The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-09
Personal.

Mr. D. J. DeMilt has gone to New York on
hrsincss.
Mrs. Captain Moseley last week returned
from New York.
MIR j. P Mage. of Apalachicoa, is visiting
friends in the city.
-Gaytain G. C. Floyd's family have returned
from, North Georgia.
Mr. John Duval is under treatment Of Dr.
Calhoun, at Atlanta.
Hon. T. +. Swearingen, of Wakulla, was in
the CITY last Thursday.
= ton. + X. Foster and family came up from
81 Teresa last Thursday.
-sIrs. c. E Dyke is spending this week with
Mrs Wynkoop at Starke.
Major L. D. Ball and family arrived from
James Island on Saturday.
Mrs Ella s. Bull and Mrs. Virginia Denham
have returned from Atlanta.
--AIr II. N Felkel organized teachers in
stiiuse at Madison last week.
Captain Haley T. Blocker arrived from the
Indian river country few days ago.
Mr. John Qualy of Ohio, has been prospect
ing in this section for the past ten days.
--a1rs Captain Houstoun and daughter, Miss
Matte arrived from North Georgia last week.
joint r. Walker, Esq, of Jacksonville, was
on a professional visit to the Capital last week.
Miss Rosa B. Townsend has gone to Monti.
cello assist Mrs. Bradley in her millinery store
-l2ey DIR. A. c. McCants attended the State
Baptist Convention, held at Madison last week
Major W o. Ames, wife and sister. Miss
Amir, reached Tallahassee from the North on
the ',h
Judge w T. Duval was in the city yester-
day IN route home from the Baptist Convention
at Madison
Colonel J. F. Mcclellan, of Mariana, spent
last Friday in this city, and left for Jacksonville
Saturday morning.
We were pleased to meet in the FLoRIDIAN
sancsnm last Friday, Mr.. ]. P. Grantham, Tax
Assessor of Jefferson county.
Mrs Governor Bloxham and daughter, Miss
Ma,i,r, have returned from the summer resorts
of Tennessee and upper Georgia.
Mrs. Adams long a resident of Tallahassee
but now of Texas, was in the city last week en-
royce to Bronson to visit her daughter.
Mr. E. J. Nanbrunt, graduate of Moores
Commercial College, at Atlanta, last week took
Mr. Edward Meek, of Cincinnati, who has
been elected Professor of music in the West
Flo,i7a Seminary. arrived at Tallahassee on the
I'll,
Miss E. J. Stephenson returned from the
North on Saturday, and the ladies may soon look
for something new and stylish in the millinery
line
Mrs. r. Munro, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Amelia. left for Newman. Ga, on the
the Female College.
Hon. J. H. McKinne, the able and popular
Senator of jackson county. called at the Flo
RIpJAN office Yesterday, and we are glad to note
his, robust health and cheerful spirits
Among the callers at the FLoRIDIAN ONCE
last Thursday were Colonel Angus Paterson OF
Madison, Captain c. E. L. Allison of Quincy
and Major r. s. Iiddon of Mariana
MIR H. w Rugg has returned from New
York and may he found at his post in Clark's
jew"lrv store He says he met many persons
who were talking of coming to Florida.
Mr. J. B. Crawford was summoned from
Ocsla last week on account of the illness OF his
mother, Mrs Elizabeth Crawford. She is much
improved. and he left for home yesterday.
Captain B. F. Walker of Iamonia is in the
city too day He reports crops good in his section
and SAYS he is making 1900 pounds of seed COT
ton the acre-more than he ever made before
Among the late arrivals at the St. james ore
Major w. NJ Davidson General Manager F. Z.
& w Railroad; Colonel A. W. Cockrell. U. %.
District Attorney F. NJ. Cheney, U. 8. Marshal
J. H. Durkee and Hon. W. H. Gleason.
Mrs. Judge u. S. Walker and Mrs. Colonei
A w Cockrell left for the North on Friday
Mr. G. B. Gwynn accompanied them to fnis'
delpha, where the ladies will join Judge Walker
Mr.. Gxvnn will visit New York and DINER
points East anu West and return via LOUISVILLE
John Fl. c. 'er, who has been visiting nN
brother. Mr. f. B. Carter, of this place ie"
Wednesday for Tallahassee, where he enters INC
West Florida Seminary. Mr.. Carter carries WIN
him our best wishes and hearty good wiz may
he have pleasant sojourn and return mucn O'"
Gifted. .-MdridnnG Times.
Captain B. VI. Burroughs and family an'o
from louisville Saturday morning. Inc oap
tain says the Exposition is grand success a'-
the Florida Department attracts more aten.i0
than all the other exhibits together, ana
constantly filled with ladies and gentlemen
ger to learn all they can of the land OF nuis a'1
flowers Ha is enthusiastic in his praise Oh wv.
Brinly and DR.. Lucas. Both are the right INC.
in the right place, and are untiring worke''
takers for Florida and her interests