The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1903-12-29
q. n. Stewart,

Joe Tinsley Of Tampa Is In the city
shaking hands with his numerous friends,
Mr., aud Mrs, I, J. clyatt spent Christ
mas with Mrs. Clyatts parents at Um-
atlla,
Miss Blanche Bronson returned to
spend Christmas with her many friends
in this city.
Sidney Robertson, an employe of the
c. L. X, spent the holidays in town
with his parents
Gainesville was very orderly during
Christmas. There were very few drunk
and few arrested.
T. j. Faus, an employee Of this Office,
spent Christmas with his brother Rev.
oliver Faus, at Callahan,
Prof J.W. Wideman superintendent
of the Tallahassee High School spent
Christmas in Gainesville with his family
The society people had very enjoy
able dance at the opera house Christmas
night and all present enjoyed Il i'm
mensely.
Will Stringfellow, who is attending
school at Stetson University, DeI.and,
spent Christmas with relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Claire stringfelow, who has been
attending school abroad, returned to
spend Christmas with her parents here
to the delight Of her many frierds In this
city,
One of the colored boys who for long
time has been employed at the Sun office,
was found In possession of stolen goods.
He was arrested and fined SI7,So or three
months In the gang
Bring us your cotton, and price our
goods. IL YOU can do better elsewhere
than with us, no harm done, but give us
trial, G. w. Easterlin a Co., High
Springs, Fla.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. II. Mccreary aud
daughter, Miss Irene, son Claire. aud
little Miss Sallie Merchant, were among
the Gainesville people who visited Jack
sonville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. M. Heckard of Live
Oak are in the city visiting the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith Their
many friends are pleased to have them
here during the holidays.
Miss Maggie Belle Taylor, after spend
ing Christmas with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. A. w, Taylor OF this city, returned
to Jacksonville, where she is stenogra.
pher for a wholesale house.
II your hair Is becoming thin try Cid
dings Unparalleled Hair Grower For
sale by Dir. s. d. Giddings, Gainesville
and the Postoffice Drug and J. A
Stephens, Store, High Springs.
F. p. Coffin Of Jamestown, spent few
days in the city last week. lie and his
father has recently put out a fine illus
trated edition OF the Southern Industry
devoted to Marion County.
Have you tried Giddings' Hair Grower1
Others have tried II aud pronounced II
good. For sale at >. Il. Ciddings' Drug
Store, Gainesville, and Postoffice Drug
Store and J. A Stephens, High Springs
Marshal Pinkeson arrested Williams,
colored plummer of this city on
charge Of carrying concealed weapons.
lie pied guilty and was fined sa5 and
cost, which he promptly paid,
Arthur and Charlie Voyle returned
Thursday from Auburn, where they have
been attending school. After the holt
days Arthur will enter the law depart
inent Of Stetson and Charlie will remain
In town having accepted position with
the new electric light plant
Those Bostonian shoes tor men are
beauties, and the price can't be beat.
And remember we carry In our shoe de.
partment complete line OF ladies' aud
children's shoes, and the prices can't be
equaled IN the city. l.. {. Smith,
Mr.. N. M. Boyd, formerly Of this city
but for the past year Of Jacksonville,
spent Christmas with his mother and
family In East Gainesville. lie has &C.
cepted a good position at Cutler, Fla.,
and will reside there next year. Mr..
Boyd Is an excellent young gentleman;
strictly sober, moral aud industrious, and
the Star predicts for him success where
ever he goes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Woods, who have
spent the past two years in England and
Scotland, arrived in the city yesterday
from their late home In Redding, Eng
and will spend the winter here. Mrs.
Woods was formerly Miss clarenell Phil
lips, the charming daughter Of DIR. and
Mrs. N. d. Phillips, who went as far as
Waldo yesterday TO meet ard accompany
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods and their little son
who was born under the British flag, to
Gainesville.
In our jewelry department we still
have a nice line Of jewelry, silyerware
and umbrellas II You received check
for Christmas gift, come In and spend
\ Il with us, and you eau get something
nice that will aiwrys remind you Of
your friend. l.. c. Smith.