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The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
DRIVING OUT

You want % make . good aDpeur.
aDee. You can do it and the came
time Be strictly IN lt' Il you
RiDE IN \ CARRIAGE
FROM THIS REPOSITORY.
You're certain Of style. durability
and ease when using q carriage
bought from us. Inspect our new
line. Terms easy.
MZEIL LIVE STOCK COMPANY,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

lOf bale' Apply 70 W. VI NlDDS. ll.lm
Born to Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Robert
son, on Nay Sd, daughter.
Boys wash pants, SOC pair. Levy
Bros. 10
Mrs. Heimburger, wife Of the Assist
ant State Chemist, left this week for
Jacksonville, 10 visit with relatives for
seKeral weeks.
For Manhattan Shirts, Il and w Col
lars, Light Weight Underwear, and the
best In everything 60 70 Chittenden &
Co. II
A party Of ThOmasVills people, prom.
inont In that city. came over to TalIa-
hasses Tuesday en- route to 'Pauacoa
Springs for q few weeks stay there.
They were Judge and Mrs. ]. s. MOut-
gOmoFy and the lattsr's sister, Or. D.
g. montgomery and Mr.. e. r. Pringlo.
SPECIAL sale Of muslin underwear.
Levy Bro 10
An auto party came over from Thom-
asvills MOnday and spent the day IN
Tallahasseo. In the part were Mr.
and Mrs. A. n. Wals0a, Miss HaIll
COvingtOn, Mr.. Graham Miller and M
Ollie Miller.
Get your Bathing Suit at Levy
FOR RENT-A fouF-rOOm cottage In
Magnolia Heights. Apply 20 Ars. B.
J. Temple. 11-lt
Colonel max Krause, Of Savannah.
popular and wsll-liked travelling man.
vas among the VISITORS to Tallahassee
for several days this week.
Try Flapiaek Compound for mufins,
gems. haPtaekn. etc. 7. B. Byrd 4
Co, phone i. 10
Ne. and Mru. Charles Eddy, Miss Bes-
sic Eddy and kiss Minnie Ella Eddy, W.
l.. Lester and n. Kirkland were q party
who came over from Quincy Sunday in
an automobile and spent the day IN Tai
lahassee.
Complete line Of hair and hair goods.
Levy Bros. 10
There win BE- preaching Sunday. both
morning and evening, at both Trinity
and Boulsvurd Churches.
Hrs. winthrop and Hrs. DR.. Randolph
desire 10 thank the friends Of The David
s. walker Library who 90 kindly con
tributed 10 make q success Of the
Book shower" given BY them for the
benoiit Of the Library. A htt Of the
books donated viii Be pablished IN Ths
True Democrat Of next week.
Get YOUR Bathing Caps at Lsyy
Bros. eft
Robert HsndOa, anegrO man living Al
the corner Of Tennessee and Macomh
atroeta, cra1od On the subject Of rolig
ton, jumped head dognward into q ssv'
enty-foot well ThnrDdag moEning.
When taken Out BE neck vac found Z
b broken.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

There tWo shsf iog tie fslars OF nsisns
These s doctor end TIE druggist Bsth should -
g00d People who tie geat h sssetoa Of their
physicians select liS drug ths pssssptons We not
Only give yoa Just what the doctor Eeba We give s
hoSt Of pat Up The best way The Intelligent doctor and s
honest drug store two Of knd-good, safe kind
Tallahassee Drug cOnpauy.
W.. BalkeOm. Prop'g
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

