Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-10

y. . humphreys was II the city
from BrantOrd the FIST Of the week.
". H. MObley, the "Old Reliable
from PinemOuHt, was in the city Tues
day.
Mr.. H. F. Jones and two sons. of
Jacksonville, were in the city last
week, guests of N. K. Jones and
family.
]. ]. Johnson, C. N. Murphy and P.
4. Harris are among those who have
paid their subscriptions to the Demo
crat this week. Thank you
Miss Lillian O'Neal, has returned
home after most delightful visit with
relatives and friends at Hastings, St.
Augustine, DaytOnia and Jacksonville.
Mrs. E. R. BOzeman was in the CITY
shopping Saturday and made this Office
a pleasant call and renewed her sub
scriptiOn to the Democrat for one year.
The Hair Hardware company have
just received a car load of ranges and
stoves from one of the leading factories
in the United States. See their page
advertisement in tOday's Democrat.
Fruit Jars cheap at Mays.
A. J. Ross was in the city Tuesday
with a load of very fine cotton which
ne sold at a satisfactory price. He
says the crop in his section of the
county is short; little if any betterthan
a half-crOp, but is very fine quality.
W. P. CreekmOre, one of this eounty's
well known farmers was in Monday and
left the cash to pay for another years
subscription to the county news. Mr..
CreekmOre reports his daughter, who
has been very sick with typhoid fever,
to be cOnvaleScing.
F. Schargus, the baker, who was
formerly citizen of this city and con-
Quoted bakery, but now of Gaines
vile, is in the city and it is very likely
he will move back here and again en-
gage in the bakery business. He thor
Oughly understands the business and is
a hustler. One by one those who moved
away from Live Oak hoping to find a
"better" place are finding their way
back.
Best soda water in town at Cooks.
Hon. W. N. Bennett, of Bowling
Park, who has charge of the Bowling
Lumber cOmpany's realestate in this
and Taylor and Lafayette counties was
prominent business visitor in the city
Monday. Mr.. Bennett until recently
had the management of the mercantile
establishments of this company, but
was compelled to resign on account of
the constant and increasing demand
upon his time to look after the real
estate interest.
Prof. and Mrs. 7. J. McBeath and
daughter, Miss Edwina, who were in
the city last week the guest of C. T.
Mcdaniel and family and Col. 0. o.
McCOllOm and family, left Saturday for
Mayo where Prof. McBeath has accept
ed the position of principal of the Mayo
high school. Prof. MeBeath is one of
FlOrida'S best teachers and we con rat !
ulate Mayo on her good fortune in SCI |
curing so able an instructor for their
high school. |
A ten cent box of candy for FIVE cents /
at Cooks. |
Miss Elizabeth Neal entertained with |
a picnic supper at East Lake Friday |
night, in honor of her guest, Miss
Burke, of Live Oak, Fla. Those
psesent were Misses Pearl Burke, Mary !
Kerr, Mona KeSsler, Lulu Collins, Ruth
Brunette, Ruth KeSsler, Blanche Wei /
don, Anna Burnette. Blanche Collins. /
Elizabeth Weldon; Messrs. Albert Neal, .
Rober, Eames, John Travis, Charles
Hughes, John Orr, James Barrett, /
John Collins, Frank Davenport Charles
Neal and VIII Long. The chaperones
were Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Kerr. Chat /
tanooga Tenn Times.
Absolutely free-a handsome piece
Of jeweIry at J. B. Evans.
D, 0. Henry, Of the Worth Stephens .
Co., returned last Friday nigh: from
New York where he had been for three /,
weeks seIec-ing the stock Of goods for .