The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-19
BLUFF SPRINGS.
specIaI to The Journal.

Binion, the first assistant in our
school, took the train for Pensacola
! Friday last, to see some OF the fair
and show
Misses Edna and Maggie Yon. both
teachers here, went to the fair Friday
afternoon.
Miss Essie Coley went to Pensacola
Friday afternoon.
Prof. A s. Edwards went to the
Deep Water City Friday afternoon.
ID. J. SALESMAN went to Pensacola
Saturday on business.
Willie Higgins went to Pensacola
to the show Monday.
J. w. Crary and family went to
Pensacola to the show.
Misses Annie Cameron and Mary
Lee MCDavid and brothers, Johnnie
and Edward, went to see the big
show" .
Rev. J. T. FilliHgim and family went
to Pensacola Monday morning.
Wiley Jones went to Pensacola to
the fair and show.
We have a new mail carrier. VIII
liam Higgins has taken the place Of
BuTIie Tisdale.
Our school is progressing very nice
~ with three Of the best teachers in
the county.
Misses Ethel Hayes and Julia CraTy,
of AtmOTe, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Hudson last week.
Miss Wilhelmina SALESMAN went to
FlOmatOn last week.
Master Robt. COley left for the fair
Monday morning.
Cam Fillingim was up on a visit to
his parents Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Fillingim made
their friends of Mobile a visit last
week.
Misses DoIHe and Edna Fillingim
went to FIomaton last Sunday.
Neil MCCasklll has been the guest
of Mrs. Maggie McDavid for a few
days.
Riley Stanton and boys went to
Pensacola Sunday evening.
Mack McCaskill has gone to take
in the show.
G.. r. Sanders is very sick at this
writing. but il is hoped by his friends
that he will have a speedy recovery.
The remains of Cam Douglas, who
was killed by a train near Mobile,
were shipped here and buried SatuT-
day morning. Many beautiful flowers
were placed upon the young mans
grave. The family has the sincere
sympathy of their many friends in this
sorrowful hour.
Oscar Gentry and Miss Maud Sharpe
were quietly married at the home of
Rev. J. 7. Fillingim Sunday evening.
Their friends wish them a happy and
prosperous life.
Cane grinding time has come again.
to the delight OF everyone.
Prof Parker, OF Century, preached
at the McDavid church Sunday morn
ing
Jake FilIingim is getting along very
nicely. to the delight of his many
friends.
The Baptist young people have or
ganized a B. Y P L. which we hope
viii be successful.
Mrs. Boutwell, has not been very
well, but is able to be up at the
present.
Rhett Williams is on visit TO his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Brooks Corley. of Cen
fury. attended the funeral of Cam
Douglas. They returned home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor, of Ham
mac, have been the guests OF Mrs
VIII Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Douglas attended
the funeral of their brother Saturday.
Gid Strickland attended the funeral
of his young friend. Cam Douglas, last
Saturday
The school has organized a debating
society, which viii soon begin its
work
Grady Brewton. of McDavid, is at
tending school here.
The young ladies of the B. S. II. S
are thinking Of getting up "a baseball !
team.
Baseball seems to be all the 60 with
the school boys and girls now.
Bluff Springs Nov. IS.-Frank Ober-
in shipped a lot of baskets out of here
the other day.
The Bluff Springs Veneering Co. has 1
been shipping several car loads OF We
neeT from here to the North
The writer is just up, after a very
serious and painful sickness of bron-
chitis, which kept him in bed for I3 1
days.
There were no less than IS per
sons who bought tickets here last |
Monday morning. All went to the /
Barnum circus.
A very sad accident occurred in No
bile last Thursday when CAME Doug
las. OF This place was instantly killed |