Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-30
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

gents and children's shoes at very
low prices. j. Manasse.
Mrs w. T. Chestnut and children
are spending Sunday with Mr., Ches-
nut in Arredondo, their country home.
r. II. Holstein, the trucker and
cross.tie contractor OF Hague, was in
the city yesterday and made The Sun
an agreeable call
j. F. Futch,o of Haynesworth, one of
The Suns valued friends and sub
scribers, was among the visitors to
this city yesterday renewing his sub
scrlption.
The Womans Christian Temper.
ance Union will hold it's regular
monthly business meeting at the read
ing boom Monday afternoon, at A
o'clock.
Mrs. Scriven Dozier of jackson.
vile, after pleasant visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Esther Jordan and other
relatives here, returned to her home
yesterday.
E. X Rosborough of Jacksonville
was registered at the Brown House
yesterday. Mr.. Rosborough was for
years resident of Windsor and is
well known throughout the county,
He is now holding a responsible trav-
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cling position.
Want you to patronize home COM
pany when you need insurance. Ferd
Bayer, at No. 1O4 West Main street,
is the agent for the Southern Home
Insurance Company. This is a Florida
company, and has only Florida peo-
pie as stockholders.
]. NJ. Turner of Lake View was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Turner has
been on a brief but interesting visit
to the jamestown Exposition, stop
ping on his return in Brunswick, Ga,
for a brief stay with his wife and
daughter, the latter residing there.
Mrs. Turner has been in Brunswick
with her daughter for some time.
David Edelstein, formerly OF this
city, but now of New York, has ar
rived in Gainesville, and expects to
remain here for few weeks. Mr..
Edelstein win assist his brother,
Moses Edelstein, in his store. The
family OF the latter expect to spend
the summer on the coast. and Mr..
Edelstein's time will be divided be-
tween seabreeze and Gainesville.
DR.. ]. L. Kelley has returned from
business trip to Jacksonville and
Palatka. He reports Palatka forging
along nicely, and says that the Gem
City is destined yet to become one OF
the leading towns Of the State. There
has been many public improvement
within the past eighteen months or
SO, and the work continues, the latest
being the awarding OF the contract
for granolithic sidewalks.
Miss Foy- Lynn, the professional
nurse who has been with the Pack.
ham family at Waldo, five Of whom
have been suffering from typhoid
fever for several weeks. spent a few
hours in the city yesterday returning
to Waldo in the afternoon. She re-
ports that the three surviving patients
are cOnvalescent, and will probably
be out soon. Two members OF this
unfortunate family died with typhoid
within a few days.
o. B. Dyke, one OF the clever train
dispatchers OF the Atlantic Coast Line.
expects to make his departure today
on his usual vacation. He will make
an extended trip, going from here 70
ST. Petersburg and Tampa. From
Tampa he will proceed to Memphis,
and before returning win visit Gin
clnnatl Louisville, Chicago. New
York and the Jamestown Exposition.
He expects 70 be absent about thirty
days, and his numerous friends here
wish him pleasant and beneficial
trip.
Attention is directed TO the adver'
tisement OF The @. w Hyde Com
pany. which appears IN this issue.
This enterprislng firm expresses It's
appreciation At the elegant June bust.
ness, but wants 70 make July even
batter. and With that object IN view