The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30


Iaese items Nitl other Interesting
locel matter were overlooked after the
tspe had been set, corrected and pre-
pared for last weeks newspaper.
(haires, Aug 10, 1897. AIR Harley
2dyd went to Jacksonville Monday the
5tb, where at 3 o'clock next day he was
united ia marriage to Miss Esteile Roife
AZ the house of her sisfer Mrs Mickler.
Mf. and Mrs. Boyd arrived in Chaires
Tuesday night and are making their
home with Mr.. Boyd's parents until
their house is completed at the mill
two miles east of the village The
groom is the only son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry Boyd who have ranked among
our best citizens ever since their re-
1loval from Cecil, Ca, four years, ago,
while the bride is formally of Hunts
vile, Ala, she has been IN Florida
some time ranking among the best
trained nurses, and for this reason she
IS no stranger here. The marriage was
q very romantic one and all the friends
OF Mr.. md Mrs. Boyd wish them long
life Of happiness.
Rev. Isaac Jenkins, vice. president of
Southern College, at Sutherland, ar
rived in Charles Sunday and delivered
fine sermon in the evening in the
Methodist Church. Not because of
Mr.. jenkins visit here but of the SUI
perior advantages which Sutherland. af-
fords, three of our brightest young peo-
pie will enter this institution at the fall
opening
AS Mr.. Upchurch finds his business
will prevent him from attending the ex-
position as he intended, his family who
has been spending the Summer at
Holly Springs, N. G. will return home
next week.
Rev. j. f. Woodward spent last week |
at st. Teresa as the guest Of Mr.. Rob- |
ert Bradford. He reports delightful !
visit and better feelings
Mr. b. G. Williams says he has sold /
his farm to Mr VIM. johnson, of Cen |
treville, who will take possession in |
December While we shall certainly /
miss Mr. Williams family, we welcome |
Mr.. johnson. We are not at liberty to |
say yet where Mr.. W. will 60
Mrs. Burroughs intends to be the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs Ben
Charles, at Panacea, this week.
Miss Lila Smith left last week for a
visit to her sister and brothers in Quin-
cy. Miss Lila recently had as her
guests Miss Ida Edwards, of Lloyd, and
Miss Clifford Baum, of Madison. The
latter is now visiting her uncle, Mr..
Simpson Crump. - II -, 49,, 49,.
Mr.. Frank Powell, of the Oake Dale
vicinity, recently visited in our burg,
because presumably of some charm
which Madison temporarily lent
Charles.
Mr.. VIM. Roberts and family, Mrs
h. L. Burdine and Mrs. Laurie Conner
all of Centreville, spent the eleventh
with the family of Mrs. Mary Snipes.
Mrs. Eddie Brinsin spent almost all
of last week with her friend, Mrs.
Sloan, of Madison.
Mr.. Gibbons returned last Thursday
from visit to the big show, and, with
his mother in South Carolina, Mr.. Glib
bons says he can scarcely say what i'm
pressed him most at the exposition, as
any Of ii is we'll worth the trip; but he
was especially interested in the War
Department.
Miss Allie Henderson, of Monticello,
was the pretty and attractive young
guest of her cousin, Miss Dora Strick-
land, recently
Mr. VIM. johnson, of Centreville,
was the all-day guest of Mr. b G. Will
liams, last Wednesday while Mrs. John
son visited Mrs. Snipes.
Like an insidious foe, the germ of
that was thought to be entire
ly destroyed is found to be still lurking
around in the development of another
case of measles -the first in many
months. However, no harmful effects
are following it. and no one need be
alarmed. About everyone here has had
now.
We were about to forget an item
which we feel should be written in ital-
II tuf1 20 a
petition and forwarded it to Washing
ton, signed by>Rll our citizens, request
ing a discontinuance of the Sunday
mails. This has been hCnored, and now
our postoffice is closed till Monday
Bring the Democrat 2our lob printing.