The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-08-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.

yesterday IN quincy.
Mrs. d. F. Granting is visiting in At
lanta.
NOTICE-Dr. r. A. Shine will con-
tinue his fathers insurance business. 4
Born, on Friday the 2lst, to Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. A. Blackman, a daughter.
Fall garden seed, all kinds, at Holmes
Drug Co.'s store. %
Prof Arthur Williams and family will
spend the month Of September in Bre-
ward, N. c.
Fresh garden seed at Holmes Drug
Co. s store. %
See the notice of General Election in
another column of this issue Of the True
Democrat.
Prof. A. A. Murphree and family have
returned from a pleasant visit at St.
Teresa.
Alec McDougall and family returned
home after pleasant outing at st. Te-
resa yesterday.
Miss Eva Futch, one Of Gainesville's
charming young ladies, is a guest Of
Miss ldella Holloway.
Miss 0merea Holloway is back again
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with friends IN Georgia.
Mrs. w. M. Mcintosh and children
have returned from a pleasant stay Of
two weeks at Panacea Springs.
Miss Susie Stubs, Of Cairo, Ga, is
the guest Of her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. G. VanBrunt.
When a dozen things crowd at once it
takes a level-headed man to hustle and
not get rattled.-Farm Journal,
Professor Arthur Williams, of the
WOman's College, and family will spend
the month Of September in Brevard
N. G.
A young society woman likes to get
on to a new wrinkle, while the older
ones endeavOr to get rid of it.-Farm
Journal.
Mr.. Geo. w. Saxon and Dr. Charles
Ausley are guests Of the Mickler House
during the absence Of their respective
families at Lanark
Mr.. L. c. Robinson has returned from
his visit TO Baltimore and Philadelphis,
and reports a fine trip and pleasant
time among relatives and old friends.
Rev. w. J. Gray, pastor of the Meth
odlst church Hinson, will preach in
Trinity church Sunday morning and
evening. A cordial invitation to every
body to attend these services.
Mr.. e. T. Pierson, the efficient and
popular salesman who was at the head
of p W. Wilson dry goods department
last winter, has returned to Tallahassee
and resumed his former position.
Mr.. B. A. Ragsdale, of the City Elec-
trio Light Plant, has returned from
South Carolina. We hear that he was
greatly missed by his neighbors and
friends.
Mrs. Julia C. Trice is visiting Talla-
hassee friends enroute to visit relatives
at Medart. She will teach school IN the
neighbOrhOod of her fathers home In
North Leon, IamOnia neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Yaeger's very
handsome home is now nearing COM
pletion. When completed it will be de- |
cldedly one of the neatest and comfort |
able homes in Tallahassee.
Mrs. R. w. Cobb has returned home
after six weeks very pleasant visit to
her mother at Columbia, Tenn, where |
she was accompanied by Master Ward !
Reage, and now old r. w. is again more
smiling and more happy than ever.
Work is progressing nicely on the
new residence on corner of Bronaughl
and Clinton street for Mr.. Rugeley, and
the finishing touches is being made on |
Miss Jessie G. Meginniss' new two
story cottage on West Clinton.
Mr.. D. MacLachlan has been visiting
bis old home and friends again this
week, and every Tallahasseean is al |
ways glad TO give HIM a cordial well
come whenever he comes.
Mr.. George w. Saxon, and Messrs.
X. }. Evans and sons, Messrs. Tom and |
julie are temporary guests, for their |
meals, at the Mickler House, during |
the absence Of Mrs. Saxon and daugh- |
ters. and Mrs. Evans and little son |
Frank at st. Teresa and Lanark.
Hon. Sgd. L. Carter, of Gainesville, |
was among his many warm Tallahassee |
friends again yesterday. Judge Carter |
Is candidate for Speaker of the House |
OF Representatives, and if our represen-
tative, Hon. John L. Neeley, is not
elected TO that position, The True Demo |
erat would not object to seeing Judge
Carter secure the election.
Mr.. Elijah johnson was in the city
again this morning with another load of
those delightful yellow yam sweet Do
tatoes. He believe in producing on his
place variety Of the feed crops, and Is !
very successful with everything. Hel
remembers his newspaper man, too.
when he has good things, and left with
Us today some Of his choicest potatoes.
Plenty Of ''hOg and hOminy," with good
Florida syrup, and we viii always re-