The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-28
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and the Misses Parazine spent sew
eral days in Pensacola last week.
guests of Mrs. Everatt.
The many friends OF mrs. MARVIN I,l
Merritt will be glad to know CnaI
she is conyaleScent, AFTER her se'elo
illness of the past week.
Jim Cannon, the boy whose manu-
was injured at the Escambla mllls'
was in town Saturday, to have the
injured member treated. Fears are
yet entertained that he may lose
some of his fingers.
Mr.. Cal Tipin Is suffering from an
attack Of his Ole enemy eryslpelas.
Mr.. John Gates's big hog weighed
442 pounds.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Cawley was buried at the
Whitmire cemetery on Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Jones was a guest on
Sunday of her son, Mr.. Joe Jones, In
Pensacola. She went there to be
with her husband who is IN town I'M
der medical treatment.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Rutherford, narrowly escaped d
severe illness or death recently as a
result of having swallowed a tull DOL
tie of cathartic pills. Strange to say
the little fellow seemed to feel no Ill
effects from his heavy dosing
The continued DRY weather IS play
ing havoc with the crops and gar
dens in this vicinity. Unless rain
comes soon. the returns from SEED
planted will be light.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and their
daughter, Miss Agnes, spent Satur-
day on the river fishing. They
brought back a fine string Of trout
and Dream.
There were services at the MethO-
dist church Sunday morning and
night, the pastor Rev. BresdloVe,
officiating.
The marriage of Miss Francis
Thomas, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomas, and Mr. Robert Hood,
which was to have taken place on
Easter Sunday, has been Indefinitely
postponed on account of the illness
of Mr.. Hood.
Mr.. Will Rutherford, while at work
on Mr.. Sanders home, last week,
slipped and fell from the roof. Al
though rendered insinsible for a
time and considerably shaken he
sustained no serious injury.
Some god work is being done on
the Olive and Ferry Pass road.
in the spring a young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts Of love-" so
the poet says The young men of
this community seem to find sOlace
for their woes. in strolling through
the woods, with their friends
gathering wiLI flowers, and other.
wise enjoying the delights of the
spring time of life.
Mr.. Arnold Cooper has returned to
| Fscambia county, to make his home
after residence of some time in
Mississippi.
Mr.. Steve Hendricks expects to
build in the near future ON the site
of his old home, which was de-
stroyed by fire some time ago.
Mr. and Mrs Whitmire Jones and
| little son in company with Mr. and
Mrs. r. E. Jones and children spent
| Sunday on the bay, at Escambla
Station. Mr.. and Mrs. Kim Whitmire
and sons of Milton met them there
A sumptuous lunch was served, pic
mic fashion, and a quiet but enjOya-
bic day was spent. The Milton party
return on the $50 train.
Mrs. John Cannon spent Saturday
! in Pensacola.
! Mr.. J. A. McKinnOn was a guest
over Sunday, Of friends in Pensacola
Mr.. Lemmel Williams was in San
Ia Rosa county last week, loking af.
! ter his stock.
Mr.. Ed williams, who with a corps
of engineers, has baen at work in
Santa Rosa county for some months
spent Sunday with his parents. ,
The committee of arrangements
! for the picnic to be given by the
knights of Labor at Ferry Pass, May
5th is sparing no pains to make this
picnic the most successful of any
previous one given by the lodge. The
large crowd expected will be amply
prvided for, and good time is
promised all.