The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-19
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LOCAL NEWS
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Wis WSNhs
Hon. W. v. Knott is spending week
in Tampa.
Mr.. Frank winthrop spends this week
at st. Teresa.
Hon. T. L. Clark made a business
visit to the capital this week.
Mrs John f. Spears contemplates a
week spent with friends at Lloyds.
Mrs. r. F. Mcmillan and son Charlie
left this week for trip to jamestown.
Capt. Louis S. Peck, of Jacksonville,
has been a recrnt visitor to the city.
Mrs. S. S. Samuels has been called
to Jacksonville on account Of the illness
of her sister.
Miss Clifton Byrd left for Roanoke,
Va, this week on visit to her cousin,
Miss Louise Byrd.
Mrs. Frlsbee Chittenden is the guest
of her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. ID. Chittenden, on Park Avenue.
Miss Daisy Stewart has returned from
Jamestown, where she has been a de-
lighted visitor to the exposition,
Mrs. Thomas Hail, of Woodville, re-
turned home this week entirely conva-
lescent. Her mother, Mrs. Revell, ac-
companled her.
Miss Jessie Blake who has been con-
fined to her house for some time with
inhamatory rheumatism in her shoulder
is able to be out again.
Mr.. Fred Elliott, well known in Tai
lahassee as one Of her representative
young men, is now at home for a visit
to father, sister and many friends.
Hon. and Mrs. John l.. Neeley expect
to leave tomorrow for Atlanta. Mrs.
Medley and children will not return be-
fore fall
Miss Annie Lloyd Bond left Monday
for Teresa, in company with Mrs Cass-
Ter and children and Miss Christine
Wideman,
The new residence of Mr.. James 7.
Messer, on North Calhoun street, Is al
most completed, and is pleasing addl-
ton to the other newly-buiit homes IN
that vicinity.
Mr.. X. Z. Heipeman, the popular
CLERK at Mr.. julius Diamonds store,
has returned home and to his post OF
duty, after a pleasant several days
! visit to New Orleans
Mr.. w. X. Blake sent TO cur Office
one day last week a half dozen large
and luscious watermelons, which we en-
| loved very much and for which we re-
turn thanks, and Mr.. JOhn Burns left
fine one with us Wednesday.
A quiet marriage took place last Sun
| day afternoon at the Presbyterian
manse, Rev. w. b. Ziegler officiating.
! The contracting parties were Mr.. l.. +.
Masters and Miss Norma Mcmillan.
The Santa Rosa Star says: "See that
your home paper is as desirable a com
panlon for your children as the friends
with whom you permit them TO asso.
ciate, then see that your children read
the home paper"
The many Tallahassee friends Of Hon,
Chas. A. Finley and family deeply sym
pathize with them in the terrible blow
which recently befell them in the death
of Mr.. Finley's son Charles, who was
killed bya live wire in Jacksonville last
Saturday
The little chap toiled YEARLY along
feeling the weight Of his large baske
growing heavier with every step. A
last, meeting "a gentleman who doubt
less looked "easy," he accosted HIM II
despairing evaporation: Say, mister
don't yer wanter buy some o these vel
gosh-durned sQuashesY
In our last issue we published a socia
item about which, II seems, we nae
been misinformed Mrs. \Cassler, Mrs
! Foster and Mrs Chaplin were only IN
) formally entertaining with cards. 1
, couple of neighbors VINO had dropped II
to spend an idle morning hSur. There
were no invitations.
There is something greater for yoI
| IN do ia life than to attend TO YOUR owl
] business, If you mean by your business
! the accumulation of the wealth Of TIN
world. A man is greater than money
and character is superior TO any busi
ness. God is everywhere, and cOnse
q auently in man. What are you dolnl
with the God in yOu?-- Santa Rosa Star
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