The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL lTEHS.

NAAAAN W. eNHa
Senator w. W. Flournoy, of DeFu.
MAX, visited Tallahassee Monday.
Mrs. r. H. Gamble is expected to re-
turn home from Baltimore today.
Attend memorial service at Elks
Hall at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. John Collins is again coying with
the fnny tribe at St. Marks this week.
Picture Framing for Christmas arts
tically done at Corbett's. 4O-tf
Rev. J. B. Pruitt is preparing to move
into the new Baptist parsonage next
week.
Mrs. Criswell and Miss Taylor, of Sa-
vannah, were guests of the Leon last
Sunday.
Mr.. F. c. Elliot has at last recovered
his transit which so mysteriously mis-
carrier a few weeks ago.
A couple of young men can be accom-
modated with a nicely furnished front
room at ll2 Park Avenue. 41-tf
Capt. w. J. Tucker, of Fort Pierce,
visited his friend, Commissioner McLin,
at the Capitol Monday.
The public will be welcomed at the
memorial service at Elks Hall Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. Luther Holloway was the guest
last Friday and Saturday of Mr. Lind
say Papy, of cambridge, Ga.
Mr.. P. G. Wooten, father of Mrs. T.
N. ShacklefOrd, will spend the winter
with his son in BishOpville, S. Z.
Miss Mary D. Lewis has returned from
a delightful trip to Kentucky and seve-
raj Of the more northern States.
The Sopchoppy Argus boasts that
several Of Tallahassee's most success
full business men are Wakulla boys.
Mrs. F. Clifton Moor is having the |
pleasure of a visit from her mother, |
MRS. Howell, of Washington, D. c.
Rain is greatly needed throughout
this section. Farmers say it is one Of |
the driest seasons ever experienced.
Mrs. E. j. Howell, pOstmistress of
Charles, spent Wednesday in the city |
with her sister, Mrs. l. S. Patterson.
Two young ladies desiring a nice fur
nished apartment in excellent neighbor- |
hood should apply at III Park ave. If
The Walker Public Library is daily
expecting a large consignment of new
DOVhSj TIC AabSoL alIu bSSb lungs III nc
ton.
The people down in Wakulla claim
that they are making considerable
money this season trapping varmints
for their pelts.
Get your pictures framed for Christ
mas at COrbett's. All kinds of artistic
moulding from which to make selec-
tions. 4O-tf
Mr.. Jesse L. Billingslea, who has
been secretary to the Attorney General,
left Tuesday for Washington, where he
IS to complete his course in law.
Get your pictures framed for Christ
mas at COrbett's. All kinds of artistic
moulding from which TO make seec-
tiOns. 4O-tf
Anew floor is to be placed in the base
ment Of the Office of Commissioner Of
Agriculture, within the next thirty
days. 1t is certainly very much needed
Piano Voting Coupons will be given
by US with each purchase hereafter
no matter how small.
38-tf WALKER g. BIAcK ,
DR.. w. H. Hart, of Yonkers, N. Y.
Is with his Tallahassee friends again q
At present DR.. Hart is the guest of DR..
Tennent Ronalds out at Live Oak.
Merhtens- Morelli concert Second
Lyceum attraction. At Munro's Opera ,
house, Monday, December Z, at 8 O'Clock :
P m. Seats on sale Saturday, Deem
Der 5.
MIR. c. f. Cayerly and son, c. E.
Caverly, Jr., of Atlanta, were guests of n
Mr.. j. l.. Hall, Sunday. Mr.. Caverly is
a leading wholesale merchant of the
Gate City.
DR.. John w. DENNY, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis a few weeks
since at the city hospital, is now slowly
Tecuperating at the home of his uncle, /
Mr.. John Collins
hessrs. Brandon Byrd and Sig G. {
Mayer, Of Tallahassee, are guests of {
the Aragon. Mr.. Mayer is a we'll {
known manufacturer of cigars. Jack I
sOnvllle Times Union, Nov. 30. Z
Mr.. George N Footman, of Cbaires
s among the list Of jurymen this week, !
This gentleman and his son bear the
unique distinction Of being the only two
men of the name in the State of Florida.
Four balcs of cotton being hauled
from Wells cotton warehouse TO the
depot Tuesday we're ignited by a spark
from the drivers pipe, and considerably
burned in front of the Capitol before
they could be extingwshed.
Mr. Chas. F. Steward, of Pensacola.
assistant circulating manager OF the
Journal, is IN the city in the interests of
that paper. Mr.. Steward has met with
gratifying success, the Journal being a
favOrite daily with the Tallahassee read
ing public.
Leland j.. Henderson, secretary Of