The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-27
BLUFF SPRINGS.
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Dunn went to Evergreen, Ala, on
a business trip last Wednesday.
Roy Jones, who has been at work
here for quite a while, returned to his
home in Mulat last Wednesday.
Miss Dora Presby went to Century
on a shopping tour last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Medlock. of Pen
Sacola, moved up here a few days ago.
Mr.. MedIock intends to farm.
r. d. Byrnes went to Mobile last
Friday on business.
Mrs. +. u. ByTnes went to Moriston
Ala, Friday, to JOIN her husband, who
Is holding a position at the saw mill
there.
w. K. Hyer, of Pensacola, was here
| hunting, in company with AIessTs.
SALESMAN and, Fillingim, last Thurs
day and Friday. They report good
sport and plenty of game
Last Thursday Jim McCaskilI and
his sister, Miss Maggie, and mother,
went to Mobile. Miss Maggie was
very sick and her mother and brother
accompanied her 10 Mobile to a spe-
ciaI doctor. After q stay in Mobile of
eight days the doctor decided that an
operation was not necessary, so they
arrived home Thursday, February %.
Miss Maggie Lee Parker is very
sick with grip.
Mr. BTurer, of Brooklyn, Ala, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders
last Thursday and Friday.
Burnley TiSdale and sister, Miss
Mamie, went to Mobile, en- route to
Daphne, Ala, 10 join their sister, Miss
Blanche, recently.
Cameo Douglas, of Mobile. was
pleasant visitor here the other day
shaking hands OF all his old time
friends and and relatives
T. NJ. Fare, of McWilliams, is the
guest OF his niece, Mrs. John Roach.
He reports that he may stay here the
entire summer. as he is very much
pleased with Bluff Springs and its
surroundings.
Miss Maggie Yon went to Mobile
last Sunday.
J. w. Creary and two children went
TO the Mardi Gras festivities at Mo-
bile last Sunday.
G. n. Gentry, who is at work in
Florida Town, came home last Sat
urday on a short visit to his little
| family.
Jack Carlson. of ToIino, was a
! Sunday visitor here.
| Mr. and Mrs. VIII Dawson and
/ children went TO Pensacola last Sun
| day so as to be on hand Monday
&
nual Mardi Gras festivities.
The Misses Mary Lee. McDavid and
! Ella Douglas, Grace Brackaway and
! Cliny Sable all went TO Mardi GraS.
| They left here Sunday evening, so as
/ to be sure to be in plenty of time to
meet King Rex
! Mr.. and Mrs. Byron McDavid went
/ to Pensacola for MaTdf Gras.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McDavid went
/ to Pensacola for MaTdi Gras. They
all say they were we'll pleased.
1 Mrs. Nancy Fredricks, of Pensa-
! cola, spent Sunday with her sister.
/ Mrs. ". r. Stilley. Sunday evening
/ the two sisters went to Pensacola to
| have view at the Carnival
| Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Douglas went
/ to town to see the Mardi GTas festivi-
ties last Monday.
/ Mrs. VIII Bond and children went
/ to the Mardi GTas at Pensacola.
Mr. and Mrs. G. n. Gentry were
1 Mardi GTas visitors at the Deep Wa
ter City.
| Mr.. and Mrs Matthews and chill
| dren, Of Century, we're the guests OF
| Mrs. Matthew's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Thomas Campbell, last Saturday and
| Sunday.
/ G. r. Sanders and two sons, Charlie
| and DaUphin, went to the Pensacola
/ Carnival on Tuesday morning. They
/ report a very good time.
/ The Misses Ads Stanton, Of Canoe,