The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-31
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Mr. j f. Purdy is in the city for Il Jew
days.
Mr. Chas Crawford is rusticaling in Wa
Miss Ietc O. Whistler is visiting friends At
Quincy
Major r. Rivers arrived from the North
yesterday.
Col. F. r. Myers arrived from The Srath-
more Friday night
Mr. ID. $. Walker, Jr., has returned from
Suwannee Springs
Miss Clara Lee, of Cenrcville is the guest
of Mrs. f. H. Afford.
Mr. H. NJ. Noble left this morning 10 make
his home at Tavares
It L. Clark Esq, of Monticello was at the
Capital last Wednesday
Mr. w A. Stewart has returned from visit
to friends at Columbus, Ga
Miss Mamie Cassidy, of jacksonville is the
guest'ol the Misses Bernard
Mrs. c. c. Pearce and daughter have re-
turned from the Strathmorc
Miss Lila Byrd is visiting friends at Fowl
town, on the Climax Railroad
Miss Lucy Stills, OF MiccOsukie is spending
"A few days with friends in the city
Mr. Henry Stern LETT last week for New
York, where he will remain until fall
-Messrs. J. ID. Pepper and j. b. Donelson
came up from ST Teresa Saturday morning.
-Rcy. DR. Garter, Rector OF St Johns Eps
cop4l Church, has returned from South Florida
Mrs. w. r. Pettes, and Misses Octavia, An
ME and Leila ChaireS have gone North for the
summer
Mis-. Maud +. Wynkoop has gone to the
White Sulphur Springs, in Suwannec county,
for week
Mrs. ID. 5. Walker has joined the Judge At
Lower Suwannce Springs, where his health is
improving.
Mr. W. n Baker is again at his post in the
Trcasurcrs office after pleasant soourn ut
Apalachicola
-Messrs. J. A. Crchlow and f NJ, Arvah
and Charlie Hopkins among the late arrivals
from ST. Teresa
Mrs. NJ. ID. Papy, Miss Annie Papy and
Miss Fannie Johnston left last Thursda, To
spend the summer in Virginia
-Messrs w. NJ. Mcintosh Jr, John A.
Maige and Lawrence Harley have returned from
"A weeks visit to James Island
Capt A. Moselcy will take his family to
Fernandina tomorrow, where they will embark
on the Mallory steamer for New York
Mr.. H. Love, of Pearson, Ga, spent a few
days in Tallahassee last week. He was charmed
with the Hill City and surrounding county
-Messrs j, p. Roberts and r. l.. Hale, and
Mr.. NJ. II. johnson and family, last week re-
turned from Newport Sulphur Springs and the
Gulf coast
Col j. G. Gibbes, of Quincy. arrived at the
Capital this morning. We are pleased to know
that the Colonel has joined the Engineer Corps
of the Ship Canal Company.
Miss Lizzie A. Shine, after protracted visit
to South and East Florida, returned home last
Thursday, accompanied by Master Hugh Shine
and Miss Lila Shine, of St. Augustine
MIR. w. N. Shine, of Orlando, left for home
last Thursday. He is our authorized agent at
Orlando, and will receive subscriptions and
transact other business for the FLoRIDIAN in
that section.
The many friends of Mr.. E. NJ. Booker, who
some weeks ago went to Hot Springs, Ark, to
recuperate his failing health, will be pleased to
learn that he has entirely recovered, and will
soon return 10 Tallahassee
Mrs. S. G. Rlppey and Miss Carrie p. Git
tings will leave Saturday morning 10 spend the
summer in Maryland, Pennsylvania and New
York. Mrs. Rppey will return in the early fall
with large stock of millinery goods.
We had pleasant call from Mr.. NJ NJ
Brannan on Saturday. He will be remembered
by many as the spicy city editor of the Flo
RrDIAN in 1878 Mr.. Brannan is collecting
ila Iafa for a IF lotfo To fhor,
journals.
Mrs. w. r. Wilson, accompanied her son,
Mr.. Phelps Wilson, and daughters Misses Jen-
ME and Fannie, left last Wednesday to spend a
few weeks at the Strathmore from whence they
will go to the mountains for the remainder Of
the summer Mr. w. r. Wilson Joined them
Yesterday, but will return soon.