The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-15

Mr. ID b Meglnni~>, 81, has gonc North ON
a bu~in' tour.
Hon Hugh y Corlrv has been aI,lnr G III
tai iol several days
ID. r y Murray, OF ll,c L ; MAi.nr iI,.,
p:t.ti N,IIvc,, Is in lin, city.
Mis- Maud f. Wynkoop, ii Stake, has been
The guest OF Nj, { + Dyk, or Tia. past Wcch
Nj, A. W C"ckrl, "l Jacksonville, is W.
ling HE t.milA OF hcl Father. E> Governor
Walker.
Miss Lucy b Randolph, ni Char'ah"ushr,,
has IL, -l'crrdng -'vrtd day " "a Iirfd- at
the Capital
Ihr FL"KIDIAN was pleased to ,rvyiv, a
call from u; T NJ Palmer "l Montic, 10 j.,i-
morning.
Rev. ii. II Kennedy IN, been returned iol
another year rs pastor Of the NJ + Chnich
South, at Tallahassee.
Nh George Curry, OF Vermont, many ycar-
ago an engineer nll The F C. X " Klilru.d, II
rived il HE city few days ago
Mr. George Lewis, Il prominent luu>cr OF
Tallahassee, with ms wife and Miss Levi, are al
lhr Russell House -hfy West De,nocrut, IAN ,
-Capitin ID. f Maxwell, General Snpcrm
mcnt, wa, al the Capital again during the past
week
Mrs a e Crandcl OF Minnesota, is in the
city toi jhc pup OF remaining III Tallahassee.
For the present she is domiCiltl Al judge I'LL
tons
DR. Y. a. Baker, OF Adrian Mich, Prolts-
sor ol Theory and Practice OF Medicine in Flor
ida University, arrived III The Cry Hotel on Sal
urday.
Mr. George ligowsky, Secretary Ui the Ma
iional Clay Pigeon Company, arrived Al The
Capital last week He spent last winter al Tad
lahassec.
DR. Robert Brcvard, OF Charlotte, n. C.,
youngest brother OF the late Colonel T w. Brr-
ward, has been spending some time with friends
in Tallahassee.
Mr. Fontc $ Grimes Travelling Agent "l
the Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad called ON
us last week of course we congratulated him
rs he deserved.
- Mr. C. Kirk Munr"r, publisher OF 1M F1oi
Wr .innual, is spending Il few day. At III" Capt
tai. Later in the season he will visit Tallahassee,
accompanied by his wife.
Pleased To receive call from [. Il Park
hill, Esq, the young lawyer of M"ntcell" who
has cast his lot in Pensacola, where he deserved
" prospcrs. Mr.. p. is in Attendance nj the
Supreme Court.
Colonel A. T.. DcMilt, who has been in New
York ior several months experimenting the pub
LEGATION of his book, entitled " TIL" Life, Travels
and Adventures of an American WandcreI, re-
turned to Tallahassee on the 18th
Mr. J. r. Cohen left yesieday for Jackson
vile, where he will represent Jackson Lodge
No / in the Masonic Grand Lodge OF Florida,
which convcncs in that city to-day.
MI c. A. Baltzcll, OF Fclnandma, has been
in the city for The past week He has been con
nectcd with The F. c. x w. and r. & p. Rail
roads for several years, and is retained under the
new management.
Two editnr-lawyers have been in attendance
upon the Supreme Court during the week-lion
G. NJ Cooper, the talented young editor of the
ST. Augustine Weekly, and Col G. A. Hanson,
the able editor of the Btrtow int1rmnm.
p X Sheffield, Esq, is spending the season
in Tallahassee, which he last visited in 1899
when, at The age of 35 he sojourned here several
months Now in his eighteth year. but hale and
hearty, he visits the scene of pleasant reminis
ccnces of nearly half century. Thclargcr part
of Mr.. Sheffield's life was devoted to mercantile
affairs on an extensive scale in New Orleans.
Our genial friend, Mr. j. r. Coles, left for
New York last week. The handsome new suit
which he donned the eve his departure
leads some of his friends to surmise that his visit
to the frigid section of the Union during the ex
tremely cold season must be in the interest OF
immigration to sunny Florida. Perhaps he has
gone North in response 10 leap year invitation
TO become a member of an interesting copart-
nership.