The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-07-01

Miss Blanche Bronson has returned to
her home in Jacksonville, after spending
a few days here the guest Of the Misses
dempsey,
Or. William Sutherland, a prominent
ply stefan and surgeon Of High Springs,
was among the prominent visitors to the
city yesterday.
Misses Emma and Gertrude Robertson,
who are spending the week with friends
In Charleston, S. c., are expected home
about the Fourth.
fit Is Job printing you want Just send
your order to the Star. IL will have
prompt attention, and work and prices
will suit you. II
Mrs. Ramsey and sister, Miss Martin,
of citra, were shopping in the city Tues
day. They we're guests of Rev, and Mrs.
w. ]. Carpenter at dinner.
Contractor Whitstock is hurrying the
large two story brick building of Phifer
Brothers to completion, and when CONF
pleted it will be credit TO the city.
Did you say you bought your watch of
II. C, Stevens, the High Springs jeweler1
Well, is it not a good onel Stevens will
do what he tells you he'll do-every time.
II. A. Fisher left yesterday for Dun
Mellon, where he went to put up an cleo
trio light plant for that hustling little
city. He will be absent two or three
weeks.
II. A. Pickett, one of Newperry's
most prominent citizens and business
men, was in the city Tuesday, and among
the good things he did here was to SUBJ
scribe for the Star for one year,
Geo. L. Bryant, Geo. Reynolds, Tom
Surrency, B. H. Powell, II, Mel. Grady,
and others who are interested in the
washing machine business were in the
city Tuesday from High Springs.
Prof. and Mrs. Tom f. McBeath re-
turned Wednesday from st. Louis, where
they went with the Florida editors to
visit the fair. They had pleasant time
but were glad to get back to Florida.
Major w r. Thomas and Mr.. p, Miller
returned yesterday from pleasant out
ug at White Springs Mrs. Thomas and
children will remain at the springs few
lays longer before they return to the
,ity.
Oscar Thomas aud his grandmother,
Mrs. Isaac Steenburg, left few days ago
or ST. Louis and from there they will
proceed to Pennington, ILL.,, where they
sill spend the summer with relatives and
riends.
Rev J. II. Farmer, OF Oklahoma city
who was to have preached in the Baptist
,hurch last night did not arrive--proba-
lily failed TO make railroad connections,
'ut is expected in the city today. In
leu OF the expected sermon there was
prayer service in the church.
We have complete line of mems OK
ords, III black and tan, also the white
nd brown canvas. Just the shoes for
and the best makes and styles
{ the season, at our famously low prices.
live us a call before purchasing else
here. l.. {. Smith.
Mrs, l.. w. Jackson, formerly Of this
ity, but now of ocala, arrived in the
ity Tuesday to spend few days with
elatiyes and friends here. Mrs. Jack
On likes ocala very we'll but considers
o place better than Gainesville. Her
lany friends here were glad TO see her
gain.
Mr.. N. =. Petit, a former prominent
tizen of Waldo, but now president Of the
merican Mining and Exploration
ompany, located In Mexico City, Mex
o, returned to Waldo a few days ago, :
aving been summoned TO the bedside
his sister, Mrs. Cawthen, who is serious c
i'll.
Some OF the business men have recent
been complaining about the way the
ash wagons allow piles Of trash to re-
ain In front Of their places Of business .
ID we think the grumbling Is not with (
It just cause. Let "clean up and
.ep clean" be the motto here, there
ID everywhere. G
N. C. Petit, who has been for many
ars actively engaged In the mining
terprises in the republic. and who is at =
esent the president Of the American +
lining and Exploration company, lett =
It night for his former home In Waldo,
a., where he has been summoned to
E bedside Of his sister, who Is seriously q
Mexican Herald, Mexico City, Mex