The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-07
SAMSON.
snac1aI 70 The Journal.


Samson, Sept. 6.-Joe Brown Nor
gan, Of F'loraIa, was a business visit
or here last week
Col. J. L. Murphy was transacting
business in Geneva last Wednesday.
Miss VIII Nora Phillips, of Coffee
Springs, after a pleasant visit to the
Misses HinsOn, returned home this
morning.
Mrs. r. B. Messer and sister, Miss
Queen Hammond, spent few days OF
last week visiting relatives in Geneva.
J. T. Boyd, of Elba, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs MiZeL, re-
turned home Saturday.
Misses Annie Belle and Lucille Dun
son, of AndaIusiaB are in the city the
guests of Miss Matte Farmer and
Mrs. Pratt Faux.
Miss Nora Hurst returned last
Sunday from a visit to the northern
markets where she purchased the fall
and winter stock of millinery for ]. G.
Hurst
julie Holloway, of Geneva, is spend
ing few days with his friend, Arthur
Morris.
MRS. Branan and children, of Opp.
are visiting the families Of the
Messrs. McDuffy this week.
number of her young friends at
luncheon in honor of Miss Fannie
Jones, Of Greenwood, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs R. H Williams have
returned from their bridal trip and
will be at home to their many friends
at Mrs. CuTenton'S on Johnston street.
Miss Willie Belle Morris is on an
extended visit to relatives in and
around Dothan.
Col J. l. Valentine was a business
visitor to the Capital City this week.
]. c. Jones, Of Greenwood, Fla,
made a flying visit to his parents last
Wednesday, returning on the after
noon train carrying with him his little
daughter, Fannie, who has been
spending some time with her grand
parents here.
Miss Hazel Adams and little sister,
Bernice, of Coffee Springs, have been
visiting the family of Dallas Abbott
for the past several days.
d. c. McKinnm is tTansaCting bust
ness in Florala bday.
Arthur Morris entertained the
younger set at a domino party last
Friday night those in attendance
were Misses Pansy Hurst, Bessie
Farmer, Joree Garrett, Meta Mathis,
Effie and Kate Jones, and MessTs. J..
! F Boyd, Whit,ker, Bruce Robbins,
Hubert Page. Qril Pennington, Cor
die Bush, Iam.r Davis, julie HolIo-
way and ArthIr Morris. All left
loud in their paise of their young
host as an ent6taineT.
Prof A w. Zeal and wife of Ten
nessee, and the Misses Rhodes and
Wright. of Headand. part of the new
school faculty, are in the city prepar-
ing for the opening of school Monday
OsweH Jacksn is the guest of his
brother, Sam, Of West Main street.
Rev. J. o. Clley, of Birmingham,
visited Rev. H R. Schramm last
week.
The entertainment az the opera
house for the baefit of the school Ii
brary, given by Miss Missouri Cav
thon, assisted b Mrs. Weeks and
Miss Bessie GOlsby, was a grand
success, both as a high grade enter
tainment and a. financial aid to the
library.
NJ. Lurie, of Borala. has opened a
Bee Hive" stOr. on Main street We
welcome him toOur town.
Harvey Wbiteand wife. of Opelika,
are on a visit totheir parents at the
| GoOlsby house
Ed Jones and sister, Miss Epps,
| have returned rom DOnaldsonviIle,
Ca. where theywere called by the
! serious illness O their brothers wife.
DR.. c. J. Owes, OF AbbeviIIe, de-
/ HV cred an addTss on education at
| the opera houselast Wednesday.
Mr.. Steeley, Hartford. our eff
| cieut county uperintendent, was
/ looking after thesducational interests
/ Of our town last week.
The ladies Of Samson met last
| Sunday afternoo- to organize the w
| c. T. Z. The flowing officers were
! elected: Mrs. BP. Davis, president;
| A. w. Neal. 1ce- president; Miss
! Bessie Goolsby, secretary, and Mrs.
/ H. r. Schramm. reasurer
Oscar Farmer Of Mona, spent
| Sunday with hoIe folk.