The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-03-04
RUW-OVER LOCALS
The Weather.


pretty new line Of Spring and SumuCr
dress goods. Call and take look.
Alex Smith left Tuesday for Groyes,
| Ga, where he will spend two weeks
looking after his interests in that Sec
tion.
Don't forget the mass meeting of W.
ters to be held at the Court house to
morrow night, 1870 o'clock. Come out
and exercise your right CT suffrage, aud
help TO nominate set Of officials b
conduct our town government for the
next year.
Mrs. r. A. Patterson ani daughbsc,
| Miss Elizabeth, and Miss Mumford, whe
have been guests of Capt. and Mrs. W.
II. Dial for several weeks, left for their
home 10 Richmond, Va, last Saturday,
Capt. Dial accompanied the ladies Gs
far as Valdosta.
A splendid homegrown cabbage ffonl
the garden of Mrs. w. l.. Parramjre
was presented to the editors famllyty
that good lady last week. 1t was i'm
mense IN size. We do not know it's
measurements bus good idea Of its
size may be arrived st when we say that
It furnished the EDITORS family with tive
full meals.
Pref. W. A. Cate, who has been coG.
uected with Columbia College since ih
opening, has resigned ana accepted a.
$ muur position with the Normal SohooI
at Madison. Columbia College loses a
valuable man in the transfer and the
Normal school mikes splendid addt-
Ton to her already efficient corps Of teaca
ers-Baptist Witness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Livingston and Col,
and Mrs. Knox Livingston returned
last Saturday from New Orleans where
they spent the Mardi Gras season. Col
Knox left Sunday for his home Gt
Benuettsyille, 5. c., wher he was call
ed on important legal bu Is, but will
return the latter part Of the week for
visit of several weeks.
A lengthy and elaborate program was
presented by the students Of the musIe
and elccution classes at the Normal aU-
ditorum Monday night which was en-
joyed Uy fair sized audience. Each
number of the program evinced careful
preparation and the result OF the care.
ful and pa.nstaKing training Of Miss
: Foye, the teacher, was plainly evident
Splendid progress is being made by the
students Of these departments Of ouc
excellent school.
Arbor Day exercises we're held at the
&. School Auditorium Tuesday afternoou
t and though somewhat belated the same
program was carried out as arranged
for the appointed day in February,
: Songs, dialogues, essays and rectations
. were delivered by various pupils aud
DR.. Nickel delivered one Of his spicy
little talks. Rev. W. r. Ivey OF the
Baptist church conducted the DEVOTION
al part of the program. Quite a mum.
ber Of trees were planted out in the
o grounds.
One Of the most thoroughly enjoyable
benefit performances ever gwen in Que
+ city was that given last Friday night as
the opera house bv the ladies OF the
!, Episcopal church for the purpose OF en-
j. larging their rectory fund. The msiu
D feature Of the evening was the laugh
o able comedy. "A Day at the UnioI
/ Station" wherein was shown the dit
4 ferent views OF life, different hopes,
heartachee, aspirations aud destinations
that may be found In the motley crowd
= that gathers any day at a large unioS
T. depot The newsboy, the bootblaok
20 the lunch counter, the hurry, the inter
est Of those Waiting. we're all Yividl
portrayed and the characters we're 9
good that It would be unjust to Civ
one praise above another. The sps
cialties consisting Of drills, marches
dances and vocal and violin solos, adde
er TO the play, made the evening one Z
~, great pleasure, The financial part wa
. also success and the ladies OF Il
on Guild we're enabled to deposit mel
ey sum to their credit.-QuIncy Nm'
This is the same attraction which vi
be presented in our city next week vi
der the auspices OF the U. d. @.