The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

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Damon Phone No. 198 35-tf
Mr.. j. c. Montford was among our
pleasant visitors this week.
Mrs. HAYWARD Randolph entertained
Thursday Of last week in honor of her
sister, Miss Marion Clark, of Jackson
vile, who Is visiting her Mrs. Ram
dolph Is q pleasing young matron OF
Tallahassee and her party Thursday was
a very nice affair.
Mr.. George Lewis, Mrs. B. c. Lewis,
and Misses Mary and Lila Lewis are
enjoying a pleasant season at st. Te-
resa.
Mrs. John T. Bradford and family,
Mr.. Howard Gamble and family and
Messrs. John McDougall and A. Ste
venson are at st. Teresa for an outing,
Through the generous appreciation of
some of his friends, inspired by that
prince of good fellows, Mr.. George G.
Warner, Rev. j b. Ley has been pre-
sented with the handsomest bicycle
mount that skill can contriVe. 1t is
needless to say that it is racycle, per-
feet in its appointments and equisite in
finish, nor that its possessor is duly
grateful for this act of generous
thoughtfulness on the part Of his
friends Jacksonville Metropolis.
Mrs. Julia C. Trice has opened pri-
vate school in the city for few months
during the holidays.
Mr.. C. w. Perkins, of Tallahassee,
who has been touring Oklahoma, Indian
Territory and other western points,
spent Saturday in Pensacola on his way
home. Mr.. Perkins says that it is a
fine country out there, but he found
nothing that equals old Leon in all his
jOurneying for solid comfort: -Pensa-
cola News. Mr.. Perkins arrived here
Sunday.
Hon. w. A. Rawls, who is now en-
gagged in the wholesale and retail drug
business in Pensacola, came over and
spent several days with his family and
Tallahassee friends, returning to PensR-
cola Tuesday evening. Tallahasseeans
and the True Democrat wish him well
at his new home and in his business en-
terprise.
Capt. w. c. Lewis returned home last
week after a several weeks business
visit to Chicago.
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at their reading rooms,
over S, C. James store, and the public
is cordially invited to attend them.
Mr.. John H. Patterson, of Charles,
was in the city Tuesday, accompanied
by his children, and made the True
I1apnOrVnf q pleasant visit
Mrs. A. L. Woodward arrived in the
city Monday evening for a visit to Mrs.
f. p. Woodward and her hosts of warm
Tallahassee friends, all of whom are
ever pleased to have her with them.
Mrs. S. w. Crichlow, of Port Tampa
City is visiting relatives in Tallahassee
for few days
Mrs. P. Houstoun has returned home
from Tampa, where she visited her
daughters, Mrs Geo. p. Raney, Jr.
and Mrs. Perry Wall. Her Tallahassee
friends are rejoiced that she returns sc
greatly improved in health. Mrs. Hous-
toun will ina few days leave for two
months stay in the mountains.
Mr.. Walter Markham, of Romeo, who
has been manager of the Parker Rail
way News Company at Tallahassee, has
resigned that position and accepted one
with the auditor of the Georgia, FloridE
and Alabama Railway. The News Com
pany regrets very much to lose Mr.
Markham, for he is a faithful and ener
getic young man, but the people Of Tai
lahassee are glad TO know that he viii
remain with them -Ocala Star.
Invitations have been received here
to the wedding of Mr.. Scott Dilwortl
Clarke and Miss Carrie Bailey, which
will be celebrated at the Presbyterian
church in Monticello on Wednesday
evening, July 18th. The prospective
groom is the well known and popula
young lawyer Of Monticello, and hi
bride-to-be Is the charming daughter o
Gen. and Mrs Z. b. Bailey, They hav,
many friends in our town who wisl
them all happiness. Madison New En-
terprise.
Let the war on weeds and uncleal
streets be taken hold of in earnest. w
note now a fine crop Of weeds on tn
edges of some sidewalks and on vacan
lots. If the growth in weeds Is above,
to run a few more weeks we will be Il
a --ilderness Of tall high weeds again
and of course comes with it mosquitOe
and sickness.
The announcement was received i
Tallahassee last week of the marriag
of Miss Jeanette Arnold Brush, daugh
Tar Of Mr. John Rr1lsh of Warrington