The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-07
WhatEDOingin the City

Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. George BAndy
aROn.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. DsVers De-
nilly . daughter.
The roof Of the postof6ee building has
recently beenTegutteTed.
For the most stylish straw hat made,
90 20 Chittenden & Cos. il
The city parks are being pruned,
cleaned and put in nice condition.
8 or 6 doses "666" will cure any case
Of Chills and Fever. Price DC. 7-l3t
Mr.. W. Archer Fem, Of Fort Myers,
is visiting relatives in Tallahassee.
Mr.. r. =. Cobb, Of Tampa, visited
his old Tallahassee friends this week.
For mems Scriven underwear in IN
lon suits 20 10 Chittenden & Co, IL
Hon. John p. Wall, Of Tampa. an old
member Of the legislature, 10 in the
city.
Mrs. s. +. Gardiner, Of Miccossukie,
i guest Of Miss Sallie Blake on North
Calhoun street.
( DR.. A. A. MuFphree attended Board
l0t Control meeting IN Jacksonville last
Monday.
REV J. B. Pruitt will preach a special
sgfmOn 20 mothers at the Baptist
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. r. G. Long has returned from q
tdeliRhtful visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Ruge, Of Apalaehleoa.
For anything In mems furnishings, or
trunks, bags, dress suit cases 90 10
ChittendoD & Cos. IL
+ Mrs. Curtiss Brown, Of Atlanta, Ca. q
q visiting IN Tallahassee, the guest Of
Der sister, Mrs. +. e. Gilmore.
Nm KIncard q prominent buslneas
man Of NewbeTry, made business trip
30 Jacksonville this week
Mrs.. Dora Hopkins, Of FerDandina, IL
9 guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Phelps
Warden Wilson, on North Calhoun st.
Or. Armstrong can be seen profess
slonally Friday and Saturday, the two
last days Of this week, ~ the BloxhsEn
Hotel.
For Rent.-Two furnished roons,
with or without table board Address
Mas Sallie Blake, 46s North Calhoun.
street lift. -
Mrs. McQpeen Chaires, wife OF the
member from lafayette county, has
Joined her husband IN Tallahassee for
The remainder Of the session.
FoR RENT--6 room house with large
garden spot, on w. Jefferson 81. APP
ply 70 Miss Sue N. Archer, 362 8
Adams st. ;02t
j. Q. Burroughs, q prominent official
Of the Sea Board Air Line Railway
was In the city this week on busineai
with the Railroad Commission.
Mesdamss Geo. DoCottss and r. WI
Hopkins, Of Jacksonville, are now the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Eugene Per.
kins, on North Calhoun street.
Mrs. w. v. Knott is Eat home" 10
her friends Of Tallahassee every Friday
afternoon, also 20 the visiting ladies'
who are with us during the legislature.
Mr.. r c. Curry will succeed Mr. J.
y. MeDougall % agent Of the Sesboard
Railroad IN this city. Mr.. Curry is
with bic family N present at the Leon
NHOtel.
Z Quite q large crowd Of young people
enjoyed q straw ride out 10 Lake Hall
one night this week, and all report
, very pleasant evening. The weather
brightly.
z NO6ngrsuaman DannItte II. Mays Of
hoatieello, Hon. ]. r. G. GTlRgs Of
ApalAehicola, and Hon. j. w. Kehoe Of
I Pensacola. formed \ distinguished trio
lgt the State capitol this week.
Mrs. w. M. Girardeau 10 again a
guest Of the Capital City, having re-
turned from Monticello Wednesday.
She was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs.. r. l.. Eaton.
During the morning session Of Tues
day the Senate was visited by about
nfty young women, members Of Pro
3efbOr Heatwole'H Civil Government
Cess A. the State College.
The dormitory Of the State College
contains more resident students than
ever before m its history, exceeding
sven the enrolment when the institu-
ton was coed"
Miss Matte O'Neai, OF Lake City 10
one Of the latest additions 20 the roll Of /
students q the Normal Department Of |
the Florida State College. Mics O'N&al |
is the charming sister Of Mrs. d. r.
Cox.
- Several former. members Of the Leg |
ialatuFo have Waited the Capital thle |
week, among them were w. 8. Norl
wood, Of Titusville; 4. l.. Clarke, Of
hontlcellO Frank Adams, Of Jackson
vile, and J. y. G. Griegs, Of Apalaehi.
cola.