The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-28
NEWS FROM pro11

NEWS FROM PECK.
M eGH' Fla:, March 25.-The friends of
~ ni. T. X. Sills will regret verv much
~ near that he was quite I'M sovora1
days last week. 'eei"i
vnon: mr. and Int Mrs. ]. S. Fleming ,ofIChaires.
MI NJ thursday with their daughter,
"rs; Z. L. Billingsley.
All Oh our farmers are busy SIanting
III Ill Inc heavy rains that I've have
nuen having lately have hindeked them
Mrs. j. P. Baum planted h&, spring
garden last week.
MISS Georgia c. Hanks and Miss Cliff
IoIu Baum spent Thursday pleasantly
with Mrs. L. s. Crumn
MIR, j. H. Humphreys visitSd TaIla-
hassee last Saturday.
some of Mr.. Lewis Simpsonl lCrnmn's
corn land is under water. AMI for that
reason he will not be able to Di,nt if for
80 80 ',lhe yet. He was breEking up
cotton land last week.
Mr. J. S. Fleming, of Charles. sDent
lew hours pleasantly with Postmas-
Ler }. T. Baum last Thursday forenoon.
we regret to say that Mr.. J. K. Crump
is still quite i'll.
Frog ponds are getting tns be very
numerous IN our part of the: country.
EVERY low place is filled wi.h water.
IN front of Mr.. L. S. Crump's house are
TWO beautiful little streams sOf water
running down the hill. Thsse little
Streams generally last two Tor three
weeks after a rainy spell.
Mrs. E. L. Billingsley's gsrden is
growing very fast. She will fDon have
plenty of vegetables 10 eat.
Mrs. Homer J. Hanks is ah;ad of all
IN the neighbOrhOod. She Is eating
radishes; had her first mess Slst week.
Mr.. J. p. Baum has lost ne4rlv ali of
his hogs with cholera BefoIss the dis
ease struck them lie had a finC bunch
One of our many blessinC5 that we
have to be thankful for. this ;past win
ter and at the present time. is escaping
the usually severe colds and la grippe
Colds have been very uncommon the
past winter. Only one or two in ths
neighbOrhOOd have had a gold
Mr.. Willie Powell was a pleasant cal
Ter at the home of Mr. J. P. Eanm Sun
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S Crump visited rela-
tives near Lloyd Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. G.. Jones passed through
here Sunday on a visit to MicrOsukie
Mr. Herbert Smith of Canterville
was in our vicinity Sunday He had
been visiting his sister in Chaires, and
was en- route home.
Mr.. George and Miss Clifford Baum
attended Sunday school at Oak Dale
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hanks and Miss
Georgia c. Hanks spent Saturday with
Mrs. Edmond Jones in Black Creah
vicinity
Postmaster J. p Baum visited Mic-
cosukie Sunday afternoon.
Mr. George J. Baum made a business
trip to Lloyd Saturday.
Mr. F. r. SiIls made 4 business trip
to Lloyd Saturday.
Mr.. Tom Hanks spent Sunday out
here. with his brother, Mr.. Homer j.
Hanks.
Mrs. Martha Bean and her son Eu-
gene passed through here Saturday Ell
route to her daughters, Mrs. Edmond
Jones.
Mrs. H. F. Carmine and laughter.
Miss Sadie, were on the sick list Satur-
day.
Mr.. E. L. Billingsley visited Black
Creek Saturday.
Spring is hg N all of her beauty.
with their swJpds ,crsic.! 1t seems that
they, too, arg LAX TO ao,. welcome ne tine the
merry spring Eiths- her mowers 80 rieii
and rare.
Mr.. T. c. BrannOn is at his post at
the turpentine still gain. He passes
through here every day looking after
the hands in the woods.