The enterprise-recorder., March 25, 1909, Image 1

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. f Mrs. S. J. Ellison.
! ' lbe tender ministry 'of lov.
! Jlrs. S- J-' Elli8on a
. WOrlcl into tbe Beyond laBt
,VT,fou'Mar::b2l9t: 1909'
mortal body was laid to rest
, aficmooo at 3.30 o'clock at
;iwrj, .Dr, Mick-1 coaf,uct'
Mheservlees.
followed her to her last
....!.. many sorrowing friends
'!.",. them the Ladies of the .Wood-
Circle, of which order ttie dc
'Mw..l member! They formed
t tiue t tbeir place of meeting and
ched to the open grave after the
i ilf;WaSlocied each aced there
("berJorol tribute of sorrow. Mrs.
; :, ,3 had been 'ill tor three weeks
( !hsn incura"e chronic disease,
(rJcafhl-bile a grief, was no'.
I ...,nr kbock.
ck. a levote l mother, a kind
? ,:i$.t consistent memberof Ihe
Vjutyerian church, a quiet, unas-
'm clllistiaa woman wl'ose
'.vliwill live long after this, her
f,lg, She leaves lTge circle
Sear relatives to miss her.
j Shell survived by ber husband
tlr.S. J. Ellison, three sons, Fran
vw of Inverness, Joe and Will;
CdbT three daughters Miss VVallie
:iisoof Nw York, flirs. wauer
Vi.mtrert and Miss Susie Ellison.
'Tisfo her Immediate family the
two brothers and
'liters to 'mOUrn ber loss; lr
!S,6, Wftberepoon of Anderson S.
V. iw WlthersDOon of Macnson
I T. Phillios of Bushnell,'Fl,
'idllesdamesl A. W. Sbackeirora,
liji. D..n;. a Vann. and
' iSiie Sanders all of Madison.
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In Memorlam-
Madison, Fla., March 20lli. 1008.
Whereas, on the IStb. day of
March, it pleased tbe Heavenly Fa
to remove from our miikt our friend
and classmate, Mr. T. C, Ho&ford.
and whereas we desire to express our
l.eartfelt sympathy to his lovtil ones,
he it
Resolved: 1st. That we the Normal
Class of the Florida Normal Jnsli
tutc, hereby express our sorrow: for
the loss of our valued friend and fel.
low-student.
and. That In him V.- have lost one
whose faitnT uWss as a student and
as a christian woVer umong his com
rades, was ever a source of inspira'
tion to these with whom he nssomt.
cl.
3rd. That by his departure his
fi lends and loed ones are deprived
of 3 devoted and useful companion,
and havesufTored a loss unspeakable
for which they have our 'sincerest
sympathy.
4th. That a copy 'Of these resolu
f.im: h. sent to ttie Florida Free
Press. cubTish-e-A at Bristol, Fla.,
codv to tbe Enterprise-Kecorder,
our local paper., for publication, and
. mm ntni to the home of tue dc-
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reave9 ones.
Adopted by the Normal class, this
March 20, 1909.
Edna Plant,
Robt. Altmas,
Alonzo Wilder,
Robt. H. Weaver,
Jos, J. Hathaway,
Committee.
A Fine Move.
Tiie teachers who devote a life-
limo tn 111 ii li inn Ilia rliildrpn of the
country better citizens and giving
them the means of living happier and
more useful lives than It they bad
grown up in ignorance, deserve as
wnll ..f tluiir pimnfrv an those who
suffer wounds and incur disease in
fighting Its battles. They are gen
erally underpaid and cannot hope to
save against the privations of a
lieary old ago. Some ot them
might have done this nS feven have
acepjired x competence had they gone
Recital at Auditorum
The recital civen by the music and
elocution departments at the College
Auditorum Tuesday evening, was a
brilliant success. This entettaib
mcat was nnder Miss Parramore's
management, ably seconded by Mies
Vivien Foye, and the whole pro
gram betokened as Incredible ae
gree of thoroughness and painstaking
care. The main object of Ibeee
mihiin t-trdtala is not merely to en
tertain an audience, but to incite tbe
to their best efforts, and to
thrm tn aDDearinz before
jit..
The Weather.
For the week ending Sunrfay.
TEMPEKATCBS:
Mean maxltnum
Mean ailmmura
HiKhest, Sunday "
Lowest, Thursday
None
acquireu l compcttnte uau iui-jf Bui -- .
into some otee; profession or Into .lleue. When it is remember d
la Mettorlam-
1IR8. AMANDA' V. 'KEWSOME.
i,ime Hnft ftf business. Therefore
the resolution adopted by the State
School Superintendents' convention
ih session at Lake City last week,
iooking to tbe pensioning of teachers
who serve in that capacity tor tuiriv
years are worthy of careful consid
eration on the part of the legislature,
Times Union 22nd Inst.
a half mile of vitrified briok pav
ing will be laid on Duval county s
roads.
