The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

Day.
Il was stsnaland, and not Strickland,
going around last week contracting fOE
timber lands.
Hon. George W. Wslker has just re-
turned home from Quincy where be at
tended Circuit Court.
How abcut those Coat Sweaters 81
ChitteDden 4 Co's, White and COlors.
81
Hen. G. o. Andrews, formerly Of the
COmptrolier's Gaiees bat nov q prae-
tleing lawyer, was 9 pleasant ealierto
the city Sunday and Monday.
The foot ball boys are arranging Tor
big dOinRs on the 9th. The team Of
the University will play here. VIII
you be one Of the thousand 70 attend
the game
Sunday afternoon 90 3 O'Clock the In
| termediate and Junior Leagues busI-
ness meeting will be held, Milton Smith
presiding. Members are requested b
bring their dues.
For RENT -Seven.TOom cottage, one
block from capitol; bath room, hot and
cold wateT, range. For further par
tieulars sppiy 70 L. G. Yaeger. II
Mr.. and MRS. r. c. Grower, Of Jack.
sOnville, who came 20 attend the fun
eral Of Judge ] n. Bernard, Mrs. GrO0-
ver'S father, returned home Sunday.
A. d. COvington, OF Quincy, was IN
Tallahassee Monday. Mr. COVinRtOn u
spoken OF &c q probable candidate %
succeed Senator BrOOme In the Florida
Legislature.
A. B. Blackburn, formerly Of 7. B.
Byrd q Co., bat now q travelling rep
resentatlve Of Q. w. Zarlin 4 Co,
spent the weekend here with hls
family.
Hunting season opened Monday. and
3 number vent out 10 try their luck. IL
ig reported that quail, snipe and duck
aro plentiful In Leon this season.
Mrs. Helen Armstrong will deliver
an address In MOnr0e's Opera House on
the afternoons Of December 10th and
i1th. Natures Gift IN the Sunny
South, will b her theme.
Gray silk Waistcoat Il the correct
thing with Tuxedo Coat, and there are
more stylish ones made than those Ot-
fored by Chittendon a Co. 81
Lawrence Wilkinson, Of WoodVille,
now holds q position In our postofhee.
A very capable young man, who win
doubtless prove himself valuable 70 the
service.
Mr.. D. +. Granting was riding around
yesterday looking for q man competent
10 take charge OF hands, and have the
Sunny Hill and lamonia Road put IN or
der.
n. N. SWeotinR has returned from
New York, and while In the Metropolis
purchased 40 extensive line OF fine Jew
elpy and silver and cut-glass goods, and
win soon offer them b the public.
The Leon Hotel register shows two
guests from across the water this week
y. j. Tiole, OF Haag, Holland, and n.
VonLercy, Of Vienna, Austria.
Miss Sarah Vordery. one Of Jackson
ville'u pretty and popular young ladies,
Is now q student OF the State College
for Women. Miss Verdery visited IN
Quincy this summer and was q great
favorite among the younger set.
For rent. .--An eight-Toom house. fur
nlshed, large garden, back yard end
bearing pecan and fruit trees. Ready
for occupancy November 18th. Apply
10 Miss sallis =. Blake. SS
Miaa Americas Pillans, formerly q
student at the State College for Wom-
en, is visiting In the city this week. the
guest Of Mrs. Royal Canheld Dunn
hlas Plllans 10 one Of the teachers In
Tarpon Springs high school now.
w. o. w. LEON CAMP No. 2,
Woodmon OF che World, meets every
Monday night "a W. o. w. hall, over
Cilmore q Davis hardware store, mem.
bsra and visiting Soverelgns cordially
invited % attend these meetings. IS
Mss Alice Patterson, Of Chalrea, was
the guest Of her stunt, Ms /. 3, Pat
teraon, Oct. 21th, and atteBded the
halloween party at the Woman's Col
lege that evening, returning home Sat
urday afternoon.
n. N. and W. +. Appleyard, sons Of
III. =, Apployard, Of The Capital Pub.
llahlnR Company, WIRE on the foot ball
team of Columbia College; both played
well, and q good clean game af that
Were you aware that Halloween
passed last weeki a number Of citl-
4 aens were, judging from the appear.
i aneo of che city Sunday morning, end
the cows and donkeqs found IN The city
pound. several gates must have been
moved.
az. b. p. Harris has returned aftol
4 month'o ahrrnco "a 0ccfQia Ia tho ~.
eqrat ~ tie real estate arm ef IA