The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-25

a4Ie
rs 0m Et1a village
itra rIo aatnc1s Iast week 81
.e nr away - Tuesday evening
- ~ c't'oct 81 ~. IL G. Smith. enc 81
o odt cItEens -og. we should eag
th4 Oldest ore.
ph4sIeians both here and 10 Georgia
had exhausted their skin IN trying O.
s.tb lbe tagages Of re disease that had
nfeVed - mcleiie1sly upon him for
n8ny years. bat - no avail
1F Smith wae q quiet, pe9ceable eat.
iEnn 80 whom the responsible position
q county commissioner had been IN
tFusted Cor several years.
There are 10 BoFds strong enough 60
express TIE anguish Of the human heart
when 8 loved one ID taken away, AID
there are none sweet enough % express
tie ioy afforded us Ia the thought that
they are not gone forever from ~.
brcm these eorroWs which rend our
hearts may come into cur lives higher
deals and nobler purposes if we VIII
permit them.
Mr.. Saith leaves q large family 20
whom we extend real sympathy. When
the grim monster, Death. comes we are
reminded 81 the fact that In the midst
Of lie We are IN death, and that ell hu-
man cid b p0Weriess, We being weak,
dependent creatures Of day. IL we
live only for this life, We shall indeed
live N vain.
Mrs. ID. G. Chaires has been enter
tanning quite q number Of late at her
charming home. Among them Mra B.
G. Chaires family with NJ. Mcqueen
Charles, Of Old Town, Mr.. Rutledge
Afford and kiss Margaret Bradford, Mr.
Earle Perkins, who came out and &C
eOmpanied Kiss Carrie Chaires back 10
the Capital last week. Mr.. Edwin Al
ford and sister, Miss Minna, with Miss
Ottawa Chaires, who Is still visiting at
~ unele's.
Miss Mary WOOdberY was the allweek
guest Of her cousin, MIS-. Talbot Whit
field, in the Capital last week. Miss
Mary took the examination for teachers
while there.
M. Josh Duncan went TO Monticello
recently to attend the Confederate re
union. He was loud in his praise of the
royal manner m which he was treated
both by the ladies and men.
DR.. j. Il Stukes has been quite bu "
IN Chaires for some time. as a result
little Lester Patterson Is recovering
from his severe attack Of Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robertson visited
Mrs Snipes Sunday
Under the painters brush our par
s0naRe has assumed a very different as
pact, making IL look as we'll as any
building in the place, which Is only right
Chaires was assisted by portion Of
the charge, but some are labOring un
der the mistake that we were 10 do Il
ell when the parsonage was moved
We. at Cnaires, bought the lot and the
building, and have done the bulk Of
everything else, which Is our duty, az
we receive most good from the preach
er's residence with Us, but all should
feel Il their duty 70 aid In making their
preachers home more comfortable.
Kiss Bette Gelzer, Of Lloyd, Is visit
ing Miss Mayme Snipes, and will visit
.lSrs. j. II, Patterson, also, before re-
tufninR home.
mr.. ]. II. Patterson and Miss Alice |
were guests Of Rev. and Mr. /. s. Pat |
terson in Tallahassee last week, one
day.
Mr.. Foster Davis visited his friends
n the burg Sunday.
A series OF services were begun in the |
Methodist church Sunday. Rev. Nc
Haehinger. OF Mayo, arrived Monday, |
b assist the pastor, and preached o /
pure gospel sermon last night. Rev. |. /
s. Patterson was present and comment
ing on Il, said he liked that sermon, as
u had no frills on furbelows on Il, and |
reIabrked that he liked cake but did not
like cling on n. Mr.. Patterson Is not |
only a scholarly man bui a most eOnse
Grated ore. and his earnett exhortatiOn |
was appreciated. We never knew 3 |
town more favored than Tallahassee In |
having two such Methodist preachers as
Revs. NJ Patterson and MT. Wood |
ward The church here being Mr.. |
WOodRard's FIRST charge and proved IN
90 brief time 70 be 3 stepping stone
% higher things
IN returning from Miccosukie Monday |
over the Fle rida Central railroad, Rev
Ira PuttersoD had the misfortune 10 be
h q wreck. he escaped serious injury |
bat suffered q nervous shake up. He !
LETT this morning 10 visit his father 81
Mosely Hall
~-~~~y~~~4-e~~--~-~-~->--
Ess,S,eh ~A&