The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-14
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Call ana see lnem, ~
Messrs. W. s Coffee and John Wads-
worth are at home again after q most
pleasant stay Of several days at Hamp-
ton Spring.
Dewitt's LATHE Harry Nise7s are small,
safe, sure aud gentle little pills. Sold
by W. B. Davis.
From Broken Arrow, okla, comes
the news of the re election Of Knox
Rowe as city treasurer, and the complete
victory Of the democratic ticket il the
recent city election. A year ago Mr.
Rowe wss elected to the position, being
the only democrat who was successful
10 that election. Knox Is Madison
boy, son OF Mr.and Mrs. Rufus ID Rowe,
and is cashier Of a bank ut Broken
Arrow. His many friends here will be
delighted to learn Of his business and
political success in his far.away
western home.
am candidate for Member of
school Board for District No, 2 aud
earnestly solicit the votes of all demo
Gratis al the polls next Tuesday. II |
am honored with election 1 will dis
charge the duties to the best Of my
ability. j. r. GRAMBLlNG lw.
This afternoon the ladies Of the
Cemetery Improvement Association
will serve ice cream and cake and other
good things TO all who call for them.
The fete will be held on the shores Of
beautiful Lake Francis and will com
nieucs at four O'clock, continuing
through the afternoon and evening. The
ladies have also. secured the use of the
motor boat for this occasion and will
conduct parties for a trip on the lake.
/ Be sure and attend and patronize the
ladies' in their efiorts for the improve
hent Of our cemetery.
We are advised by DR.. Armstrong
that he will 10 future make regular
professional visits to Madison on We'd
uesday following the first Monday in
each month. This will be OF great ad-
vantage TO those wishing strictly high
class professional service in the line Of
csc treatment He can always be seen
on that date at the Merchants Hotel
One day only. lw.
AT the Baptist parsonage Sunday
morning, Rev w. r. Ivey officiating,
Frank Paterson and Miss Bertha John
son were united 10 holy wedlock. The
marriage was complete surprise TO the
families Of both contracting parties
The groom lie a young man scarcely
eighteen years OF age and Is the son OF
Hon. snd Mrs. r. j. Paterson. His
fair Young bride is the niece Of Mrs
Thos. G. Perry with whom she has
been living for some time. The young
couple went to Bowling Park for short
stay returning Monday. Our congrat-
vlations and best wishes are extended
to them
Mr.. John Riha OF VIning, Ia, says
81 have been selling Dewitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills for about year and
they give better satisfaction than any
pill ] ever sold There are a dozen peo-
! pie here who have used them and they
give perfect satisfaction in every case.
| have used them myself with fine re-
eults.r Sold by " B. Davis.
] Miss Eta Morrow is now visiting her
4 brother, J, l.. Morrow, and family at
Dunnellon where she will remain some
time before returning home. Mics Eta
has paid an extended visit TO her sister,
| Mrs. W. P. Head, IN Tampa, in which
city she was the recipient Of many social
attentions. A recent issue of the Daily
Times Of that city contained the follow
ing:There was a gathering Of members
OF the Philathea and Baraca classes Of
the Garrison Baptist mission at the
home.of pr. ana Mrs. w. P. Head on
Howard avenue last Thursday. The
occasion was lawn party given 10
honor OF Mrs. Heads sister, Miss Eta
Morrcw,of Madison. Japanese lanterns,
prettily hung, aided the bright moon TO
furnish light for the occasion. Games
we're played and refreshments served.
The event was voted one Of the mosl
enjoyable Of the season.