The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-10-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Col. w. w. Fl0uFnoy, or Detunlak,
was IN the city this week on legal bust
ness.
Miss Clare Bowen has gone to accept
fine position in the Carrabelle high
school.
Mr.. George Halle, now in business in
Madison, visited his Tallahassee friends
the first of the week.
Mr.. VIM. C. Hodges has returned
from a summer jaunt, by automobile,
among the Canadian hills.
Mr.. A. G. Reynolds, field manager OF
the Wrought Iron Range Co., has gone
to Live Oak on business.
Hon. F. w. Marsh, clerk Of the U S.
Court at Pensacola, II in town, kept out
of Pensacola by the fever.
Hon. N. A. Bitch, State Supervisor
of convicts, was in the city this week,
looking "fat and sassy"
Mrs. H. Clay Crawford has returned
from a delightful summer visit TO friends
and relatives in Portsmouth, Va.
Superintendent Holloway left the cap
ital on Tuesday for an extended vista
ton TO the South Florida schools.
Extensive additions are being made
to the handsome home Of Mr.. John E.
Johnston, on North Adams street.
Miss Miriam Choate arrived on the
G. F. and s. train Tuesday evening
from an extended visit in Georgia.
Junius Charles, one of the colored
hackmen, had the misfortune to lose one
of his horses hast Saturday night.
Mrs. w. A. Maxwell and son, Ellis,
daughter and grandson Of Sergeant FL
lis, are making a visit to their old home.
Mr.. Edward Gray, one of Icons old
est and best citizens, was in the city
Tuesday and made US a pleasant visit.
The work of repairing the First Bap-
fist church is now completed, and SER
vices will be conducted there again Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Snipes have re-
turned to the city, and will ''inhabit"
the Butler cottage, on North Adams
street.
Master George Betton Ames and sew
eral other Tallahassee boys left last
Saturday for Lake City, to enter the
University.
Hon. Fred. T. Myers, wife and son
returned Tuesday, after several weeks
pleasant visiting in Chicago and other
points Of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps Wilson, Mrs.
Eugene Perkins and Mrs. Geo. B. Per-
kins were among the returning ITALIA
hasseeans last week.
Miss Fannie Shutan, Gen. Fosters
very competent and charming stenog-
rapher, will attend the First Regiment
encampment, at Lake City.
Hon. w. B. Shepard, u. S. District At
torney, of Pensacola, with his interest
ing family, is stopping at Mrs. Bonds,
waiting for the fever to abate.
Mr.. S. E. league, of Apalschicola,
was in the city Wednesday, made us
very pleasant visit and had his name
enrolled on our subscription books.
Our city fathers were in regular ses-
sion Tuesday and transacted the regu-
lar routine business Of the month, and
ordered printed descriptive pamphlet
of Leon county.
Contractor Parker is at work remod-
cling the Presbyterian church, placing
the beautiful new Gothic windows and
otherwise repairing and improving the
ancient structure.
The Leon Hotel has been leased by
Mrs Lamb to Messrs. z. +. Dukes and
]. d. Hutchinson. The True Democrat
profitable business career.
Communications on the subject of the
assignment of teachers for Leon High
School have been received, but, as the
names of the writers have not been fur
nished, we cannot use them.
Mr.. George E. Lewis, assistant cash
Ter of the First National Bank. leaves
this week, to attend the National BanK-
ers' Convention at Washington. He will
be accompanied by Misses Mary and Ev-
elyn Lewis.
Levy Brothers have leased a most
eligible lot near the Seaboard depot and
will erect thereon a capacious and
strictly up-to-date warehouse for the
further accommodation of their con-
stantly increasing business
Stephen MaynOr has opened up nice
restaurant, in a new and clean building,
next Levy Bros, on Market street,
where he will keep the best oysters on
hand during the season and be pleased
to serve his old customers.
Hon. w. NJ. Girardeau. Of Monticello,
was in the city Monday attending to le-
gal business. He has represented JEFF
ferson County during the last two SEES
sions Of the Legislature, and Is one of
that county's most successful business
men.
Mr.. Ed. Granting, from the Centre
,-.-lI-lI