d. H. Mays, JF., Of Monticello. was
on q visit here several day this week.
Americas Beauty corset. warranted
not 10 rust. Si.OO. Levy Bros. 10
Fire Wednesday night destroyed
small negro ,abin in smoky Hollow.
Manhatthn's guaranteed shlrtWaist.
500 and up. Levy Bros. 10
Judge and Mrs. N. II. Nabry left
this week for Psnaeea Springs 10 be
gone several weeks.
New arrivals In spring and summer
wool and wash skirts. Levy Bros. 10
J. r. D0rman, in the Secretary Of
States Office, went down to his former
home In Live Oak on Tuesday 10 cast
his vote.
Light PsJamas, the only comfortable
sleeping garment for summer weather.
ChitteBden & Co. carry q full line Call
and see them. ii
Messrs. A. W. and J. W. Cory, two
prominent gentlemen Of Quincy, were
over Sunday.
Get your Bathing SbOea at Levy
Bros. S-d
r. l.. Burdlns. one Of ApaIaehicola's
we'll known lawyers, came over Satur-
day and remained Sund y.
American Beauty corset, warranted
not 10 rust, ti.OO. Levy Bros. 10
R.H. BufOrd, Of Quincy, was . prom
inent lawyer Of that city over Sunday
and Monday.
Ladies' end misses rOady-made
dresses In lawn and lingerie. Levy
Bros. 10
DR.. B. p. Camp. q wealthy lumber
man Of White Springs. was among the
arrivals here recently.
PHONE 2I7, n, II. Bradford. for
wood. 2-tf.
W. n. Woodward. OF Mariana. was
among the we'll known and popular
travelling men Of that section In the
city this week.
Full and Complete Line Of white |
Shoes. Pumps and Slippers In Canvass,
and KID, ladies' and children, at Chit
tens. II
L. W. Branch, OF Qultman, came
over the latter part Of last week and
was m the city several days.
When you purchase a wedding pres |
snt you want the best. You are sure
20 get u n you select Il from Sweet
lngs stock. Su
Short a Healey have moved their Of
Gee from the rear Of tie Capital City
Bank 90 the building next 20 the West
oFn Union telegraph Oiiee.
Complete line Of hair and haiF goods.
4 .ss.s mwoa 10
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
WhatbDOingh theCfty

Automobile Gloves at Chittenden's.
College commencement exercises next
week.
Get your Bathing sh es at Levy
Bros. s-H
The Trinity Sunday school is aTrang-
ing for a picnic.
Rajah linens, all cOlOrS. 25c yard.
Levy Bros. 10
?. N. BrUmby, Of Quincy, was in
t6s-Glty on business Tuesday.
Genuine South American Panama
Hats at Chitte6denSs. II
W. C. ApplIng has accepted q posi-
ton with Walker & Black. -
Get your Bathing Suit at Levy
Bros, Oft
Mrs.. W. @. Powell. Of Jacksonville.
e . guest Of Mrs. 7. B. Byrd.
II you want the best IN Mems Fun.
lee "a a. Thfttaad.a a Re- II
Bradford Byrd esme over from Thom-
ssvills TO east his vote for bIS partleu-
lar friends.
Sara,oGa Chips at Byrd'G SI
This section Of country was visited BY
9 hns rain Sunday afternoon and voge.
tation 10 humping II now.
Boys wash pants, Soc a pair. Levy
Bros 10
Misses Martha and Sarah Cline have
rstuFnod from Atlanta, where they at.
tended the music festival
Col. T J. Appleyard went down TO
hls home In Lake City on Tuesday
morning, returning that afternoon.
Get your Bathing Shoes at Levy
Ruth Grey, the mental medium at
Munro Opera House Monday and Tues-
day nights. created quite . sensation
Your ao0n.to- marry friends will CD. |
Prociate Il II you get the present OF |
Bwoetlng. s.n
John @. Collins 70 having two-story |
addltion bullt h hls residence on Col. |
lege avenue, p. C. Gilmore being the
contractor.
IN Swes tinR'a window you win see
the most appropriate wedding giitu
S-tf
The police we're forced 10 club q
drunken negro into uBconuciousBeas
Saturday before be could be gotten 10
jail. He 10 an old offender.
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W. o. VI. LE0n cAlP No. Z.

Wooanoa of ne Wwl1. mosss ever
Monday nlEht ~ ". q. ". blll ever
CaTpeateI sstofa. lellllg1 eo1 yll| |l..n1
eqgogeEns eo11Iol1 Aell1a g a1.a
dec Eeptllas. -
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

