The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-06
WARRINGTON
PARAGRAP HIS
WHAT is DOING IN THE LITTLE
CITY BY THE SEA" AND WHICH
HOLDS CONSIDERABLE INTER
EST FOR PENSACOLA AND PEN
SACOLIANS.

Matters at Warrington are once
more resuming the even tenor OF their
ways, nearly all of the force which
was laid of at the yard having been
reinstated. While it became neces-
sary to lay of a few of the men, still,
in the face of recent rumors, the real
" small number who were thus unfor-
tunate. is the source of considerable
encouragement.
Work is still slack at the yards,
which, under present conditions, is
not to be wondered at bat the dispo-
sitiOn of officials to hold on TO the
present force until matters are finally
satisfactorily adjusted, Will probably
be the means Of aveTting serious ca
lamity-
Mrs. Fred Nelson III.
Mrs. Fred Nelson, a popular War
rington lady, who has been i'll for
some time, has gone to Mobile, where,
according to report, she will shortly
undergo an operation. Mrs Nelson,
who is well known both N Warning
ton and Pensacola, mas many friends
who will be concerned to learn of her
condition. Her daughter, Miss Ro-
=aIie. is visiting friends in Mississippi.
Return From the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Ungerer, who
took in the recent excursion to north
ern points, have returned to their
home in Warrington, after a most
pleasant sojourn abroad During their
absence they visited friends in lndi-
ana and Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strout Return.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Strout have re-
turned from a visit to friends in Rich
mOnd, Va. The mother of Mrs. Strout
resides in mat city, and a pleasant
vacation was enjoyed by the couple,
both of whom are much improved as
a result of the trip.
Popular Young Ladies Return.
Misses Lilly Belle Rankin and Mary
Douglas, two popular and charming
young Brewton ladies, who have been
the guests of Mrs George Bowers for
a short time, have returned to their
home. The departure is the subject
of much regret in the yv,inger crowd,
with which they were both favorites.
During their stay, many social events
were planned in their hCsor
Personal Mention.
Mrs. H o. Arson of Pensacola,
spent Thursday with Miss Sadie
StOckard-
Messrs- Cary and Laird left yester-
day on a fishing trip up the lagoon,
with the intention of returning tonight
They went via the ~Petticoat" which,
by the way, is the name in which Mr.
Cary's launch rejoices.
Mrs. Walter Adsinger has returned
from Selma. where she has placed
Miss Naomi in convent for the pres
ent school year
Miss Rosina Lyons, a local Journal
distributing agent, is i'll with an at
tack of fever.
Robert Laird. Sr. has been indispos-
ed during the past few days. His many
friends, however. will be pleased to
learn that his condition Is not serious
Mrs. John Mooney has returned
from Cincinnati, where she has been
the guest Of her mother.
The regular band concert took place
as usual this week on Tuesday and
Saturday nights, being wen attended
by large crowds of Warrington people
On both occasions.
Fred c. Myer left this morning for
Birmingham, where he will attend the
annual convention OF the u " A P
o. c. He will be absent several dayz
Mrs. Willie COnnors and baby, who
have been spending a week or two with
local friends. returned to Pensacola
via automobile yesterdev
Mr. Ernest Touart, accompanied BY
Miss Ellie. leave tonight 70 be guests
of friends in New Orleans for a short
time
A large number of Warrington the
atre goers took advantage of the at
traction at the opera house in Pensa-
cola last night