfield have Just closed
p ai today of importance, having
u J0 arreo nt Ann .nV Inn J .
r'ng to Rev. K. P. Miehener. of
c'ty. the consideration being $7,
Messrs. Ohllnrer A AlfleM tnnk
F v. Mlchener's Ukeland prop-
; ,n ine aeal, which consists of his
Fl? home on East flnnM tMt
In ril.t.1.- j a
L "l5lUU 1DU in
F:heast Ukeland. Rer. and Mrs.
fiener will
Pnin a fPW ,,H
Some young lady is going to be
presented with a beautiful diamond
ring; who will be the lucky girl
WANTED At once, woman cook,
white or black, Southern hotel, Ft.
Meade. Fla. . 12-24-6.
MAJESTIff
VUth e atreL
Jilaiui n. u. I'uus.
.Sen otu.it ua - . -v. t lblieT.
OWcUo A. L. Hope.
Santord ti. T. Gaines.
Sebastian T. Weaver.
Seville li. E. L. Folsom.
Stuart and Jensen V. J. Bart-k-u,
supply.
1 uufaville L. User.
West Palm Beach W. V. Burham.
H. C. Hai din, student Yanderbllt
j university.
W. F. Allen, conterence evangeiiBi.
Ocala-District.
r. 11. Bridges, Presiding Elder.
Anthony, J. V. Face.
Apopka J. D. Heaves.
Blauton A. M. Manu.
Brooksville M. O. Williams.
Bushnell J. W. Taylor.
I'itra W. J. X'ease.
t'olcman A. II. Cole.
Crystal River K. D. Jones.
Hernando W. 11. Slay maker, su
perintendent
Inverness .1. T. Mitchell.
Leesburg S. tJrady.
Maitlaud C. A. Saunders, super
ii.tcndent. Martel J. W. Bridges.
"Micanopy H. S. llendcrsou.
Oiala- .1. B. Ley.
Orlando .1. K. Boy.
Keddick -I. B. Roberts.
Hod mm and Fort Md'oy M. M.
Lord.
Webster 8. F. Stephens.
Wildwood W. II. Out land.
Winter (iardeii II. Sieinbauck.
I'niatilla J. B. Uooney.
Tallahassee District.
lr. .1. I'. Hillturn, presiding eldeir
A'mlaehii ola -F. K. Steiumeyer.
Amhilla and (Ireeiix ille C. F.
N oi k.
lioiilevai d ami l'ethel T. W.
Thompkius.
I'.ristol .1. X. Weatberford.
( arrahelle T. F. Roland.
Chattahoochee- - K. A. Lowell.
Fenholloway J. 1. Bozcinan.
Havana J. E. Sliepliard.
Ilinson .1. A. Slater.
I .eon F. 1-. Crowson.
Madison E. .1. Hales.
Madison (.'ircuit- II. I. Allen.
Monticello II. A. II. Barnett.
.Mayo - F. M. C. Eads.
Mayo Mission- To be supplied.
Perry- E. A. Harrison.
Ouincy--11. Dutill.
Sope'hoppy- ('. E. Smith.
Sycamore -M. Barrett.
Tallahassee T. .1. Nixon. .
Waukeenali - J. D. Murray.
Tampa District.
0. A. Throwef, presiding elder.
Bradentown J. L. Kilgore.
Clearwater lohn Beers.
Largo A. M. Dolger.
Manatee It. E. Householder.
Palmetto H. F. Harris.
Parris-F. B. Langford, superin
tendent. Plant City L. V. Moore.
Sarasofa T. II. Sisfrunk.
Seffner and Bloomingdale W. A.
Pelts.
St. Petersburg and Mission W. II.
Norton and J. II. Pauiel.
Sutherland K. F. Hodnett.
Tampa First Church W. E.
'i bompson.
Gary J. C. Disgs.
Highland and Port Tampa W. c.
f'ponaugh.
Hyde Park .1. B. Mitchell.
Little Italy E. V. Romans.
Selma Avenue J. E. Lewis, super
intendent. Tampa Heights Smith Hardin.
Ybor City and West Tampa J. D.
Iewts, D. Perez and D. Carrera.
Tarpon Springs M. T. Bell.
S. W. Lawler, financial agent San-
WEEK OF CLEAN FUN
FURNISHED BT CARNIVAL.
Thert. is no use in mincing words,
the K muse shows are the finest as
regards quality, quantity, moral tone
and a ood measure for tbe money
spent compared to any like attraction
in the country.
Morally the carnival is clean. The
bhows are wholesome, the performers
without exception seem to bear that
cleverness of demeanor which causes
each spectator to feel as though they
wert. a great deal nearer and dearer
to him than is usually the case at
either carnival, circus or theatrical
productions.
It furnishes clean amusement, de
lightfully sensational entertain
ment, and to the student of things
in general, an opportunity par ex
cellence to mentally weigh a number
of things.
Take, for instance, Mr. Krause's
most sensational of all free acts, Miss
Elna Meier, the diving Venus. One
would expect that this exhibition
vould b( reserved for a special in
closure where the curious public
would gladly pay a separate fee to
view this wonderful young lady who
Iras astounded the whole country
with her marvelous exhibition.
