Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22

mother and Is en route home. while
here they are guests Of Mr. and Mrs
C. c. PedF4ck.
Dosha, Burnett went to Hague yes.
terday where last night he attended
an entertainment and box supper AT
the home OF Phillip Dampier. The en-
tertainment was a church beneat.
Miss Alice Strickland. the popular
and efficient teacher Of the Windsor
school. passed through the city yes
tefday en- route 10 her homo At Wal
Do. where she will spend Sunday.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures the
most obstinate coughs and expels the
cold nom the system an It is mildly
laxative. II Is guaranteed. The gen.
uine Is In the yellow package--J. w,
NcCollnm q Co.
Born, to Rev, and Mrs. w. II, Har-
grave. Rich Hill, NO. on the 18th inst.
fine girl Mrs. Hargrave is well
known here. being formerly Miss
Maria B., daughter of Judge j, A.
Carlisle. Her numerous frlends In
this section will extend congratula.
tons.
r. s. WoltG OF Lake City Is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. N. H. Cox, at the
University barracks Mr., woltG Is a
veteran OF the Civil War, being one
Of the youngest men to enlist He
was with Lees troops In Virginia Tar
tlllery)s and went through the siege
Of Vicksburg.
II you want chairs, now Is the time
to stock up" as the Gainesville Fur.
niture Company tells you In this is-
sue OF sweeping reduction In chairs
of all kinds, and gives the reason why.
All other lines of furniture and
houseturnishings are also offered at
rock'bottom prices, -..,.
Miss Elise Walker. tho charming
daughter OF Major and Mrs. Walker,
who has been In the city for the past
few weeks, left Thursday for New
York, from whence she will sail for
Panama In a few days, Miss Walker
expects to spend several weeks with
friends on the Isthmus.
After a delightful visit with Mrs.
W. b. Taylor and Mrs, c, A. Col
clough In this city, Mrs. Il. c. Cooley
returned yesterday to her home In
Jacksonville. Mrs. Cooley's numerous
friends here were delighted to have
her with them, and trust she will
favor the city with her presence
again
Dir. and Mrs. Louis Ralbneld Of
Paiatka are In the city. Mr.. KAlbaeld
rightfully claims the title Of "the bud.
est man In town." rs he IL proprietor
Of the Arlington and Graham hotels,
manager Of the new Howell TheateF.
and has q half-dozen other irons in
the IRE. but no handles them all EN-.
ciently.
Dr.. 8. X, Semple OF Pennsylvania,
a veterinary surgeon Of note. IL IN the
city. DIT. Semple has had twenty-five
years experience 10 the diseases Of
horses, seven Of which we're With the
United States Government, Tie IL
touring Florida, and is well pleaeed
with the State In general and this
section in particular,
Avon Smith. a WsIlknown and pOpa' |
lar young mAn OF Trenton. was h |
the city On business Thursday. Mr.. |
Smith and his brother. Walter, 70.
Gently purchased the general meFcan-
tile business Of II. ~. Owens a. /
Trenton. and will continue the busl.
ness under the name Of A. w. Smith
4 Bro.
DE. Goldsteln Of Tampa win ba IN
from Saturday. February
70. 10 Saturday. 29th. Dr.. ColdStela
has been here often and fltted many /
Of our best citizens with eye glasses
and speetAcles. Take advantage Of his
skill. Eyes examined and glasses
adjusted. once at white
House. Hours from a m. 70 pm I
Captain Joseph Mitchell of Cedar
Key was a visitor 10 Gainesville yes-
tsrday. Captain Mitchell for vas sew
sraI years engaged sKtsasively IA he