The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-02
TerSely Told

Gerald, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. M Crona, who has been i'll for
several days. is now improving, to the
qualification OF his little friends,
Yesterday was pay day with the
city, and checks were distributed
among the employees covering their
services for the last half of May.
Fifty-tWO cases were docketed for
trial in the recorders court yester-
day morning OF this number five
cases were continued, four defendants
discharged, three turned over to the
county authorities, one defendant
given a sentence of thirty days at
hard labor, and fines amounting 10
$13S imposed. Three citizens were
arraigned upon the charge of violating
the new stock ordinance. Two were
fined 5 2and costs and the third 81
and costs
DR.. J. c. Baldwin, Of Nashville. a
graduate from Vanderbilt University,
is in the city and is so we'll pleased
with Pensacola that he may locate
here and practice his profession, that
of dentistry.
J. Campbell Avery, Jos. F1emmiag,
John MaUrich and II. Brooks, w:O
composed a pleasure party who spent
a week across the bay fishing, return
ed to the city Saturday night. They
report excellent luck in fishing
John L. Pinney, clerk of the Grim
iDal court, Will leave Monday for
Birmingham, where he will attend the
Confederate reunion TO be held in that
city. Others from this city will also
be in attendance.
NJ. E. Clark. cashier of the Ameri-
can National Bank, has returned from
Chicago, where he spent a week on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
w. B. Runyan, president of the Run
yam Lumber Company, has returned
from a short business trip to Cuba.
]. J. McCas41ill and Miss Minnie Nc
CaSdlL of DeFuniak. are registered
at the Escambia hotel. Mr.. McCas-
kill has large timber interests in and
about Freeport.
The man behind, the man behind,
He's the chap that always knows
All the latest STYLES in hose" etc.
y
ternOOn as he stood on the corner of
Garden and Palafox streets, which is
the real Flat Iron" corner to the
gophers, for there were hundred OF
shoppers out yesterday, and the wind. !
that rude, very rude wind, was kind !
to the curious, but alas, as the song !
finishes
Providence sent dust to blind the
bad mans eye"
But anyway il was breezy yester- |
day and good thing that it was too. |
for the day began hot and sultry, and |
it was only in the afternoon when a |
smart breeze Sprang up that the
burning rays of the sun could even be |
tolerated. but by six o'clock clouds |
had followed the wind and it looked |
decidedly SqUrally sending the Monday !
shoppers hurrying for home TO see II |
Mary thought to put the windows in |
Jchnnie's back bed room down.
During the night it was fairly cool |
and comfortable.
Pensacola looks decidedly more
prosperous than it did when I was
here In April, said a travelling sales
man at the Merchants hotel last night.
Il carry a staple line OF goods ana
never before since have been making
your city, did l ever fail to get a
few substantial orders, until that trim
n April Then it was impossible to
interest the merchants. All they would
talk about was strike. but am glad
10 say that business conditions. as /
noted them today in making nv sales
are much improved, indeed, it seems
to me that they are better than thew
have been for months past"
The
curb stone all day yesterday. Wherever
there was a group of representative
business men there was talk of the
MOTEL and the great benefit that will
come TO Pensacola through it. Now
and then the voice of the croaker
" as heard, and one of the most
-alaclous arguments heard since the
PROJECT was started came from well
tnown wealthy man of the CITY. He
Illustrated his reSaOn for not taking
more stock by pointing out the reply h
large insurance company made to /
In appeal from Pensacola business
or investment of the cOrporation's
money in the city.
The company said: First, it made
10 investment i'll towns with less
nan 10000 inha bitants and second
made no investment in cities with
me railroad"
This Is acknowledged by all 10 the
lttitude of all foreign capitaIists ,hnt |