The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-08-24

]. DR.. Pike again spent Sunday IN BAN
bridge with his family.
Mr.. Visitor MsGriff left Monday af-
ternOon for Bainbridge, Ga.
Mr.. Albert Shine returned Monday
( from . weeks stay at Panaeea,
Mrs. Edrihi and son, Of Pensaeola,
arrived today at the Lester House.
Mavor r. c. Gilmore left Tuesday for
q httIe more outing at st. Teresa.
M. J. p. s. Hountoun and family re-
turnad Monday from st. Teresa
Mr.. s. s. Leonard. Of Pensacola, made
q flying trip TO Tallahassee Saturday.
Hon. 8. Clarence James, city council
man, returned Sunday from Panacea.
Mr.. ]. G. Slappy, Of PLANES, Ca, is
the guest Of Mr.. c. r. Nicholson this
week.
Prof. A. A. Murphree and family
left Monday for points OF interest in
Georgia.
Mr.. Aaron Levy will leave in a few
days for q few weeks vacation to be
spent North.
Messrs. Charles and Paul Nicholson
and Mr.. J. r. Slappy spent Sunday in
Havana, Fla.
miss MARY LeSCSr went " quincy
Monday for q weeks visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Woodbury..
Mr.. VIM. Bass left Wednesday for
Arlington, Ca, his home, where he will
spend his vacation
Mr.. o. H. Hill ard family have moved
back to Tallahassee from Jacksonville
for permanent residence.
Mr.. VIM. Levy returned Monday from
a months trip to New York, Canada
and other places of interest
Byrd & Co. are charging and remod-
cling the upstairs of their store to re-
ceive their increased stock.
Mr.. Russell Felkel left Friday for
Moccasin Gap, Fla, popular summer
resort, to be gone several weeks.
Mr.. D. M. Lowry returned to the city
Monday after a business trip OF few
days down toward Jacksonville.
Mr.. White, the popular agent Of the
Seaboard Air Line railroad, has re-
turned from a months vacation.
Mr.. c. E. Arundel, of Philadelphia,
has taken the position of bookkeeper at
the Capital City Light and Fuel Co.
Mr.. LynwOOd Evans left Friday for
Jacksonville, where he is attending
HOuBo party vi LuG Obs OOluA ANNSA
Mrs. DR.. Shine, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Brooks, returned to ITALIA
hassee Saturday from her home in
Georgia.
Rev. w. E. McCarty, Of Fernandna,
was in the city Saturday and Sunday.
His many friends were glad to see him
again, and in such good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jordan, of Lake
City, and daughter, Hazel, arrived Tues
day and are the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. c. Watts, on North Adams
street.
This is a college town nova female
college town. Three young ladies ar
rived last week, one to Mr.. Wilson Hall,
one to Mr.. Louis Cohen and one to Mr..
James Ball.
Mr.. Fred Baggs returned Monday
from Camilla, Ca, his home, where he
has been spending part of his vacation.
He states that the report in regard to
his marriage is untrue.
Miss Josie Roberts, of Pensacola, and
Miss Mamie Austin, of Apalachicola,
who have been the popular guests Of
Miss Costa in this city for few weeks
past, left Sunday for Apalachicola, via
Lanark.
Misses Susie and Elooise McGriff, two
of Tallahassee's charming young ladies,
are visiting Misses Ruby and Katie
Barker, at No. 1913 East First street. --
Miss Kate Sullivan left for Tallahassee,
after a visit of two weeks with relatives
here. Jacksonville Metropolis.
Caldwell and Larkins, the two negroes
convicted of assassinating N, w. Eppes
in Leon county, September s, 1904, have
gone to the prison camp to begin their
life imprisonment there, the sentence
Of death having been committed to i'm
prisonment. Jacksonville Metropolis.
Mr.. J. r. Slappy left Monday for his
home in Plains, Ga. For the past week
he has been the guest of Mr.. c. r.
Nicholson, the popular prescription
clerk at the Tallahassee Drug Co. Mr.
Slappy has many warm friends in Tai
lahassee and they hope he will soon see
At to return.
Mr.. w. D. Wheeler, travelling agent
for the National Packing Company, was
in the city q few days this week in the
interests of his house. He has taken
charge Of the storehOuse here and dis
posed Of the goods. Mr.. Wheeler has
many friends In Tallahassee and they
are glad his route il through here.
Mr.. Emmett Wilson, of Illinois, is in
the city and the guest Of Mr.. Jno. T. G.