Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-08-20
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Items Of Interest Gathered by Our
Corps Of Pencil Pushers.
WeIborn Notes.


WeIbOrn home. Mr.. WOrrell holds a
position of trust at the city hall in
Jacksonville.
W. NJ. MOsely is confined at home
with continued fever, and at present
writing is reported to be very sick.
Mrs. W. R. Moore visited Lake City
this week.
Mr.. Levy Kennedy was in town on
business Monday.
Cotton buyers and the ginners are
preparing for the close approaching
cotton season.
W. 0. Kennedy, our popular tOnsOr-
isl artist, visited Jacksonville on bust
ness this week.
Charley Mosely, of Jacksonville, is
spending his vacation visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. MOsely.
Miss Bell MOsely has completed
successful school term at Little River
and returned home.
Lawrence MOSely, of Tampa, is visit
ing relatives in town this week.
W. Warren left Tuesday for Eat
onion. N. C.. his boyhOOd home, for a
pleasure trip.
Miss Cav Pickett, of Carrabelle,
after spending a month in town visit
ing relatives, returned home Monday
Mrs. NJ. J. Beathea was in town
Monday shopping.
jumps Collins, of Hagin, Ga, spent
few days visiting the family of J. W.
Bell, his cousin.
Miss Edna Bell, after spending de-
lighttul visit with friends in Boston,
Ca, returned Tuesday evening.
J. W. Morgan, who received pain
full Injury by a horse striking his in
step, is rapidly recovering.
Rev. R. E. Parnell left this morning
for Warsissa to conduct a series Of
meetings.
Miss Bessie Carver left Saturday fol
a visit to Mrs. P. @. CasOn, at Apa.
lachicOla.
RaefOrd Carver was in town on bust
ness this week.
C. B. GOdbOld says that he has thu
finest corn crop on his plantation h
ever produced.
Uncle Dan Tedder, of Live Oak, Wis
tied Mr., and Mrs, c, B. GOdbOld las
week.
Rev. W. A. TisOn has returned from
Palatka, where he conducted a success
full meeting.
The W. 0. W. are making extensiv,
preparations for their picnic, Aug. 26
at McLersn's park.
Uncle Billy Mcclellan, our big heart
ed justice of the peace, was in tow
this morning on official business.
Mrs. Jennie Boutwell,, of Live Oak
accompanied by her son, Master Theron
Rice Boutwell,, visited relatives in tow
this week.
Berry BlantOn was in town Monda.
morning on business.
jim CasOn, of Lake City, is visiting
his brother, Jessie r. CasOn, near tow
this week.
Phil Lowe says he can't keep We
born sand out of his shoes.
A. c. Selph Sunny Boy paid Ray
mOnd O'Cain FATTY ten dollars for
four dollar pig this week.
WelbOrn needs a bank, and the pee
pie of WelbOm should 60 after tn
bank and get it.
WelbOrn needs to advertise. If sh
desires to grow she must advertise.
The Rev. B.R. MOsely of MelrOSe an
the Rev. B. c. COllum, of South Care
lima, doing evangelistic work in tn
state, are holding a series of meeting
at Mt. Pleasant and report great sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve GOdbOlt wer
prominent visitors in town this week
Walter Dennard, of TaylOrville, spen
several days visiting his father an
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. DennarC
G. E. Hawkins, our county surveyor
visited Houston this week.
Mrs. W P. Moore and Mrs. W.
Zachery were among the ones attend
ing the Sunday school picnic at Beulaf
Friday.
An interesting ball game was playe
last Friday at Beulah, between We
born Spiders" and the Beula
Crooks, resulting to 5 in favor {
the Spiders.
Mr.. J. Mcdonald, proprietor of II