Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-10
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

where he has been on a brief visit to
bis VIE, who Is in that town as
quest % her parents. Col. and Mrs.
Weeks
F. p. Henderson has returned from
Orange Heights, where he has been
FOR the past few days engaged I'm the
budding Of pecan trees for Dr.. J. b.
CurtiG
Can't look vel. eat well or feel
ven with impure blood feeding your
body. Keep the blood pore with Bur
dock Blood Bitters. lat simply. take
exercise. keep clean and yOu win have
long life.
Max KraRss Of Savannah, one Of
the oldest and most widely-known
travelling men in the State. Is in the
city for a day OF two In the interest
II Wei a Co. Wholesale shoes. and
Incidentally mingIins with bis friends.
Mrs. v. p Hodges Of High Springs
ID in the city. guest Of her daughter,
formerly Miss Hattie Hodges. now
Mrs. l. w. Denham. Mrs Hodges re-
sided here for some time, and her
numerous friends are always delighted
to welcome her.
Airs. 8. W. LeGrande invites the
ladies' 90 hef spring millinery opening
IN Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
March IL, IL and IL, when the latest
creations In ladies' headwear VIII be
shown. Store located at 1OS East
Liberty street.
The DuttOn Bank has a change Of
advertisement In this issue to which
the attention Of the public Is called.
This Old and reliable institution Is
growing popular In favor every day,
being supported by some Of the most
conservative business men in the
State.
Mr.. and Mira J. NJ. Settle and son
n. ~, have arrived in the city from
Jacksonville. and have decided TO
make this their future home. Mr.
Settle Is a contractor, and his conf
dence In the future Of Gainesville In
dueed him to move here. They will
be gladly welcomed.
Friends OF Mrs. c. F. Goodman. who
has been quite Ill at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. W. p. Garrett 20l West
Court street. will be gratified at the
information that her condition seems
slightly improved. She IL being given
the best OF attention. and II Is hoped
she will soon be all right again.
H. r. Lucas Of Virginia. who has
been here for the past few days on
account OF his health. expects TO leave
today for Fort White and Bradford.
Mr.. Lucas Is 4 lecturer by profession,
and carries a fine series OF illustrat-
ed religious lectures which take we'll
with the general public. He has been
travelling with these lectures for the
past fifteen years.
WarnlSg--I, s. u. Cullen. hereby warn
all persons not to trade for. purchase
or accept, under any consideration,
certain notes bearing date February
26th, one for asS payable TO J. L.
Shaw. and one for t2s5 payable to
E. r. Ward. both notes signed by me,
~ will positively refuse to pay said
notes on maturity. there being no
legal consideration received therefor.
%. b. Cullen.
Col. and Mrs, J. D. Lloyd Of Shoals.
Indiana. who have been here for the
past few weeks, expect 10 leave for
their home today. They expected to
have remained longer. but Col. Lloyd
vas called suddenly homo on bust.
mesa matters which prevents. Col
and Mrs.. Lloyd have been regular
winter visitors 70 Gainesville for many
years. and their friends here are al
ways glad to welcome them,
w. A. Collins. for the past two
years q resident o. this city. but re
eeutly removed to Lake Butler, spent
Sunday here. Mr.. Collins IL the man-
aseF in this section for W. W. Cor
don 4 Co. cotton factors, savannah.
Ca, and the numerous friends Of him
self and family regret very much their
removal 20 Lake Batter, which was
caused by the burning OF the EinnsFy
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