The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-22

Ulp 10 quincy lues1Hy, Returning W'o.
nesday.
We are prepared to print your stattnE
cry in first class style and at reasonshSf
prices, Let US have your orders.
For SALE:-A double barreled ham
merless shot gun. Ezcele Mt bird guI-
Will sell cheap. Carroll Smith.
Joe Hinely Of Live Oak spent Sun us-
day in the city with his sisters, Mes-
danes Charles and Claude Morrow.
Joe doesn't come to see us very ofteH
these days but bis visits are always ~
pleasure TO his many friends.
Mr.. G. D. Tuten was down IN thaB
southeartern part OF the county Sunday
and says that the crops around HfRdou
and Lee aud throughout that eEtira
section are as fine as be has ever sesn,
the cotton crop being especially prom
ising,
Plumley Dickinson finished bis busi-
ness course at Massey Collegein Jack
sonville last week, graduating we are BE-
told, with distinguished honors The
young man will return home 10 few
days for visit Of some time. with his
family and friends.
Try mild sugar cured. "Maj ajestie. a.
Every ham guaranteed Leslie q
Waring.
]. E. Hardee left Tuesday morning
for another trip in the interest OF his.
tobacco crop. He will be joined IN ~.
few days by Albert FraleiRh and to-
Rether they will visit many cities Of thss
East and West displaying samples and
taking orders for Madison county grown
tobacco.
Panacea Springs is becoming a fav-
orite resort with oar people, and Mad.
ison now has quite colony there nioy-
ing the pleasures OF the resort. Besides
those already mentioned Mrs. y. T..
Brmson, Miss Lille Dale and Mr.. T.
w. Dale left for that point Monday aud
viii spend week CT two.
The Board OF State Insttutionsinvites
bids for the furnishing of fresh beef fOE
the Hospital OF the Insane at Chatta--
hoochee See the notice under the head
Of Legal advertisements, and then, if
you are in position to comply with the
requirements, send on your bid at tbs
proper time, There might be soms
money in it for YOU
Rev. L. D. Lowe will leave today
tor Mount Pleasant. In Gadsden county,
where a Sunday school Institute fOB
the Tallahassee District will be held
during the remaining days OF the week.
Mr.. Lowe is on the program for a pa
per and discussion. It is probable
that the editor Of this paper will aC-
company him.
Mrs. E. e. Whitner is planning to
entertain the public with concert at
the opera house on the evening Of the
27th inst, a new a9d attractive pro
gram Of both vocal and Instrumental
music is being prepared in which her
class will assist, as well as some Of the
best local talent Of the town. one bali
Of the proceeds will be given to the
Cemetery Fund. Admttance 80 cents,
children % cents, and reserved seats so
cents. A full house should be assured
for the cause is a worthy one and Mrs.
Whitner's reputation as a singer is too
well known to need comment. She has
on may occasions generously lent her
charming voice whenever called upon
to do so. She has aided the choirs OF
our churches in a pleasing manner
peculiarly her own, and we regret to
know that she will be- leaving the place
soon. A cordial invitation is extended
to everyone.
For the first time in the history of
Madison pipe organ music will be heard
at a church service next Sunday When
the splendid instrument built for the
Methodist church by George Kilgen q
Son, ST. Lcuis, will be put into service.
The organ arrived from the factory last
week and on Monday Mr.. Staub, the
organ builder for the factory, arrived in
the city and Immediately proceeded
with the work Of installation. He as
sures the committee that the organ will
be ready for service on next Sunday,and 3
on that day under the skillful manipu-
lation II Miss Agnes Parrumore the