The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1903-12-29
Try ragan,s market for best meats.

w. l., Gouwin oil falrheld, wa'a BUS
mess visitor to the city Saturday,
Col c. {. Thomas transacted lega
business in Lake City a few days ago.
w. T. Grissom of Rochelle, was trans
acting business in Gainesville Wednes
day.
Henry Futch came up from Tampa to
spend Christmas with his parents in thi:
city
Mrs. w. c. Young Of Evinston was In
the city Tuesday doing her Christmas
shopping
Capt, N. A. Callison Of Bennington,
was among the business visitors to the
city Tuesday.
Rev. f. G, Edwards of Micanopy was
IN the city Tuesday aud paid the Star Of
fee pop call
Turner Butler, Of Levyville, who is now
a law student at Stetson University was in
the city Tuesday Ell route home to spend
the holidays.
W, T. McLendon, the Alachua water
melon man, was business visitor to the
city Thursday.
Gainesville wss we'll filed with shop
pers Thursday. The town was lively,
but good order.p prevailed
Hon. d. c. Mcintosh and son, Prof. NJ
c. Mcintosh of Rex were business visi.
tors to the city Tuesday,
Old newspapers, suitable for wrapping
purposes, IS cts. hundred or IS for S
cts, at THE STAR officer
Gus A. Morton of Eve was transacting
business in the city Wednesday and paid
this office an agreeable call
II you want money 20 buy or build a
home, pay of mortgage, or cOntrct fora
profitable Investment see Movers.
There was large number Of the PEG.
pie from the country aud nearby towns
shopping in Gainesville Saturday.
Hon. Jno. N. {. Stockton, the leading
candidate for United States Senate was
in the city a short while Thursday.
Col. II. S. Hampton of Tampa spent
several days in this city with relatives
and friends during Christmas week.
Jno. W. Ettel, the popular manager
Of the Brown house left Christmas day
for Mobile, Ala, where he will spend a
short while.
J. A. Porten OF Montbrook, aud, J. N.
Poren of Newberry, were in the city
Saturday, and the first named subscribed
for the Star.
If II is job printing you want Just send
your order to the btar. IL will have
prompt attention, and work and prices
will suit you. II
Jno. V. Denton, a prominent citizen Of
Micanopy, was business visitor to the
city Tuesday, and had his name entered
on the Star subscription list.
For the best fresh meats, and fancy
family groceries go 10 J. G. Harrold's
market, two doors from opera house en-
trance. Phone No. as.
A. J. McI,anchlin, the efficient mana
ger of the Wade and McNair naval stores
company at Fairfield, was business
visitor to the city Wednesday,
Will Gore, painter Of this city was
arrested and placed in Jail saturday on a
chargs Of larceny Of knives from the
hardware store Of S. J. Thomas.
Giddings' Hair Grower does the work.
For Sale by DIR. s. b. ciddings, Gaines.
vile, and the Postoffice Drug Store and ].
A. Stephens, High Springs. Fla.
Attorney and Mrs. w. T.. Baker Of
Plant City, arrived in the city Tuesday to
spend Christmas with the latter's par
ents, Hon. and Mrs. p. M. Colson.
c. II. Crisman Of Micanopy, and T. b.
Goodwin OF High Springs, are authorized
to take subscriptions and collect for the
same for The Star. See them about It.
]. B. Evans, son Of X. d. Evans, a sub
engineer Of Bellamy, has resigned his
position with Is. J. Herlong and has &C.
cepted a situation with 7. X. Edins.
In our China department, you may
find a piece Of China or glassware, for a
New Years gift, for the friend you didn't
remember on Christmas Day. l.. c.
Smith.
June Ssnderson, an old Gainesville
boy, but now holding good position on
the birmingham Age-Herald, spent
Christmas with his parents in this city.
D. r. English, Tacoma; W. B. Fender,
Otter Creek; Jack Camp, ocala, and
Prof n. B. Mott, High Springs, were
among the business visitors to the city
Tuesday.
Hon. w. NJ. Holloway was in the city
Friday last. lie Is hustling along In his
candidacy for, State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. Lake City Index,
Dec. as.
Bryan, the restaurant man. Is moving
right across the hall from where he has
been. Mr.. Bryan is 6xirg up the place
in first class order and will have a neat
restaurant
Mr.. A. W. Taylor with force Of ten
men returned to the West end Sunday.
He is surveying large tract Of timber
land for lumber company. He was ac-
companied by his sons, Moseby and
Alexander, Victor McKirstry, Wade
HAMPTON. Walter Gore and frank Aros,s.