The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-10
WhatiSDOingin City
pR. w. b. YANBRUNT.
DENTIST,
PHONE No. 25Z

au OutlhB ~ Fthaceds
Miss Margaret Gotten is spending q
month az Panacea.
The young people enjoyed a pleasant
social az the home Of Mr.. y. b. easier
I1otday evening.
Dir. Shaw, Of the Express company,
and Milton Smith visited Lanark Satur.
day, enjoying q dip In the deep.
A party Of young people. ehaper0ned
By Miss Eugenla YanBrunt, picnicked
~ Lake Bradford last evening.
For Rent-s-FoOm residence, furnish
cd OF unfurnished, delightful location,
reasonable terms Apply At True Dem
ocrat Office. 29-tf
This section was visited by a very re-
freBhlng and much needed rain on We'd
nesday.
Mrs Tom DOzier, OF live Oak, is the
guest this week Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. II, Randolph.
Mrs. Walter Wight. Of Cairo, Ga, II
the guest Of her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
s. u. ChittendeB.
Miss Ruby AeLin returned home
Wednesday, after q pleasant visit %
friends In ChattahOOchee.
Everybody should have the seal Of the
State, 20 DO had at NieholsOn's, the
toWoler. q
Mics Fannie Coles has returned from
. delightful visit 10 relatives IN Hurts
bOrO, Ala.
Hon shep Clarke returned Wednes-
day from q weeks stay In Balnbrldge,
Ca.
Hon. w. v. Knott returned home last
Friday from trip Of recreation through
the Northwest.
Hons. A. &. Groom and W. s. Jen.
ming will leave tomorrow for q period
Of rccuperation 10 Hot springa, Ark.
Bathing suits and white duck hats,
just the thing for The Coast excuIeiOna,
always find sh0m at Chittonden a
Co.'S. "a
Mrs. Arvah Hopkins and son, Barnes,
returned Tuesday from q two weeks
vlalt 10 st. Teresa.
Miss Arabel Hopkins has been the
guest Of Miss Mary German since their
return from Sc Teresa.
Mlsa Nelllel Davis was hostess at q
pleasant party given Friday night az
her fathers residence on College ave.
Some screen doors and windows for
sale cheap, standard size.
90-2t TT. Hodges
Fan term 20 ststson University. De-
Lard, Fla, Opena September 18th.
Send for eatalog and book Of views.
WANTED Refined, experienced
teacher WaHta position 90 g0yernes8,
Address Miss . Hopklnsville, Ky.
4B-at
Ma George Ayerltt, who has been
absent several months In the mountains
q North Carolina, 10 expected home
next week.
Mossrs. q. q. Fitzpatrick and w. ID,
BOYD, two representative eitisons Of
Aiarisnpa, spent Tuesday In The city on
bnaInoss.
Mlss Annie Amoa will open her pri-
Vato school Monday, September 10th.
VIII teach from LET 30 oth grade. 26-5W
Ne, I. h. Hodges has leasod the beau
tlful home Of Dc, MuFphfeo, ca South
Adams street, and moved there with bic
lntsreutlng family.
Froaland's Clothing Agency, Clean
lng end Pressing. Phone No. 261.
10-tf
Hon. W. NJ Holloway returned sun
day afternoon from Jacksonville where
BE had been N attendance upon The
Educational Conference.
Let ua az up that old wood fence
With q nice, new, up-tO date iron fencei
15-ef The Capital Stone Co.
Mr.. George Ames LETT Monday for
HavoFford, Pa, where be viii visit rel
atlge8. Mr. Ames win probably accept
p0altl0n In Havegford.
Tom Andrews, Frank and Tom Eppea,
Louis Costa, and Cony Rodgers went 10
ST. Marks Saturday and spent q couple
~ delightful days On . camp hoh.
Rev n. Russell left yesterday FOR
0ainor, Ala, % attend the meeting 0f
che West Florida Primitive Baptlat AZ.
ISOLATION, end win BE- away for q week.
Miss Jean Patiorson, after ! pleasant
vlult % Der uncle, Rev. !. 8, patteEsoi,
reiurned Saturday b her home IN Nus.
eoEee, Fla.
Farmers report that tie cotton cror
a. thIa section haa been cut IL half b,
che ravagoa of he caterpillar. II
eponlna rapldly. aBd Win az b gathsre,
villain q few eeskAs