Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-01
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Items Of Interest Gathered BY Our
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AAc NocA AASASdlsltc OQ.y UclDOIL,
Fla, carries a full line Of everything
lor city or country trade.
Mrs. Lingo, of Atlanta, Ca, arrived
Tuesday. Mrs. Lingo has a national
reputation as hat trimmer, and viii
trim Mrs. J. ]. MOrgan's beautiful fall
Tine Of hats.
]. B. Bowling was prominent visi-
tor this TUESDAY, morning.
The W. o. W. win unveil the late
RObt. Hawkins monument at Beulah
next Sunday.
LOnnie Miller was in town shopping
Wednesday.
Dr.. R. D. Davis has gone to the
Gulf Coast to fish for few days.
Mrs. ]. |. Morgan has now on display
her lovely fall hats and is doing a rush.
ing business. The professional hat
trimmer, Mrs. Lingo, of Atlanta, says
she had no idea that WeIbOm could
carry such an excellent line of hats
and she is surprised at the large trade
being done.
For the finest groceries, the best and
most reliable dry goods, stop in and see
The Cash Mercantile's line, at WeIbOrn.
They viii guarantee biscuits made
from their celebrated Town Talk Flour.
A party Of young folks enjoyed
social Friday night at Mr.. and Mrs. F.
L. Walters.
Miss RixfOrd Bell. who is the only
WelbOrn young lady in the Democrats
voting contest, is loved by all who
know her, and we earnestly beg all
WelbOrnites to support Miss RixfOrd in
the contest.
Rev. Frank P. Jernigan, pastor of
the N. Z. church here, was a visitor
in Live Oak Monday.
In some way the Democrat last week
printed Mss RixfOrd Bells name as
RufOrd, in the voting contest. We'll
bOrn's people are very much interested
in this contest and hopes the Democrat
win get Miss RixfOrd's name correct
hereafter.
Mrs. MOrgan's professional hat trim
mer says the orders are crowding her
equal to Atlanta, and advises the ladies
to come early and select their hats.
Miss Louise Sparkman, of Tampa, is
visiting Miss Ruth McLeran. Miss
Sparkman viii leave Wednesday for
Tallahassee, where she enters the
WOman's College.
The Cash Mercantile Co., WelbOn,
Fla, do not claim to be the biggest
thing in town, but they are the people
who are handling the real articles and
setting the prices that others follow.
]. T. Kemp was a prominent visitor
in Live Oak this week.
One look at Mrs. ]. |. Morgan's line
Of millinery will convince you that she
can supply you in the latest styles OBJ
tainable IN city end viii trim them free
BY professional as well as an artistic
trimmer.
Frank Webb, the popular salesman
for Grower Stewart Drug Co., was in
town Tuesday
heSsrs, Gee. and Thomas Hawking
went to Live Oak Monday to attend
the funeral OF their nephew, Mr.. Cap
Hawkins.
Col, ". L. Rogers visited his wife
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Grigs6y is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. J. l. Morgan.
Miss Florence Buie spent Sunday
with her uncle, G. B. SmithsOn.
The Cash Mercantile Co. of Welbom
has the largest stock of rice ever re-
eeived in WelbOrn, and they say the
storms that destroyed all the rice in
the southwest will not effect their
prices, which are below all competitors.
Mrs. P. W. Warren and two pretty
little daughters, Mable and Elmina,
spent Saturday in Live Oak.
Mrs. j. P. Hatch spent several days
visiting Bowling Park this week.
Dan Harrell, of Live Oak, has &C
cepted a position as salesman for T. ].
Hackney & Co.
Misses Blanch and Ruth McLeran,
Louise Sparkman, Messrs. P. E. Lawn,
VIM. Hackney and A. W. McLeran,
Jr., spent pleasant evening in White
Springs Saturday.
Judge W. H. Mcclellan and wife Wis
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