The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-09-12
RUM-ovER looms.

Mrs. j. Frank Lines is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs, Matt Thornton.
Mrs. Charlie Morrow returned last
Friday from visit to Hampton
Springs.
For Rent;--6 room house with all
necessary outhouses. Apply to M. M.
DeLsughter.
Madison has assumed metropolitan
airs--s cred hotn lunch wegon now
psram bulstes our streets daily.
Mt. and Mrs. Hunter Patterson have
taken the upper story Of H. NJ, Taylor's
residence and moved into it Tuesday.
John witt, former popular young
citizen OF this town but now resident OF
Lake City, spent Sunday in town with
friends.
Mrs. B, B. Mccall and children are
athome again from delightful sum-
mer outing at WaYnesville, N. c., and
Marietta, Ga,
His friends are glad to see John w.
Wadsworth again at bis post in the
First National Bank. Mr.. Wadsworth
was quite seriously i'll for several days
j. E. Hardee, John L. Fonda and
other Of our citizens expect to visit at
White Springs to-day and attend the
meeting Of the Cotton Growers Aesoei-
alton.
Mrs. r. c Dunn, en- route TO visit
to Mr.. Dunn's people in South Florida,
stopped over with her mother, Mrs.
Hineley, Mondsy. Later she will re-
turn here for a visit Of some length.
Miss Madgs Burnett is at her Ham
burg home again much to the delight Of
her many friends. The young lady
says she had good time and is much
improved. She always has good
time, though.
Prof. and MrB. William A. Cate are
guests Of their con, Prof. Walter Cate,
and family, at the Lines House. Prof.
Cate the elder, will conduct the Normal
Department of Columbia University at
Lake City.
Lack OF material and slowness Of it's
arrival has somewhat retarded work on
the new hotel for several days, but Bill
Davis is satisfied that lac will have the
building completed and ready to be
turned over to the lessee by the fret Of
November.
Byrd Belote sold to W. L. Tooke on
Tuesday the four Coffee cottages on
South Range street fronting the plant
OF the Madison Ginning Co This is an
excellent piece Of property and Mr..
Tooke has made fine Investment. The
property brought satisfactory price.
Mrs. j. A. Hughes whose home is
now in DeSoto county, arrived Satur-
day for visit Of several weeks to
friends and relatives in town and coun.
ty. At present she is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Flynn, in town but will 60
soon to visit her mother, Mrs. Flowers
in the Hamburg neighborhood.
On Archer Smiths plantation there
are number OF sweet orange trees
which are loaded down with fruit. SO
heavy is the crop Of oranges on the
trees that it is necessary to prop the
branches with poles to keep the limbs
from breaking from the weight Of the
fruit. The oranges are Of very fine
flavor.
Here's a chance for some money for
you. We want someone in Madison to
buy pecan nuts and fig cuttings for US
this winter. There is money in this for
some young man who has got some
hustle in him. Write at once for
particulars to ARCADIA NURSE RIEs J..
H. G1RARDEAu, JR, Mgr, Mo nticellc,
Florida 4w.
From 4:3O to $50 lpst Thursday af-
ternoon Mss Kathleen Thomas enter
tanned her friends At box ball party.
Mrs. W. B. Cate was present IN The
capacity Of chaperone, and the guests
were Misses Childress Of sweetwater,
Tenn, Lila and Hazel Tucker, Helen
Beggs, Loula and Efie Hardee, While
Hineley, Agnes Parramore, Susie Stew
ems EuIa Hossell and Sadie Whitlocs;
Messrs. Phil Parramore. J B. Brinson,
r. H. Rowe. Vans Randall, Wardlaw
Brinson, James Mccall, [. A. Sparks OF