Concernlnz Phones-
Attention Is called to the Carl of
Mr. Vann, Telephone Manager
found In this issue also tbe hint to
nou. subscribers on the new phone
HsU. It is barest Justice to say mat
bis protest is reasonable. It Is a
matter of simple honesty and self-
respect, and those 'Who ignore tms,
Mitvlv do o through Heedlessness
id indifference. Anothei thing.
The Very fact 'that a new and im
proved phone systsrri has been put in
the sOOd tftltu Oltne maaage.
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menu iLefos all rememoer our uwu
difficulties, and accord the same for
and excited, many of them appear
in for the first time, it is really re
markable the credit ihey are to their
faithful teachers and to their own
a?Di rations. It would not be fair to
draw ny distinctions, lor every par
ticicant deserved heartiest praise
and too much cannot be said in ap
preciation )f the unstinted and con-
cientious efforts of tlie two taienieu
youi g teachers in charge of these
departments.
BouQuetS-
T.um Smith of the Madison
Latest styles in shirla, tt Taylor'a,
Hnn.f!. n. Ashley spent 'Mondur in
Oreeni!le on profesi(Rl busin?ss,"
Wanted a new pulp pabts. See T$
lor.
Mr. IT Phlir. rcf Greenville, ca.
over Saturday to ee hr drtURter Mr.
J. Conway returning home Mondnr.
llon.ChHS. Dhvib epent Mouday U
Viildosta aud on Tnefduy wenc
Mnyo, where he rem lined several dajc
Columbus B. Smith left e.rrly Mobicr
rooming for Tampa to attend the Suae
S S. convention ss delegate from cue
Methodist. Cburcb.
m ti H. Mitchell and Maslr
Reii'ild srnved Wednesday nd wtfl "
be the Kuesta of Mrs. W. L. Parramo
for several weeks.
Locals Bre eceptlonK'ny 'Shy ai'"
elusive this week. Owhw to the
jt a ,.f ..rmiii illness io oaf
I1BUH1 urKin vi
town, evervthioR is dull and quiex.
Vn t I T Phll'.lna l)f Bushuell W
I ill i a w . " ....--r-
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. oj... t. .m- iin to ttend ItlB lunerai 01
terprist-Recorder is a cauuuinws - left thur(da,
assisUnt reaaing secretary or tne oak-wbere she will vUit relative
state senate. Lum is good reader Tedder, Superintended
and would make an ideal assistant i f .Mh00, of gt. Lacio county spent
xi. M ..Inn rtainesville Sun.' h i.t week tn our town with h
lU Am - I h-' ,
t. .v,.M,.iol rnrrect. No nmhew. Superlntenaeni ueorjj. w
Irtl.jJ..
. i ti.lt utate. or in any -euu.
IffU u.ou ... ' - " I .
.. .Mhttlprnui. 'Mr Howell Warteff is w ien.,
otnerior iuov ui -- .,u m itmr
Gentlv. ouietlv. without a Strug
' ile. our nrecious mdther left us Sun
f ' , .t
Hw. .Tn. 24.' 1903. lor tuai ue"-
lal home above. ' It was hard , oh so
hud. to Eive ber up. Our hearts
'.bough 'bleeding, are st-ugglmg to
isv "Even so' Father, for so it seem
ffiit." e also
!l assured that our loss is her eter
nal ma.
She was1 60 vears of age. In early
life she united with the Buptist
church In which she has liYedacon
iittent christian.
She had been a sufferer for years
lth catarrh fcnd lung trouble, but
tore her afflictions patiently, anu
with cbristiMi tortitude. The beauty
ind ersce of her character Impressed
ill hokuew her. The memory of
OUriimr mofhsr will be fc prec'0V.
j udiacred possession, all tbe tays.
of our life. None knew Her out w
i be her, By the entire community
will lone te mourned.
V an i. v,.. .11 her. -all
n.t nucw uci, nit
Din her. tti home circle most Of all.
Mir He who itrena-thened our loved
e la her hours ofsuflering, comfort
i i l in our creat afflictions. Le us
7 to be re-united in Ileaven.'where
WS can be with her alwavs. ' O' God,
pWe and sustain bet lonely ones
llnnff Hta'm mircTOt W ftV Until We
j meet ber In that beautiful borne : Jast
oeyonal
'In the Drescnoe of a ' large con
oourse of relatives and friends - sue
&s laid to rest in the Macedonia
cemetery to await the resurrection
One who lOvbb deb
Notice oTow Election.
