The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-10-25

erlv of Centreville. are comfortably
dOnniciled in their new home recently
purchased Of Mr.. B. G. Williams on the
Hill.
Mr.. williams, wife and mother-in-
law left two weeks ago for their new
home in the prosperous town of Quincy.
The residences Of Messrs. Harley,
how'd ard Brinsin &C the mill are near
ing completion, and we heard will be
ready for occupancy this week.
The large and c0mmodius dwelling Of
Mr.. j. G. Upchurch Is also just nearing
completion. This will remove from our
midst families with whom we are lOath
to part
Several OF the Chaires young people
attended the play at Lloyd Friday even
ing for the benefit Of the church.
The new school ceacher, who is pleas
antly situated at Mrs. WOodberry's, is
much liked. She occasionally goes up
to the Capital City to visit her uncle,
Mr.. McLin.
Mrs. p. L. Burdine and Miss Sadie
Carmine are in the burg today from
Centreville to visit the latter's mother
and to have some dental work done.
DIR. Paul Noble, formerly of Month
cello, now of Sarasota, came over to
Chaires the first of the month, intend
ing to remain only few days, but he
finds so much work to do he can't get
away.
Mr.. Louis Patterson has returned
from a several days visit to Cecil, Ga. +,
much improved in health as result OF
a consultation, he says. with German
physician located in that town.
The Orphans Party given recently in
the form of q picnic by little Sadie
Louise Boylston at the home Of her
grandmother was much enjoyed by the
little tots. Little ARnabelle Chaires
won the prize offered for the highest
amount collected, which was 81 SO.
The amount of IS. IS was collected in
full and forwarded to the Orphans
Home at Macon, Ga.
Mr.. r. C. Snipes, General Freight and
Passenger Agent for the Georgetown q
Western R. R., has just returned home
from q delightful combined business and
pleasure trip to Washington and New
York, he taking advantage of an invi-
tation to>attend brilliant reception at
the National Capital last Tuesday even
ing. He says every item OF expense in
Cured by him while in these cities were
paid by his company.
AA9h9Ng-ShsAbu I've SNAAOto AASAAA
An alarm of fire given on Tuesday
morning, between four and five o'clock,
called the fire company to Hardee-
Smiths drug store, just in time to pre-
vent q very serious conhagration. AS
it was, the interior of the store in the
rear end sustained great injury, and the
loss in stock was quite heavy. The fire
is thought TO have been the work OF
rats.
The boys did some fine work in keep
ing the flames within bounds, and prop
erty owners in the vicinity of the burn
ing building have occasion TO congratu-
late themselves that the company was
so prompt and skillful. Mr.. I. b. Byrd
showed his appreciation of the good
WORK done by serving hot coffee, bread
and cigars at his store after it was all
over. In this thoughtful attention he
was assisted by Mr.. Choate, who had
gone to the fire. and Mr.. H. l.. Bethel,
of the Yaeger-Bethel Hardware Com
pany, who brought from his store cups
and saucers from which to serve the
coffee.
The building belongs to Hon. +. 7.
Myers, who WAS in Apalachicola on the
morning the fire occurred.