The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-05
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VI. B. Pierce of Gracevilie, was a
business visitor to Pensacola yester-
DAY.
w F. Graves, a prominent citizen
and lumber manufacturer OF DeFuniak,
was in Pensacola yesterday on a short
business visit.
Attorney ]. H. Smithwlck, who has
been in Moultrie, Ga. for several days
called there by the illness of members
Of his family, returned to the city yes
+erday.
H. F. Harwell, of Baltimore, a rep
resentative Of the bonding insurance
IS bonded, is in Pen sacoIa in regard
20 the bond Of $4,000, which his firm
has been called upon to pay.
Supt. o. J. Semmes of the. Pensaco-
ID klectric Co, who has been i'll for
The past two weeks, has gone to Mo-
bile, where he viii spend some time
with friends and relatives, and will
not return here 70 resume his duties
Until fully restored to health.
The maximum temperature at Pen
sacola yesterday was 90 degrees at
a. m, while the minimum was AZ
degrees at $3.50 a. m. Last year on
The same date the maximum was sc
degrees and the minimum 46 degrees.
The average maximum for this date
IS IS degrees and the average mini
mum AZ degrees.
Rix NJ. Robinson was among the
prominent republicans to leave Pensa-
cola yesterday for st. Augustine where
the state republican convention con-
venes Thursday Mr.. Robinson is one
Of the delegates from the Stillman
action. Mr.. StilIman left last week.
7. +. McGourin and w. Ii. Northup
we're also among those 10 leave, TAX
Ing their departure in the forenoon.
They go as delegates from their fac
tion
S. J. Harvey, formerly of the pay
masters office in the navy depart
ment, but for the past eighteen
months connected with the American
National Bank of this city, goes to
Milton today to assume the duties of
cashier of the First National Bank
here. Mr.. Harvey's rise in business
circles in Pensacola has been rapid
and his selection for the responsible
duties of cashier of the Milton bank
Is deserved tribute to his ability
and worth.
certain gentleman in Pensacola,
Ehose wife teaches in a prominent
Sunddy-school. volunteered last Sun
uay 10 take her class. as she was alb
sent on account of illness.
Inc class IS composed of wee tots
o ., RON three to six years old. and
taeir scope OF comprehension is as
;'l decidedly limited. In teaching the
.''Noa The gentleman attempted to
cnbreSs upon the children the birth of
J thirst on Christmas day and His as
.-lS.on on Easter Sunday. He had
Ah,Shed his explanation of Christmas
4Aa theu he asked:
SUnravo"
nee was sileace of several mo
'tL+h',. during v,!Ijch each Chill
,.>ry seriously. then one small
.r g-i.d expitan.iy:
?. Ne SAiH Cub has new member.
tn. N1""hv Of the police DEPART
-" Au~0hy's enrolment as a mem
~ more import than MANI
.-+ SU1n@Se. \ DOlice iai' is no
49, -0i smiles ana 'au"hter On the
w., .''- - Is , S"0ne &C sad. Ditiful
- ..N~ieS, sometimes oc1a'ca1. it's
=, aIt ~ 49, oft~o d'goilctin@'v d.
q, 2od w''ich make for cvnicism
. g" n2r' HF officers instead of
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80, q Wv ha soon that Nu~phY's en-
....... raa'v carries with il great
:, 900. for il shows that even
g., 'T-on- who are accustomed TO
,.. IT, T-ith the sesmy side of
49,. ne, and arc willing TO show
IS 70 others.
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. o.. &, y tsat he is Young and cal.
-. .. understood. for he. is not.
! 20, Fl. - ven who do grow mus
a.. '' 'SbaS great deal Sf Drtdc
~ IN e1i2yment in the fnI6llr, ent
aA,.h-- '.s7s conveyed by tho short.
WV Aairs that ad1rn his upper lip.