The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29
CARRABELLE.
SpecIa. to The Journal.

Carrabelle, Dec. 2s--The Rev C. r
Phillips. Young divinity stud ent OF
Oxford, Fla, occupied the Baptist
pulpit last Sunday morning aud even
ing, ana all current reports pasa high
encomiums of praise upon the ycucs
mans efforts on both occasions aud
hope that his visits shall De s, pervna-
nenf feature al the Same post In tie
,t-re
The good Rartis: brethren are thor.
; c,,ghly painting and re1ovating their
cere pleasure to meet there in devo-
tionai exercises herafter
In the II. E. appointments for the
coming year Rev. ). y. Weatherford
| IS allotted to this point Bro. Folsom
goes to Naranja, a point on the Flor
ida East Coast Railroad, TWEEN y three
miles southwest of Miami. and Bro.
Brantley returns to his same charge
/ OF last year, Mayo.
A Pensacola schooner. the Hiahna
OF f1fty-five tons burden. laden with
oyster shells from ApaIachicola for
Tampa, ran aground a few hundred
yards west Of East Pass MOI far from
i he bell buoy and lies stuck fast. The
owner was offered thirty eight hun.
bred dollars for her recently at Key
West by Havana, Cuba, parties As
the owner returned home Thursday
! morning via the Tarpon, it looks as
though she were abandoned to her
! fate. The captain, however. it still
here and an effort will be made to sell
her.
The three masted schooner Advent
of Windsor, n s.. is loading with lurl-
Der at the loca. wharf and seems
RI
! The Alma, !. ? Mestoe gaso-
line launch, as she now is presents A
trio Of racers, viz: The Florence. Capt
Lewis, the Pride, owned by the Xii
bounes, and the Alma: from whom
the future will show many q Compel
tive squirt
Judge Wathien has a force Of work
men putting up 6 commodious ware
house for the Guf Refining Co.. just
across the tracks from the depot.
The Lena, now on tbs WAYS, la
been thoroughly painted and over.
hauled, and Master Mechanic Johust
kersey gazes with PRIDE upon his
finished work
The Elsie the recent purchase Of
The Carrahel!e Fist G. Oyster Co..
came in frcrc, {. recent "Trip to the snap
per" banks with 1,40o pounds OF the
lulC?. l0sclOiE fellows.
The neav. holiday business locally
II fish, oyrs terTs. etc. made our train to
day one hour and twenty minutes late
in leaving.
Bob Mattsir came IN for the holt
days and Phil Duval, decked in his
reginlentals, from tho Douglas, Ga.
school, is a holiday guest Of his
parents.
NJ r.,> -. ,s.r~h-;1y> Is . h,1,
day visitor with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Gray.
Brother John Blocker says the
bishop honored him with an appoint
n1ent to Titusv1lle, but he thinks it a
case Of mistaken identity and, with
thanks, shall hold the appoin tment In
obeyance until he hears from the good
bishop.
Julius Blount and Tony Mage >e-
turned Tuesday evening from a sew
enty-mile jaunt up the river in search
oe game and were successful in
baggins some hundred squirrel.
Counts Watson and Perry White re-
turned Tuesday from a trip to Apa-
lachicola.
Ira Mattair and family are spend
ing the holidays as guests OF friends
and relatives UP in Wakulla county.
Miss Nell Thomas, our efficient pri
mary teacher left for her home Tues
day and Mrs. Della Pickett, our hon
ored first assistant, was a passenger
on the same train for Pensacola to
visit relatives and attend the state
teachers association.
About ten couples Of our youth and
young married folks participa ted in a
social hop in the hall over the bank
Tuesday night.
W. S. Davis, one Of the engineers
on the regular passenger train, moved
his household effects here and will oc,
cupy the Sawyer house.
Bro. Jack Coleman has been down
sick but Is able to be about again
Our schools were closed Tuesday
temporarily by our local board. A
case Of smallpox in the family Of Jas
Richardson was the cause