The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-09-16
Col. Ferd Rayer has returned from q

Col Ferd Rayer has returned from
pleasant sojourn at White Springs.
Hon. T. A. Doke, member OF the
county school board, was attending
meeting Of the board yesterday from MS
home at Santa Fe.
p. b. Clark, a staunch friend and sup
porter of the Star at Arno, was a business
visitor to the city Tuesday, and paid TINS
office a pleasant call.
l.. I. Burkheim is moving his stock OF
clothing and gents furnishings from MS
old stand to the new Dell building on
the east side Of the square.
Mrs. r. II. Hall went TO Bronson yes
terday, In answer to telegram announc-
ing the serious illness of the child oil her
sister, Mrs. o. J. Farmer
John Kite, Hague; DR. j. lie DAVIS
Irvine; A. G. Lamb, Micanopy, ana W.
/. Jackson, Archer, were among the Vis'-
tors to the city Wednesday,
ScHooI SHOES. -We have a complete
line of school shoes. We invite you 10
call and examine our line before purehas-
| ing elsewhere. l. c. Smith
Mrs. w. ]. Carpenter and two little
sons, Bryant and Harold have returned
from Worthington Springs, where they
spent week very pleasantly
Id. Matheson, the old reliable shoe
and leather merchant, is having his store
repapered and fixed up in way that
adds greatly to its neat appearance
w. R. Steckert, of the GUNNER i'um-
Der Co., who spends most OF his time
travelling in the interest Of the company
spent Sunday with his family in this city
Col. I. A. Williams and family, OF
Cedar Key, is one of the latest additions
~ the population of North Gainesville,
thew have decided to make this city their
home
T. ]. Mckinney, an industrious ana
good citizen OF the West End section
near High Springs, was in the city yes,
terday on business with the county school
board.
Miss Maggie Morrison and Mrs W. n
Dow came to the city from High Springs
Wednesday, and from here Miss Morrison
proceeded to Mississippi, where she vii
visit relatives.
Some of the Gainesville Guards sa!
they wouldn't take anything imaginabl
: for their trip to Manassas, but they aihrn
with equal emphasis that they don't wan
/ any more such trips
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. w. Ettel have re
turned from two months stay at thel
beautiful summer home near Mobile
n Ala, and their numerous friends are gla'
to see them at home again.
# Rev. and Mrs. ]. B. Holley and chi
dren returned Wednesday from month
q visit to St. Louis, and points In Sout
d Carolina and Kentucky. They repoi
having had pleasant time
Ill Mrs. w. H. Sibley and daughter, Mis-
e LYDIA, have returned from an extende
visit to relatives and friends In Boston
l. Mass, Bangor, Maine, and other poin'
& where they spent the summer very plea
antly.
of Thos. ]. Moody, Atlantic Coast Lr
" engineer with headquarters at Hig
Springs while en- route to his home froi
d Jacksonville, stopped over In Gainesvil
te while Tueaday, and paid the Star Off
an agreeable cali.
of know Your Title" Is the sensible a.
ty vice that the Alachua County Austria
Company Is giving to those who own,
he expect to own, realestate. See the col
IN pany's ad in today's Star, and II "
want titles looked into, and defects &C
49, rected, call on this company.
4 N. M. Boyd, who is foreman Of lui
Der business at Miami, writing to friei
lin this city says he Is doing well al
= likes Miami, but Norman shows an Inc
- nation to wsnt to be back in Gainesvil
where he has pleasant home and ma
ew staunch friends among the best people
'"e the city.
Bring us your cotton. We are prepar
zen TO pay the right prices for seed or III
his and can sell you goods from our stock
general merchandise as cheap as hon
dealing requires. G.. Easterlin & G
on High Springs, Fla
les Mrs. W.. l.. Goodwin and little 81
Willie Lee, Jr., who have been spendi
II, few weeks with relatives at III
lea Springs, were in the city while Wedn
day, and went from here to their home
gers Fairfield, to spend few days with
less Goodwin, and will then return and sps
another month at High Springs.