The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-01-05

The friends Of VIII Tyson VIII be
panied to hear that lie is very ILL.,
lie was sent to the hospital at New Or.
leans Monday for treatment We hope
for a speedy recovery,
The Sanitarium is rapidly becoming a
hospital of note. Patients receive the
best Of medical and surgical treatment,
and the trained nurses are as competent
as can be found anywhere,
Have you tried Giddings' Hair Grower
Others have tried 1t and pronounced Il
good. For sale at ). b, Giddings' Drug
Store, Gainesville, aud Postoffice Drug
Store and J. A Stephens, High Springs
Rev. l.. W. Moore and family, left
Thursday for their new home at ocala.
All regret very much to lose Mr., Moore
and his estimable family, but hope to
have them return here at some future
time.
Jim Dow the hustling representative
of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, is spending several days in this
city. Gainesville seems like home to
Jim, where he always receives q hearty
welcome.
DR.. ]. II, Colson, Of Gainesville, was a
visitor to Starke Thursday, The doctor
has nice practice in Gainesville and
living there agrees with him as Is shown
by his increased avoirdupois, bradford
County Telegraph.
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
childrens shoes, and the prices can't be
equaled in the city. l.. {. Smith,
Yesterday the sad news Of the death in
Havana, Cuba, of Capt. l., A. McIrwin,
who was well known In this city, he hav-
ing lived in this section about thirty-fve
years. The remains will be shipped to
this city for interment,
In our jewelry department we still
have a nice line Of jewelry, silverware
and umbrellas. II you received check
for Christmas gift, come In and spend
II with us, and you can get something
nice that will aiwrys remind you Of
your friend. l.. c. smith
1t Is reported that the Gainesville era.
dsd and High School Is only to run
three weeks longer, 1t Is great pity
that town Of six thousand inhabitants,
and one that has so handsome a school
building as we have, can only have a
four months term Of free school.
Miss Della Dunbar, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. +. J. Dunbar Of this place, and
Mr. Leslie Arrow, who clerked for NJ.
Davis last winter, were united In mar.
rage last Tuesday night, Rev. Mickler Of
the Southern Methodist church, ofiicia'
ting. The happy young couple left that
night for Micanopy, where Mr.. Arrow Is
In business. -Volusia County Record.
The Times-Union OF December 29th,
has the following az. {. Cobb Of
Gainesville was at the Duyal Sunday.
Mr.. Cobb Is one Of the best. known men
In the State. He Is agent for the Sea-
board Air Line at that place, where he
has resided for a great many years, and
ever since he left the Alabama farm to
hustle for himself. No one in the State
has greater number Of friends than has
this fellow Cobb. He Is known every
where, and Is popular everywhere he is
known. Mr.. Cobb Is minstrel In him
self. He can entertain crowd at any
time, and upon any occasion with his
originality and his ready wit Gaines
vile would not be worth the name, In a
social way. II II were not for Mr.. Cobb"