1 turned homo otteF opening aeFefei
months IN th6 Battle Greek sanitarium
greatly improved n health.
Lord & Taylor's Celebrated Onyx Ho-
siaFy foF Ladies "a Silk, Lisle and Cot
tOn. carried b. Chlttenden b Co. II
Mn. Cockrell and children left this
week for JaeksonVilIs 10 remain q short
time with relatives before going 70 the
mountains Of Carolina 20 spend the
summer
Purina Chicken feed ia both sizes,
also Charcoal, bone meal, mica crystal
grit, PRatt's poultry regulator resp curs,
lee killer, etc. T.B.Byrd Co. Phone l.
Rev. J. j. Thompson, Of the Anti.Sa-
loon League, preached an interesting
ana instructive sermon at Trinity Sun
day and secured q nice contribution for
his cause.
Scriyens Union Suits for men, every
body wants them for comfort, for sale
only by Chittsnden & Co. l.
Misses Alice PaFland, Of Apalaehi-
cola. Mary Bernard, Of Jacksonville,
an d Cornelia Puleston, Of Monticello,
are the charming guests this week Of
Miss Clifton Byrd.
Get your Bathing Suit at Levy
Bros 9-tf
Mrs. J. A. AlligOod and daughters,
AlSa and ollie, visited relatives at We
reen last week, attending the picnic
and meeting at Baptist church at
Woodville.
FOR RENT Three large, pleasant
rooms, electric lights, bath and phone,
central location. 8St Sc. Augustine
street. 12-lt
Ladies desiring those Low Quarter.
Light Weight GraVannettea can lind
them In ell sizes at ChIttenten's. price
800. II
Judge Ransy, who went to-a Baltl-I
mere inhFmaFy for tFeatmsnt several
months since has greatly improved re-
Gently and expects 10 return homN
within q couple Of weeks enjoying bic
Wonted health.
Those Panama Hats "a Chlttsnden's
are making the run Of the season, the
only comfortable head goaF for tropical
weather. II
Mrs. Lewis s. Peek end Mrs. Flor
eneo A. Gibbons came this week from
their homes IN Jacksonville, and are
visiting at the home Of Mrs. X. B.
German during the illness Of her
daughter, Mary.
Mems and boys clothing at actual
factory cost. Levy Bros. 10
MrS J. J. Williams and Miss Maggie
Williams have e. their guests this week
Miss Margaret Williams, Of Jaekson-
vile, who b q niece Of the latter and
granddaughter OF the former. She
viii make only . short visit here.
Hanans Shoes, acknowledged the world
over az the best shoe made. Chitten.
den q Co. sole sgents for TallNh6ssse.
Buy the Hanan and you haVo'Gh style,
comfort and durability. II
Mr.. William v. Long and Miss May
George, both Of Balnbridge. stopped
over IN Tallahassee Wednesday and
were united In marriage by Rev. J. B.
Prnitt At his residence. Tia after
wards proceeded 10 South FlOrida On 81
wedding tour.
Mems and boys clothing at actual
factory cost. Levy Bros. 10
Piehard Brothers, the esntFaetOra,
are keeping pretty busy those ane
days They have just finished remodel
Ing the residence recently purchased on
Duval Htreat bv n A Radla. ana Are
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

WANgnD--An oxpefiencod inoulanco
uian, whe b naaoss % ael e. DISTRICT
Deputy faP ne 9aooaie 4etuaI Lsla
hn8ociQiian. Wen1El1as y. @. See
- tn.nR nNf GninlaV - elnlck
nosls. Colnen q sAS1aR ia
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
Neh cows.

kileh Cows.
Seven head Jersey and grade Jerseys
for sale. Apply 70 G. G. Gibbs. Him
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

tl.Oo and up. LsVy Bros 10
A Townsville man. accompanied by
several ladies', came Into Tkllahssses
by its principal road Saturday after
noon driving bic auto &c = speed Of
atty milea per hour. The man VITO
will 90 reckIonaly epoed hia machine,
with four precious lives beslds hls own
IN = feurful balencA b q ht auhiset
fOr en- lnsano asylum.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Robert Hend0a, anegrO man living AZ
the corner OF Tennessee and Macomb
stroeta, crasod On the subject Of Folig-
zen, jumped head oounuand INTO sev-
enty-foot well ThurDdag moming.
when taken 0ut BE neck vac found 70
b bgoksn.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Get your Bathing Caps at lev
Bros. S-tf
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Robert
son, on Nay Sd, q daughter.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Lord & Taylor's Celebrated Onyx HO-
sieFy for Ladies 10 Silk, Lisle and Cot
too, carried b. ChIttenden b Co. II
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Pichard Brothers, the coneFactOra,
are keeping pretty bnsy these Hne
days They have juss finished remodel
Ing the residence recently purchased on
Duval street bv r. A. Radls, and are
now building q beautiful little six-rOom
cottage In College Park for Charlie
Bowen.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Get your Bathing Shoes at lbTy
Bros. &tt
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

