The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-09
WARRINGTON
PARAGRAP HIS
SOME INTERESTING FACTS
CLEANED IN THE POPULAR
LITTLE SUBURBAN COMMUN-
ITY CONCERNING SOME OF HER
BEST KNOWN CITIZENS.

Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Emma
Jane Jones, a popular Warrington
young lady, and Mr. J. A. Jones, OF
the Star theatre in Pensacola. The
event, which Is of considerable in
terest in Warrington, from the fact
that the bride has lived in the little
suburban community all her life, Will
be celebrated on the 18th of the pres
ent month, and will be a home affair.
The young couple will then go TO
their residence, which is already
awaiting the reception of its occu-
pants on Chase street in Pensacola.
The bride to be is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jones, and is a
very lOvable young Lady. She has
filled the position of assistant post
mistress both scceptably and well for
some time and her resignation has
been a source of regret 10 all whom
she has served in that capacity. The
groom, who is a successful young
business man, has long been charac-
teriZed by his push and ability, and
has succeeded in making many
friends both in Warrington and Pen
sacoIa during his residence in this
part of the country
Young Man is Improving
Eugene Pearl, who was badly in
jured on Wednesday night as the re-
suit of an accident in which he fig
UTed on one of the cars of the bay
shore line, continues TO improve, al
though his injuries are far from being
slight ones In some manner, the
trolley pole broke, allowing the
wheel to strike young Pearl in the
chest, inf1icting painful bruises. In
his position on the front seat of the
trailer, he was unable TO get out OF
the way of the falling wheel Friends
of the young man, however, do not
anticipate any serious results from
the injuries sustained.
Want Later Cars.
Warrington people continue to be
very DESTROYS of securing a later car
service, a great deal of discussion
having been rife on the subject this
week among those who are interest
ed in the subject The Warrington
trade. it is argued, constitutes a large
portion of the bay line patronage, and
it is for this reason that those who
are in favor of sthe Inauguration of
the new movement are hopeful that
something shall be accomplished
As matters now stand Warrington
people experience not a little annoy
ance, especially during the theatre
season.
Personal Mention.
| Mrs. J. Barclay, who has been very
/ i'll, is improving.
Born, to ]. Liscom and wife, a
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Epples are the
parents of a baby daughter.
Mrs. NJ. E. Chambers, who has
been quite i'll, will discontinue her
! business
Miss Cummings who has been visit
ing at the home of Miss Sadie Stock
ard has returned to her home in
| Tampa Miss Cummings became ex.
ceptionally popular during her visit
| here, and her many friends regretted
her departure
Mrs. o. GOldstucker, of Pensacola,
visited ner daughter. Mrs. Dave Hers.
kovitch during the week.
Clerk Flake, of the paymaster's de-
partment, has been entertaining rel
atives from New Orleans during the
week.
A jolly party of Warrington peo-
| pie took in the pleasures of Santa
Rosa lsdland on Wednesday night
via RANGES launch. The evening
was spent most enjOyably by those
/ present.
Mrs J Glover is expecting a party
of friends from Birmingham as guests
during the coming week
Mr. and Mrs G. ]. Ungerer Will
/ leave shortly on a trip to Indiana and
northern points of interest.