Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-24
WeIbOrn Notes.

WelbOrn Notes.
Gus Jernigan was prominent visi-
tor in town Monday.
Don't fail to examine Mrs. ]. / Nor
gan's hats-the only millinery store in !
WelbOm. She carries a line equal in
style and quality to any city in Florida.
P. W. Warren paid Jacksonville !
business visit last week.
The material for Messrs. D. E. Nc
Donald and P. E. Towns new plant
the WelbOrn Novelty Works-has ar
rived and building will begin at once.
ThOs. W. Hart, who was injured by
a runaway horse last week, died at his
home in White Springs Saturday night
from his injuries. Mr.. Hartwas about
70 years old, and was captain in the
Confederate service, serving in Lees
army. He leaves a large circle of
relatives and friends.
Mrs. ]. L Morgan has returned from
a trip North, where she personally Sc
lected the largest and the most beauti-
full line Of millinery that was ever
handled in WelbOrn. She has also Sc
cured the services of a professional
trimmer, who win arrive Oct. LIST.
James Adams, son Of T. W. Adams,
has secured a position as salesman for
the McLeran Mercantile Co.
WelbOm school opened Monday with
an enrolment of 70 pupils and with
prospect of 80 more to enter.
, Mrs. W. B. Zackery left Sunday for
Sparks, Ca, for visit to relatives.
Mrs. J. l. MOrgan's millinery line
+ certainly is a credit to WelbOrn. It is
beyond a doubt the finest line ever
handled in Suwsnnee county.
MSssrs. Geo. Miller, A. J. Miller and
A. C. Selph were visitors in Live Oak
E Monday.
Capt. Frank Mcclellan leaves Wed.
b nesday for Fl. Meade and Key West,
on a bushes; trip.
A. W. McLeran, Jr., visited Jack.
= sOnville and Pablo Beach last week OF
+ a combined business and pleasure trip
. Ladies! if, you fail to see Mrs. ]. l.
MOrgan's hats while in WelbOrn YOU
miss a treat. Don't send away fol-
. hats when the latest New York styles
f can be bought at home.
:. Miss Allie Belle Spencer, Miss Maud,
CasOn and Miss Fannie Powers lief
Tuesday for Townsville, Ca, to ente
n YOung's College.
+, Miss Freeda Hackney will leave Mon
= day for Tallahassee where she enter
o the Florida Female College.
u Prof. GrifOn Hall arrived Sunday al
tenOOn to take charge of WelbOr
,f school as principal.
.. Rev. W. A. TisOn filled his regula
- appointment in Palatka this week.
- Don't forget that you can buy tn
10 latest style millinery at Mrs. J. l. Mo
gan's WelbOrn Millinery Store, an
co save expreSsage and have the pleasm
,o of selecting personally your choice.
- WelbOrn business men are to Orgal
- ize A Business Mems league.
- Judge L. B. Olliff is contemplate
20 building two story brick store on Il
~ sight of his present store building.
- The Crescent Telephone Company
White Springs are making arrang
ments to install local telephone Sy
tenn in WelbOrn.
Friends of VIM. MOseley are glad
see him on the streets again after
long seige of continued fever.
The Warren-McNeill Naval StOr
90 Company here moved into their ne
&c store and are making some very eXte
= sive improvements within the toy
a limits.
II Miss Emma Mcclellan, who has be
n, away teaching school returned Sund
l. evening.
p The young people enjoyed "Taeke,
party at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. HI
die Chambers Friday night; Miss ALI
div Collins taking the prize, and Mr.. Gt
rts Miller the BOBBY prize.
.ow Misses Ira and Julia Jackson,