Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-07-02

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Dr.. Armstrong, the Eye and Nerve
Specialist, can be seen at Live Oak the
second Thursday IN July. Office, Hotel
Suwannee. One day only, July Sth.
There were three Masonic picnics in
this section Of Florida on Thursday of
last week and they were all well at
tended. There was one at O'Bren, one.
at WelbOm and one at Day.
Buy Crown stoves, best made. Sold
by Cash Mercantile Co.. WelbOm.
Mrs. DR.. White and children left
Saturday for Asheville, N. C. where
they will join Mrs. Whites parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Wood, who are
spending the summer there.
Wanted-BOard in private family by
couple, Address F, care of Box S69.
Contractor J. D. Handbook, who has
has been up in Georgia for several
weeks, was at home the first of the
week to visit his family before going
tn palatka whore he has a contract for
putting up a building.
Nice medicine glass free with your
first prescription at Cooks.
Cut prices on tobacco and all kinds of
groceries, -four, ETC., at Cash Mercan-
tile Co., WelbOn.
Ed Mills, travelling freight agent for
the S. A. L. railroad, was in the city
Sunday to visit his mother. Ed is one
Of the many Live Oak boys who is
making good in a very responsible posi-
ton with big corporation.
Call on Cash Mercantile Co., WelbOm
and get ice water Free 70 all every
Saturday. Don't have to buy drink.
Mrs. R. L. White and little daughter.
Laura Frank, left Tuesday for Way
cross, Ga, where they will spend
couple ofweeks visiting relatives, after
which, they viii 60 on to Wsynesyille,
( N. c, TO spend the balance of the sum
mer.
Porch LsnieF was in the city Tuesday
and made the Democrat Office a social
visit. He SAYS crops are fairly good IN
his section Of the county-ROSSburg-
and that the rain few days ago came
Just in time to save the corn crop.
Mrs. VIII Tedder left Wednesday for
the mountains of North Carolina, near
Asheville, where Contractor Hughes
has Just completed for Mr. Tedder a
neat and cOmmOdiOus cottage on land
he purchased several years ago. Mrs.
Tedder viii spend the remainder Of the
summer there
A. S. Stansel, formerly a citizen
Of this city, but now Of WeIbOn, was
a prominent visitor here last Friday.
Mr.. Stansel is in the mercantile bUsi-
ness. and reports trade very good He
says his little city keeps on growing
and improving and gets better all the
time.
Nat HOltOn left Wednesday morning
for Live Oak, where he has accepted a
position with the SeabOard railway as
yard clerk. Nat is an industrious young
man and We wish him success. -ter-
nandina RecOOd.
Nice pound paper at Is and 35c
pound at Cooks.
DR.. Lon DIXON, who has opened a
dental parlor in Jacksonville, was in
the city Sunday to visit his family. DR..
Dixon is one Of the best dentists in the
State, and is said to have a finely
equipped and handsome Office in the
metropolis, where he is enjoying good
practice.
FOR SALE-A desirable cottage,
with excellent garden spot and poultry
yard; modern imprOvementS-bath room
with hot and cold water arrangements;
sewer well on premises; electric lights.
Walls nicely papered Pretty flower
yard in front. Close in-abOut two
blocks from POStOfice. Building nearly
new. Part cash: easy terms on balance.
Apply at Democrat Office or on the
premises, 10 Piedmont Avenue.
Dr.. Ehrd has bought the Joel Tucker
residence on Ohio avenue from J. H.
BrasweIl and expects to move thereto
as soon as he can arrange to DO 50.
This is one Of the pretty modern new
dwellings in this popular residential
part Of the city. DR.. Ehrd sold his
home on Pine street, a very neat and
comfortable cottage, to Dr.. Price who
hopes to occupy it one of these days in
the near future.