The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Abram McDougall is taking his
vacation at St. Teresa.
Mr.. Guy Hayes returned Monday
from few days trip to Jacksonville.
Mr.. John Patterson, Of Chaires, spent
Tuesday in the city.
NOTICE-Dr. R. A. Shine will con-
tinue his fathers insurance business. 4
Mrs. Florida Cox, of Macon, Ca, is
in the city visiting relatives.
Judge J. B. Whitfield and family left
for st. Teresa on Thursday.
Mr.. Frank J. Black is confined at
home with fever.
Mrs. B. j. Bond and little son, are
spending several weeks at Lanark.
Fall garden seed, all kinds, at Holmes
Drug Co. s store. q
Miss Bessie Damon is still enjoying a
very pleasant visit among Jacksonville
friends.
Mrs. Frank c. Keen left Tuesday for
an extended trip TO Atlanta and other
points in Georgia.
Mr.. Mackie Davis returned Monday
from a weeks outing at st. Teresa-on-
the-Guf.
Miss Ethel o. Miller, after a weeks
sojOurn with her parents in Jackson
vile, returned to the city Tuesday.
Major Henry M. Lott, of prospering
Havana, spent Sunday in the Capital,
the guest of DR.. w. L, Moor.
Miss Marie Marcus returned home
last week after a pleasant visit to
friends North and East.
Prof. John c. Calhoun and Lewis M.
Lively were among the excursiOnist to
Apalachicola Tuesday.
Mrs. E. o. Proctor and family re-
turned from a pleasant outing at st.
Teresa last Monday.
Miss Arabelle Hopkins has returned
home from pleasant visit to Mariana,
Fla.
Miss Mary German has returned from
an extended visit to relatives in Jack
sOnville.
Mr.. Guy Haines and Master Frederic |
German, two of the excursionists to
Jacksonville, have returned.
Mrs. Pearl Morris and little daughter, |
Kathleen, of Monticello, visited Mr. and |
Mrs. Harry DeMilly.
Miss Nellie Davis is spending a few
days in Jacksonville with Mr.. and Mrs. !
Joe Davis.
Mr.. J. w. DeMilly, Jr., has returned
from Point Washington and other
places, where he has been on business.
Master John Henry Neeley has ac-
eOmpanied his aunt, Miss 'Tipp" Lott, |
to Havana for a few days.
Master Robert Temple Is spending a |
few days in the country with Mrs. E. N. |
Mabry.
Mr.. L. C. Robinson, of the City Gas
Office, left Friday last for Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
Mr.. b. A. Ragsdale, of the Electric
Light plant, has gone to his home in
South Carolina to spend his vacation.
Miss Florence Lewis returned from
weeks sojourn at st. Teresa-on-the-
Gulf last Monday.
Mrs. d. E. Mabry spent several DAYS
at the Mickler House the past week,
the guest of her son, Mr.. Newt. Mabry.
Miss Mary Whitfield has returned
from Gainesville, Ca, after an absence
Of six weeks.
Mr.. Pickens B. Byrd left on Wednes-
day for trip to Denver, Colo. Expects
to be away for several weeks.
Vote coupons on or before date they
bear for some lady friend in Piano con-
test.
AIR. B. M. Darlington an old Florida
newspaper man, is visiting among his |
Tallahasseess friends to-day.
Hon. W. A. McWilams, Of st. Angus
tine is on official business at the capitol |
to-day.
Mr.. Brooks Bird and Col. E. B. Bailey
of Monticello were in town Monday to
attend the Tobacco Growers Meeting.
Be sure and vote coupon in this issue,
IN piano contest, on or before date they
bear OF they will be void.
Our popular Sheriff and his deputies
have made some important arrests this
week. We will publish facts next week.
Mr.. w. 7. Bannerman was among his
Tallahassee friends again during the
week.
Mrs. A. c. Stewart left Thursday for
Aucilla, where she will visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. c. Scruggs.
Mr.. George Moore returned Wednes-
day from Lanark, where he has been
spending a few days.
Mr.. 7. S. Trantham, stenographer for
Hon. f. T. Myers, leaves on Saturday
for Camden, s. c., for visit Of two
weeks.
Mr.. r. V. Covington, Of the Coving-
ton Company, of Jacksonville, was in
the Capital Monday and Tuesday of this
week.