The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-17
CENTURY
Special to The Journal.

Century, Oct. 15.-The papers have been
so full of storm news and the minds OF
the people have had time for little else.
Century suffered but little, fences blown
down and some trees uprooted- The mill
stopped one day. No dwellings wrecked.
no lives lost We feel very thankful, in
deed. for our preservation, and our SYM
pathy for the storm sufferers Is heartfelt.
Miss Alice Mcdowell and Mr.. Pinkerton
were married on Sunday before the storm.
1t was very quiet home wedding, only
few intimate friends Of the family being
present. The parlor was taStefully decor
ated with pots of palms and cut flowers
They were attended by Mr.. Holland
Woodruff and Miss Eta Vaughan. The
bride was gowned in a dainty going away
dress of softest grey. with hat to match.
trimmed in white birds. Rev. Mr.. Law
renee spoke the words that made them
one. They took the train Immediately for
Mobile.
Mrs. Hauss and little Miss Anna Gym
thia, Madam De CLASSY, Miss Marsh,
Masters Julian and Edward Hecker were
returning from a pleasant summer In
Michigan when they were stopped by
washouts between Birmingham and Mont
gomery and delayed more than day.
| They were none the worse on account OF
| the experience.
Mr.. and Mrs S. T. Tracy, with Master
Leon and Miss Annie, spent several weeks
visiting relatives and friends In Georgia,
stopping several days in Atlanta They
returned several days ago much improved
| and reporting a perfectly delightful time.
Mrs. Roetger and baby, Ruth, accom-
panied by Miss Roetger, of Sumter. N.
c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cuyler.
| They came down during the storm.
Miss Minnie Jones, who has been WIS.,
4 iting her brother. Mr.. Houston Jones, re-
turned home yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Glover and their
| charming daughter, Miss Irene returned
some days ago from pleasant summer in
| the north.
Mrs Crannell entertained Miss Maggie
Ray and Miss e. E. Robinson at a chatting
| dish party Friday evening. A most de-
| lightful card game followed.
| Mr.. Israel r. Waterman, of Emerson
Ohio. is visiting his cousin, Mrs. J. B.
Vaughan.
Mrs. O'Gwynne. who for fifteen short
months had gladdened and frightened
their home, was recalled to the Band OF
Shining Ones, September 80. TOO beau
mound of ferns and snowy flowers hid the
baby face. Their. many friends sympa-
| thize with them.
Miss Fannie Franklin is visiting he,
| sister, MIS- Dryers, OF Pensacola
| Mrs. Jennie Virgins and little son are
visiting relatives in Repton. Later She
will join her brother, Mr.. Brown Frank
lin. In Hattiesburg, Miss.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Moore are the hap
py parents of a beautiful little daughter
Miss Ethel Cuyler is attending the
Judson Institute at Marion, Ala.
Mr.. Walter Mcdowell is attending col.
lege at Bowling Green, Ky.
Mrs Fannie Long has charge of tn,
Century Hotel now.
Mr.. Bradley, the school supervisor ha.
been I'll for number of DAYS. He K
much improved now and is away on 3
vacation.
Public School No. 79 opened with ar
enrolment of eighty despite tn,
bad weather. There were only two teach.
ers present at the opening, Misses RAY
and McCaskill. They taught the frs
week and were delighted to have Mis-.
Jean Patterson, OF Muscogee, Join tn,
teaching force on the eigth. Miss Bow.
man was also expected then. but has mo-
yet arrived. There are now enrolieC
one hundred and eighteen pupils, an(
many more to enter. The session i.
opening in most promising way anC
bids fair to be the most successful in tn,
= history OF Century,