The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-25

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Prof Heathwole has returned from
Escsnbia COunty's Teachers meeting.
Mr.. J. A. Brash, Of East Point Is IN
the city on business for few days.
Hon. Frank Adams, Of Jasper is IN
Tallahassee on legal business,
Mr.. M. c. Mcintosh is spending the
Christmas season in Hawthorne, tla,
PostOfIice Inspector Roege e spend
ing the holidays at home with his ram
ily,
Colonel A. b. Small, q prominent
lawyer of Lake City, was In the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. E. C. Sanchez, Of Gainesville,
spent several days here this week on
legal business.
Professor H. A. Hathaway and wife
are the Christmas guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. VanBrunt.
Rev. L S. Patterson and wife viii
spend Christmas with MIR. Patterson o
parents near Madison.
A Tallahasseean, eighty-three years
old. boasts that be took his first dose Of
castor oil a few days ago.
BURNT WORK novelties for sale at
Nicholson's at reasonable prices The
work Of Mrs. NJ L. Banks.
1IMr. ]. n. Lamar, a prominent Flor
idian, Of Tallahassee, is a guest OF the
Duval. Jacksonville Metropolis.
A couple of young men can be accom-
mOdated with a nicely furnished tront
room at 1l2 Park Avenue. 4l-d
"A new supply of diamonds to which
the attention of the ladies is directed
has just been received by Sweet
inc. 1926
Mr.. F. c. Gilmore began work yester-
day on a twO-story residence for Mrs:
DR.. Robinson, corner BrOnough and
Clinton streets.
Mrs. H. S. Beverly, of Apalachieola,
is here to spend the holidays and will
remain over until the inaugural, being
a guest Of the Leon.
Miss Beatrice Sinclair, stenographer
in the Office of the Railroad Commits
sion, has gone 10 her home in Oeala to
spend Christmas.
Get your pictures framed for Christ
mas at COrbett's. All kinds of artistic
moulding from which to make selec-
tiOns. 4O-u
The telephone service on Park Az
enue was severely impaired Monday by
several of the wires being broken by q
fallen tree.
Miss Minna Afford will extend her
holiday over the inaugural season. Miss
Afford arrived home from Converse |
College last Friday night.
Miss Mary Reynolds came home Sat |
urday night from South Florida where |
she is teaching school. She will return !
Miss Wheeler, head of the kindergar-
tendepaEtment at the WOman's College, |
win have the pleasure Of q visit from |
her sister during the holidays.
Mrs. f. B. Biddulph Is up from Jack
sOuVille 70 see her mother, Mrs r. l..
i. Blake, who IL critically III at her res
idenee on Park Avenue.
Rev. ]. Edgar Wilson returned yes
terday from Miami, where be has been
attending the Florida Ann0alC Conference
Of them E. Church, South.
Mira. e. G.. Chesley and son, Mr.. Ned
Chesley, have returned home from Bal
timore, Md, where Mrs. Chesley has
been under medical care for many
months past.
Miss Nelson, M. Murphree's secre-
tary at the Woman's College, and her
little sister, Virginia, will spend Christ
mas holidays with friends IN Jackson
vile.
DR.. b. F. Camp, who is broadly
known as one of the largest. operators
in milling interests in the State, was in
the city Tuesday enrOute TO his home in
White Springs.
Miss Nan Ward is among her old
friends again. During her stay in Tai
lahassee she will be the guest Of Miss
Henrietta Ames.
Miss Maud Marion, Of Superintendent
Holloway's Office, and brother, Paul,
who Is attending Leon High School, are
visiting their parents at Marion Station.
Mrs. James Randolph and children
arrived Monday from ChattshOochee to |
spend the Christmas holidays with her |
parents, Col. and Mrs. John S. Win
thrOp.
/: Get your pictures framed for Christ
mas at Corbett's. All kinds Of artistic |
moulding from which TO make selec-
tons. 40-tf
Mr.. r. w. Cobb and family left on
Tuesday for Palmetto, where Mr.. Cobb |
will engage in the drug business. The |
family have many friends here who ex- |
tend TO them their best wishes.
The finance committee for the inaug-
ural ceremonies have secured all the |
funds needed for the respective enter
tainments. The people Of Tallahassee |