The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-21

life, she leaves many friends 70 deplOre
her loss.
Mrs Wilson leaves no children, but
her husband survives 20 mourn the pass
ing away Of = devoted wife and com
panion.
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Commissioner and Mrs, N. A. Bitch
have had Hon. j. r. Futch and wife as
recent guests in the Capital City.
P. T. Nicholson, the Jeweler, can do
your watch work in a workmanlike
manner. Give him trial. 8
Mrs. Ethel Oldfeld, OF Jacksonville,
once q resident Of Tallahassee, 10 in the
city visiting her sister, Miss Beatrice
Sinclair.
DR.. N. d. MacArton, OF Charlotte,
N. c., was IN Tallahassee Wednesday
and Thursday attending the meeting Of
the State Board Of Medical Examiners.
Among the medical students present
at the spring examinations this week
we're six negroes and one Cuban. The
latter was accompanied by an interpre-
ter.
Miss Minnie Smith, Of Monticello,
was the charming guest last week Of
her brother, Mr.. r. A. Smith, who Is
here during the legislative session.
DR.. j. Harrison Hodges, Of Gaines
vile, DR.. A. l.. BlalOck and DR.. r. W.
Warren are among the members Of the
Board Of Medical Examiners in ITALIA
hassee Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. W. H. Zeigler, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church in Tallahassee,
preached the commencement sermon
last Sunday at Palmer College, DeFu-
MAX Springs.
Mrs. Dora Hopkins, Of Fernandina,
Mrs. Frances Hogan and Miss Shirley
Long, Of Memphis. Tenn, were among
the relatives Of Mr. and MRS. z. w.
Wilson present at the funeral Of latter
Tuesday afternoon.
The person who took by mistake a
cream wooden shawl from the residence
Of MRS. F. G.. Gilmore on Monday night
will confer q favor by returning the
same 20 Mrs. w. H. Zeigler at the
manse, No Is, North Adams street. u
In the recent contest for scholarship
In Leon High School Archie Robertson,
son Of Mrs. w. F. Robertson, won the
first prize for scholarship. and Tom
Pruitt second archie Is especially to
be commended for this accomplishment,
because this was his first year in the
high school.
Several Of Jacksonvlle's leading citi-
zens we're 20 be seen on Tallahassee
streets this week. Among them were
Or. COlson Perry, Measrs. Robert Cam
BILE, G. &. Barton, Geo. w. BettOrs, d.
NJ. Baker, r. r. BoWden, sheriff OF Do
val, and Colonel Max Myerson, Presi-
dent OF the Jacksonville society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals.
Forty-hve young medical students
were assembled In the ola armOry build
ing Wednesday and Thursday taking ex'
aminatIons In the various studies OF
their profession, under direction Of the
Board Of Examiners. These are DR..
IT. n. Palmer, President, Tallahassee !;
DR.. j. ID. Fernandez, Secretary. Jack
sonVille Or. j. Harris PiorpOnt, Pen
sacola Or. ]. Warren Hodges, Gaines.
vile DR.. A. L. Blaloek, Madison, and
DR.. h. w. Warren, Palatka.
The ThirteeAth Annual Convention
Florida Funeral Directors and Embalm-
ers Association met IN Jacksonville
May 18th, and was In session three
days. Much business was transacted.
The Convention was largely attended.
Mr.. George n. Holmes. undertaken, Of
this city, was In attendance at the Con-
vention, and was licensed az a Fun
eral Director and Embalmer, after q
creditable examination.