The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-10-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.


Mr.. f. w. Armstrong, Of Valdosta,
Ca, is in the city this week.
Mr.. j. William Yon, from DeFuniak
Springs, is in the city on business.
Dainty and elegant Souvenir SpOOnN
of Tallahassee at p. T. Nicholson's 30
Phillips & Simpson, plumbers, have
placed into service a neat one-horse
wagon.
Mr.. Augustus Palmer last week re-
turned after pleasant summer outing
in North Carolina.
The many friends of j. M. Thomas,
of Atlanta, were pleased to see him in
the city this week. ,
Elegant Brooches pnd dainty novel !
ties that ladies Appreciate at all times.
See P. T. Nicholson. v 81
Messrs. Child Bros. are erecting a
beautiful residence on East Virginia
street for Mr.. John P. Roberts, which
will be occupied by Mr.. Roberts.
Mrs. Constantine Allegro and Mrs.
Harry Fish returned home Sunday af-
ter very pleasant summers outing at
points of interest.
DR.. M. M. McCord and family, who
have been visiting their mother, Mrs. j.
N. McCord, have returned to their home
in Wigham, Ga.
Mrs. Robert Gamble is expected homo
today, after having spent the summer
months in the Catskill mountains. -
Times Union, 7th.
Mrs. P. T. Nicholson and son James,
returned to Havana Sunday, after a
pleasant visit with her son, Mr.. P. T.
Nicholson, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Ball are
happy over the arrival of fine son.
The little fellow was born Thursday
night and is reported to fe doing WE'LL
Tampa Tribune, 9th.
Mr.. Earl Proctor has resigned his
position as cashier with the S. A. l..
railway and will return to his home in
Fernandna, where he will engage in
business with his father.
At the request of the Board of Trade
of Palatka, Mr. S. j. Hilburn and G.
M. Davis appeared before the Railroad
Commission in this city, to make APP
peal for a depot to be built at Palatka.
The matter will be heard on The 18th.
Child Bros, contractors, have secured
the contract for the erection of school
building in Woodville, and ground has
been broken for the commencement of
same. The building will contain four
rooms on the first floor, and large as
sembly hall on the second.
Through the joint efforts of Manager
Hutchinson of the Leon Hotel, and Man
ager Houstoun of the Capital City Liv-
cry stables, there has been placed in
service handsome new buss, to carry
passengers to and from the hotels and
trains.
They are all the raSe AMONG appreci-
alive ladies'. Dainty SoVeenir Spoons.
Mr.. p. T. Nicholson. V33
Mr.. John Choate returned to Pensa-
cola Thursday after pleasant visit to
mother and sisters in this city.
If it happens your a stranger the
best remembrance is a Souvenir Spoon
of Tallahassee. Mr.. p. T. Nicholson. SO
Mr.. M. D. Williams, of Lee, was in
the city Tuesday to go before the Rail-
road Commission in the interests of the
citizens of Lee.
Orders have gone out from the Rail-
road Commissioners Office to instruct
the S. A. l.. Ry to enlarge their depOts
at Aucilla and Lee.
Mr.. w. IT, Wilson, his daughter. Mrs.
Fannie Hogan, and granddaughter, Miss
S. Long, returned home Tuesday after
delightful stay in Springfield, Mass.
Messrs. w. E. Dean and w. w. Car
roll, of Monticello, were in the city
Sunday, the guests of Mr.. VIM. Strange,
North Munroe street. Mr.. Dean is here
attending the District Epworth League
Conference.
Mr.. G. l. S. Watt, of the Gable Co.,
Jacksonville, states that he is so well
pleased with the piano business in this
city that he is thinking seriously of To-
eating here permanently. We hope Mr..
Watt will not alter his opinion.
The supreme court of Florida conyen-l
cd at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning, allsf~
the justices being present. No special
proceedings were gone through with,
the regular routine of business COM
menced and will go on as usual. All of
the members of the court have had a
pleasant rest, and 90 the bench ably
fitted to fulfill their respective tasks.
Mr.. Charles G.. Myers is setting an
excellent example for other residents
on Clinton street college avenue). A
force of men are at work laying a fine
sand brick sidewalk which, when com
pleted, will add greatly to the beauty
of Mr.. Myers home and be an induce
ment for persons trying to walk on
that side of the street.
For the first time since the beginning