The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-11-18

Look out for the big parade this
morning,
For Sale;-Two mules young and
sound. Seeor write to E. n. Dickinson.
Madison, Ella. 4w.
Ben Stewart returned Saturday from
a most pleasant trip of week to the
'gnlf coast fisheries. He reports an en-
ioyable trip.
/ Dog Lost White and black epeck
led hound puppy, year old. Answer
to name "Rolly" Reward for return 10
Leonord Morrow.
A bottle of splendid syrup came to 10
this week with the compliments OF Mrs.
j. q, Plant, TO whom we doff our hat
and make our best bow in grateful &C.
acknowledgement.
There will be services at the Catholic
church 10 this city on next Sunday at
8 O'Clock in the afternoon and Mass will
be celebrated Monday mcrning at Z
O'Clock. The public is cordially invlt
ed to attend these services.
Aaron Blanton, former valued at
tache Of this Office, was a welcome call
eHat our sanctum Monday, Aaron has
bid farewell to the printers stick, rule
and case and has gone in Cor telegraphy,
having equipped himself to handle the
little brass key with 'neatness and dis
patch" He will be at his fathers home
near lee for week or two after which
be will return to Jacksonville.
Union Thanksgiving services will lie
held next Thursday morning at the
Baptist church at 10 O'Clock, sharp. The
discourse will be by Rev II. W, Whit
nell Of the Methodist church. aud Revs.
lvey and Mickle of the Baptist and
Presbyterian churches respectiyelywil
assist In the ser 'ice, Leu all people at
tend this service aud render th1nke
unto the Giver OF all good for HIS many
and tender mercies.
1t was our misfortune not 10 be pres
ent at the Organ Recital at the Melho
dist church last Sunday night, but from
what every body says sit was just the
finest, ever" Miss Agnes Parramort
was the moving genius Of the orcas on
and she was ably assisted by several vo
calsts and instrumentalisls Of wei
known ability. The organ numbers ~
MISS Parramore were high clnss and cS
ecuted in her faultless manner gave thu
audience unmistak 'ble evidence OF THE
great power and sweetness Of the splen
did pipe organ recently Installed IN that
church. Mr. Waller Whitlock was es-
pecially effective 10 the organ number
rendered by hIm and the Corntt ard VI
olin solos by charlie Morrow and DE-
George Dayis, respectively, were fully
up TO the high standards of these well
known musicians Mrs Reeves sweet
soprano voice was beard TO advantage
in the solo "..ord, Remember Me.
Rev. Whitnel, the pastor, delivered D
ten minute talk on "Ihe Divinity Of
Music" which is pronounced gem Of
eloquence by all who heard it Bul from
all reports, the tenor SOLO OF Mr.. Leon
Kroufclt "a travelling maG WHO b ppen
ed to elm town and generously ten e:ed
his services was the browning event OF
the entire program. Mr. Kronfelt is
the possessor Of tenor voice OF excel
lent quality and supberb culture. rising
without difficulty to the highest notes
and without sacrificing melody TO The
mastery Of technique. In short, MIR.
Kronfelt's voice is beyond criticism, and
Madison people have rarely, if ever bad
opportunity to hear better singing. A
male quartette sweetly rendered the
beautiful song by Sheppard entitled
There's Pilot"