The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-08

them.
We have had an excellent school
this term. and have attained an
average OF over So per cent. which is
very encouraging to teachers and pa
irons
Mrs. Ella woodsum and little
daughter have gone to Brewton, Ala,
for an extended visit.
Mr.. W. S. Grant and VIII Lister,
of this city, were out calling on
friends last Sunday.
Miss Mary Spare closed a success
full term of school at Pine Forrest,
with very fine entertainment and
program last Saturday night.
Mrs. j. B. Hurst and daughter, Ida,
were guests at the A. G. Bush home
last Sunday.
Miss Lydia Spare finished her
school at Quintette last week, and
has gone on an extended visit to her
old home at Manchester. Iowa.
Miss Tedie Hanna, of Quintette,
came last. week to visit at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. James Snowden, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Maggie Miller, who has made
an extended visit with relatives here
and at Quintette, has returned to her
home at Plymouth, Ala
Messrs. Geo. Davis, NJ. Penton, A.
Waters and others made it conven-
lent to come home to attend the
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their work in the logging camps Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. Theopolis Perry was a Pensa-
cola visitor on Wednesday last
Mr. James Bryant is confined to
his bed by severe case of grippe,
and it is feared he may have pneu-
monia if there is not change for
the better soon- Mrs. Bryant has
had it, but is now much better.
Mrs Lizzie Donaway and Miss
Getty Busby are both confined to the
house by the grippe.
Mrs. Fanny Netherlands spent Sun
day afternoon as the guest Of A. 1.
Busby and family.
Rev: Netherlands, although just re-
covering from a recent spell of the
grippe, filled his appointments here
and at the state convict camp last
Sunday.
The friends of Miss Mabel Taylor
will be pleased to know that she is
convalescing nicely and is now able
to- be out of doors
Miss Florence Thatcher, our assist
ant teacher, has. returned to her
home in the city. The patrons of our
school would ike to secure her for
-the same position next term, as she
is an excellent teacher and has done
good work, but the salary is too
small to induce her to come back.
Our school, with Miss Annie Bow
man as principal, has done good
work, and has given good satisfaction
to most of the patrons. But here,
as elsewhere, We have a few chronic
'skickers'' who want a change.
think we had better go slow and
hold fast to what is good, and let
well enough alone.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the residence of ]. F. Pierce
Sunday, February Gath, when Miss
Rosa s., eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Taylor, was united in
marriage to Mr. Henry ]. Gibbs. The
ceremony was performed by Justice
]. F. Pierce. The happy couple viii
make their future home at Vinegar
Bend, Ala. The congratulations and
good wishes of their many friends
will go with them to their new home.
and may their future be all that they
anticipate or wish it to be.
Mr.. Frank Perry and wife, of near
Pensacola, were the guests of rela-
tives and friends here few days
this week.
Mr. Maurice. Murphy, under in
instructions of the commissioners.
has filed up that hole at the eight
mile bridge, and put dirt at each end,
a much needed Improvement. The
bridges are all now in good shape
except the one near Mr.. Wampler's,
which needs filing in, as it is too
much of a rise getting on and of.
The quilt drawing at the home OF
Mr.. James Fisher, ST., was success
and created considerable amusement
for those present, Mrs. Otto Zeim-
dorph holding the lucky number
which won the quilt. Music and
dancing were INDUCED in, and re-
freshments served. All had a good
time and voted Miss Catherine very
pleasant entertainer.