The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-09-27


Cbares Sept 18th Information ~
the brain seems 20 be greatly affecting
our young people. Mr., II s Wood
berry LETT on the 2nd inst. for Chariots-
vile. Va, where he has begun the
study OF medicine. Mr.. Harmon Smith
former Cnaires bow, but for the past
several years Of Quincy. left last week
for Emory College. Mr.. Louis Patter-
son left this morning for the State Uni
yersity Miss Alice and Master Gwynp
Patterson left this morning ia campane
with their uncle Rev. Ira s Patterson
for term IN Southern College at Snth-
erland, while Miss Mary WoodberTy
leaves this afternoon 70 take a post
graduate course at the Alma-Mater
The Woman's College We already
feel proud OF our coming men and wo-
men, and they win not be long coming
either,
Miss Alice Corbett Of Jacksonville,
arrived Monday and renamed till today
with her friend Miss Mary WoOdberry
when she accompanied her 20 Tallahas-
see where she too will take another de-
gree in the college
Mr. and Mrs. Will Patterson are Wis
itiEg their relatives here enroute home
from HendersOnville, ~ c.
Er S p. Chaires and daughter, Miss
Dot: went to Atlanta last week Mr.
Chaires has returned home but Miss
Dot still remains there under medical
treatment we believe.
MIR. B. c. Williams and family will
shortly move to/Tallahassee while Mr..
johnson and family will move here
from Centreville.
Miss Caldwell who is a neice of Mrs.
McLin of Tallahassee, we understand
has been appointed first assistant in
Charles high school.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Roberts Of Cen
treville spent Sunday with Mrs Mary
Snipes, Miss Maude returned home
with ther4 for visit to her old home.
People are continuing to buy and To-
cate at this place, Notwithstanding the
rumor that Mays, two miles east, will
be a town soon. Such q pity no induce
ment was given the railroad company
to come nearer. Mr.. Upchurch is a
very enterprising man and if many of
like nature should become interested in
Mays it may build up, as it will be a
junction. As ever manifesting an en-
prising spirit worthy of imitation, Mr.
G. T. Hancock, Of Tallahassee, has
given the lot for the erection OF a large
hotel there, which offer some live,
wide awake hotel man might do well to
accept. However we are paid very
handsomely to advertise Mays, for
Chaires is our home, but as in every
thing else If the people Of MAYS work
more for the towns interest they de
serve rccompensC.
Mr.. Sam Woodbc.ry, of Quincy. Wis
tied his brother, Prof. Wuodberry, yes
terday
Rev. J +. Woodward and Misses
Patterson and Smith will go 10 Month
cello today TO attend the League Confer
ence till Thursday.
The Democrat made a mistake last
week in stating that Sheriff Courtney
captured the thief here who had been
entering Messrs, Boyd 81 Gibbons barn
every night. Mr.. Scott Fleming very
shrewdly captured him and took him toI
Tallahassee, placing him IN Mr. Court !
ney's custody.
A series Of services will begin in the
Baptist church here Sunday, conducted |
By Rev Mr.. Wells, of Madison.
We are in receipt OF q beautifully |
wordcd Invitation o. be present at a re-
union Of our families the ChappeUs. |
Arlingtoas and Dickcy at the reception !
room, No. l, of the auditorium build |
ing, jamestown Exposition, on October
'25. We would like to be present, as it !
was near this place that our ancestors
landed and settled, q section 80 replete
with historic int" II to this country, !
and our family, the Chappells, being
among the first of the Anglo-SaXon race
to come to the old world The gene
logical history Of this family by MIR, !
Phil. Chappeu, of Kansas, City, Mo. is |
intensely interesting. Mr. X. c. Snipe5, |
OF Georgetown, 5. C., will likely at !
tend en- route to Washington and Now
York.