The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-03-05


Misses Leila Terry and Cora stebbtD.
Of Hickory Grove we're visitors in Madi-
son Monday.
Frank Webb of MscOn spert
Thursday and Friday in Madison, the
guest Of Mr., and Mrs. A. Livingston.
Mrs. Richard Shackelford Of Jackson
vile is the petite and pleasant guest Of
Mrs. Matte Wltherepoon having arriv-
ed early last week.
Miss Fannie Livingston was the de-
lightful guest Of Mrs. =. B. Smith last
week, and is spending this week with
her niece, Mrs.T +. Crimson.
Frank Parramore, after spending a
week or more with his wife at the home
Of her father, J. B. Hardee, left Mon
day for protraoted business trip TO
Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Davis and Mr.,
and Mrs. R. D. Rowe spent Monday in
the woods, the occasion being picnic
and fish fry given for the little folks ct
Mr. Davis family and several Of their
friends.
DR.. Armstrong, the well known eye
and nerve specialist Of Jacksonville,
will make regular professional visits TO
our t-wn once month. His next visit
will be March 25th, and he may be seen
ct the Merchants Hotel for that one
day only.
The next number Of the Lyceum
course will be- given at the auditorium
on next Wednesday evening, 18th inst,
when the Edwin r. Weeks Company
will make Its first appearance In our
little city. This company comes high
! ly recommended and will doubtless
prove pleasure to patrons Of the
course. Remember the date-Wednes-
day next, 18th inst,
The protracted meeting now 10 pro.
Rress at the Bsp:ist church is being
largely attended and the daily services
are greatly enjoyed. Mr.. O'Hara, oil
Montgomery, Ala, who is in charge Of
the meeting, has by bis deep earnest
ness and pleasing methods impressed
himself upon the people OF Madison and
results are expected to crown his efforts
in the Masters cause.
Be careful about that little cough.
Get something right away; some good,
reliable remedy that will move the bow
els. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently yet promptly on the bowels
aud allays Inflammation at the same
time 1t is pleasant to take and it is
especially recommended for children,
as II tastes nearly as good as maple sug.
ar. Sold by W. B. Davis.
E W. Irvine, popular commercial
traveller and also candidate for Rail-
read Commissioner, was visitor to
Madison this week, spending Monday
IN the city Mr. Irvine, in conversation
with the New Enterprise man, express
ed himeelf as very sanguine Of his
election to the Office which be seeks
His friends here-and thew are many
are gratfled to learn Of his probable
success in the political field.
The Town mass meeting Will be held |
next Friday Aight-lSlh inst. Three
counciImen are to be nominated to sue
coed Councllmen Yates, Bunting and
Smith whose terms expire with the
present administration. We presume
these gentlemen will ask for re election
though We have beard neither Of them
express themselves in the matter For
Clerk and Treasurer Seyier Griffin,
present incumbent, will seek another
term and be will be opposed by ). J
Newman one OF our best and most prpu-
lar young citizens. This race promises
to develop into pretty one. No name
for mayor other than that Of Randell
Rowe, present incumbent, has been men
toned in our hearing and the SUPPOSE
tion is that be will get the nomination
without opposi ton. The fght for
marshal win be three-cornered one
with Will Dale, present incumbent. Ben
Stewart and Hunter Patterson ae the /
contestants. The town election always
centers 10 interest on the race for mar
shall and this yeaf will prove no ex-
ception to tue rule. Which is the
strongest candidate will only be deter
mined after the ballots are counted and
the result announced.