The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-01
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| Special to The Journal.
| McDavid, Feb. 2S.-Mrs. T. J. Hud
son, of Chipley, returned home last
Saturday after spending several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Brewton, in South McDavfd.
Mr., R. S. Mays finished planting his
Irish potato crop several days ago
Mr.. Mays is going into the truck
farming business extensively and We
wish him all the possible success in
his new enterprise
Mr. Myson Baggett, son of Represen.
tative NJ. o. Baggett, received a pain.
pull injury short time ago by dyna.
mite cap exploding in his hand. His
wound is doing nicely.
Mr.. NJ. A. Harrison of Milton, audi.
tor for the naval stores COMPANY
made business trip to our city last
week.
Miss Maggie Brewton, one of Nc.
I David's fairest and most popular
young ladies, has returned home from
Atmore, Ala, where she has been
spending short time with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Eugene Williams, of Tallahas-
see, is at home on a visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams. in
North McDavid
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E Denison spent
last Sunday in Century.
Rev. ]. o. Lawrence, of Pine Bar
rem, was pleasant visitor to our town
last Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Harrison, the accom-
plished principal of the Byrneville
school, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Marlin.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Page and family
formerly of Jacksonville, Fla, are now
comfortably and pleasantly located in
the northern part of the city. Mr..
Page is a member of the McDavid
Naval Stores Company.
Mr.. George Harrison who was
thrown on one of the saws several
days ago while it was in motion is
getting along nicely and was able to
be out for a ride last Sunday with
one of the fair sex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Williams, of
Pine Barren, spent last Sunday with
Mr.. Williams's sister, Mrs. J. A. Nc
David in the northern part of the
city.
Mr.. NJ. L. Hall was out hunting yes
terday and his dogs found very large
rattle snake measuring seven feet in
length and four inches in diameter
with twelve rattles and one button.
Mr. Hall at once gave up the hunt and
made for the nearest point on the pub
lie road.
Mr.. Joe Bombay MADE a business
trip to Dyas creek yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter D. McDavid
visited Pine Barren last Sunday.
Miss Mamie Waters, OF Pine Barren.
spent last Sunday with friends in our
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. SfcDavid of
North Chumuckla, were pleasant call
ers this morning. They were en- route
home from Pine Barren, where they
had been to see Mr.. J. E. McDavid,
who has been sick for several days, |
but is up again and getting along very
nicely
The many friends ana relatives of /
Capt Don Williams, who lives in Mo
bile will regret to learn that he is |
quite Ill and that his attending ply
'ician has abandoned all hopes of his
recovery. Cant. Don is another one
of the honored and distinguished
heroes who wore the gray during the
1npleasantness along in the COS.
Mrs Alkaline Campbell, or Pine Bar
'en, spent the day in our town with
Ter son, Mr.. d. F. Campbell, last SUM-
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley ]. McDavid, of e
Pensacola, spent last Sunday with Mr.
dcDavid's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel
l. McDavid.
Miss Eta Bowman, one of Media
ids fairest and most popular ladies,
s visiting relatives in Shipman, Miss.
Mr.. Henry A. Lee, our new agent at
his point, has won many friends. He
nd his family are comfortably stu
ted at 346 Main street.
Miss Sallie Campbell was a pleasant
isitor to our city few days ago.
DR.. Duncan NJ. Mcmillan, a former
'loridiRn, but now of Paris, Texas,
pent short time here and at Pine
'arren a few days ago, With relatives
nd friends. 1t has been thirty-seven ]
ears since the doctor was here, he
aying left here when quite a lad. He
anks among the first IN his profess
ion.
Mrs R. 3. McDavid and two beauti- I
III little daughters, Mary Ida and +
lillian left to-day for their home in
oley, Ala, after pleasant visit with
Irs. McDaEid's parents IN law, Mr..
nd Mrs. Joel A. McDavid
Mr.. E. L. Cooper, of Oneida, Tenn,
as accepted a position with the Bow
ian Mercantile Co. s
In Hof0tn1 rf no 80 !