Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Mrs. J. r. Howell and son left yes
tsFday for Alachua, where they will
visit friends for few days
f.. Rhodes of Jacksonville, special
agent Of the Atlantic Coast Line, was
in the city on official business yester-
day.
Nicholas BnreS has returned from q
business trip TO Waldo. He has re-
GENTLY established pool room At that
place.
Capt. G. D. Younglove left yeSter-
day for NeWberTy, sfter spending q
few days with hiS daughter, MIS-. Nc
DOwell, in this city. -
The regular meeting Of the Twenti-
eth Century Club will be held &C the
home OF Mrs. R. A. Becker on Monday,
Nov. 18th, at O'Clock p, m. Fullat'
tendance desired
AmOLg the visitors TO this city yes
terday was Geo. @. CrOm, postmaster
at ocala. Mr.. Orom has many friends
here who are always glad 20 see him.
Mrs.. Crom iS sister OF Col. W. w.
Hampton.
e. F.P. Henderson, the horticultural
of ATno, was among the visitors TO this
city yesterday. Mr.. Henderson iS au-
thorlty on peach culture, and has fur
niOhed the Industrial Edition OF The
Sun with Gn interesting article On that
subject.
Mrs. Marietta Brooks Of Gainesville
has organized 4 vocal and instrument
almusic class in this city. Mrs. Brooks
10 an excellent teacher and comes we'll
recommended. She has q large class
here that seems TO be learning very
rapidly.-Lske Butler Star.
WE. Brown Of Archer returned to
his home yesterday, after a couple Of
days spent with relatives and friends
here. Mr. Brown has recently be-
come engaged in farming in Waca-
hOota Hammock, having puchGSed q
fertile tract from @. G. PedriCk,
MillneF 4 CsesGr'S MusicAl Concert
Company will open the season ct John
cons Hall on Monday evening, the 18th
inst, with an up'to-dAte production.
A number OF the leading oOlored Ce-
'lebFitie6 Of the city will take part, and
special seats will be reserved for white
people.
The Atlantic Coast Line Offers Q rate,
o Gainesville 70 Tampa and return, ae-
count Florida State Fair, OF &l.76, tick
eta on sale from the 18Th, good 70 70.
turn after the fair. Train leaves
Gainesville st II :l5 p. m, daily. See
j. A. Goodwin, ticket agent, for per-
tisulH1.
Mrs.. W. NJ. Scott and son, Clifford.
have arrived In the city from Florence,
8. O., and will make their future home
here Nth the foFmeF'O aunt, MFu. o.
A. Townsend, East GaineSVills. They
formerly resided here, Mr.. Scott haV'
Ing been employed - q tailor with A.
n. EndSl.
We are IN . position 70 furnish first
class bean, cuke and lettuce hAmpen,
ALTO cabbage and canatloUpe crEtes
promptly 90 reasonable prices, and
guarantee prompt shipment on all
contracts Ship on either A. o. L. or
s. A. L. railroads. WilliStOn Manu-
factoring 90 WilliStOn, Fla. daWtf.
Ia order 70 prevent pedestrians from
cutting corners" On the court hOuse
Square, thus tramplsG down che lava,
che commissioner have hsd placed 81
each corner Of che lot, extending from
ths iron fence 70 che street, Wirs APP
prOachss, which will compel people 70
eOn6ns their pFOmenadeS 20 che side
Walk.
Attention q directed 20 the adVeF.
ttsSmsat Of Geo. ". Hyde, which ap-
pam elssWhePs In thls paper. AZ he's
been aAnouno0d, NJ. Hyde is elOsisg
-oat bic immouss baHiness and 10 offer.
ang gooaS % Fidisulous prices. A large
nGmbst have taksa advantage Of the
OVpogtanity 70 stock up" for the
winter.
Z. O. Vsoahn Of WlnstOa, n. G., the
olsVsg representative % ths FOHyth
Chair COmpang, che has been Ia the