The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-06
SOCIAL
AND GENERAL
NEWS
Delightful Entertainment by Mrs
CurtiS-TWO Important Real
Estate Deals Closed.
Personal Notes.
Special 70 The Journal.


noon, Mrs. c. S. Curtis entertained
delightfully."- in honor of Mrs. Fraleigh
Of Madison. Mrs. Budd of Jackson
] willie, Mrs. Massey Of Germantown,
Ohio. and Mrs. Burton of Madison.
The entertainment was a flower guess
ing contest, Mrs. Meade Love and
Mrs. G. NJ Underhlll winning the
prizes, while each OF the guests OF
honor was presented with beautiful
souvenir of Quincy. After the dainty
refreshments, a large Jack HOrner"
Pie was brought in containing a favor
for each guest Those who enjoyed
Mrs. Curtis's hospitality were Mes
danes McFETlin, UnderhiH, SWeeny,
Hearin. Burghard. A. L. Wilson, Har-
lis. J. T. Davidson, E L. Munroe,
Phillips. J. l. Davidson, Meade Love,
/ T. ID. Ellis Prentiss. and Misses Ide,
Underhill and Malone.
Mrs. Sweeney. Of GAINESVILLE, Wis
cOnsin, is the guest Of Mrs. c. NJ.
! Underhil.
Mrs. William Burton, Of Madison.
who has been the guest of Mrs. A. Z.
Hearin, returned to her home on
Thursday.
The plantation Of Mr. Donnie Cur
Ivy. four miles north of the city con-
! tanning about 500 acres was pur-
chased last week by Messrs CODY
and slammed, two popular employees
of the United States government. who
for the past few years have been con-
Quoting experiments in the tobacco
fields OF this county. Il is understood
that these gentlemen intend entering
into the tobacco business extensively
next year.
Mrs. Judge Trogdon left Tuesday
for a visit Of several weeks to her old
/ home in Paris, illinois.
VIM. GOstze, prominent leaf to-
bocco dealer Of New York. and a
member Of the Florida and Georgia
Tobacco company Of this city, is
spending the week here as the guest
Of President Gstzlaff.
Mr.. 8. G. Bot of Monticello was
among the prominent visitors in the
city Sunday. and was entertained at
the home of Lieutenant and Mrs. NJ.
n Wilson.
DR.. ]. H. Ellis, who for the past two
weeks has been undergoing medical
treatment in Atlanta, is expected
home in few DAYS.
Mrs. Raymond Sanford left Wednes-
day for a visit of two weeks to rela-
tives at Binsen Georgia.
T. w. Pace returned Monday from
a short visit TO Tallahassee, ana has
announced that his new EGGPLANT is
ROW complete and ready for opera
ton.
After a very delightful visit of
several weeks in this city. Miss Ruby
Moore, the charming guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. f. Sharon, returned 10
her her home IN Livingston, Alabama,
last Monday.
After a hurried visit TO New York
President J. S. Shaw returned home
last Friday and is now awaiting the
arrival OF his large stock of goods.
Lewis NJ Lively Of Tallahassee,
spent a few hours the first of the
week among his many Quincy friends.
The principal real estate sale of.
this week. was a piece of property
situated in front of the residence of
DR.. I. w Martin measuring 150X1S4
and owned by Col. j. l. McFarlin.
This piece of land was purchased.
Monday by The Florida & Georgia
Tobacco Co, of which MI Getzlaff
is the local manager. The price paid
was S2,S0O.0O and it is said that Mr..
Getzlaff Will, in the near future. let
the contract for a magnificent brick
tobacco packing house to be erected
on the above described property.
Mrs. Lena A. Ottinger last week
leased the handsome residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Shaw and with her
daughters Misses Minnie and Agnes
is now pleasantly dOmiciled therein.
Julian Howard who for the past
year has been the efficient Florida
representative of Austin Nichols &
Co. Of New York has resigned his
position with this firm and will again
enter the brokerage business in
Quincy and Tallahassee.