Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23
From Saturdays Daily Sun.

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shopping in the city yesterday.
Miss Ethel Holloway made a brief
visit to friends at Rochelle yesterday.
J. K. Tuten Of Archer, a merchant
of that progressive town who enjoys a
good trade, was among the visitors to
this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Harold are re-
ioicing over the advent Of fine baby
girl, which came to enlighten their
home Thursday night. Friends ex-
tend congratulations.
w. j. Matthews OF Donnie and A.
Morrison Of Island Grove, two Of The
Suns oldest friends and subscribers,
are in thdcity. They made this Office
a pleasant call last night.
Joseph Harrell and son Of Santa Fe,
George Lyons Of Micanopy, p B. H.
Dudley of JonesvilIe and Il. A. Pick
EFT OF Newberry were among the Wis
itors to Gainesville yesterday.
A. E, Summers OF High Springs,
James Chesnnt OF Alachua, Lucas
Black of Hague and Homer Love of
Trenton were among those who IA
vored the county capital with a visit
yesterday.
Mrs. w. s. Terry Of ShelIman, Ga,
is in the city, a guest of Mrs. L. J.
Clyatt. Mrs. Clyatt's father, X. D.
Smith OF Umatilla, is also here. He
is prominent Mason, and has been to
attend the Grand Lodge meeting at
Jacksonville.
NJ. d. Bryan Of Alachua, one of the
progressive planters Of that section,
was among those who visited Gaines
vile yesterday. He states that the
farmers have all made good crops, are
happy and contented, and are prepar-
ing to plant largely next year.
E. II. Smith of Tioga was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Smith has recently
accepted the position as manager of
the naval stores interests Of the Cum
mer Lumber Company, vice J. A.
Blackwell, resigned. He is said to be
one of the most competent naval stores
men in the State.
Chas. s. Hill, the clever civil engi-
neer in the employ OF the GUNNER
Lumber Company, has returned from
the West End, where he has been sur
veying for the past few days. Mr.. Hill
states that the people Of that section
are happy and prosperous, and every
body seems to have money.
W. NJ. Bitch of Santa Fe, one Of the
most prominent citizens and success
ful planters of the county, was trading
in the city yesterday. He states that
his section Of the county is now on a
big boom, The mill aud naval stores
interests are at their best employing
large numbers of men, with the result
that trade with the merchants is good.
Williams & Rogers, two ambitious
young men OF this city who are desi-
rous OF establishing themselves in BUSH
ness here, will open today a candy
store in the Cash Grocery Company's
place. These young men will handle
fine handmade candies only, made
fresh every day, and il is hoped their
efforts will prove fruitful from f.
nancial standpoint.
Deputy Sheriff J. H. Granger yester-
day arrested William Daniels, who
claims to be a detective aud has his
credentials from the American Detee-
tive Association, and who was wanted
in Bradford for gambling and carry.
ing concealed weapons, 30 the joke
is on him. Sheriff Bennett came for
his prisoner at noon, returning to
Starke on the o'clock train.
The Sun is under special obligations
TO Henry Ramsey OF North Gaines
vile for valuable assistance in certain
matters recently. The city editor Of
this paper is obliged 90 depend upon
friends OF The Sun for information,
and is grateful 20 those who are in.
chned te assist him Upon this par.
ticular occasion Dir Ramsey was.
thoughtful enough TO give the 'cue"
from which the Information was OBJ
tanned and his thoughtfulness is appre-
eiated
Mrs. T W. Stands and Misses Bes.
sic and Pearl Colson have returned
from Bronson, where on Wednesday
they attended The marriage Of Brax-