T. H. Hall. Of Bradfofdyille. has re-
turned homo after spending severai
months IN TIE Battle Greek sanitarium
greatly improved n health.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Mrs. Heimburger, wife Of the AssIs
ant State Chemist, left this week fC
Jacksonville, 10 visit with relatives fC
seXeral weeks.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

For Manhattan Shirts, r and w Col
lars, Light Weight Underwear, and the
best In everything 60 20 Chittenden &
Co. II
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Mn. CockreIl and children left thir
Wssk for Jaekso1vilIs 10 remain q shorl
time with relatives before going 70 ths
mountains Of Carolina 20 spend TIE
summer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-08
Social News
SOCIETY DULL.

Nothing doing" Is the pass word
In society circles this week and the
society editor Is having time to get
up copy" for OF course the women
want to read just the same as when
there Is lot doing" No doubt the
women are busy shopping these days
and haven't time for frivolity now.
Christmas will soon be here and there
are always 80 many things to be done
and SO little time to do them In.
Shop early" Is the idea this year
as proven by large number OF per-
sons who have been thronging the
many shops this week. The stores
are beautiful with their Christmas
decorations. Several of the leading
dry goods stores OF the city employed
decorators this year and In fact the
stores and shops have never present
ed such an attractive appearance. This
certainly Is a happy time OF year and
one is glad to be living. Every one
seems to be just little kinder and
10 have few extra smiles at this
season. Perhaps this Is due to the
Christmas spirit which Is becoming
more marked each year. A number
Of the church societies have been hold
Ing bazaars this week and the women
who have little time for making fancy
work are given "a good opportunity at
this time to secure beautifully made
lifts at nominal cost for their many
friends.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-08
BRIDGE PARTY.

Mrs. Horace Thompson gave an in
forma; bridge party yesterday after
noon M her home In Woodbury. place
for Mrs. 3. +. Spencer, and Mrs.
Thomas Davidson. who are visiting
Mrs. Chas. Smith.--lndianapolis Star.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-08
kAPpAs TO ENTERTAIN.

What will probably be one OF the
most charming dancing parties OF the
holiday season will be given by the
members Of the Kappa Alpha Phi fra
tcrnity Thursday evening. December
twenth.ninth, In the Pythian temple.
This Ia very popular fraternity In
this city and has given number OF
delightful social events and no doubt
this event will be most charming. An
orchestra will furnish the dance mu.
sic and buffet lunch will be served
during an intermission. Invitations
will be sent to the different chapters
~ the frat" throughout the state and
will be issued soon. As a number Of
students will be home for the Christ.
mas vacation the party will be an un-
usually gay one. This will add much
to the round Of gayeties being ar
ranged for the holidays by various
persons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-08
NOTABLE EVENT.

The appearance In this city on Jan.
nary second at the First Methodist
church Of Mr.. Cecil Tanning and Mr.,
Turpin will be most notable musical
event. They are being brought here
by the members OF the Music Study
club.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-08
TO COME HOME,

Miss Louise Malsby will return in
about a fortnight from Sweetbriar col
legc. Virginia. where she has been At.
tending school. She will spend her
Christmas vacation here with her mot.
her, Mrs. Clara Malsby Of the Wayne
Flats
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-08
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.

