The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-08
PREACHED GOOD SERMON.
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enjoying to the fullest extent Mr.
Flemings cane grinding. 1t would per-
halS be advisable for Mr.. Fleming to
get:others to commence grinding also,
,elsa he will find his quantity of syrup
faIi greatly below what he expected.
Bui he accOTds to all a hearty well
cOIge.
Rhe last quarterly meeting Of New
Ho3e NJ. e. Church for this year was
heH here Saturday and Sunday. Rev.
Mira Householder is a fOrcible preach
er, Sand gave us some fine sermons,
though suffering acutely from neural
gia OF the face. He preached his last
sermon to a large and attentive con-
gregatiOn Sunday evening Al his usu-
al Impressive manner
Nr. and Mrs. Blake CrOmartie, of
Lloyd, were the guests during the quar-
terry meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Boyle
StOi Saturday.
Nr. and Mrs. Johi Cromartie, of Mic
cOsilkie, came down to quarterly meet
ing, Saturday, and were the guests of
Prof. and Mrs. WOOdberry.
Mr.. Lyman Smith, CentreVille's old
est. and one of her most highly eS-
teened citizens, visited his step-daugh-
teri Mrs. S. A. Cox, Saturday and at
tended services.
ISr. and Mrs. J. M. earn, of Centre
Vile, attended quarterly meeting, and
wefe the guests of Mrs. w. T. Snipes,
ALSO Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Gramling, of
Mitcosukie.
Mr.. Clarence James and Miss Sallie
Taylor, of Tallahassee, visited Miss
Los la Smith Sunday and attended di-
VIM services.
Mr. Holloway, of Tallahassee, spent
Friday night here at Mrs. Smiths
boarding house.
Messrs. Ernest Hines and Sam Smith,
Of Lloyd, spent Sunday in Chaires.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Hancock, of Tai
labpssee, we're here last Friday COL
ledLirg rents and visiting friends.
Several knights of the grip were in
the village last week. From the fire.
quincy of their visits here it is pre-
sur4ed they find them profitable.
Mrs. Sam Chaires returned Monday
from very pleasant visit to her Sis
ter in Monticello.
Master David ChaireS fell down last
week and cut an ugly cash on his head,
but. prompt attention being given the
wdtnd, it is healing up nicely.
Nr. B. C. Williams made flying bus
indSs trip to Monticello Monday.
I:he city editor of the Tallahasseean,
Mr.. Blanchard, visited Chaires last
westk in the interest of his paper.
Hiss Mamie Snipes has lately re-
ceiSed a valuable present from her
brother, consisting of ten volumes of
the famous John e. Stoddard's lectures.
These books are highly instructive and
written in beautiful style.
Some of our lady residents are pre-
pairing fancy work, ETC., to send to the
Stale Fair. The men had better be-
stir themselves, if they don't want to
be left in the rear. If Leon has made
no appropriation, she should have an
exhibit
One lady of Chaires has a good like
neSb of President Roosevelt placed in a
conspicuous place, but since the Booker
Washington incident she thinks of
turaing the picture to the wall.
1MlS observer mas observed CnaL Il
DOUBLE dose of the same kind of medi-
cine seldom proves beneficial, but it is
hoIsed if a delayed letter from her also
APPEARS this week it will not be at
tenAed with fatal results to any of the
Chairesites. 1t is passing strange that
in the short distance between here and
TaEahaSse letter should not reach its
destination the same daV