The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-08
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Special 70 The Journal
Beulah, June I've who live in
this thrifty community seem to be
particularly favored, for one week
ago Saturday night we had a good
rain, and last Sunday we were again
blessed by a hard. drenching rain of
about two hours duration. The wind
blew down some corn but the damage
is slight.
Mr.. John Wilson and c. B. Busby,
who have been at work on the road to
Lanes Ferry for some time, finished
yesterday and report the road in eX-
cellent condition. Part of the i'm
provement consists Of a new bridge.
Arthur Spare and daughter, Miss
Mary, accompanied by Mrs. Ella
WOodson, attended memorial services
passing pleasant, though t'Tesome
day.
Mr.. Jos. Shelby, of Fish river, came
last Saturday for a short visit with
parents and friends. He was accom-
panied by his wife and little son, who
is the pride Of his respected grand
pas Shelby and Garrett.
Mr.. Lewis ResmOndo, of Lillian,
Ala, was the guest Of Mr.. John VIII
son and his brother, Victor Resmon-
do, over Sunday. He came TO bring
his sister-in-law, Mrs. John Resmondo,
to see her mother, Mrs. John Wilson,
who, her friends will be pleased to
hear, is gradually improving.
Mr.. Amos PentOn wife and daugh-
ter were the guests of Mr.. John Pen
ton last Sunday, returning Shome Mon
day.
Mr.. Jas. Penton was a business Wis
itor to the city Monday. He has
bought a few sheep and will try and
build up a flock from them. This is
a move in the right direction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter BOwmen at
/ tended the closing exercises of the
school at Roberts last Thursday even
ing and report a splendid program,
excellently rendered, a credit to
teachers and pupils alike.
Mr.. Jas. Snowden was the guest Of
friends in Quinette the last Sunday.
Mrs. James Snowden has returned
/ from an extended visit among rela-
/ tives and old friends at Flomaton,
Qulntette and Moline. She was &C
/ companied by Miss Lydia Spare, who
made a number of new friends and
was very much pleased with her visit.
Through the courtesy of Mr. and
! Mrs. P. c. Dawkins, who entertained
| in his honor the friends Of Prof. /. E.
/ Allen had the pleasure Of hearing
some fine music by that gentleman on
| the violin. He was seconded by Miss
! Eva Walters on the piano, a lady of
rare musical ability either on the
/ piano or organ. Although they had
! never played together before, they
! soon were in accord and rendered jigs,
/ reels, waltz or anything the profess
sor's fertile brain could conjure up
/ land his repertoire seems inexhausti-
ble). All we're played in manner that
/ wcTld have done credit to profession
ais. His playing Of Dixie in five DIFF
ferent ways was enthusiastically re-
/ ceived and when he said he was going
to quit running around at night when
he got old ii brought down the house.
The opinion Of those present was that
Prof. Allen is a very, very young old
man and that the world is better by
his having been permitted to remain
so long in it. The photograph man
aged by Mr.. Homer West added great
ly to the pleasure of the evening and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all Dainty
refreshments were served and sing
ing a few hymns with Miss Waters at
the piano closed the very pleasant
evening.
Rev. Nicholson filled his appoint
ment here last Sunday and preached
an able and instructive sermon. Those
/ in attendance from a distance were
VIM. and Geo. Garrett. of Muscogee;
Mrs. Sale Wright and Miss Lizzie