Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-27

DO. was IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. James simonton Of Micanopy
vas among the shoppers visiting the
city yesterday.
Mrs. T. NJ. Cauthen Of Waldo Is
among the visitors 70 the city, the
guest CT friends.
Mrs. J. @. Rice OF High Springs ar
lived ia the city yesterday on a short
glsit 20 relatives.
Mrs. W. p. Coney chaperoned a
merry party OF plonlckers who visited
worthington Springs yesterday.
Plank's Chill Tonic Is guaranteed 70
sure chills. fever. colds and lagrippe.
Price &c. Sold by w. n. johnson.
Miss Alice Strickland. an &C
compllshed young lady OF Waldo. Wis
tied relatives In the city yesterday.
chas. r. Marney and Vance r.
Winter. two prominent young men Of
Waldo. visited friends In the city
yesterday
DR. Chas. Guy Mixson left yesterday
for Creenville and viii spend the next
several weeks In that section follow
ing bis profession as dentist.
Col. J. J. Barr Of MicanOpy was
visiting IN the city yesterday. He
states that everything Is very dry and
he farmers are needing rain very
bsdly.
Mrs. NJ. A. Chapman left yesterday
for Washington, ID. C.. and win visit
his and other points Of interest be-
fore returning to her home here IN
the faIl.
r. w. Small Of Hague was In the
.ity yesterday. He is one Of the
growers OF that place and has done
very well In the vegetable business
this season.
w II. Powell Of Archer was here
yesterday en- route TO points south to
look after his trade. lie IL represent
ing the Consolidated Grocery COmDa-
ly. Of Jacksonville.
r. r. cellOn Of Hague was In
Gainesville Monday. He states that
be Il selling ali Of his cukes T. o. b.
ne station and has received very
satisfactory prices.
s. G. Gay and little daughter Of
trenton were visitors TO the city yes
terday. They were en- route 10 their
home from Micanopy. where the
former had been on business for a
few days.
n. Z. Love has returned from a
short but pleasant visit 90 Trenton,
his old home. He went TO take Ia
the closing exercises Of the school al
that place and states that Il was a
very brilliant affair.
W. c. Bouie left yesterday for Ia
yerness and will maze that place his
home In future. lie war formerly con
nected with w. r. Moseley as sales
man but resigned 20 accept a posi-
ton az the above point.
c. W. Bauknight, an extensive
merchant OF Archer. was greeting his
friends In the city yesterday. lie
states that Archer Is experiencing
great activity and much Improvement
Is noticed IN the little city.
c. J. Grace OF Eyinst0h was In
the city yesterday. Mr.. Grace has
just returned from a two weeks visit
20 points In Georgia aud reports hav-
ing had very pleasant outing
mingllng with old friends and rela-
tiyes. He was en- route 10 his home.
NJ. A. Bexley and J. @. Osteen OF
aigh Springs were visitors % th,
lty yesterday. They have about com
llcted arrangements tpr the bonds
md think they viii be successful In
getting everything ready 10 liberate
their sons within the next few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Todd. who have
been making Gainesville their home
for the past few weeks, departed yes
terday for Kentucky, which State
they viii make their future home.
Nf. Todd vas connected with the
Gainesville Furniture Company while
lerr.
Mrs. Ida A. Lumpkin. who has
been IN the city for the past several
days visiting her sister. AIRS. n. Wells,
in North Gainesville. returned 20 her
home az Lakeland yesterday. She
Was here Tor the purpose OF attending
the funeral OF her late father, James
Hnrdue.