The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-30
Weeks NEWS At
LIVELY TOWN
Of QUINCY
Personal, Social and General
Notes by The journals Special
Correspondent.
Special to The journal.


Quincy, Jan. 29.-Mrs. J. l. DAWN
son very pleasantly entertained a
large number Of her friends at her
home on Thursday afternoon with ..
guessing contest, entitled the Little
MISSES isarty. Delicious refresh
ments were served at the close of the
entertainment was one Of the most de-
nghttul Of the present social season.
The marriage of Miss Irene Bot
and Mr. NJ. H. Wilson was solemnized
al the Methodist church in Monticello
Wednesday evening at eight O'Clock
Among those present from Quincy
were Mrs. J. L. McFarlin, Miss Leila
McFarlin. Mrs. G. B. Massey. Miss
Marcia May. Mr.. w. w. Wilson. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Cantey. Messrs.
Hugh Wilson, L. r. B0st;ck and ]. H.
Thomas.
The Empire Orchestra of Boston,
composed of twenty ladies', gave a
performance al the Empire Theatre
Wednesday evening and played to
packed house. The music was of a
popular character and judging from
the amount of applause, was much en-
joyed by all present. This orchestra
played for two weeks at the Pure
Food Exhibition in Jacksonville and
returned home on Thursday, having
visited no other town in the state ex-
cept Quincy.
The mass meeting of citizens of
Quincy. for the purpose of nominating
city officers for the ensuing year, was
htld at the court house on Wednes-
day evening. H. A. Love was nomin-
ated for Mayor, Scott Gregory for
Marshall. Judge Thomson for Tax As
SCISSOR, and Dr. Lamar for Clerk and
Treasurer. Two new members were
elected to the town council; Max
Wedeles and r. H. Buford; A. T.
Hearin and w w. Wilson we're re-
elected and W. NJ. Cory and G. d.
MunrOe were held over.
w. Jesse Wood who. for the past
several years. has been an employee
of the government in. the tobacco
fields of Texas, was a visitor in the
city on Tuesday. accompanied by his
father, Mr.. G. P. Wood. Friends of
Mr.. Wood will be glad to learn that
he will reside at Attapulgus in the
future. going into thestobaceO business
for himself
Among the prominent lawyers who
had legal business before Judge Ma
lone in this city Tuesday, were w. S.
Jennings of Jacksonville, B. S. Liddon
of Mariana. T. L. Clarke of Month
cello, and Attorney General Ellis of
Tallahassee.
After a pleasant visit of several
weeks in the city. Mr.. c. B. Massey
returned to his home in Germantown
Ohio last Saturday. Mrs. Massey and
the children will remain in Quincy I'M
til March. e..-
Hon. james E. Broome returned
home on Wednesday after a visit OF
two weeks in South Florida.
Messrs. NJ. Oppenheimer and Ben
sOnham. of the Owl Commercial Com
pany. arrived in this city from New
York Monday.
After a pleasant visit of several
DAYS to friends in Jacksonville. Mrs.
Thomas D. Ellis returned home last
Friday.
Mr. Max Wedeles this week pur-
- ased the residence Of Mr.. Harry Nc
Farlin. the price paid being $4,000.
Mr. and Mrs. McFarlin expect to make
Atlanta their future home.
Mr. r B Shelter left Monday for a
visit of a few days in Jacksonville. (
A very delightful card party was
given at the Empire Club rooms
Thursday evening of last week, by
Nessrs. w. o. HODGE and P. H.
Thomas complimentary to Miss Flora
Harlan of Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. ana
tbe Misses Moore of LIVINGSTON. Ala. /
Tho guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. /
Massey. and Mr. and Mrs H. F.
sharon Mrs. F. P. May. Misses Ruby
Moore. Flora Harlan. Lee harlan Mae
Moore Marcia May Bessie McRae, !
Messrs. R. !. Love. A. /. Hinson, /
Lawrence Harley. Karl Lord. The
prizes were awarded to Mrs. f. p
Nav. Miss Flora Harlan and Miss Nc
Rae.