The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-22
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MIR. John l.. Coles IS visiting friends in Ala
bama.
MIR. Max Kwilecki is visiting relatives at
cambridge :
Mrs r. b. Carpenter has returned from Co
lumbus, Ga.
MIR. NJ Mangadan, of Iowa, is sojourning
at the ST. James.
Miss Lille Walker, OF Monticello, is visiting
friends in Tallahassee.
Master Raiford Pace leaves this evening to
visit friends at Starke
Col. Angus Paterson, of Madison arrived at
the Capital last evening.
Colonel F. T. Myers left last Friday for
South Florida on business
Mrs. T. Jones and Mr.. M. Jones, of Thomas
vile, are visiting friends in Tallahassee
Captain Frank Philips and wife, of Mari
anna, were in the city last Thursday.
Judge w. p. Byrd and DR.. w. L. Moor re-
turned from South Florida last Thursday.
-Messrs. Robert Gamble and w. X. Beard,
Jr., arrived from South Florida yesterday.
Mr.. w. J. Vandivere, of Rome, Ca, has
charge of the telegraph office at the depot.
-Thos E. Wilson, ESQ.,, of Sanford, was in
Tallahassee on professional business last week.
Hon. o. II. Kelly, Mayor of Carrabelle, was
a welcome visitor at the FLoRIDIAN office last
Saturday.
We were pleased to receive call yesterday
from our young friend, Mr. John w. Rhodes. Of
Qutman, Ga
MIR. ]. E. Purly, who has been in the city
for several days, leaves this evening to visit
friends in Ohio.
Mrs E. P Kemmerer, of Norfolk, Va,
daughter of Mr. f. W. Gamble is visiting rela-
tives in the city.
Mr. l.. G. Tubbs, OF Iowa, who has been at
the ST. James for several days, is examining the
hill country of Leon.
-Messrs. T. L. Clark, T. b. Simkins and
Simkins Maney, of Monticello were at the st.
James few days ago.
-Messrs. A. B. Hagan, Of Lake City, and j.
M. Bars, of Jacksonville, were in attendance on
the Supreme Court last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenna, of Illinois, and Mrs.
Moorey, of New York, have been at Mrs. Ar
gyle's for the past six weeks.
Mrs j. G.. Gibbes, of Quincy, came to the
city last week to witness the presentation of Es-
meralda at Gallie's Hall.
Mrs. A. Warield and Miss Patte w. Cal
ther, of Maryland, who spent the winter at Mrs
Vining's left yesterday for home.
Miss Carrie Cuttings formerly in charge of
the Western Union Telegraph Office in Tallahas
see, is in the city, the guest of Mrs. s. C. Rippey
Miss Grace D. Hamilton, who has been the
guest of Miss Katie Kemper during the winter,
left yesterday for her home at Greensburg, Indi-
ana
-Messrs w. N. Baker and Ormond Chaires
LETT last Friday for a months vacation. They
will visit New Orleans, Louisville and Cincn-
natl
DIR. F. NJ. Oakley, of Michigan, was at the
City Hotel few days last week. He was de-
lighted with Tallahassee and the surrounding
hill country.
General F. F. Flint, of the U. s. Army, &C
companied by Mrs. Flint Miss Mary Flint and
Mrs II. o. Ames, left Tallahassee yesterday for q
trip up the ST. Johns.
The FLORIDIAN acknowledges a pleasant
call from Mr. j. G.. Litter, the artist, who spent
winter here few years ago He left for Indi-
ana yesterday, expecting TO shortly return and
locate at Tallahassee.
Commissioner Sebring arrived in the city
Sunday and left yesterday for eastern counties,
to attend to work of organizing his Exposition
forces He reports first rate working organza-
tions in numbers of counties.
DIR. Lodge, of Detroit, Michigan, spent a
few days at the Leon last week. He liked the
hill and lake section better than any part he
had visited He was troubled with asthma, and
found more relief here than elsewhere.
MIR. Alfred A. Andrews, who was in ITALIA
hassee several months since, has returned after
prospecting elsewhere extensively MIR. A. is a
genial Englishman who, after long connection
with an extensive business in Massachusetts,
seeks here investment Of capital and perma
nent home.
The FLoRIDIAN was pleased to receive cal
| last week from Mr. Elan B. Carleton, the enter
prlsing young editor of the Times, published al
Pine Level, the county seat of Manatee county
Mr.. c. reports his county as prosperous, many
people coming in and frequent sales of land be-
ing made Mr. Carleton is also publisher of the
South Florida Orange Grooe, edited by Judge
John Cross, of Liverpool, Fla.