Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-08-27

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visitor to our city Monday.
is Sue Hemming win close a sue.
eessful school term in this county next
Friday. She has secured position as
ateacher in the Starke high school and
expects to leave for there next Satur.
day.
Several people report having seen a
rattlesnake measuring six feet six
inches, which had been killed by some
one passing, two miles south of Wei
born The snake had fifteen rattles
and button.
Mrs. J. F. Hill and her beautiful lit
tie daughter, Erin, from Largo, are
visiting Mrs. Hills parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Bell.
Mrs. A. R. Wise and children, Of
Lake City, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G, W, Hemming this week.
Mrs. N. N. McLeran, of Tampa, &C,
companied BY her charming daughters,
Miss Mildred and ElOise, and son VIII
he, are visiting the family of Hon. A.
". MeLeran this week.
Mrs ]. W. Bell and her daughter,
Vera, visited Mrs. Jennie Boutwell, in
Live Oak last Sunday.
Messrs. ]. W. Carver, W. H. Ogden
and N, ]. Cheshire were in Live Oak
this week, attending a special meeting
Of county commissioners.
Mrs, A. A. Keefe paid Olustee a visit
this week.
Mrs G. F. Griffin and her children
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Moore.
The Florida and Georgia railway
ruAapecial coach Thursday, Aug. &c,
from White Springs to Welborn to &C.
eOmmOdate the WoOdmen attending the
WOOdmen picnic here.
Mrs. W, E. TisOn and her little son.
Master Charles, of Live Oak, accom-
panied by Mrs. BanOn of Tampa, Wis
tied MIR. and Mrs. W. A. TisOn this
week.
Horace Stephens is filling the place
OF Marshall R. NJ. Carver, while Mr..
Carver is in New York buying his fall
line Of goods.
Miss Edna Blume, of Live Oak, Wis
tied the Misses Hemming for a few
days this week.
Jack Thompson, one of Suwannee's
prosperous farmers, was a prominent
visitor here Monday.
Louis Paschel, of jacksonville. spent
several days in town visiting his sis
tiers.
Luther Stansell, of Carvertown, was
a business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. +. B. McLeran, who has been
visiting White Springs for the past
week, returned home this morning ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs. MAYS. of
Plant City.
The Union Manufacturing COMPANY
expect to start their gin this week.
MeSSrs. D. E. Mcdonald and P F.
Love have purchased machinery for
novelty and general repair work and
expect to erect handsome new shop
building on Railroad avenue.
Rev. Frank P. Jernigan and family
visited Lake City Tuesday.
Hush! Listen Who said that the
WelbOm State Bank was soon to be
organized?
Cotton picking has begun and cotton
wagons are a familiar sight on our
streets.
The SeabOard has inaugurated
Jacksonville, WelbOrn and White
Springs package car, which is proving
very satisfactory to the merchants in
both towns.
W. B. Zachary is relieving Robt
Silas on R. F. D. No. l, Mr.. SiIas hav-
ing very sick child.
Mrs. W. 0. Kennedy was visitor
in Live Oak Monday.
! The meeting at Mt. Pleasant came
to close Sunday night after the most
successful series of meetings in years.
Among the WelbOrnites to return
from Baltimore and New York Thurs
day were Hon. A. W. McLeran and
Miss Ruth, MessrS. 7. J. Hackney, R.
M. Carver, S. R. Mallory, Walter
Hackney and Judge C, B. Off. They
report pleasant trip, and one or two
of the merchants say it is cheaper and
quicker to buy goods in Jacksonville,
thus patrOnizing home markets.