The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-27
WARRINGTON
PARAGRAPHS
News and Views of the Resi-
dents of Pensacola's De-
lightful Suburb.

A great deal of extra activity has
been noticeable at the navy ward
of late on account of the fact that
the torpedo boats did not go to St
JOSeph-S bay, but remained in port
in order that the McDOnOugh might
undergo a thorough overhauling The
guns we're exchanged for new ones
throughout, and the torpedo tubes OF
the little war vessel also underwent
thorough investigation. Some good
work is expected during the next
practice at St. JOseph's. as the men
nave had an opportunity to recuperate
more or less, and are ready for some
live practice.
Caucus Is Back
After having been thoroughly over
hauled in the yard several weeks
ago. after which she was ordered to
Carabelle to dTCdge the channel there,
the big dredge boat Caucus. Captain
Dunn. has returned to await further
orders. The Caucus which was put
into Al order, is reported to have
done some very good work at Cara
belle, having deepened the channel
considerably during the 20 days
which she worked. No more funds
having been available. however, the
Caucus was forced TO return to this
port. notwithstanding the fact that
her services are sOrely needed at
CarabeIIe It is a matter of con-
lecture as to where she viii be de-
tailed next.
Lieutenant Davis Soon to Resume
Duties
Lieutenant Davis. of the PenrOse,
who has been missed from duty lately,
will be able to resume full activity
on the little revenue cutter shortly.
The lieutenant has been laid up at
Baskerville with a badly injured foot
Mrs. Jas Blake Visiting at Pensacola.
Mrs. Jas. Blake is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Murich, who resides in
Pensacola She was called to the
city by the accident which her sister
recently suffered while attempting to
alight from a BayShOTe car Mrs.
Blake is considerably improved, her
many Warrington friends Will be glad
to learn, but is still forced to remain
At her home on Romano street
Mrs. RochebIave Visits Warrington
Friends.
Among the Pensacola visitors who
called on Warrington friends on Sun
day was Mrs. Ben. ROcheblave, VINO
was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. FLOYD Curry. both ladies having
spent the day with local friends. Mrs.
Rocheblave has a host of Warrington
friends, where she has been very
popular since her girlhOOd, and her
visits are always welcomed.
LittIe1Girl Arrives.
A little girl was born this week to
Mr. and Mrs VIII Burnett at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MyeT.
/ Mrs Burnett. who has been visiting
at the MyeF home for several weeks,
is most kindly remembered by her
many local friends as Miss Mamie
Iaird having been one of Warning
tons popular young ladies previous
to her marriage. The dainty little
lady who has just arrived is to be
christened Roberta.
Better Sunday Car Service For War
rington.
An effort is to be made this week
among Warrington citizens in order
/ to secure. if possible, a better Sunday
car service on the BayshOTe line.
/ Conditions. instead of abating. are
| increasing in their severity, it being
practically impossible for Warning
I ton people TO get seats on some of
I the cars which come heavily loaded
/ from Barrancas- Warrington. in fact,
| Justly considers herself one of the
important factors in the prosperity of
] the company. and demand for extra
( Sunday traileTs is therefore to be
made.
Society Quiet in Warrington.
There is a noticeable air of moth
ling doing" in Warrington society cir
! Giles of late, d few informal card par
| ties. in fact. constituting the Inst of
/ local pleasure events. This inactiv-
/ itv is. to be regretted in some re-
/ spects- especially as the Lententide
will of course pTOlOng the social
dirth which appears to have taken
possession Lent. in fact, IS always
admirably and most deyOutly OBJ
| served by WarringtOn's good people.
and preparations are already under
way for that period
MIR Fred Myer Has Been on Sick
List.
MI. Fred Myer. who has been on
the sick list has returned to his
duties at the Pensacola pOStOffiCe.
where he is responsibility connected.
He was confined to his home during