Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23

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dren, little Misses Louise and Msty ;
Mrs. 9. d. Wood, son, Howard, and
daughter, Miss Lucy. Miss Alien Pow
ell, T. A. Hancock and F. S. Curl, all
OF Archer, were among those who paid
the county capital visit yesterday.
Mrs Wood and DR.. and Mrs. DePass
came to see pr. Alderman in regard to
dental work for their children
Work has begun Oh the home Of Mrs.
H G. McCreary, which is being erect
ed on West Main street, n, immedi-
ately south OF the home of Mrs. Foster.
The frame work has been completed,
and the carpenters today expect to
begin the Notwithstanding This will
be a two-story structure of eight rooms
and will be one Of the most modern
residences in the city when completed.
e. d. Stanford Of North Carolina has
arrived in the city, and is greeting Old
friends here. Mr.. Stanford is in the
employ Of the general land office Of
the United States Government. He
has visited this State for the past two
or three years in the capacity of swamp
land agent, making his headquarters
here. He has now been transferred to
this territory regularly as a special
agent TO Assistant Special Agent Paul,
and will make this his home for an in
definite period. This will be pleasant
news to a great many of his friends in
this section.
From Sundays Daily Sun;
Ladies calling cards ia latest styles
at Sun Office.
.. w. Alsop has returned from a
brief trip to Jacksonville.
Best handmade buggies in Florida.
O. O. Pedrick. s&w-lm
Cane seed-25.OO0 for sale. J. N.
Bone, Gainesville, Fla 2w-daw
J.C. Newberry of High Springs was
transacting business in this city Fri
day.
Mrs. j. p Hester, an estimable lady
Of Micanopy, was shopping in the city
yesterday.
You can get all the finest varieties
OF pecan trees OF H. S. Graves, Gaines
vile. d2wl
Miss Walton OF Wacahoota made
brief but pleasant visit to friends in
/ this citv veaterdav
Miss Annie Bell, an accomplished
young lady of Arredondo, was shop
ping in the city yesterday.
First-class buggy repairing and
painting. O. @. Pedrick. s&w-1m
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. McDavid Of Mon
teocha were among those who favored
the city with a visit Friday.
Warranty Deeds for sale at this Of
| flee Doc per dozen, $3.50 per hum
dred. Cash must accompany order,
Alex Daughtery OF Rocky Point, one
OF the successful truckers OF that oec-
ton, was trading in the city yesterday.
Mrs. /. NJ. Bell, formerly Of this city
but now OF Fort Smith. Ark, has ar
rived in the city on visit to friends.
Mrs. John Percy OF Micanopy, after
a pleasant visit to Mrs. George T.
EstabrOok in this city, has returned to
her home.
]. Lee Stokes Of Micanopy, Robert
Ford Of Evinston and J. W. English Of
Tacoma formed trio Of visitors to
this city yesterday.
Rev. Chss. Parker OF Lacrosse. a
brother Of H. G. Parker, the merchant
and one Of the most widely known men
in this section, was ia the city yester.
day.
Justice r. P. Lumpkin and w. P.
Boulware, two prominent citizens OF
Orange Heights, were in the city yes
terday and made The Sun an agree
able call.
W. /. Goodwin Of Fairfield, one of the !
valued employees Of the Wade 4 Nc /
Nair Company, naval stores operators
was transacting business in this city |
yesterday
J. X. Feaster OF Rochelle, Wade I
Thomas Of Monteocha, Ad. Thomas Of
Lacrosse and B. Thomas OF Hague .
we're among the visitors 70 this city
yesterday
w. c. Hague and daughters, Misses
Herdie and Fannie Dell. and son. +
Dewitt, all Of Hague, were among
those who favored Gainesville with 4
visit yesterday. Il