The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-02
PERSON

Mr. +. VI. Booker Is in the city Tor few
MI J. W Coles is ON business tip 10 S,l-
vannrh.
Captain II 5 Duyal va, Al the 81 James
yesterday
Mr. G. a. Cloatc lcli This morning for La
Grange, Ga.
Major l.. d. Ball went down to ST. Teresa
on Saturday
Miss n b Whitaker has returned from
North Carolina
Mr. John F. Brisk, OF Pensacola, is clerk
ing for Mr.. Aaron Levy
Mr. w F. Lyle was exhibiting his samples
in + llalassec last week
Mr. r. {. Long and wife have been >piourn-
ing at 81 Augustine the past week
Nh J. b. Christie. ,Jr, County Judge OF jet
terson county, was in The city yesterday
Miss Clyde Lamar. of Monticello, is the
guest Of her sister, Mr.. George p Ranry
Miss Lizzie Warden has gone to South
Florida, where She will remain all winter
Master McFarlan Porter, son of Captain O.
:. Porter is student Of the East Florida Semi
nary
Captain =. Houstoun has returned from Ten
nessce looking as fresh and rosy as a mountain
lassie
NJ. Green y. ChaiIcs, and daughters Misses
Annie and Leila returned from Saratoga last
Friday.
Mr.. Max kwilccki has gone 10 Bainbridge
to spend the Jewish New Y ear with friends at his
former home.
Miss Ella Manucy has gone to Jacksonville,
where she Will complete her course in the Cath
Ole Convent
DR. j. NJ. earn, of Centrevle, called to see
Us on Thursday. He and his family last week
returned from Rome, Ga
Mr. n. r. Walker, Circuit Clerk of Wakulla
county, WAS among the callers at the FLoRTDIAN
sanctum last Wednesday.
Mrs. 5. C. Ripley has returned from the
North, and in few days her large stock of fash
ionable millinery will be arriving.
Ex-Governor Walker left last Thursday to
attend The Episcopal Convention. which meets
in Philadelphia tomorrow.
We were pleased to meet in The FLoRIDIAN
sanctum yesterday friend Of former years, Mr.
II. II. 5. Martin, of New Orleans
Miss Hattie Balizell. who has for some time
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. A. LEngle,
returned to Fernandina last week
Yesterday the FLoRIDIAN was clad TO see Mr.
f. :. Grimes, the popular travelling agent OF the
Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad
Mr.. w. NJ. Vickers and family have vacated
the Mtigc house and taken up their abode in the
Monroe cottage IN the same block
Colonel ). l. Wales of Washington, and
MI. Moses J. Taylor, .Jr., of Lake Eustis, were
among the arrivals at the st. James on Saturday
Mrs S. n. McGrlff, of Georgia, will become
resident Of the Capital City this week She will
occupy the Maige house, on Bronaugh street, and
take boardcrs.
Mr.. Ira w. Sanburn, one of the big cattle
men of the Sopchoppy region, was in Tallahassee
last Wednesday, and the FLoRTDIAN has another
new subscriber in that section.
Miss Julia II. Rogers, of Canada, sister of
Captain G. f. Dyke, accompanied him and his
wife on their return last week, and will spend
the winter in Tallahassee as their guest
Colonel r. Fl. Gamble, wife and son, How
ard, arrived from Baltimore few days ago
The Colonel has been very i'll during the summer
and his son is still compelled to walk with
cruches
Mr.. Chisolm, Attorney of the Plant Investment
Company, came to Tallahassee last Wednesday
in special car. They left for the East on the
following day.
MIR. d. B. Meginniss, Jr., has returned and
is busy opening his large stock of gents furnish
ing goods. He spent few days at Louisville,
and says the Florida Department is the centre OF
attraction nj the ExnositiOn
Judge w. T. Duval, of Crswfordville, was
in the city last Wednesday. He is a man of
jovial disposition, we'll balanced mind, and is pa
tently awaiting the result of the analysis of his
specimen of ore found on the Sopchoppy river.
DR. c L. Mitchell, OF Fort Meade, on his
way home from the Exposition, stopped over
two days at the Capital last week He made a
pop call at the FLoRDIAN Office, and ordered the
paper sent to his address, The Doctor is one of
the substantial men of Polk county.
Mr. c. C. Pearce has returned from the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge, !. O. o. F., recently held
at Providence, r. l. He says they were royalty
entertained by the New Englanders. Mr.. Pearce
also took in the Great Exposition and declares
that the Florida exhibit is the biggest thing
llrorn