The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-05
LEGAL News iron Chairss.
CHAIREg, Jul

OhAlhEBg Suly y AOVls
It n sometimes true that one extreme
drought is being followed by cOpiOus
rains every day, accompanied by a
great deal Of lightning. Farmers say
the cotton and corn crops will be very
short.
Mrs. j. G. Upchurch and children
left Monday morning for q couple Of
months visit with her parents and
other relatives at Raleigh, N. c., and
Cheraw, s. G.. Mrs. UpchuOch Is very
popular In Chaires, and her friends
will miss her greatly. Her brother,
Mr.. Hubert Cotton, accompanied his
sister for 3 couple Of weeks visit.
Mr.. Scot Fleming IL having all the
depot buildings present q better APP
pOarance by fresh coat Of paint.
Mrs. Gibbons and children spent last
week at Hampton Springs.
Mrs. Dranglety Is spending this week
with her parents ct GrOenville.
Mrs. n. &. Williams and mother,
Mrs. DR.. Rivers, were expected 70 ar
rive from WaterbOrO, s. C., last night,
where they have been visiting land at
CharIeston) for tho past three months.
DR.. Rivers died q month ago In Charles
ton, and Mrs. Rivers will make her
home with her daughter. Both mother
and daughter are universally loved, and
they have the sympathy Of everyone
II their bereavement.
Miss Gladys Patterson, Of Mosely
Hall, u the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Clifford Patterson, who entertained
her Informally last Thursday evening,
but. owing 20 the inclemency Of the
weather not very many were present
Miss Hattie Brandon, accompanied
b. her brothers and young lady cousin,
visited Miss Lila Smith, Sunday, from
Oak Dale.
One Of our young men says that
since . certain young lady left he has
fallen of several pounds. Since he
cant well afford 10 lose 30 much flesh,
and she has only beer gone q week, we
would advise him TO have her return II
he can.
Mrs. Tom Macon and little son Ar
thur, Of Quincy, will return to-day
from Hampton Springs, stopping in
Chaire8 for q several days visit with
her father, Judge Smith.
Measts. Elton and Louis Patterson
intend leaving for q seyeFal days visit
70 Tampa Monday. We recall the visit
OF two pretty Tampa girls to Chaires
once.
Masses Ira Davis and Bessie Gelzer,
Of Lloyd, will arrive to-day TO visit
Mrs. J. H. Patterson.
daughter, Sadie, will arrive home Fri
day from their month"; visit In the
beautiful and historic town Of George.
town, 8. G., on Winyale bay.
Masses Ruth Jones and Willie Dun.
ran Rhn ananN a faSar Aaua ss,ikh Mlaa
Mamie Snipes during her mothers alb.
aenee, left for hOma Sunday, and more
than one miss these charming girls.
Mrs. Burroughs and Mas Eddie Dun
can returned from their visit 70 Mrs
Ben Chaires Saturday. They will re-
main with Mrs. d. G. Chaires and at.
tend q picnic on the Fourth at Lake
Erie. Others here will spend that day
on Mlccosukie lake.
Mr.. John ChAIres' house will be
ready for occupancy next week, when
he will move his family into IL. Mr..
Will HlghtOwer will also move his fam
ily into the burg then.
Judge Conner and dGughter-in-law,
Of COntreville, were guests Of Mrs. II.
Il. Carnine last Sunday week.
A. we were requested not 10 tell Il,
we will relate how one Of our citizens
deceived his wife In order to get her TO
move 10 Florida, she being opposed 10
moving from her native State to a
better one. He came down last winter,
bought tame turkey, turned Il out In
the woods and shot Il; took IL all the
way back home and told his wife he
killed Il In the woods. En- route home
a Georgian told him he couldn't fool
people that way, because everyone
knew that tame turkeys have black
feet and wild ones have reed feet. But
II seems that sometimes when q man
can't fool anyone else he can his wife
Whether he got her into the notion 70
move or not we don't say, but they
moved; but unfortunately thla ruse Was
exposed 10 the wife, and now she II
gone. The husband Il hoping for her