The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-04-08

custom.
Alex Smith left Monday for a bust.
ness visit TO Bradentown. He is ex-
pected to return to day.
j. j. Dickinson having finished his
first year law course at Stetson has
returned to his home in this county.
. C.P. Burnett, of r. F. D. No. 5, one
OF our thriftest farmers, called to see
us Saturday leaving Us a "cart-wheel'
for his county paper,
J.R. Lane Of Aucilla was a visitor
in this city Saturday aud paid this Office
an appreciated visit, renewing his SUBJ
scription TO the New Enterprise.
Mrs. E. F. Pomeroy's friends will be
glad to learn that she is expected TO
srrive from Jacksonville early next
week to visit her sister Mrs. Matt Thor
nton.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bap.
fist church held its monthly business
meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs.
H. V. Morrow. After the transaction
of business, dainty refreshments were
served and a pleasant social time was
enjoyed,
Mrs. George Jackson Of Floral City
and Mrs. Van Brunt of Tallahassee,
the former State organizer for the w.
c. T. L. spent several days in Madison
last week Severalefforts were made
to hold public meeting, but for many
reasons it was decided to postpone it
until a date 10 the near future, when
they will probably return TO Madison.
The Baptist congregation will be pas
tor-less on the 2nd and 4ta Sundays of
this month as DR.. w. r. lyev lett We'd
nesday to begin an intinerary which
DR.. Ivev assures us-is liable to in
clude "auy points in the State south
Of Madison" and will be in the inter-
esta Of Home Missions. He will come
IN home for the services Of the Bird Sun
day however.
One day last week Judge Martin is
sued a marriage licegse TO Mr., Henry
jackson and Miss Lula Webb, OF Sparks
Ga. The couple drove Immediately to
the Methodist parsonage and, in the
presence CT neigbbors who were hastily
called in for tie occasion, the twain
we're soon one. Judging by their haste
and general air Of perturbation, it was
in all likelihood, runaway marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrll conducted the
prayer meeting at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Morrilrs
beautiful voice was heard and enjoyed
once more. aud Mr.. Morrill, who has a
warm place in the hearts Of many
Madison people-was listened to with
pleasure aud profit, as be divided the
word Of Truth with undated a q d
characteristic power, wit and earnest
ness.
The Madison Orchestra Of which Dr..
'G. O. Davis is director, will give an
other one of their delightful concerts
next Monday evening at the opera house
q, S o'clock. All should feel proud Of
our local musical talent, and prove our
pride and appreciation by attending
these splendid concerts. All who fail
to attend will miss o real treat, as well
as lose an opportunity to demonstrate
our civic pride.
1t is gratifying to Civic pride to catch
here and there echoes Of appreciation Of
our home town and its Institutions. 1t
is one thing TO advertise, it is another
to make good. The Merchants Hotel,
the tried and true" retains it's place
10 the loyalty Of Madison's people and
the travelling public as we'll. The bus
mess talents and charming personality
OF Mrs. j. P. Mccall have been the
making OF the Merchants" and both
are beyond praise for they are manifest
and speak for themselves.
, Rev. }. J. Thompson Of jacksonville
; Presbyterian divine anG, the Asst
= supt. Of the Anti Saloon League, v.sit-
, ed Madison Saturday. Monday inclus
= i've, preaching Sunday at the Methodist
! and Sunday evening at the Baptist
church. A collection and pledges wert
J. taken az both services for the campaign