The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-17


are expected to return tomorrow from
q visit 10 White Springs.
M. and Mrs. A. 8. Dzlalynski and
children have returned from their sum-
mer outing, and are pleasantly located
on North Adams street.
Eighteen cases OF Children's School
Shoes were received by ChIttendon &
Co. on Tuesday. New stock IL better
than old and prices are right 80
The Tallahassee District League Con-
ference will be held IN Havana, Septenr
Der 2l-22. Many prominent LeaguerB
are expected 70 be present.
A burning pile Of brush on North
Monroe street. Monday night, caused
the firm alarm 70 be turned IN, and an.
necessarily brought out the FIRE fight
ers.
Headquarters for TailOr-made Suits,
Chittenden & Co Why not let them
take your measure and have q suit made
by Ed. V. Price & Co. that will retain
its shape until worn out. 30
Miss Tempe Cassidy, Of Thomasville,
has been the guest this week OF her
cousin, Miss FentOn Davis. at the resi-
dence Of Hon. and Mfs. Foster G. Gil
more.
Clinton DaWkins, who has been spend
Ing his holidays at his home In ITALIA
hassee, will leave tomorrow for Atlanta
tor another term at the School Of Tech
nOlOgy.
Some screen doors and windows for
sale cheap, standard size
29-2t Il. T. Hodges
A. o. Smith, Of the Jesse French Pr
ano Company, and wife, are now per-
manently located IN the house Of Miss
Jessie Meginniss, ut % North Gadsden
street.
Prof. NlblOe is expected to arrive TO-
day, to prepare for bis new duties az
principal Of Leon High school. He has
called q teachers meeting Tor tomorrow
For the most satisfactory Fall and
Winter Suit at the minimum price
leave your order with Chittenden & Co.
and have Suit made In correct style by
Ed. V. Price. 30
There will be lawn party at Boule. /
ward Methodist church tonight, az which
refreshments will be sold for church /
Go out and assist In a worthy
cause.
Miss Constance JacOble, Of Bronson,
will visit her brother, Mr.. o. N. JacO-
bic, OF this city, until time for the
opening Of the WOman's College, when
lhe will enter that institution as q stu
lent.
lWANTED-Rehned, experienced
teacher wants position az goyerness.
Address Miss D., Hopkinsville, Ky,
26-8t
Miss Christine Nelson was called 10
Jacksonville this week % act &c socrt.
.ary 70 the Board Of Control IN place Of
!. q. Kellum, who was m Baltimore on
cave Of absence.
About a dozen couple Of happy young
people enjoyed Tuesday evening at the
residence OF M. Frank p. Woodward.
Being some distance Out Mrs. NJ. A.
smith and Alr. Dale Mabry ehaperoned
he party.
A Foot Ball Shoe, a Knock About
Shoe, q Shoe that every School Boy
wants Il carried By Chittenden 4 Co.
Every Shoe received this week, no old
stock, 30
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Hathaway have
returned from Bombay, and viii remain
n Tallahassee until time for,Mr. Hath
lway 10 take up bic new work In Jack
l0nVille.
Messrs. A. s. Maxwell and W. 7. At
llnson, machinlsts, Of this place, have
accepted positions with the Georgia
locomotive Works Of Albany, and VIII
cave for that place on the afternoon
rain Monday.
Or. Chrlsllp, dean Of the Normal de-
lartment Of the College, with bis wife
Ind little daughter. have arrived In the
'ity, and are occupying q pleasant suite
II rooms IN Bryan Hail.
Mrs 4. G.. Johnston and soma, Kent
md Rawls, left Wednesday morning Cor
Baltimore. Md, where Kent will enter
he John Hopkins Medical department
Tor his second term, and RaWls The Col
ege OF Baltimore, alec Tor a second
.erm
Mas Annie Ames will open her pri-
yate school Monday, September 1th.
Val teach from Lee 10 6th grade, 2o-5W
aMr. L. Perkins returned Wednesday
rom q pleasant trio % Baltimore.
While there be visited hla sister, Mifs
Fannie Perkins, and bic nephew, Dr.. A.
P. Harrison. who have 90 many warm
friends IN Tallahassee.
OF en- che measures taken last year
bv Chlttenden 4 Co. Tor Salts made b. ]
"a V. Price q &c. only one customer
had 4 misht ~