But Mr. Krause is different from
the aerage showman. He is the
(Tiginator of any number of inno
atious that other managers have
ravenously patterned after and his
ticcision to make the admission free
Into the midway will be welcomed by
all.
Attn noon as well as night exhibi
tions " ill be held for the entire week
i of Lee. ::n.
j The carnival is given under the
i in. spin s of th( Lakeland fire depnrt
I li'ent ;iiu I will lie located on the lot
belli iid i he power house.
A SQUARE DEAL
It you wish to rant house or have a bouse you wish to
rent;
It you have a house to sell or wish to purchase one;
If, In fact, you desire to buy or eeil anything In the line of
real estate, this la my specialty. See me before you close a deal.
Full Information given cheerfully and freely.
N. K. LEWIS
Phone 3. loom 1, Baymondo Zldg.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
-EDISONIA.
nMmtimiiicniii
h OLD!
OLDEST AND BEST IN THE
COUNTY.
FROM THE WILDS.
(Rex Drama.)
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DOHT KISS SEEING FUTCH AND
LOGAN.
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Program for Tonight,
MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA.
Prof. Murphy Leader.
OVERTURE.
PATHE'S WEEKLY CURRENT
EVENTS.
LEAH THE SUFFRAGETTE.
(Cines Comedy.)
THE OUTCAST CHILD.
'Eclair Drama In 2 Reels.)
Other Good Pictures.
CK30J
IS
THE GUILTY PARTY.
(Edison Drama.)
OPEN AT 6 P. M.
General Atalssioi.JGc
Ctiltiren, cnr 12....
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Tlie following transfers of real es
tate has been made recently:
I'. L. Luster and wile to I. II.
IUa loliear, K K ("line and wife to
John W Venable, S W Callendai .
wile 10 II. X. Holers, Sessoms I it v
Co to ( has A Onden, .lohn I'ilkiiiK
tou lr to Mrs A II Pilkinnton, T I
Wilson ami wife to I'roslty-HathcoeU
Co, lirane & Monies to K V Micbelin.
Fla Lakeland Monies I'o to Theodore
.NLunuson, Trine & Pipkin to .1. P.
l ore. M M Metzner and wife to In
land Realty Co., Charlotte S Hiiro
t. .lohn Wilson. Kmpire Laud 'o t J
V A Clark. W A Clark and wife to
P A Merrin, lassie Cameron to lr
las W Wright., 1 Jessie Cameron to
Susan E llolman, E C Elder and wife
Ui Carl Winberg, .1 L Skipper to Hos
coe N Skipper, Carter Dean Realty
Co to W F Worrell, Malloy & Mil
ler to W .1 llowcy, Carter Dean Real
tv Co to Janie K McLearatn. W F
Hal lam & Co to Louise I loclle, I' A
Lightsey, guardian, to W II Lewis,
I A Llghtsey and wife to W H Lew
b, Consolidated Land Co to Perrin
Thompson, K J Hodgson and wifo
i" C 11 Thompson, I'" I) McDonald to
Nettle O Uarhlte, F A Uarhite and
wife to J W Crawford. T F Williams
i nd wife to Z P Kinerson, J M Kii
patrick and wife to ti W Prine, O
V Prine to W T Jordan, Julia E
Aretidell and husband to Gee Tol-
Miii. Mrs E J Ilishop and husband
to u ( Uoswe . J w lirvant to o
Vann. Edw Thomas to E E ( line. J
II Mempel and wife to E E ( line,
I! Speth and wife to Edith Speth,
c.eo E Koplin and wife to E L M
Cibbs, A F Fletcher to VV F Walker,
K F Carter and wife to W F Walker,
Carter Bowden to W F Walker,
Itarber & Welling to P P Darling.
Fla Dev Co to D W Johnson, D M II
Johnson and wife to II D Bassett, J
W Carson and wife to W E Tucker,
H F Reynolds to D Prine, D Prine
and wife to W L E Tucker.
AUD1T0RUIM
MAT HEAT R E VL
GOOD MUSIC
(Pals-Pathe Western Drama.)
HOSPITAL HOAX.
(Kalen Comedy.)
THE TROUBLED TRAIT,.
( Vitograph 'Drama. )
Roy Butler Margaret WUby.
REFINED SINGING AND
DANCING.
"SOME SINGING."
"Get the Auditorium Habit."
VOTING BOXES
M all the Drug Stores and H. C
Stevens' Jewelry Store and H. 0.
Denny's Fruit Store for the
Queen of the Firemen's
Carnival
1000 Free Votes
To all candidates who have 100 or
more votes
Thursday, December 26
VOTES ONE CENT EACH.
We will cut the price
on all our Ladies' Suits
Call at once and see
the prices we are offer
ing. We appreciate your
calls.
(QTUT A TD)TO
IT
We are going to give our customers
a treat for the holiday season. Com
mencing Monday, December 16,
we are going to dispose of all our
014 and 015 suits for Mind
This Is No Sale. Don't forget
to ask for your Christmas Souvenirs.
N. B.-A11 our 75c and 01 Ties to go
at 50c.
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JOSEPH LeVAY
118 Kentucky Avenue Lakeland
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AdJlts
Children
10c.
5c
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