Last evening "A most charming party
WAS given the newspaper women OF
the city with their families anr friends
by the Aeolian company, in the
Comstock building. through its manag.
or, Miss Sara Lynch and her assistant
Miss Nina Harris. The affair was in
the nature OF an informal musicale and
was much enjoyed by all privileged
to attend. The program presented
WAS a varied one being furnished in
part by the pianola piano and the
victrola. Many OF the celebrated sing
ers were heard through the victrola
and program Of popular and CLASH
cal airs was played on the pianola.
One ot the pleasant features OF the
evening was the coronet solo given
by Mrs. Iona Quigg. who also has her
studio In this building. Later In the
evening. Mr.. Fred DeBolt. the splen-
did baritone who Is singing at the
Murray theater came In and sang two
beautiful selections. This added much
10 the pleasure OF the affair Mr.. De-
Holt has magnificent voice and is
becoming very popular In music CIR
cIes here. He Is studying under Mr..
Aurele Borriss. OF the vocal depart
ment Mt Earlham college. At the close
of the program the guests were In
vited to the studio library where
punch and waters were served by
Miss Harris. The party was COM
posed of Miss Jessie Landwer. Miss
Myrtle Stone. Miss jeanette Landwer,
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, Mrs. Little.
Miss Mary Carney, Miss Lucille Car
ney, Miss Affie Mcvickar, Miss Esther
Griffin White, Miss Hazel Thomas,
Mrs. n. NJ. Thomas and Mrs. Quigg.
The guests were very appreciative OF
the royal hospitality extended them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-08
This so Cent Sale Begins

WIDE ALL SILK PERSIAN RIBBON
No. 100 worth 19c; yards for ............ soc
WIDE ALL SILK PLAID AND PERSIAN
RieeoNs-10c per yard yards for .5(c
10 INCH LEATHER BAG Patent leather
lined. looks like a Dollar Value. Christmas
price ................. ....................5O SOC
ALL LINEN DAMAsk HEMsTITcHED
LUNCH CLOTH-a good dollar value during
hoc Sale, each ......................... soc
90 INCH SQUARE DRAWN WORK LUNCH
cLoTH-easily 75c article; during soc Sale
SOC Holiday Sale Begins Friday Dec. 9th.
GREAT HOLIDAY TOWEL BARGAINS
Style One-Fine All Linen open work designs
good soc value for one; during soc Sale you
ouy : ior '.'..'.'..' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OUC
HOLIDAY TOWEL BARGAIN NO. 2-An
Linen. fine 40x2O knotted. fringed Towels the
best We have ever shown soc Sale price. for SOC
HOLIDAY TOWEL BARGAIN NO. s-An
linen, fine Damask Towels hemstitched; you
never saw such towels before for less than
so cents each; now per pair ................5()c
81 INCH eLEAcHEo TABLE oAMAsk-
worth 40c yard, during soc Sale, yds for. .5(),
soc Holiday Sale Begins Friday, Dec. 9th.
80 INCH SQUARE sPAchrEL AND HEM.
STITCHED STAND covERs-worth soc
each. soc Sale price, 2 for .................5()c
IS INCH sPATcHTEL SIDE BOARD COW
ERs-Embroidered and Hemstitched. worth
Soc now for '....-....................' soc
WHITE DAMAsk NAPkINs-Sale price per
dozen ....-..............:....... ......'". soc
BROWN LINEN CRASH Extra heavy. IS
inch SOC Sale price yds' for .'........." soc
soc Holiday Sale Begins Friday, Dec. 9Th.
40 INCH PERSIAN FLEEcED sUITINos-
Every yard worth 15c: during this soc Sale
YOU buy yards for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .SCc
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-03-03

preach at the Eden Center. school
house next Sunday at 1880 o'clock
in the. evening, subject Asleep In
Zion Rev. Filey was born and
raised in Eden township and his old
time friends and neighbors will BE-
glad to greet him with a full house.
j. N. Still has an ugly scar on his;
face caused by a horse bite few
days ago.
w. A. Moore shot a large wolf on
his farm last Monday.
Harve Mcdaniel and family Wis
tied with his parents last Sunday.
James Smith met with very seri--
GUS accident the other day. While
cleaning up an old fence row his axe
struck a. limb glancing off and strik
ing him on the foot cutting quite a
cash. He is getting along nicely at
this writing.
Samuel Shirley, of May, Okla, is
visiting in these parts. He expects
to return about the 10th of March
Willie Still expects to start for
California in a few days
j. N. Still and wife called at Uncle
Billy Robinson's Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-03-03
Pleasant Valley.

