The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30
PERSONAL.

Personal.
General W. D. Barnes is on visit to West
Florida.
Mr.. l. Harkins Hilard, of jacksonville, is in
the city again.
Mr.. John s. Beard. of ocala is visiting his
fathers family.
Mr.. ]. N. Stripping. of Madison, was in the
city last Friday.
Mr.. R B. Carpenter yesterday returned from
Columbus Georgia
DIR John westcott, of St Augustine. was at
the Capital yesterday.
Colonel NJ A. Williams arrived from Fer
nandina this morning
Colonel A. W. Cockrell, of Jacksonville,
was in the city Saturday
Mrs. M D. Papy and daughter leave this
afternoon for st. Augustine
Mr.. R. B. Post, of New Orleans, was regis
tered at the City Hotel Saturday.
Mr.. John E. Page left for Townsville yes
terday He will return Thursday
Captain Edward Lewis and his sister, Miss
Clara, are on q visit to East Florida
Miss Fannie Mcleod last Wednesday re-
turned from a visit to Bailey's Mills
Captain B NJ. Burroughs, has gone to Cedar
Key and other points in South Florida
Mr.. Thomas Taylor, of Monticello, spent
few days in Tallahassee during the pas, week .
Judge G. W. Means and Dr. L. Montgomery,
of Micanopy, were in the city during the past
week.
Mr.. j. p. Laird, Superintendent of the F. c.
& w. Railroad, arrived from st. Louis on Sat-
urday.
Miss Mamie Bailey, of Monticello, is the
guest of Mrs. Dr. A. B. Hawkins, on McCary
street.
Mr.. A. j. Fish has completed the Asylum
building at Chattahoochee, and returned 10 his
home in this city.
The family of H. A. L'Engle, State Treas
Ferndndina Mirror.
Mr.. John A. Mage and family departed for
Apalachicola few days ago, where they will
make their home for the present
MIR. R. s. Williams and his daughters Mrs.
r. w. Cohen and Mrs. H. W. Diamond, are
spending few weeks in East Florida.
Colonel Fred. L. Robertson, of the Brooks
vile Crescent, during visit to the Capital last
week, made a pleasant call at the FIoRIDIAN
Office.
Mr. w. o. Ames, General Freight and Pas
senger Agent of the Florida Central and Yves
tern Railroad, is spending few days at his
home in this city.
The many friends of Rev Dr. E. L. T.
Blake will be pleased to learn that he is in the
city, and will remain during the session of the
District Conference.
The Madison Recorder, of Saturday, says
Rev. DIR. Carter, rector of the Tallahassee parish
will preach at the Methodist church next Tues
day night, SOth inst;
Mr.. NJ. Frank, who is interested in a large
cotton seed oil-mil at Columbus, Miss, was in
this city last Thursday, looking for suitable
place to establish another oil-mill
r. Don Mcleod, editor of the Land Of
FIOsOers, left for New Troy, last evening. where
he goes as q witness in an important case in the
Circuit Court Of Lafayette county
Hon. ]. D. Wescott, Jr., Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, will arrive here next
week, and spend the summer at the Strathmore
on the beach.-FernandinG Mirror
Mr.. G. Hal Dickinson, of Decatur county,
Georgia. was called 10 this city last Friday on
account of the serious illness Of his little daugh
ter She is much better and Mr. D. will return
home to-day.
Mrs. E. w. Clark was summoned TO Thorn
asvlle on Friday to see her little daughter jamie,
who was reported very sick at the residence Of
Mr.. John Gallie, in that city. We learn from
her father that she was much better on Satur-
urday.
We learn from the Brooksville Crescent that
Mr.. c. N. Haldeman has been looking through
fernando county with view to locating in that
section. As we saw him on Monroe street q few
days ago, we presume be has decided not to 10
cate there for the present. In fact, while he has
purchased land in fernando, he informs US that
his permanent home will be here, where he has
q valuable landed interest He regards Leon
county as good enough for anybody and Talla-
hassee "the loveliest place on the green earth
Mrs. 8. A. Mower, Mrs. Foster, her daugh-
Ter, and Mrs. Dean, of Jacksonville. were in the
city yesterday, and stopped at Mrs Whittaker's,
The two first visited the city for the purpose of
going over and examining the New Hotel. now
receiving its finishing touches, which they pro-
nounce ~ gen. Mrs. NJ. besides keeping the
st. Marks Hotel In Jacksonville which has on
derfully improved under the management of her
son-in-law. Mr.. Foster. owns the noted Hotel
Columbia at Ocean Beach, New Jersey, which Is
run by her a. Q summer hotel under the same
management, and which Is known as among the
finest hotels At any Of the numerous sea- aide re-
sorts on the Atlantic coast, and Is always full
during the season of hrst-class guests We
think the Directors Of our new and splendid
Hotel win be fortunate If gentleman 90 widely
known a. Mr. Foster a. . manager shall be Sc
cured as lessee; and Of this we believe there
IL q strong probability. The ladies Of The party
expressed themselves a. greatly delighted with
the Capital City and its surroundings as indeed
they could not well help being. since Tallahassee
grows more lovely and charming as she grows
older.