The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-09-07

Mr.. Glover johnson spent Sunday in
Thomasville.
Hon. John L. Robson was in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. Ira Sanborn was in the city Tues
day on business.
Messrs. C. X. Miller and c. o. Arun-
del spent last Sunday in Quincy.
Mr.. c. G. Mills Sunday made flying
trip TO Live Oak 10 see his mother.
Mr.. Samuel j. Hopkins, Of Bloxham,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mr. Geo. w Child and family will
soon go 10 Panacea Springs for season
Mr.. Robert Crawford, Of Monticello,
Is in the city this week visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. C. Il. Fem and family are visit
ing relatives in Amsterdam, Ca, this
week
DIR. J. A. Anders, Of Iamonia, was in
the city Tuesday circulating among his
many friends.
Mr.. Sam SanbOrn left Wednesday for
Perry in company with his brother
Capt. Ira Sanborn
Mrs. George W. Saxon and daughters,
Misses Lucille and Helen, are still at
HendersOnvlle.
Mr. Robert Denham, OF Pensacola
arrived In the city Tuesday and is the
guest Of his father.
Mrs. T. b. Byrd and family returned
Tuesday from their summer home at
Lanark on the Gulf.
Mr.. Mackey Davis left Monday for
Washington, u. c., and others points
10 be gone few weeks.
Hon. Cheva l.. Shine, of Pensacola,
returned 70 his home Tuesday after a
few weeks spent In the city.
Mr.. VIM. Bass returned Sunday from
his home In Arlington, Ca, where he
has spent his vacation OF two weeks.
MIR. Willie Poage returned home yes
terday from two months pleasantly
spentwith his grandparents in Missouri.
Mr.. F. +. Cramer returned Monday
from weeks visit 70 Rev. ID. T.
Blocker in Lake City and White Springs.
Mrs. Geo. W. Trice has a good school
at Ocklocknee, and she and Mr.. Trice
will reside In that neighbOrhood for
a while.
Mrs. DR.. Chaffen and children, Of
Miami. returned home today after a
pleasant visit Of six weeks TO her sister,
Mn. C. M. Strange
Miss Mabel Fowler, who has been
visiting Miss Ada Moore for the TWO
weeks past, returned to her home IN
ApalachicOla Sunday.
Miss Florence Howell, after q two
weeks visit home, last Saturday re,
turned to Taylor county, where she Will
teach school for the coming term
Mr.. ]. Wayne Scott, Jr., left Tuesday
for his home In Quincy. Wayne has
his many friends hate TO see him 60.
D. C. Youngblood arrived in town
yesterday from Tallahassee with q car
load Of fine milk cows. which he pro-
poses 10 sell cheap Plant City Courier
Mr.. F. NJ. Brumby has been spending
several days IN Jacksonville this week,
laying In a large stock Of goods for his
establishment In the Masonic building
Mr.. Charles McKinnon was in the city
last week visiting friends. He has just
returned from his vacation spent in Hot
Springs, Ark, and other points OF in
terest.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Dickinson and
nephew, Frank Eppes, who have been
spending the summer at Luray, Va.
returned home Wednesday night, after
O very pleasant and profitable stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Van Brunt and
two attractive daughters, Misses Susie
and Genie, together with the two inter
esting children. left Tuesday for few
weeks at Lanark
Messra. Geo NJ Kimble G. G.. Parlin,
H. l.. Mattair and others came over to
Panacea Sunday from CarrRbelle in the
COombs, a nice launch. and spent the
day. returning home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. +. G. Lake. the experienced cut
ter of Ed V. Price Co. y merchant tail
Ors OF Chicago, will be with Buns Il
Go. on Sept. 10th and 18th with full
line Of Samples Don't fan, 10 call and
make your selections. 2S
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Wilson, OF ITALIA
hISsee, were among the prominent ar
rivals at the Windsor yesterday. -
Judge George p. RRncy. Of Tallahassee.
WIS among the arrivals at the AragOn
yesterday. Times Union. Sd.
Burns & Co. want every Vnan in the
city who contemplates buying Fall or
Winter Suit, 10 meet Mr., Lake, Of FL
v Price d Co., Chicago, at their store
on Sept. 10th or 18th For style. Quail
ity and Prices, the Ed V. Price % have
no competitors. Sept. 10th and Nth
Judge George p. Raney, Sr. general
counsel for the Seaboard Air Line at
Tallahassee, after spending several days
in4he city, left last night for the Capt.
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