The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-13

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Smiths.
Col. Randell Rowe made profes
sional welt 70 Lake City Monday.
Dunnitte Mays Is at home again after
a couple OF weeks pleasantly spent in
visiting relatives at Talahasses.
Mrs n. c. Beyan, Mrs Bryan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bevan returned home
Tuesday night from Hampton sprlng-
P.L, Fulford OF the Ebb section Of
the county, was business visitor ip
the city Tuesday ard paid this Office an
appreciated call
MesdamesS j. Ellison and Waite
Oyerstreet are ut home again sitter set
,r.l weeks Delightfully."- speht withs SO
and brother, Frank Ellison, at Iaver-
mess.
John Morrow left last Saturday
morning for Mayo where he 10 this
week engaged in attending to the nusl~
cal feature OF revival meeting being
conducted by R-v. Burke Cnlpepper.
Wash sutley has accepted position
at the hardware store Of Tharin s. Les
lie where he will be plcased to see ali
Of his friends and serve them. sUnole
Wash one Of Madison most popular
citizens and statesmen aud his friends
live 10 every section Of the county.
A large force Of railroad hands ar
rived In town Monday and at once pro-
ceeded 70 arrange a-camp along the
route OF the Madison Southern Railway
which will be constructed iu souther-
" direction az rapidly as possible. This
forceof hands will also complete the
work OF connecting Yaldosta Southern
and 5. a. L. railways at p6iat south
OF the lake Of the Florida Manniactur-
log Co the trestle across ilie lake
log been built some weeks ago, onll G
iron remaining 10 be laid
Three new membefs enrolled q
names 90 the Baraca Glass list &C
Methodist sunday school last sunday.
bringing the total membership up TO
.27 The class met last sundey for the
iirst time 10 its new class room vhich
Is lars er and cooler than the room
heretofore used The members are
anticipating with great delight tho
first Of what we trust viii be a series
OF entertainments. Mr. Louis Fraleigb,
the efficient secretary, has invited an
members Of the class 70 be his guests al
bie home 70 night and he wants to well
come every member.
1t was The universal opinion OF those
present at the Pineland picnic on last
Friday that the people OF Pineland un-
derstaud The art OF enteriainiug. and
where al did 80 well it would seem
invidiods to mention names. hut the
ARMSTRONG;, Beggs, Lnniers, Moores,
Pate sons and Wilson's, aided by Others.
we're unremiiling in their attentions to
visitors, The forenoon was spent in
pleeeant intercourse and making and
renewing aoquainiauces Ice cream and
lemonade was bountlfully served by tho
ladies, from which they realized beat
sum for church purposes. At high noon
dinaer was announced, and truly, it
was q feast OF good things. Doe rarely
sees such well cooked dalnties, and
after all the people were served there
we're oceans left At three o'clock the
crowd went ia The church aud DR..
Micklc wos made Master Of Ceremonies
--he also made a short talk that was
well received. n L. easily seen that the.
doctor Is prime favorite there. The
choir % a good one and they gave ua
come fine music Three little misses
Perry, Paterson and Armstrong did
their share towards entertaining with
we'll rendered rscitations and eonqs.
At four o'clock the men and boys al.
iourned TO the baseball grounds
beautiful square ia The opon woods
about q quarter Of q mile from the
church. Then the women held a Mis-
hionary service led by Miss Denham OF
Monticello, who gave O most admirable
talk, aud 40 her suggestion Miss Arm
strong aud Mrs d. G smith told what
eaoh society was doing iof The care %
Missions. Later, The vonon went te
The hAeenall gfound but for faar ol
hurting feelings ven 90 tell che scora