The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-05
RUN-OvER LOCALS.

Carl Knight Of Starke was a visitor
in the city last Sunday.
Mrs. P. S, Coggins is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Randell Walker, in
Valdosta.
Cash & Bunting have moved their
place Of business to the corner store of
the Pope block.
Mrs. W. II, Dial, Miss stephana and
little Miss Elizabeth are visiting rela-
tives in Richmond, Va. -
Come to US to purchase your feed
corn, oats, hay and "Stafoife." Fra
leigh-Lines-Shelier Company.
Mrs. Jane Paul returned Tuesday
morning from three weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs Morris, in Jefferson county.
Vans aud Redden Randell spent last
Saturday and Sunday with their sister,
Mrs, Sidney Hinely, at Suwan e
Springs.
Willie Brinson and Lawrence Fraleigh
went to Panacea spring last Saturday
and returned Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. I. L. Brinson,
Walter Wade and Clayte Dickinson
returned Tuesday from a trip Of several
days TO Atlanta where they had a good
time viewing the sights and scenes of
that interesting city.
The matter o. selecting location for
the proposed school uormitory was not
acted upon by the council Tuesday night
but will be considered at a special meet
ing to be held on the call Of the presl.
dent OF that body.
A brick coping has been built around
the base OF the Confederate monument
in the park and when the Daughters
complete their plans for planting the
pyramid to grass and flowers it will add
materially to the attractiveness OF the
monument.
Crops are not so promising now as
they were a few weeks ago. The heavy
rains Of the past few weeks have caused
the growing cotton to shed freely and
the chsnces are that only about an sv-
erage crop Of this staple will be harvest
ed in the county this year.
Prof. George j. Graham, ex-county
superintendent Of Hamilton county and
q gentleman Of sc holarly attalnments,
was a business visitor to Madison this
week and favored this office with an
appreciated call. The professor ls an
old and valued friend OF the editor Of
this paper.
Rev. L W. Moore, presiding elder OF
the Tallahassee District, preached at
the Methodist church last night and
after the service the third quarterly
conference of the church was held. All
the reports were full and complete and
show that the church is In excellent con
dltion 10 all departments OF Its work.
Prof. Grant Wheeler left Monday
morning for his old home IN Ohio to
spend a we'll merited vacation Of about
four weeks. He will return IN time for
the opening Of the Normal Institute 10
September. We don't want to give
away any secrets, but there is a we'll
defined rumor that when the professor
returns next month he will be accom-
panied by his bride,
Walter Mcdaniel left Sunday for
Apalachicola where he will take the
management Ct popular hotel for a
season il not permanently. We don't
like to lose such a man from our com
munity as Walter Nc, but il he decides
to cast his lot permanently in Apalachi
cola we can only express our sincere
regrets and congratulate Apalschicols
on securing 80 good and valuable a
citizen.
Rev. W. II. Trlbble, president OF
Columbia College. Lake City, Florida,
will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist
church on next Sunday morning and
evening. President Tribble bears the
reputation Of being one Of the most
scholarly and eloquent prea chers OF the
South and no doubt the services at that
,hurch on next Sunday will be largely
attended The new and handsome pipe
,rgan in that church will be used for
he fret time at these services.
At the home OF her parents in Dalton,
"a, on yesterday, Miss Eva Dismukes
yrniAh ,rtnn hnnrilv unddad 10 Mr. Carl