The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21
RUN-OvER LOCALS.

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at Sutherland, will preach at the Rocky
Spring church Sunday morning next
and at the Madison church sun sy
night
Up high 10 the ait 10 the latest cong
ont. and the author Of the song is A
Vann, the rourse running something
like this: Happy am high up in thu
air, riding n Ferris wheel by M on.
light with young lady. beautiful and
fair Al says he sure does like to ride
on them ard expects to invest in one
The regular drill nights OF the mill
tary company b We been set for hure
day Of each week, and members Of the
company are notified that their p e.
ence vt these drills 10 required. Now
that the busy season is about past there
s no reason why every member of the
company should not be present at the
regular drills
After tie morning service at the Bap
tist church last Sunday conference Of
the members was held and uuanimou,
call extended for another year to Rev.
A. J. ReaTy, the beloved pastor Of thu
church. DIR. Reamy now has the mat
ter under consideration and will make
known his decision come time 10 the
near future. We are hopeful that che
reverend gentleman will conclude TO re-
mnin with US.
. Hon. James z. Broome, the candidate
for Secretary OF state, was in our town
several days last week visiting the mer-
chants aud Incidentally putting in q
word nov and then the furtheranoe Of
his candidacy. Mr.. Broome was q
pleasant caller at this Office and discuss
Cd interestingly the political situation
in the State. As for his own candidacy
Mr.. Broome seems to feel very san
guine. he meta large number Of the
citizens Of the county while here.
All Confederate Veterans In the coun.
ty who have not received their certlf-
Gates OF eligibility for the Cross Of Hon
or will be supplied with same by calling
on Mr.. w. L. Parramore at the store OF
T. j. Be0gs & Co. To receive the Cross
veterans must have this certificate, aud
az 1t is the intention of the Daughters
Of the Confederscy to bestow this honor
upon the veterans it is hoped that all
who are entitled will provide Themselves
at once with the necessary certificate.
OF course its no harm TO WEIR dia-
monds, especially when one has the
''eponduIics," and that il what Jim
Barrett has. He's a "wsrm number"
now-iust fairly glitters, and steps high
up-won't hardly recognize his once
every day associates, and all because he
possesses a fine brilliant diamond
regular Montana cut, but then, Jim il
whole-soul, good nstured "cuss" and
liked by every body, and we poor "dev-
lls'' do not envy him while enjoying life
as best he can. So Jimmie" old boy
we extend the glad @ay@ even IL you Dc
wear diamond.
The meeting OF the Knights Of Pyth.
las Monday night was Of unusual inter
est. A large number OF the Knights
were in attendance and the installation
Of the officers for the ensuing term was
. conducted by Mai, Lines who is. the
District Deputy Grand Chancellor.
Applications for membership we're re-
ceived from two OF our prominent citi-
zens, the reports Of the financial off,
GERS were read which shows the lodge
to be- in decidedly Hourishing condi.
ton. and delegate in the person Of III
NJ. Taylor and w. T. Davis as alternate,
was elected TO attend the session of the
Grand Lodge which meets IN March al
st. Augustine.
A letter received at this office thif
week from our young friend, Plnmley
Dickinson, which gives us pleasure to
state that he ia progressing nicely In
his studies, Among other thinge, hi
wrote thata few evening ago while oul
hunting with others he helped to cut q
tree down which, "a the top o. it, had q
eagle's nest. said nest being as large rs
the end ot flour barrel but hardly al
deep. Two young eagles were in the
nest, and one was kept by Plumley, bul
only for day or so as the 'pet' waf
too troublesome for it's worth. 1t would