The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-06

ance was very good.
Baby Ruth Roetger has entirely
recovered from her recent illness.
MIR. Bernie Jones is spending the
day at his home.
The popular druggist, Mr.. George
E, Crannell, is having his residence
fitted out with electric lights.
We are sorry to note that Mr.. Shee.
han is now i'll.
Mrs. Hauss is enjoying her elegant
new surrey on these glorious autumn
days.
Miss Jean Patterson Is SPENDING
Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents at Muscogee.
Miss Josephine Jellison, who went
to Pensacola for a special examina
ton last week, is now enrolled with
the teachers of school No. 70. This
completes the corps of teachers. The
school is getting on very nicely. hav.
ing an enrolment of one hundred and
twenty-seven, with an average of al.
most ninety-eight for October.
Mr. Jellison Is now in Mobile.
The Bible Study Circle met Tues.
day afternoon with a promising at.
| tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade are receiving
the congratulations of their friends
on the arrival of son.
Dr.. and Mrs. Weaver are now al
Lookout Mountain en- route to their
home at this place. They will reach
here this week
Mr.. Edward A. Hauss is in Louis
vile for a few days.
Mr.. j. L. Hurley is spending a
few days in Monroe county, Alabama.
Mrs. Ramey spent Thursday in Mo-
bile
Mr.. NJ. H. Sullivan, of Pensacola,
vice-president Of the Alger-Sullivan
Lumber Company, spent Friday here.
Mrs. c. E. Miller has returned
home.
Mr.. Glover spent Thursday in Fo-
shee
Mrs. Gamble has returned from a
long visit to her old home at Green.
vile, Ala.
Miss E. E. Robinson passed through
a few days ago en- route for Birm
ingham. She will visit Mrs. Orr fol
some weeks
The death of Mr., Charles Coston
was quite shock to the citizens ot
this place as it was not known that
his health was failing. He was a
most promising young man and his
loss will be felt deeply. His friends
here extend their sympathy to his
family.
Mr.. Wade Mayo went to Pensacola
as a member of the executive com
mittee to arrange for the vacancy
caused in the county ticket by the
death of Mr.. Coston.
! Misses Agnes and Ella McCurdy
are getting on nicely with their
school work near Atmore.
Mr.. VIM. McCurdy. Jr and his
brother, DIR. Riley McCurdy, are on g
prospecting tour of Louisiana. Texas
and Oklahoma. They are not expect
Ell back before Christmas.
Miss Hattie Perkins halloween
party was quite success Everyone
who attended reports a glorious time
|. The tennis court at the Century
Club is now the most popular spot in
Century. 1t is thronged morn, moor
and afternoon. Mr.. iHecker has of
fered a silver cup to the best LADY
player by spring. His sister. Mrs
CLASSY, has also offered a prize. Tn.
tennis court is courted.
Mrs. Mary Carter, of Malcolm, Ala.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs A. D. Nc
Neil.
Mr.. McNiel, the real estate agen
Of the Alger Sullivan Lumber Com
pany Is at his home here for few
days.
Mr.. VIM. Cater. of Malcolm, Ala.
the father of Dr. Cater. of this place
spent some time with his sister, Mrs
Mcneil.
Mr.. D. C. Mimms, from Mt. Pleas
ant. Ala, was with Mr.. Mcneil Fri
day night.
Miss May Vaughn is spending tht
week with friends in Pensacola.
The wedding of Mr.. Carson Wood
ruff and Miss Sallie May Reynolds
was one of the prettiest church wed
dings ever witnessed at Reddocl
Springs. The church was artisticalll
decorated with smilax and cut flow
ers. the color scheme being greer
and white. the aisles being carpeteC
with white Two dainty fiowe
urls preceded them. holding
wide the gate for the bridal part!
to enter. The bride, gowned in white
chiffon over silk entered with TIT
maid of honor, Miss Corrie Reynolds
Mr. Woodruff, with his best man, MI
]. w. Wilson. of Flomaton, met then
at the altar. taking their position I'm
der the outstretched wings of a snowy
, dove Rev. J. NJ Barnes, of Mont
: gomery. spoke the words that made
: them one. Mr.. Holly Woodruff ant
: Miss Etna Vaughn. Mr.. Veache
, Raugh and Miss Matte Sue Reynolds
: were the attendants.
After the marriage an informal re
ception was rendered them at home
They came on down to Century IN
Z came night. The next night an IN
: formal reception was given them a
: tho residence of Mr.. and Mrs. }. d
| Vaughn. Cake and hot chocolate wa
7 served.
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