The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Mr.. D. W. COHDtIJ ie1b yesterday TOT
New York, where he goes TO select his
fall stock Of furniture.
Hon. and Mrs. A. G. Groom have re
! turned from a visit 10 Dunedin, where
they have been for the benefit of Mr..
CrOom's health.
Those luxuriant weeds still adOrn the
sidewalks, bitches, vacant lots and
some streets Of Tallahassee.
Figured Lawns and India Cloths at
reduced prices at VanBrunt e. De-
milly's. 10
being harvested. Orders have gone out,
however, and something may be done
In the weed-cutting line pretty soon.
Mr.. G. o. Andrews. one Of the pro-
prietors Of the New Steam Laundry,
has returned from a brief visit TO his
old home in Mariana.
Madam Rumor lis whispering behind
her fan Of seveal midsummer mar
riages TO take place among Tallahassee
eligibles Make your announcements,
young people, we are getting to feel
the need Of some mild excitement.
Just received a choice line of
Bleached DOmestics and White Cam
b-ics at popular prices VanBrunt &
Demilly. i19
Miss Christine Wideman will be the
guest Of Mrs Eugene easier, during the
next month, at St Teresa.
Mrs. Clifford Foster, Mrs. Chaplin
and Mrs. easier entertained a few
friends at cards on Thursday morning.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, of Faceville, Ca.
spent few days in Sopchoppy this
week, returning here for another short
stay, after which she will return home
accompanied by Miss Annie Duval.
Experienced laundry finisher arrived
this week. Twenty-Five have already
Joined the special rate to young men,
which rs ~ per cent. of regular price;
where all underwear is sent. 20
Miss Susie Lou Ellis, who is taking a
course in kindergarten teaching at the
normal department of the Woman's
College, spent pleasant weekend
with Miss Christine Wideman.
The Steam Laundry has found 1t nee
essaTy TO install a seventy |
mangle. All fiat work can be done in |
Of the time. 10
Mr.. l.. M. Lively and little ones left |
yesterday for two weeks visit to |
Quincy.
Change Of copy for the D. r. Cox |
Furniture COmpany's advertisement |
came In after we had gone to press |
with pages that contained same. The |
great trunk ad. offer will now come |
put, so go Immediately and get you a
trunk. A nice line to select from, &C
the closest prices.
Mr.. Ernest McLin visited his parents
and Tallahassee friends again this week.
II the young men will give their
names and send all their laundry work.
all underwear, the Steam
Laundry will give 20 per cent off of
each bill. This includes only those who
sign the list that will be sent around.
Is.
Have you tried the steam cleaner at
the steam Laundry Suits cleaued and
pressed, Sl.O0; spOnged and pressed, 90
cents. Panamas cleaned and blocked,
80 cents; straw, 80 cents. 20
Mrs. p. w. Wilson left on Wednes-
lay for Fernandina, where she goes to
visit friends.
Miss Chappell left yesterday, after a
pleasant visit to Rev. and Mrs. Edgar
b. Wilson.
Mrs. Fred. T. Myers and Master
Blount Myers will leave next Monday
Tor Pablo Beach.
Mrs. Kenneth Hunt has returned home
from visit in the North
The friends Of Miss Mary Lee Scott
will be pleased TO learn of her steady
in health, and that they
vii have her among them again in
lew days.
The BloxhRm Rifles turn out twice a
week for target practice, and the fire
brigade every Friday afternoon for a
drill. The boys are ali deeply interested
IN their organizations and deserve the
encouragement Of our citizens.
Editor John Caldwell, OF the Jasper
News, IL spending several DAYS at the
capital This week he was before the
l. L. investigating Committee. and next
week he will attend the Farmers' Con
vention meeting here.
Miss Jessie Blake Is the victim of a
species OF rheumatic govt in her right
arm and shoulder, which IA extremely
painful, and which prevents the use Of
her hand.
Mrs. j. p. s. Houstoun and family
accompanied by Mrs. Patrick Houstoun,
have gone to st. Teresa for the sum.
mer.
Miss Lillian Walker, Of Portsmouth.
va, is in the city, a guest Of Hon. and
Mrs. II. C. Crawford.
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