The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-21
BE:ULAH
Special 70 The Journal.


Beulah. June 2O.-There will be a
meeting at the Baptist church sur
DAY next at 10 a. m. to arrange lot
the Fourth Of July picnic. All VINO
are interested please attend. The va,
rious committees will be named and
q program decided on. We need help
and want to see to it that everybody
works (but father.
There was an informal gathering
of the friends and neighbors OF MT.
and Mrs. James Snowden last sun
day evening at their home near the
camp. The evening was very pleas
antly and proftably passed with both
vocal and instrumental music, with
Miss Eva Water at thes organ. Inc
event closed with a discussion OF. the
packing house scandal. All agreed
that Florida dressed meat was good
enough for them and that the de-
lectable mess called potted nam
should be tabooed in the future.
Mrs. Lizzie Donaway who al pres
ent is staying with her grandmother
Mrs. Ray Of Bayou MOccasin was a
Pensacola visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Barrineau was the
guest of his sister Mrs. James Snow
den last Sunday returning to lis
home at Quintette by way of Musco'
gee Monday morning.
Mrs. Mabel Sutton and son Kyle
after few days visit to the homes
Of Mrs. Thomas Barrineau and Mrs
James SnOwden have returnd1 to
their home at Muscogee.
Miss Teddy Hanna of Quintette
who is making her aunt Mrs. James
Snowden an extended visit, has just
returned from a short visit at the
pleasant home of her aunt Mrs. Mary
Earrineau.
Little Miss Jettie Busby was the
guest OF her grandma Ray at Bayou
MOccasin one day this week.
Miss Lizzie Snowden has gone to
Quintette for an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. ]. A Fisher. Jr., and family,
OF Millview, were the guests Of home
folks last Sunday. Mr.. Fisher has a
new house nearly completed in Beu-
lab which he expects to occupy In the
near future.
Miss Lizzie Waters who has been
quite sick with bilious fever IS a
great deal better now and will soon
be restored to health, which will be
gratifying news to her many friends.
Plenty of work with scarcity OF
free labor at the Star Turpentine
camp seems to be the rule just now,
the higher wages paid at other public
work causing the men to go where
they can get the most for their labor.
The commodious residence of Mr..
Forbes at the camp is nearing com
pletiOn and will soon be ready for oc-
cupancy.
Mr.. P. c. Dawkins is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a fine matched pair of driv-I
ing horses. They are good ones and
have undoubtedly separated that gen
tleman from goodly portion of his
wealth. .-
Christiana, infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. H Bailey; born April 80,
1905, died June 18th, 1906. The lit
tie one had been "a constant sufferer
since. birth, but the anxious mother
had hoped with all the faith of fond
mothers love that the little one would
be spared to heF,-but that was not to
be. Her precious light went out and
she passed on to the arms of one who
has said. Suffer little children and
forbid them not to come unto Ne for
such is the kingdom of Heaven" In
terment was In Beulah cemetery June
16, the services being conducted BY
Rev. Shelby. The bereaved parents
have the sincere sympathy Of the en-.
tire community.