Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24

for some time aud his business with
them amounts 10 considerable within
the course ola year.
Mr.. and Mrs. GsorGe Gibbons Of
Archer were among those who favored
Gainesville with n visit yesterday.
Mr.. & thors ia the eficirr' member
frrm b, district OF the Drmccrati,
Executive Committee Of Alachua
county, ard lie secretary Of the com.
mittee.
They are still buying-at least they
we're when we left Saturday niCht-;he
handsomest articles in silver and gold,
consisting OF jewelry, watches, etc, at
L, G. Smiths jewelry store The finest
line Of cut glass, silver novelties and
fountain pens for gifts. North side OF
square.
Tax Assessor w. w. Colson and Tax
Collector W. d. Dickinson have re-.
turned from points 10 the West End,
where they have been on official bus.
mess for the past few days, They re.
port the people in that section in fine
condition, when IL comes to crops, and
aS rule quite prosperous,
Hon. p g Ramsey and bright little
son, James Bailey, and F. NJ, Ramsey,
all Of WAcAhoota, we're among those
who came to do their Christmas shop
ping yesterday, The former repre-.
scented his district efficiently as mem.
Der Of the Board OF County Commits.
sioners for several years,
Hague Strickland Of Paradise, II. L.
ROSenburRer Of KiFkwood and Hon K.
b. Weeks Of HaFthoFn were among
those who visited Gainesville yester.
day, Mr. RoSenbuTger met his son,
Eugene, who has been attending Roll
Inns College at Winter Park and IL
coming home for the holidays.
In order that the public may have
impressed upon it's mind the holiday
hourS, Mrs. Rosa Waters, delivery
clerk at the postofiice, desires to state
that the office will observe the usual
holiday hours Monday, and will be op.
en- only from 80 TO $3.50 p M. Pa.
irons will be governed accordingly.
Among the visitors to this city yes.
terdSy was A. l.. Long, proprietor OF
InniS Farms few miles west OF aimee.
vile. Mr. Long, who IL a NAY be OF
New Orleans, has been here TOR q
couple OF years and has made one OF
the pFet,ieSt and most profitable farms
In the county. He has 80 acres under
fence.
Paul Reynolds OF south Carolina
has arrived Ia the city and will spend
several days here with his wife, Who IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ A Bennett,
70l WeSt Masonic street. Mr.. Reyn.
olds resided In Gainesville for several
years, and has numerous friends here
who are glad 20 welcome HIM ior the
holidays
David Edeistein, formerly Of thiS city
but Who Il now holding po'ilion 40
travelling salesman with strFnbeFR,
pres,Her h Co lAdrrS' skirIs and gar
menIs, New York, 10 spending the hol.
days with Li. father. b. EdelStein,
here Dave isa popular young man
and has many friends here Who Will be- |
glad 60 learn that be- 10 pro'peFing.
T. n watetWorth. hsFd0mAn ~ the |
Spring Park stock Farm COMPANY Of /
Bennington. WAS 10 the city yesleF.
Jay. Mr. WGteFWorth Vas for many
JeHTs employed by the famous Bit.
more Farm, Biltmorr. n. O., and 10 re-
yArded ~ one of The beet posted men
ln live stock Ia the south. Tie vas
Nth Manager CAlI,'un With the cIhib-
& ~ the STATE Fair 10 lamps
VIZ StsektFl and Cba' : Hhl. /
nsnAGer and ciVil engineer. respect.
yeiy, Of the CONNER Lumber Com.
,AnJ's interests. have returned from
points IN Levy county. where thsT
lhVs been 10 the intsFests Of that
irm NJ stseksri shloJed the nov.
Lay Of q few day. haRl In the Wllds
u Gulf HAmmaek 9Th A. NJ Cush.
nAn and Dr.. - NsRlsstEy. IL, and
'spoFis . big time aid plsniy Of luck.
NJ sBd Mr. + LyBsh Wsrs In