The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-08-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEHS.

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Mrs. W. L. Moor, Azalee and Frank,
are spending the week at Lanark.
NOTICE-Dr. R. A. Shine will con-
tinue his fathers insurance business. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Mercer have re-
turned from their visit to relatives in
Georgia.
Mrs. Frank Keen left Saturday last
for 0glethOrpe, Ga, to visit relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Wallace Quarterman went up for
a days visit to relatives at Quincy last
Saturday.
Mrs. J. NJ. McCrOry and Mr.. Linton
Strange, Of DeLand, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Strange, on Monroe st.
Fall garden seed, all kinds, at Holmes
Drug Co. s store. %
Mr.. c. B. Gwynn and family are now
very pleasantly located in the Charles
cottage at Panacea Springs.
Mr.. J. E. Theus has returned home
after a weeks pleasant visit to his
mother at Bsrwick, Ga.
Mrs. John Mickler has returned to
Tallahassee after an extended visit to
Jacksonville, DeLand and Fernandina.
Mrs. James Beggs, with her two
daughters, of Orlando, arrived yester-
day on a visit to her mother, Mrs. K. A.
Shine.
Mrs. George w. Saxon and daughters,
Misses Lucille and Helen, left Thursday
afternoon for Lanark, for an outing of
several weeks.
DR.. r. GOlstein, eye specialist, is
again in the city for several days, loca-
ted at the New BlOxham. See his ad-
vertisement.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Reeves returned home
from Cuthburt the first of the week and
then went to Macon, Ga, her old home,
for q weeks visit.
Early morning rides are very popular
in Tallahassee. A party Of young peO-
pie from the Mickler House went out
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Willie Damon returned home |
from White Springs greatly improved |
in health, and Major Herman Damon is |
now at Hampton Springs.
Hon. E. C. Smith, Chairman of Leon
Board of County Commissioners, was
circulating among his hosts of Talla- |
hassee friends again today.
Mrs. M. F. Millken and daughter, |
Miss Daisy will leave this week for At |
lanta, Gainesville, Ga, and Ashville, |
N. c., for the remainder Of the summer. !
There will be preaching in Trinity
church Sunday morning and night, by |
Rev. Fred Blackburn, pastor of the
Methodist church at Madison. Every |
body invited to attend.
A party of young people were delight
fully entertained Tuesday evening at |
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude |
L'Engle, as the guests Of their children, |
Frank, Marian and John.
Change of coyy for Miss Adele &C.
rard's Millinery advertisement came in
too late for this weeks issue Look out
for it next week. She has a store full
of all sorts of nice articles for the la
dies.
Mr.. Robert H. Mickler has announced
in this issue as City Tax Collector, to
succeed Mr.. c. Z. Fem, who announces
that he will not stand for election again.
Mr.. r. W.. Cobb and others are talking
Of running also. A hot city campaign
is promised.
The True Democrat Office was honored
by a call yesterday from the Oldest ma
tiVe-born Tallahassean now living, Mrs. |
NJ. A. Blake, who is within two weeks
Of her 18th birthday. Mrs. Blake was
looking well, and is as free from wrin-
kles as a young (?)sixty-yesr old maiden.
Mr.. w. H. Ellis, attorney general of
the State Of Florida, was among the |
distinguished arrivals at the Aragon |
hotel yesterday Mr.. Ellis has only late |
" returned from Boston, having spent |
several weeks very pleasantly at differ
ent resorts near there. Times Union, |
19th.-General Ellis arrived at his Tai
lahassee home on Wednesday.
The appointment of President MUIR
phree, Of the Florida College for wo-
men, as a member Of the committee of |
college men who will aid the National
Democratic Executive Committee in |
certain lines during the campaign, is an |
excellent one, and will be approved by
the Democrats Of Florida. The appoint. |
ment was made by Hon. 7. A. Jennings
as q member of the National Commit |
tee. Short Talks, Times-U Union.
Prof. l.. w. Buchholz left Tuesday
for Tampa. He made the True Demo
erat farewell call Tuesday morning
and requested to have the paper visit |
HIM each week in his new home so that
he might keep in touch with the people |
among whom he has lived for seven |
years past. The Dean will be greatly |
missed both at the College and in the
community.