The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-12-15
LonG Distance Telephone.

Dr. w. L. Moor, President Of the
Southern Telephone and Construction
Company, has his force of workmen
busily engaged daily making the long
distance connections The line is now
complete to Monticello, where 1t con-
meets with the Bell system of long dis
lance phones, and any one who may
wish to do so can talk to Monticello,
Townsville, Atlanta, Jacksonville and
many other points abroad-in fact, con-
meets US directly by telephone with the
business world, and places Tallahassee
in line with all up-tO-date, hustling
business places, where quick communi-
cation is desirable and profitable,
That the business public will be greatly
benefited, and will highly appreciate
this enterprise on the part of DR.. Moor
and his associates, there can be no
doubt, and every one should give the
company the liberal patronage and en-
enlargement such an undertaking de-
serves. They have invested quite
large amount of money in this new en-
terprise and our business men should
show appreciation of it.
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Governor Broward made a business
visit east last Monday.
Mrs. Sierra and children, of Pensa-
cola, are visiting her parents, Sergt. d.
Ellis and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moon have returned
from long and pleasant visit to friends
in New York.
Miss Mamie Mays and Miss Turn
bull, Of Monticello, arrived Wednesday
for a visit to the family of Mr.. Justice
Parkhill.
Hon. Jefferson B. Browne, wife and
daughter returned to Tallahassee Mon
day, after a pleasant visit to their old
home and friends at Key West.
Master John G. Hinsey, of The Herald
and Era, of Quincy, is in the city today
and made us a pleasant visit. He has
been in the business three years and is
quite bright young man.
If you want to give your friend a
beautiful Christmas Present, purchase
one Of the Souvenir Calendars Of ITALIA
hassee published by the WOman's Club.
The Woman's Edition of the Daily
Capital will contain abundant interest
ing matter affecting the entire county,
and its publishers, the ladies'. expect a
liberal patronage for it from their
friends in the surrounding country.
The Tallahassee Woman's Club is en-
gagged in getting out an attractive
Souvenir Calendar Of Tallahassee, to be
sold for charitable purposes, and every
resident of the city will want one or
more for Christmas gifts.
Reader. join the Woodmen Of the
World or some other fraternal insurance
order and give your loved ones or de-
pendents the protection it will secure
TO them should you be called away from
them. It would be the right thing TO
do at this season Of the year
Edgar Wallace, of London. set trap
in his room for a mouse. After he had
gone TO sleep the trap snapped and he
awOke to find the room rapidly filling
with gas from a burner that he had left
half turned on. He turned off the gas
and then opened the trap and released
the mouse-a life for life.
Attorney General Ellis on Wednesday
received a consignment Of 25 copies of
the 46th volume of Supreme Court Re-
ports from The Record Company Of St.
Augustine, who are printing Vols. 46
a. ard ~ The work was pronounced
excellent in every respect, and will
doubtless be found 10 comply city
with every detail of the specifications.
Mrs. IS. a. MeRlnn'ss anu MISS beTshe
Meginniss, who recently returned after
a lengthy visit TO New York, Balti-
more, Washington and Charlottesville.
Va, are now comfortably located for
the Winter at Mrs. Bonds pleasant
| Jessamine'Inn. Miss Bershe's hosts Of
Tallahassee friends are delighted that
she is again at home. where she is uni
versally loved and admired.
The members of the Presbyterian
congregation are pleased at the pros
/ pect of having Mrs. Foster in the choir
/ this winter. The General will soon be
I engaged travelling through the State on
inspection duty and Il IL now thought
I his estimable wife viii spend that pc
Rod here. st. Augustine Record.