Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
NEWS OF CITY and
COUNTY CONDENSED

S'PNPSi@ 10 AIheIlcaS curse. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspep-
STA every time. 1t drives out impuri.
ties, tones the. stomach, restores per.
feet digestion, normal weight and
good health.
w Ellery Davis of starke was =
visitor to this city yesterday. Mr.
Davis was formerly engaged in the
insurance business at starke, but is
conducting farm, which he declares
is not only more healthful, but more
profitable.
Mr.. and Mrs, D. NJ. Phifer and
granddaughter, little Miss EVELYN
Story, of Windsor, were in the city
yesterday. Mrs. Phifer and Miss Eve
lyn were en- route home from High
Springs, where they have been on
visit to relatives.
R. S. Bradley and daughter, Miss
Claudia, were in the city from Waca.
hoota yesterday. Miss Bradley is one
OF the brightest young women of
Alachua county, and not only her
parents, but all who know her are
proud of her achievements.
w. NJ. Billiard, agent of the Sea.
board Air Line railroad at this point
has returned from North Carolina
where he was summoned a few DAYS
ago on account Of the illness of his
brother. Friends will be glad to learn
that he left the patient much i'm.
proved.
Miss Emma Boyd Of Charlotte, N.
o., has accepted a position as stew.
ardess at the Brown House, and will
have charge of the culinary depart.
ment. Miss Boyd has had many
years experience in some of the lead.
ing hotels in the country and is one
of the most competent In her posi-.
ton in this section of the country.
Lee Hoffman, for some time man.
ager of the commssary of Phillips &
McEachen at Meredith, was in the
city yesterday Mr.. Hoffman has
purchased stock of general merchan.
disc at Starke, his former home, where
he will again engage in business for
himself He is possessed of dispo-
sition congenial, which means sue.
cess.
John F. Bartleson, for several years
a prominent citizen and business man
OF this city but now residing in Jack.
sonvllle, writes friends that he ex.
poets to arrive in the city with his
son today, and will Immediately go
to the Halle homestead. Kanapaha, for
a weeks shooting Mr.. Bartleson is
great sportsman and at one time
held the record at quail shooting for
this section. His friends will be glad
to welcome him.
Mrs. o. S. Lanier of Barlow, after
NltdndAb WISH " MO w -. la!lDi
in this city, left Thursday for Dun
Mellon, where she will join her has
band Mr.. Lanier has been engaged
for some time in the vicinity OF Dun
Mellon as a railroad contractor, and
his duties were OF such uncertain du-
ration that he wrote Mrs. Lanier 20
call By on her way home to see him.
Mrs. Lanier is a lady Of charming per.
sonallty, and as Mrs. Taylor's guest
enjoyed the pleasant privilege OF
meeting many of the society ladies OF
the city. all Of whom admired her.
Mrs. Mayme Abel, formerly OF
Jacksonville but more recently from
Kentucky, has arrived In the city. hay-
ing come to the G.. w Hyde Compa
ny's to al an important position IN
the beautiful ready-tOwear depart.
ment That she is well adapted 10
nn this responsible position Is evil
denced by the successful start she
has made Mrs. Abel Is most favor
abIy known in Jacksonville. and has
a host OF friends, and win soon have
the confidence and er'eem q al !
who meet her here. We hope 10 have |
her valuable acquisition 20 Gaines /