The weekly true Democrat., 1908-04-17
Chairs PsrsonaI and Local.

ChaiFos Personal and Local
Chaires, April I4.-Miss Alleen
johnson entertained the Junior Ep-
worth Leaguers Saturday afternoon at
her home, combining the monthly busi-
ness meeting with The social. The lit
tie Juniors are alert and active, and It
is interesting to watch their enthusi-
asm. It Is so easy 70 mold the plastic
mind Of childhood in right directions,
and once started right It Is very apt TO
so continue. Il is very necessary that
their exuberent spirits should flow In
the channels Of the League,
Mrs. Joseph Dupree and two children
are visiting relatives in North Carolina.
Mrs. Harley Boyd, who, in company
with her sister from Live Oak, left for
visit to her old home in Alabama ten
days ago, had the misfortune to lose
her trunk, and no trace OF 1t can be
found.
Mr.. William Hightower went up TO
the Capital City Saturday and returned
Sunday with his wife, who is regaining
some of her former strength. Mrs.
HightoWer will not begin housekeeping
again for some time yet, but will visit
her relatives, she being at present
with Mrs. Bradford Chaires.
Mr.. Miles johnson, of Centreville,
visited Mr.. VIM. johnson Sunday night,
attending the Methodist church SER
vices.
On account Of some sickness and some
away visiting, there were not 80 many
out as usual to the Sunday morning
preaching service, but the usual attend
ance was noted in the evening. Mr..
Mickler delivered with much liberty his
sermon from the second verse Of the
one hundredth Psalm.
Mr.. B. c. Williams, of Quincy, spent
Sunday IN Chaires and vicinity. While
here he was the guest Of Mr.. G. W. Pat
terson.
Mr.. VIM. Roberts was in the burg q
few minutes last Wednesday. He said
he came down to get some fine new
grass which Mr.. d. S. Fisher, of Tam
pa, has introduced on his farm here,
although &c Is said this grass cannot be
successfully grown IN our section OF the
country. We believe, however, that
Mr.. Roberts was attempting to kill
two birds with one stone. He Is
candidate, you know.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROndeau Miller and
Miss Willie Duncan drove over from
Black Creek Sunday evening to the
church services.
Miss Lila Smith spent Saturday and
a portion of Sunday with her parents
here.
Mr.. Frank Powell was also a visitor
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Patterson accompanied her son,
Mr.. ]. H. Patterson, TO the Capital
City today. She will visit her daughter,
Mrs. l. S. Patterson, wife Of the popu-
lar pastor of Trinity M. z. Church.
Rev. and Mrs. Mickler spent the day
yesterday with Tallahassee relatives.
Mrs. Fannie chatham left 7or her
home in Mariana yesterday, after q
visit to her niece, Mrs. G. w. Patter-
son. Mrs. C.'s visit was shortened be-
cause of the arrival home Of a favorite
niece, a young girl who is soon to leave
for the foreign mission field, and she
desires to be with her and her mother
who is saddened by the thought Of part
ing with her only child, her other
daughter having died a short while ago.
Mrs. chatham is a lovely Christian
character, having been teacher Of a
certain class Of boys in her home Sun
day School for 40 years. She is now
70.
Roscoe Conkling Snipes was called to
Washington again last week on busl-
ness connected with the Interstate K.
r, Commission. He wrote his mother
while there about the Grand Union
Station Just completed at 9 cost OF
twenty-one million dollars, also OF his
intention to visit the Capitol with some
Of his representative friends and see
them make laws.