The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-22
RUN-OVER LOCALS.

Mrs. l.. A. Fraleigh spent yesterday
in Valdosta.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. j. Pettis OF Green
vile were visitors to the city yesterday.
Louis Fraleigh and Jim Hardee were
business visitors to Quincy last Friday.
Dr.. c. Smith and family went yester-
day to their plantation home for stay
Of several days.
Mrs. J.. II. Patterson and Walter are
spending awhile at Pablo Beach enjoy
ing the ocean breezes.
Mrs. Hunter Patterson is the guest
OF Mrs. w. Preston Thompson at the
latter lady's hospitable country home.
Miss Julia Futch OF Lake City aud
Mr. j. F. Townsend Of Jacksonville,
were guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Livingston, jr.
Edwin Blalock arrived from Valdos-
ia Tuesday afternoon and will! remain
the balance OF the week with his par
ents and friends.
Mrs. George A. Davis and children
returned Tuesday night from very
pleasant visit OF several weeks with
relatives at Pavo, Ga.
Miss Agnes Parramore returned Fri
day from Live Oak where she bad been
the popular guest of friends in that
city for week or two.
Ernest Bradley was in town Tuesday.
Since Ernest's family have been away
he does not visit us often but
spends bis sundays at other points.
With the return Of Mrs. Bradley and
the little girl We may hope to see Ernest
more often.
Some handsome views around town
have been made and printed on post
cards ~ Taylor ~ Son, the photograph
ers. The cards may be had either
from the photographers or at the drug
stores and our people should secure II
set Of them to mail to absent friends.
Charles S. Hardy jr,, of Greenville,
has accepted position for the winter
season with w. $. Overstreet, the popu-
lar dry goods merchant. Mr.. HARDY is
well known to the people OF Madison
county aud he extends TO hi. friends d
cordial invitation TO call on him at
Overstreets where he will be pleased
to meet and serve them.
DR.. and Mrs. Ruter arrived in the
city last Thursday from an extended
trip of several weeks AS far west IA
California. They left for their home in
Live Oak Friday morning. The doctor
SAYS that country is q marvel OF beauty
and prosperity but thinks that Florida
is. after all, COOL enough for him. He
met up with Young Hunter in Tucson,
Arlz., and says that Young has become
so fat and stout that his friends here
would hardly know him.
Prof. Walter Cate, the energetic aud
efficient principal OF our High School
aud Norma Institute has letter in
this paper concerning the school and its
opening next month, Every patriotic.
home loving citizen should read the
letter and respond promptly as far as
posi- BILE to the professors requests, Our
school under Prof. Gates management
has already made name for itself ana
with the proper enco uragement sympa.
thy and support Of the home people is
destined in another year to rank second
TO no other school in the State.
Eve never repent OF eating too lit
tie" was one Of the ten rules Of life Of
Thomas Jefferson, president Of the
United States, and the rule applies to
ecary one without exception during
this'ho weather, because it is hard for
food; even in small quantities, to be di-
cested when the blood is at high tenn
pers'a . At this season we should
ais nd the stomsch as much as posi-
be " & usepf little Kodol For
Ind est o aud Dyspepsia, which will
rest he 4 tomacb by diSesting the TOO d
itself 50 byAY, B. Davis.
Da, dK. temple of Esteto, Fla. was
a visit toa -adison on Monday an i
favore, thisl i;ce with a call. Estero
is the ioied What is known as the
Koresh acpIt y. the Koreshans being
a sect OF feopl wbo hold to what the