The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

Co. 10 viii be made ~ 70. Y. fflee q
Co, the worlds largest tsilorg, and
style and fit viii be guaranteed. "A
Mrs. G. A. Cay is at home again 10
the delight Of her many friends, after q
tour Of several months through the
northwest.
Mr.H.F. Gauding will leave tonight
Tor several days vacation Ia Tennessee
expecting 70 return about the hrst OF
November.
Nlss Emma Trammell, who makfg
her home with her brother, Hon, Park
Trammell, has returned from q visit 20
friends IN Lakeland.
Governor Cilchrist and Hon. w. V.
Knott left Monday for Miami on en- In
sDeetiOn tour OF the drainage opera
tIons Of that section.
EVERYBODY should have the seal Of the
State, 20 be had at Nicholson's, the
jeWeler. Is
Miss Pauline Gunter, OF quincy, made
q weekend visit In Tallahassee % her
brother. Mr.. Herbert Gunter, return.
Ing Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Jesse Billingsley left Friday for
brief visit 10 New York City. He
will return In time 70 take his Law eX-
animation on the 18th inst.
Headquarters for TailOr.made Suits,
Chlttonden & Co Why not lot them
take vour measure and have q Suit made
by I'd. v. Price & Co. that will retain
its shape until worn out. 30
The names Of new students continue
20 lenRthsn the enrolment list OF the
College for Women. Ten young women
have come IN during the past week.
The Tallahassee Saw Min Company
at Fanlew, one Of the largest mills IN
this section Of the State, has gtaFtedup
again, after q long period OF idieness.
A new School Shoe for Boys. as nearly
indeatructible as Il II possible 70 make
and have it comfortable, Is being sold
by Chittenden h Co, ~
The wonderful and Irapid recovery Of
Judge J. T.. Bernard. from the bad re-
soItS Of 4 fractured hip, 10 q sOuTcs o.
much gratifeAlion to his many frieno's
DR.. J. w. Walker, d. d., President
OF Palmer College az DOFuniak Springs,
was IN the city Wednesday visiting bis
friend, Rev. W. H. Zsigler.
Wait the arrival Of n. N. Sweeting
from New York. He will show you an
elegant line Of gold and silver wares.
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Messrs. A. G. Boggu, Of Miami, and
s. ]. MattOck and n, M. Perkine, Of
Kansas City, were In Tallahassee Tues
day on business connected with the
Everglades.
Mrs George w. Saxon Is visiting
friends Ia Tampa, and during her aD-
ssnee Misses Lucille and Helen saxon
are staying with her sister' Mrs. 2. M'
Ausley.
One Of the handsonsst iewelsy stores
ln North Florida will Be that OF II. N.
swseting when repairs are e0mpleted.
And Il will soon Be stocked with an elt-
giant line Of new goods. S4-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. 1amsa N. Reeves have
moved from here % Cuthbert, Georgia.
where they expect 10 reside In future.
Edwin KaEgieF is attending school In
Macon, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Bell returned
from Panacea Springs last week. where
they have been Tor several weeks loE
tho benefit Of Mr.. Bells health. He
returned looking much better and feel
ing much improved,
The celebrated Onyx hosiery for Ia
dies In silk, lisle and cotton, carried BY
ChIttonden q Co. 81
Miss Mamie solomon, who has been
librarian In New York for the past two
years, Il In the city for q few days, via
Ting Mlaa Ethel Holloway, enrOute "a
her home 40 Sumatra.
Guyte p. MeCord went 10 Monticello
on professional business "Wednesday
J He mas been retained BY Mrs. ]. W.
/ Carter, of Jefferson county, In the pros.
ecution Of the murderer of her husband,
which took place about two weeks ego
The caso n being Looked upon with Ia
tarast Ell over the county.
II YOU want 10 soe the latest IN Jew.
olry and silver ware just walt few
weeks. sWoetlng win bring it N from
New York. N.t
In company with DR.. Fred. 2. Moor,
Mr.. Nv. H. Rognoldl, Lady Principa
0f ths College for Womon, has gene q
baltimore for few weeks, 60 try th,
ollcaey of a complete rest n the Johnl
Hopkins HosDilal Mro Reynolde ~,
never complotely reco4ored from nel
accident of the r1gt summer. Will,
away Dr. Moor Wll taka nposs-gradaat'
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