The new enterprise., 1905-08-24
RUN-OVER LOCALS

y, d. brlpeon spent sunday AZ nome
with bis family.
Theodore Thornton was the guest Of
bis brother, Matt, several days this
week
Miss Helen Beggs has returned from
a most pleasant eek's visit with friends
10 Lake City.
when man advertises for something
wanted be must be in earnest. See adj
yertisement wife wanted in these col.
umns,
Mesdames II. NJ. and W. NJ, Taylor
returned last Friday from white Springs
at which popular watering place they
had spent two weeks.
Messrs NJ. A. Williams. Sam Goza
and Aaron T, horne left Tuesday N or u.
ing for Jacksonville where they went TO
purchase goods.
Plenty Of saw mill talk in town, to
say nothing Of brick yards and other
industrial enterprises We sincerely
hope that the much discussed enterpris'
es will not end IN talk"
Rev. T, c. Bradford was called upoG
Thursday afternoon to unite in marriage
Mr.. L. R. McClellaud Of Monticello and
Miss Jennie Hamrick Of Aucilla. the
ceremony taking place at the residence
Of Rev Bradford 10 this city.
Jim Beyan and Jim Barrett returned
from Atlanta last Thursday and brought
load Of horses with them They said
they did not go to Atlanta TO buy. but
when they got there simply conldn'tre
sist the opportunity to pickup a few
choice bargains,
Madison is nov protected against the
invasion OF travellers from fever infected
points. Mayor Smith took the matter
up with the state Board Of Health with
the result that Dr. Geo o. Davis is
now making two trips daily on the Val
dosta Southern as quarantine inspector.
We hardly think anyone will get into
town over this line " road unless be is
provided With the necessary health GER
,ificate.
The Woman's Home Companion for
September opens with the first Install
ment Of lie new serial by A Wilson
Barrett. 1t Is entitled "Tbe Silver
Pin" and promises to be one Of the
most absorbing detective stories ever
written. Shorter fiction is not forgot
ten and there are FIVE tales which are
complete in this number, among them
one by Anne O'Hagan, a stirring tale OF
Western adventure, and another, Their
Second Honeymoon" delightful in ev.
cry way, by Fannie B, Rice, a new wri-
ter Of much promise There is also a
fairy tale by DR., Max Nordau, an uneX-
pected contribution to literature, The
first installment of the intensey inter
estipp Excursions into the Unknown
G host Stories from Real Life is inclu'
ded and there is a splendidly Illustrated
theatrical article with reproductions Of
some very rare photographs OF well
known playere. The new knitting de-
partment begins aud all the old depart
meuts are 10 place, Published by The
Crowen Publishing Co., Springfield, o.;
one dollar year, ten cents a copy
The New Enterprise and the magazine
together one year for Sl.5O.
Funny thing, habit Funnier still,
how life time habits can be changed by
environment In the passage OF a few
weeks or even days. Madison has a
citizen OF prominence who has never
we'd better say, hardly cver-heen
known to devate from slow, stately
and dignihed walk, The fire bells might
ring or something else happen TO cause
the populace to break into excited run,
but always the aforesaid citizen strolls
along and arrives upon the scene cool,
collected and with starchy collar fresh
and unwilted even on a midsummer day,
Last Sunday morning the ''crowd" WAS
sitting on the bench at Davis corner
waiting for the church bells to ring
Casting bis eyes up the street one of the
crowd discerned the said citizen coming
down the sidewalk. And he was com.
ing too. The dignlfed walk had given
place to a 2:4O clip and with upraised
umbrella in one hand and a hsndker-
chief In the othe- with which he mOpp-