The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-04-04
CHAIREs NEWS.

<AA4SD0 NEWS.
ninss at and Near Our Close
Neighbor.
Cna1res. April LIN lieu of an Eas-
sermon Sunday we had highly in
tiVe Easter address by Professor
WOodbery.
Oor pastor, Rev. G. J. Kennedy. is
much needed vacation.
Tue methodist church Sunday morn
4t1Ss. was beautifully decorated with
S and other flowers, and there was
prevailing spirit of Easter.
M. +. Il. Bellinger, a former citizen
~ Cnalres, but now one of ]. H. Per-
Ins head clerks in Monticello, was
UeIe last week on combined pleasure
4no business trip. He was accom-
panied by Miss Lucille.
mss Evelyn WOOten was the guest
On Mrs OrmOnd Charles Sunday. She
returned to her school duties early
Monday morning.
MISS Lila Smith had to return home
Aast week on account of sickness. but
owing 10 Chaires' curatixe powers she
S now much improved. Miss Lilla's
HIends are always glad to see her.
Mr. Bob Terrell, of WOodville, is cir
GuIating among his friends this week.
MISS Loula Smith returned from a
visit to Lloyd last Wednesday. She at
tended the supper given for the benefit
OF the M. E. church.
Mrs. Mills, of Lloyd, and sister, Mrs.
biShop, of Aucilla, were guests re-
Gently OF their cousin, Mrs. l.. C. Cox.
Mr. Alfred Fisher, of Tampa Heights,
IS visiting his brother, Mr. Robert
Fisher.
Mr.. E. c. Smith went over to Quincy
Saturday on a visit to his son and
daughter. He returned Sunday after
noon
Deputy Sheriff Hopkins was out at
Chaires last Friday on business con-
nected with his office
Mr. FOm Green Chaires came over
Saturday afternoon and remained until
Sunday morning with his sister, Mrs.
Ormond Chaires. He left early to at
tend the Easter services at Springfield
church near Lloyd.
Miss Ruby Smith spent several days
last week very pleasantly with Miss
sGussie Fisher.
4drs. Snipes had ripe strawberries
from her garden last week. They are
OF the early variety that grows so
abundantly around Gainesville
Mr. George Herndon was the guest of
Mr.. John Haire Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Boylston, accom-
panied by Master Josie and little Miss
Maggie Lee, left on the 4:3O train Sat
urday morning for Jacksonville, re-
turning Sunday afternoon. They had
"A delightful trip, meeting with old
friends along the route, and were roy
ally entertained by friends while in
the metropolis.
Master Hunter Woodbury. lost his
pony Sunday night. It's death was
caused from eating too much green
grass.
Mrs. S. P. Chaires is the recipient of
a valuable present from a friend of the
family, Mr.. Palmer of South Carolina
1t consists of pair of beautiful Bel
gian hares.
we regret very much to learn of the
Illness of Centerville's highly respected
citizen, Mr.. Lyman Smith, and join
With his host of friends in wishing him
"A speedy recovery.
Saturday afternoon a crowd of chill
~1ren went on a search for lilies and
Viofets. They attempted to cross a
deep ditch in Mr.. Hancock's pasture,
where Edna, the six-year-old daughter
of Mr.. Geo. Patterson, fell in. The
ditch being fulf-Of water, she was soon
Immersed, and in all probability would
have drowned had not Mary Woodbury.
rescued her.
Mr.. and Mrs. SeabOrn Jones, of Black
Greek, passed through the village on
Monday morning on a visit to Mrs
Jones sister, Mrs. John Skipper Mr.
Jones is quite successful catching fish
IN the lake near here. Not long since
he caught fine string, having shot a
large fish that had just caught another
fish
A large number of hickory logs are
being hauled here from the surround
ing country to be shipped to the Crane
& Mcmahon lumber Co., at Jackson
vile
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. English, with their
children, drove over to Chaires Sunday
afternoon and spent several hours Wis
1ting friends.
Burglars entered the Methodist
church Sunday night and stole pair
of large vases belonging to Miss Mamie
Snipes, pair belonging to Miss Cliff
ford Patterson, and one each from
Misses Mary Woodbury. and Maud
Snipes. The vases. were taken to the
church Saturday afternoon, filled with
flowers for Easter decorations. AS
nothing else was stolen they must have
been particularly fond of vases. Dill
gent search is being made for the guilty
party or parties, and the young ladies
none to recover their vases
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