The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-01-07
RUN-OVER LOCALS
The Weather.

Mrs. Clifford Mccall is the guest Of
Mrs j. p. Mccall.
Clayton Dickinson left Monday for
Gyeeuville where he has accepted the
management Of the Hardy stables,
Mrs. W. H Dial and her charming
daughter, Miss Stephanie left Monday
for Tallahassee to attend the inaugural
hall
Miss Nellie Hinely left Monday
morning for Forsyth, Ca, TO resume
her studies at Bessie Tiff College, at.
ter a most delightful holiday visit home.
School commenced again Tuesday af-
ter ten days holiday vacation. The
school children all had good time dur
ing the holiday and should resume their
studies with zeal,
Walter Patterson spent the holidays
at Carrabelle, Fla. where lives GER
tain young lady who last year was
student at the Normal. Walter says
he had delightful trip but postponed
bringing the young lady TO bis home
here until later date.
Ola Sanders left Monday morning for
St. Louis " here ne goes TO buy load
OF live stock for the Fralrigh-Lnes-
Shelter Co, He expects to be home by
next Saturday night. Ola says he in
tends to visit the factory where the
Methodist pipe organ is being manu-
factured and inspect the instrument
soon to be installed in the Methodist
church here. When he gets home he
will probably be able to tell us all about
IL.
Rev, 7. c. Bradford reports a fine day
at Stonewall church last Sunday. He
was met by large congregation and
lreeted with a most cordial welcome to
the first appointment of his work
Pastor and people are to be congratu-
lated upon this auspicious beginning
Mr. Bradford ranks among the best as
"A gentleman and a minister and well
deserves the highest consideration and
most courteous treatment OF those TO
whom be is sent.
The crowning of Miss Clara Coggins
as Queen Of the Carnival was witnessed
by an immense crowd last Friday night
Attended by her maids Of honor the.
queen mounted the platform in front
Of the Merrimac and Monitor attraction
and Mayor Rowe gracefully placed the
beautiful and glittering crown upon her
head and presented her with a magnih
cent diamond ring. After the corona.
tion the Royal Party visited each Of
the tented attractions and the que n
graciously bestowed her approval upon
item.
Judge j. P. Martin made his annutlI
call at this Office Monday morning. AL
though the judge is resident Of the
town he does not call at our sanctum
very often-which is greatly to our dis
advantage but he does make it point
to visit us at least once a year-alwRys
along in the early January day'-and
we have learned to look for his visits
and sorter date our new year from it.
When we state that the judges visit
always means three dollars in our till
our readers will understand one reason
why we are always 30 glad to see him
walk in the door He pays for his own
paper and also for the papers Of two
others. Would there were more like
him.
Some effort was made come weeks
ago to sell enough tickets for Lyceum
course for our town, but the effort was
not very successful. However the
Bureau is>snxious to send us the course
l; there is a probability Of SUFFICIENT
patronage 10 warrant them in doing 30.
As q test to find what our patronage
will be, they will send the first number
on Tuesday, 18th inst. This will be a
lecture by DR.. James Headley, who
comes highly recommended as one Of
the best lecturers on the Lyceum plat
form. We trust the auditorium at the !
school house will be we'll filled when he |
makes his appearance Tuesday night |
and that the Bureau will be encouraged
4 =, .ard tho rapt ~ the oot,rna