Notice is hereby given that an
.lonrinn will be held on the 6th day
of April A. T ,1909, the same being
.i. flrt. Tuesday of April, between
the hours of o'clock A. Jl., ana o
o'clock P. M., at the Court House
t Madison. Madison County, ion-
kla, fof the purpose of electing the
following officers for tne iw"
Madison, Florida for the cosu.ng
n Twin Aiaermeu
year: -ne wayui ,
for a term ol two years each; One
Clerk and Treasurer; One lax as
sessor jand one Marshal and Tax
Collector.
tl, W. KOWt.
Mayor of the Town of Madison,
fioriua.
ipftrnoe which we stand, ourselves
in need of. There maybe doubt
less are shortcomings not yet adjust
ed. Be patient. At worst the pres
ent 'phone system is indispensible.
As a matter of fact the hardest kick
ers are generally non subscribers.
This paper stands for tbe same loyal.
nnnrl piiternrise. as we
IV LU I. TV ? m.w
would like ourselves to receive.
th. Wislature is wise it will elect
I O . ...
jtbem both on the first Daiiot. jas
ler News.
Honor Roll
Gtiiubade: Paul Calhoun, Wilr.a
Coffee and Dona Law
7th grade: EfBe Clark, Marie
Howell Yates. Miss
tl mionwi vu) "
Anna Haley, teacher .
8th rade: Bessie Henderson,
Kathleen Vann
bBbv Is with MrV Jim Wyobe, w
other little folks with Mr. Waring
sister, Mrs. Burnett.
A CongeDlal party of young peopW,
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. aw
Wade epent a pleasant any v
SprlnKB" Wednesday, ttie ounng pwb
in honor of Mies Lizzie layior k-
Ml8 Jessie Taylor ol Macon ua.
We are eratetul to Misees Ooiden and
Haley for honor rolls of their (trade.
Attention is called to th list 6t bntit
young people, and we sincerely oopo i
the U-achers will favor us with honor
rolls from month to montn, in w"
future.
Notice.
The State and County Tax Books
for 1908. will close on first M ondsy
in April. Come forward and settle
your Uses as tbe law requires, by
above date, and save extra costs.
Respectfully
S. J. Ellison,
Tax Collector.
. . . f iiaI.11 TlrllB tt Vl fl htift
"""-v" kittle Mflsier iiiiw-u"'
9th oradk (lower) Nita Law and bee,a very j),, now convalescent, v
Ruby Howard. Mis Bessie Oolden,
teacher.
Month ending March I3ih.
All pupils in these grades have been
Kt ven reports for the month. It
desired that tbe parents sign tnese
reports and return to teachers of the
several grades.
loriua. :
5 flnminff B
DR. B. H. ARMSTRONG
y
Ipecialist
regular yi - . ... Itwlll aiway3 be lett m
na? "flrt and leading Optical lnBUiuw - gtate ev ry 8ixty
letters tbreatning the
oa of himself and the sev
assassins
Knven mem
bers of his staff have been received
by Editor Carlos ttnera of El Intru-
has mSd 73 InUWK to the Sout
1 S,v,inV. he overcomes without Qru i nxt month April 7tn. vmice
tbe knife. He can be Been i.v -- 6ixty days.
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the great pleasure oi nanny
fnenda. The same is also true of UtUe
John, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bs-
eeil Vann, who, having Deen eeriou.r,
sick, is now happily out or danger.
Next Sunday, Dr. Mlckel's appom
mente l the Presbyterian Church.
U'OO A. W. and 6 30 P. M also at.
Pinelund Id the afternoon, will be fllle
.1 W Walden of DeFuniskr ,
oy lwi. "
SDrnks. A coraiai mv" ,
U extended to all.
emitii (hut Drince of KooiJs
etory tellers, delighted his friends lat
This llmA IL
tt-eek witli a sew yarn. -
was about a guest in his home w ho niu
..nm silts for sugBr bqu .
discover his mistake until ws
late It seems to us tue jokb w
ly on the host, for keeping salt In bn
dining ropmt
Mumford Williams, brother of Mac
ros Williams of Madison was bitten r
a savage dog last week. Both men left
Stturday for Jacksonville carrying wit
them the animal's head itn the pur-
of ascertaning it we qok
bid. In this event tne omen
will leave at once for tbeTasteur 1-
stitute at Atlanta.
Whtt mors beautiful sight is tbetfs
than that ol young people, bappllf
married, and busily engaged In estab
lishing all tbe familiar, surroundings
Mh anll home. This reporter re
cently watched such a bsppy pair, busy
at their grd-tflng; planning ior uuw-
trs, lswn, chickens sua wnai noi, '
it awakened a flood of tender sympathy
and desire to encourage them in vn.
God-inspired task-tbe making
Home. Uodblese the young people?
May they be just as young twenty
years beooe, for jouin is a mm v
the heart as need not be despoiled by ,
the fllRht of years.
pose
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