The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

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Another list Of these Negligee solid
white Linen Shirts At Burns and Com
pany. 80
Judge Emmett Wolfe Is home on q
visit tO'wife and baby.
Mr. Tack Fem and family are enjoy
ing the many hot-weather attractions
ct Panacea Springs. -
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Levy have left
Tor their usual summer trip 20 various
watering places In the North.
Mr.. Henry Lester is a guest at
house party" given by Mr. and Mrs.
Bowling to friends Of their daughter,
Miss Eva Bowling, at Live Oak.
For light weight Underwear or Pa
jamas 60 to Burns and Co.'S. 40
Mr.. Frank Keene, Jr., is enjoying a
stay with Mr.. ]. D. Cay, Jr. at Pana-
cea Springs.
Mr.. Edgar Bowen, one of TalIakas-
sees popular yOung;druggists, IL taxing
q well earned vacation at Chattanooga,
Tenn
Miss Fenton Davis is making a few
weeks visit In Midway, the guest of
her cousin, Miss Lillian Bates.
Before purchasing your horse, call
and see my stock q nice lot just having
40-tf
Miss Annie Hopkins, of Townsville,
Ca, is the charming guest of DIR. and
Mrs. W. E. Lewis.
Mira. L. d. Gregory, Of Jacksonville,
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Kate
ROby.
Washable Ties and all manner of the
latest Neckwear at Burns and Cos. 20
Miss Eunis Beck of Maryland, and
Miss Fannie Chappell Of Perry, are
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. j. Edgar Will
son.
Judge Evelyn C. Maxwell of PeDsa-
cola, and Rev. Frank Craighill, of |
Gainesville, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Geo. Lewis.
Congressman w. B. Lamar is in the |
city, the guest Of his. sister, Mrs Clyde |
Walker.
Light weight white Waistcoats are
desirable at all times. Burns and Com
pany are selling them daily. 20
Mrs. James I. Meginniss, of Apa-
lachicola, spent the weekend with Mrs.
b. A. Meginniss.
Mr.. Stephenson and Mr.. John Nc
OCeb 90 eAG NhJoJANB sAAS won ~ ~ /
Teresa, fishing over the sides Of ''Old
Glory"
Senator Clark of Blountstown, was
in the city this week.
Mrs. Thomas Lane, nee Miss Alice
Taylor, is on q visit to her sisters, Mrs.
Albert Williams and Mrs Clarence
James. This is Mrs. Lanes first home
coming since her marriage.
Miss Kate Mickler and Miss Florence
Proctor are spending few weeks with
friends in Fernandina.
Mrs. Byars and Master Carthel Byars
have gone to Teresa for the summer.
For Shoes in White Canvas or Tan,
go to Burns and Co. 20
The hot weather and many absentees
for the summer from among the ranks
of society young people, cause q dearth
of social amusement, but the stay-at-
homes intend to find fair amount Of
and profit in the large dan
cling school established in the city.
The many friends of Mr.. w. d. Will
son will be glad to learn of the steady
in his health since he be-
came a patient at the sanitarium in
Battle Creek, Mich.
Trunks, Bags, Umbrellas, Suit Cases
and everything in Mems Furnishings are
carried in stock by Burns and Co. 20
Mr.. b. M. Gates has bought from
Mrs. William Robertson the old Phil
brick residence on Clinton street.
Mrs. B. A. MegInniss' college Hill
residence is rented by the state for the
Of the pupils now attend
ing the summer school.
w. L. Clark and family have vacated
the sold Myers homestead on South
Adams street, and have moved into the
cottage over in the eastern part Of the
tity, owned by Mr.. Howard Gamble.
1.-THE boys" have provided some
sport for this afternoon out at the golf
inks in the northern extension. A
great deal of money, time and hard
work have been given 10 fitting up q
irst-class base ball diamond on q suita-
bic part Of the links, and now the base
ball teams will battle with the Bloxham
Rifles for the supremacy Of the dia-
nOnd. The proceeds will 60 to the mill
AIRY company
The ladies Of the Trinity Methodist
Church will give q social at the resi-
lence of Mrs F. G. Gilmore, Thursday,
July 18th, from to 10 .. m. Music
Will be rendered and light refreshments
will be served A Free viii Offering
will be received to be used for the inn
Of the interior of the church
,uilding. All are cordially invited to
Ittend.