The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-14
NO. CHUMUCKLA
Special to The Inurnal.

North Chumuckla, June 13>-Mr.
james E. McDaVid of Pine Barren
spent last week with his brother, IL.
G. McDavid. Mr.. McDavid is looking
we'll and we hope to see him in our
town again some time in the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. COker, Jr., of Roberts, is visiting
relatives in this neighborhood.
Mr.. H. c. McDavid, wife and little
daughter Nina spent the Qay last Sun
day with his brother Mr.. Joel A. Nc
David at McDaYid who has been quite
sick, but we are glad to state that
he is convalescing and We hope will
soon be restored to his accustomed
health. -
Hon. Milton Watson Of our town
was in Milton last wsek- on business
and reports a pleasant trip.
Mrs. ]. A. McCaskiH and two little
sons Edward Exlm and James Neal
of Pine Barren spent a few days last
" eek with her uncle and aunt Mr.. AMI
Mrs. H. G.. McDavid She went to
Nora from here where she spent two
or three days with Hon. e. v. Nc
Caskill anu family. Mrs. McCaskill
is a most love&h1e lady, and to know
her is to love her.
Mrs. e. L. Mcdaniel and her two
beautiful little daughters Mary Emma
and Katie Thigpen Of Milton are visit
ing relatives in North Chumuckla.
Mrs. Daniel is one of Santa Rosa's
most noble ladies' and has a host of
relatives and friends who are always
glad to welcome in their homes.
Mr.. w. c. McDavid spent the day
at Bluff Springs last Sunday with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. Bessie Souvelle of our town
is visiting her sister Mrs. q. G. Gentry
on Davis avenue Pensacola. We wish
her a jolly good time.
Mr.. Harry McDavid one of our most
popular town boys, was over at Nc
David to4day on a business trip. I!eI
reports nice time, and successful
trip. .-
The relatives and friends of Mrs.
Joe Miller will be pleased to learn that
she is convalescing and We hope toI
see her we'll and alright again soon.
1t is 1880 a. m. and am hungry. l
must go get me piece Of black berry
pie and a Gopher Leg" We are feast |
ing on such dainties now, during the
season.
We folks ought to be mighty well
cGntented up here. This certainly is |
great country. We can get fish when
we want them, black berries, gOphers
and you can twist rabbit out Of !
hollow any time. There was a gentle
man from Mississippi over here a
short time ago and he averaged from
FIVE to seven rabbits per day, and the
oLi' settlers tell me it was not a good
time for rabbits. would like to see
the gentleman come back in the right /
time for them.
The crops in this section are looking
we'll, but very much in need Of rain
and will be cut short unless we get it
soon.
Mr.. A Glenn McDavid, one Of Santa
ROsa's hustling young men, was in
Century last week on business.
The relatives and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. w. Diamond will be grieyed
to learn OF the loss Of their little twin
son Niles Dewitt last Monday morn
ing at o'clock. Little Miles DeWttt
was four months and ten days old.
We tender to the heart stricken father
mother and family our deep heart
felt sympathy and may the Supreme
Ruler help them to bear up in this
their sad hour of trouble, and may
they be consoied by that sweet conso-
lation that he doeth all things well
and that they will meet again.
Mr.. A. T. Coffee. the eficient book
keeper Of the Pace Turpentine Co, at
his place has just returned from
Ca, where he went to &C
company the body of Mr.. Tom A. Tur-
her who was murdered at the convict
camp of the Pace Turpentine Co. near
here last week by one Of the convict
guards named Kelley Mr.. Turner was
1 promising young man and was liked
by nearly every one who knew him.
L was indeed a sad occurrence. While
le had only been here about year,
Surfing which time he had made
great great many friends. We tender
% his dear old father and mother, sis
.ers and brothers, relatives and
friends, who are heart stricken our
leep and sincere sympathy, and may
We hope with them that his life is fol
owed by another happy existence with