Julia and Sarah Virden spent Sun
day with Daisy and Leila Zika.
The box supper at the Valley
school house was well attended. The
proceeds were $24.40.
Miss Della Fisher, of Mt. Pleasant,
is visiting Miss Katherine Dobozy.
Miss Daisy Zika, of Alton, came
Wednesday for a weeks visit with
her parents.
T. A. Sutherlin was passenger to
Leon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Davis attend
ed church at Davis City Sunday.
Miss Flora Burrell, of Davis City,
spent few days with Mrs. Walter
Fitch last week. .
of Albany, Mo-, spent a few days
with her sister, Mrs. John Benton.
Opal Beasley, of Davis City, spent
Friday night at Charley Beasley's.
Ira Moore and family, of Kansas.
have been visiting at Ora Blacks.
Lawrence Attebery and wife have
moved on the Horace Quigley farm.
Mr.. Quigley and family. expect to go
to Oklahoma Tuesday.
Miss Mary Robb spent last Friday
night with her friend, Miss Gladys
Black.
Misses Della Fisher and Katherine
Dobozy spent Sunday evening at the
home of George Virden
The sale at Horace Quigley's was
we'll attended and things brought a
good price.
Levi Virden began working for T.
A. Sutherlin Monday.
Mrs. Henry Quigley is visiting in
Leon for few days
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-03-03
Salem.

Quite number in this vicinity
are preparing to move
Mrs. S. A. Dale is staying with her
son Elba and helping to care for the
sick.
Mr.. Schoonover and family spent
Sunday at M. Linden's.
School closed last Friday at Booth
town with Mrs. J. Zimmerman as
teacher.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Dale Friday, Feb. rs.
A farewell party was given at the
home of Speed Hayes Saturday night
in honor of their many friends who
are sorry to see them leave this Vi
cinity
Mrs. T. L. Wynne is on the sick
list
j. E. Drury and wife were Pleas
anton callers Saturday.
M. F. Pullen left Monday on a
business trip to South Dakota.
Morris Linden left last Thursday
for Wray, Colorado, where he ex-
poets to work this summer.
For the best auto oil and batter
les see II. A. Wright.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-03-03
Bradney.

Bradney was we'll represented in
Leon Saturday.
Oscar Beavers and wife will occu-
by the Grimes Beavers farm the COM
ing season.
We understand that Leonard Still
will leave Tuesday for South Dakota.
We wish him success in his new
venture.
Mr.. Wallace, the Leon fruit tree
man, was around Bradney last week.
A farewell party was held at the
home of j. R. Perdue Thursday even
ing, Feb. oath, as Mr.. Perdue ex-
poets to leave these parts for the
west next week. The company was
composed of about SO neighbors and
friends who came to say good bye
and leave token of love and esteem
in the shape of fine merchaum
pipe and box of cigars. The COM
pany were highly entertained with
refreshments and music, and all left
for their homes at a late hour wish
ing the family health and long life
in their new home.
John Muse Is moving on the j. r.
ing season.
uC annual 0SnOOA ClOSkAOA UAA
occur at the Bradney school house
March 7th. Everybody turnout.
James Konklin was helping Ran
dolph Perdue move Monday.
William Waller helped Oscar
Beavers move his household goods
last Monday.
We are having fine spring weather
at the present writing.
MIR. and Mrs. Chambers were visit
ing at the home of B. e. Gardner last
Sunday.
Ed Jennings, B. E. Gardner, j. B
Snyder and son Pearl assisted j. M
Johnson with his moving Monday.
James Konklin sold Gale Brown
| ing a fine mare last week for SITS
Lloyd Snyder and wife are NOV
| ing into their new home formerly
owned by J. M. Johnson.
Joe Gochenour and daughter, who
have been on the sick list for some
time, are now improving.
Delayed
| There was a large crowd presen
at Randolph Perdue's sale last Fri
day, and fair prices were received TO
most of the articles, one span o
mules bringing $409, purchased b.
| Charles Axes, of Leon. We are sorr.
to lose Mr.. Perdue as a neighbor.
Mr.TOgilvie has rented his farm t,
John Muse who will move about tn
LIST of March
]. B. Jackson was saving wood il
the White Hall neighborhood las
week
Charles Beavers and Ed Cart
wright attended the good road
meeting at Leon Saturday
Oscar Beavers and Randolph Per
due were in Leon Monday.
G. L.. Gardner and wife, of Musca
tine. came in Monday for a few day
visit with his parents.
William Waller sold his fine saddl
horse one day last week.