The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-23
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A lady from Minehan's Hair Store,
666 Main street, Buffalo, will be at the
Leon Hotel March IL and IL, TO take
orders and show fine line Of frst-class
Hair Goods, which will be guaranteed
by the Arm.
Ladies are invited 70 call for free
sample Of Water Color for gray hair. .
Mr.. John +. Costa e visiting his rel
atives and Tallahassee friends.
Mr.. r. H. Mcdowell. Of Plttsburg,
has been among his Tallahassee friends
tor several days.
Miss BuSha MeR.unis entertained the
young peoples card club Tuesday ever-
Ing.
Mr.. Clarence Townsend, who spent
several days with his aunt, Mrs. DR.. T.
E. PhilbFick, left for his Jacksonville
home again Wednesday.
Judge George p Raney, Jr., arrived
in the city yesterday and will spend .
few days with relatives and his host of
Tallahassee friends.
Hon. Robert j. Boone, Of Mariana,
and Hon p. H. Odum, Of Jacksonville,
were In the city Tuesday attending TO
official business before the Supreme
court.
MRS. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
home talent, under SUPERVISION OF men,
bers of the woman's club. will be a
very interesting entertainment at the
Opera house tonight.
See Mr.. W. p. Byrd and purchase
some OF Jacksonville Development Co.'S.
lots. A great bargain In real estate,
which will rapidly grow In value. Lots
now very cheap and on the easiest
terms. See ad.
Mr.. julius Hirchburg returned home
Tuesday after q several days visit to
his mother who had been III and who
died and was laid 70 rest last week.
Mr.. Hirchburg and his family have the
sympathy of their many Tallahassee
friends in their irreparable loss.
Cart. W. b. Denham, who was re-
Gently appointed superintendent OF the
Georgia, Florida and Alabama railway,
passed through Tallahassee Monday in
In his private car making a tour Of in
spection Of the road. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. W. M. Legg, the present
superintendent.
Mr.. r. A. Houston has let the con-
tract for two-story concrete building,
brown stone front. Messrs. Baxter Il
Irwin, of Manatee, have the contract.
The building will be located next to the
King building, and when completed will
be one Of the incest business houses in
the city. --DeSoto County News.
A. n. Ginsburg, OF Tallahassee, was
In the city Friday of last week inspect
ing the Key building, which Is soon 20
be his headquarters He Ia very enthu-
siastic over the future Of Quincy, and
states that he expects tn hold his own
after placing his unusually attractive
line Of goods upon exhibition Quincy
Times.
At the city election Tuesday the nom.
inees Of the primary were elected, az
follows: For mayor, F c. Gilmore, 81
votes; for counilmen-J d. Cay, 81
votes; s. d. Chittenden, So votes; Aaron
Levy, 66 votes. A. G. Spiller, 50 votes;
Jos. A. Edmondson. 81 votes; clerk, A,
H. Williams, 81 votes city assessor,
w. II. Chancey, bS votes; tax collector,
w. d. Wilson, 81 votes. There were
80 votes cast and but one irregular bal.
lot.
The Arcadia Champion TREMENDOUSLY
refers to the theory that the drainage
of the Everglades may change the CHI
matte conditions In South Florida, and
petitions the facts: "If there II danger
IN this direction the matter should by
all means be looked into. and II Il seems
at all probable that 60 drain the Ever
glades would give US q frosty climate
let us know Il before Il Ia everlastingly
too late. Florida, with only a temper
ate climate, deprived Of tropical fruits
and made into q simple farming State,
would scarcely be worth living in." BE
comforted, Fair Championl The danger
is not imminent. st, Augustine Record.
The members Of Cicero Lodge. No. !,
X. Of p, met at their Castle Hall, In
this city Monday evening with a large
number Of invited guests and celebrated
the forty second anniversary Of the
founding Of that excellent fraternal or.
der. The meeting was presided over by
Hon X. Hudson Burr, who 10 ehRncel.
lor commander, for the present term,
and interesting addresses were delivered
by Judge Charles B. Parkhlll and MessrS
J. Emmett Wolf, b. +. McLin and
Worth W. Trammell. Il was q smoker
and fine cigars were plentiful and most
enjoyable evening was spent BY AL
present.
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