The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-09
MUSCOGEE.


Price and Mr.. Paul Merritt surprised
their friends by being quietly married.
after the preaching service last sun
day evening. Rev. j. A. Senterfitt OF.
f1ciated and only few relatives ana
friends witnessed the ceremony: M1ss
Price is the lovely eldest daughter OF
Mr.. f. NJ. Price. She mas spent ne.
life since baby hood in Muscogee ana
is universally loved. Mr.. MerTitt Is
Young man Of whom all his frlends
feel proud, having splendld business
ability and holding responsible posi-
ton with the Southern states Lum
her Company. He, too, mas RESIDED
here for a long while. Tney nave tne
sincere good wishes or a host OF
friends.
The ten DAYS series of meetings be-
inc cond,rcted by the Baptist minis
ters. Revs. Abbott and Senterntt'
came to a close Wednesday night. The
results were fourteen additions 10 the
church and the spirit OF reVlVal IN .ne
whole town. The ordinance OF pap,
tism was administered SUNDAY anu
Tuesday afternoons. Rev. Aopott was
called to serve the churcn as paseo,
for the ensuing year. Rev: oentefn,.
was called to the bedside of one of his
parishioners in Pensacola, VINO was
very i'll Tuesday .x
school No. Is opened Monday with
Miss Sara Donaldson principal; MISS
Alice Mcdaniel, first assistant: MISS
Lille Watts. second assistant. ana
Miss Jeanie Patterson, primary teach
or EnroIIment for the frst day was
one hundred and ten, and a prosper
Miss sara Donaldson, of Bridgevilie,
Pa. is pleasantly located at MIS-. mas
Vaughns home; Miss Allce McDaniei'
of Sneads, Fla, with Mrs. >. u. ram
nell, and Miss Lille Watts, OF Green
wood, Fla. with Mrs. John TompKins
for the present.
Tallahassee, where she will atteno
college this winter. She was accom-
pan,ed as far as Pensacola by ner
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. w. Lang
They returned Sunday In their auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vaughn spent
Monday In Mohno.
Albert Arnold was Tuesday v1sitor
to Pensacola.
Mrs. Campbell Cooper was shopping
in the city Monday.
George Crook took his baby daugn'
ter TO the specialist. who is attending
her. Tuesday. Friends OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Crook will be glad to know the
little lady is improving nicely ana
that their eldest little girl is GONZALES
cent.
Richard Mosley and son, Leon went
10 Pensacola Saturday. where the
Young man entered business college
for the ensuing term.
Mr.. wilkins. Mrs. and MISS Palmes
and Miss Clara Bell composed an auto
party which spent Sunday AFTERNOON
and evening at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. r. Vaughn.
Mr.. Alex McKinnon spent the last
week attending to business in Manis-
tee. Ala.
Miss Belle Wilkinson. Of Pensacola.
has returned home, after a week pleas
antly spent with Miss Matte Lee
Bell.
ful visit from her sister. Mrs. D1xon'
Mrs. J. VIII Maxschall and Miss Edna
Wood the past week. They returned
TO Pensacola Saturday.
A M. Mcmillan and Misses Peterson
and Muller are out attending 10 tnelr
millinery openeing at the hotel mere
this week.
Master Richard Barker, OF Pensaco-
In. will spend the winter with his sis.
ter. Mrs. o. w. Mullins, and attend
schol here,
Miss Mable Merritt has begun her
second year as frst assistant OF the
school at Beulah. .,.,..,..
Miss Susie Nell Patterson has ac'
cetped a position as teacher In the
school mt Ferry Pass and left last sun
day. accompanied by her father. for
her new field Of duty.
DR.. A. 7. Johnson Is undergoing
treatment at a Pensacola sanitarium.
Miss Sara Donaldson spent Friday
ard Saturday in Pensacola.
Mr.. James Jennings, Sr.. has resign
ed his position with the Southern
States Lumber Company. He mas
been with the company for about
thirty-six years and will retire from
public work.
w. y. Carmichael, of Fitzgerald. Ga.
IS visiting his wife and son. Mrs.
Carmichael is convalescing. after an
unusually severe case of fever.