The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-11-13
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Dir. Lawrence M. Murray, now of
New York City, but at one time a stu
dent at the Florida State College, has
recently been visiting among his old
Tallahassee friends.
Mr.. Nelson, Of Lynchburg, Va, was
among the city's visitors the early part
Of this week
Little Raymond Harold, who has been
a patient in the Silver Cross Hospital
since he was brought here last week
from St. Marks by DR.. H. +. Palmer,
to be operated on for appendicitis, is
is rapidly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal G. Dunn are now
comfortably dOmiciled in the hullikin
cottage on North Monroe street. The
house further out on Adams street,
formerly occupied by them, will be the
future residence of Mr.. Louis b. Cohen
and family.
Mr. Mcdaniel and family are now
keeping house in the Davis cottage, OPP
posite East Hall.
The new residence recently erected
by Miss Jessie c. Meginniss, on West
Clinton street, is now occupied by Cap. |
tain r. h. Rose and family.
Mr.. Clinton Dawkins, whose recent
illness has forced upon him an extra va
cation, will return to Atlanta next week |
to resume his studies in the School of /
Technology.
Miss Elizabeth Tatum will entertain
her Sunday School class tomorrow az
ternoon at "Spider-web" party. The |
young people are anticipating much fun
from this novel entertainment.
DR.. Ronalds has returned for the win
ter to his beautiful home, Live Oak,
about four miles northwest Of the city.
The Senior League held fine meet
ing Sunday afternoon, with Miss Marie
Mcconnell as leader. Let all young
people attend these meetings. Held at
Trinity Church each Sunday afternoon
at AIS o'clock.
Mr. Strange took his family to Charles
Sunday a. m. in the automobile to visit
Rev. Micker and family, and to attend
Quarterly Conference. Rev. j. E. Will
son preached morning and evening.
Call on US when you are in deed of
printing. We also make rtbbsr stamps.
Contestees can be entered in the
Piano Contest at any i ne. Put a
friend in
Rev !. S. Patterson assisted Rev.
Mcdaniel in pTotracted services at
Bethel Church several days this week.
Mr.. Walter Bennett, of Savannah.
was here the past week to attend the
funeral of his brother.
l want to secure unfinished room
for light housekeeping. Apply to Miss
L. r. Wilson, at j. w. FerrelPs. 1t
Prof. e. r. Caldwell, the Piano
Tuner, VINO gave such satisfaction In
Tallahassee last year, Is again in the
city, and orders left at Sweeting's, or
the Mickler House, will receive his at
tention.
DR.. F. Pasco preached to full house
at Trinity Methodist Church Sunday
morning. At the close Of Sunday School
eleven members were received into the
church, and FIVE babies were baptized
by the pastor At the evening service,
just before preaching, the installation
Of Senior and Junior League officers &C.
Cured, witnessed by large congrega-
ton. In addition to other songs by the
choir and Junior Leagues, a solo that
was much appreciated was rendered by
Miss Myers.
The Junior League held q rousing
Sunday afternoon. Bessie
Temple, leader. DR.. Pasco's talk was
much enjoyed by the seventy boys and
girls present. Ny, how they did sing. ]