The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-07
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At ANDALUS|A
PARTY OF CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
OFFICIALS SPENT DAY THERE
NINETEEN THOUSAND BALES
OF COTTON GINNED THROUGH
OUT COUNTY.
Special TO The Journal

Andaiusia, Ala, Dec. 5.-Traffic
Manager c. T. Airy, General Pas
senger Agent J. c. Halle, General Su-
perintendent G. T. Johnson. Superin
tendent of Transportation G. l.. Can
dler and Freight Claim Agent W. B.
McKinstry, officials of the Central OF
Georgia Railway, arrived in Andalu-
STA Monday afternoon on a special
train, spending the night here and re-
turning to Savannah this morning.
This trip was for the purpose of a
general inspection of the company's
property along its lines.
Gov. Jas. *. Nardaman, of Missis-
sippi, VIII address the people of An
daiusia tonight at the opera house on
the subject: The Impending Crisis.
Already practically all space has been
taken for the lecture.
Among the strangers registered n
the San Gala Monday were: J. G,
Hosea, Kansas City: r. S. Eagles, New
York City; j. S. Parker, St. Louis; c.
A. Bryan. Mansfield, KY, and H F,
Johnson, Montgomery, Ala.
Lewis J. Greenburg of Baltimore
was here Monday stopping at the San
Gala.
Rev. B. B. H. Jeffcoat, of Goshen
Ala, passed through here today en-
route to the Methodist conference t.
convene at Pensacola this week.
w. NJ. Nored. of Pensacola. Fla.
and G. c. Hume, of Montgomery, We're
registered at the San Gala today.
Registered at the San Gala today
are: NJ. c. Hausman, Montgomery;
j. r. Givens, ST. Louis: O. r. Ander-
son, New York City; L. f. Ray, Bir-
mingham; J: N. FORMER, New Or
leans, and w. III. Jones. city.
More than nineteen thousand bales
of cotton have already been ginned in
Covington county. according to the
ginners' report and there is yet cot
ton to be ginned. Covington county
| has made more cotton this year than
ever before.
T. Z. CAN'T, of Beaumont. Texas. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 2
S. CAN'T, on Dunson street, this Week
Little Georgia, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alb Powell, died Friday night
Mrs. T. f. Henderson, who has beer
visiting relatives in San Antonio, Is
expected home tomorrow or Thurs
day.
Registered at the Riley House Mon
day were: /. d. King and wife. OF
Evergreen, Ala, and T. A. Collins, Of
Georgia.
Among the travelling people regis
tered at the different hotels Monday
and Tuesday, the following are stop
ping at the Dixie Hotel: J. B. Per
kins, Mobile; Carter McGowin, Nash
phis, and VIM. P. Bragg, Eft. Deposit
Ala.
Z. S Williams, of Montgomery, anG
| George Rainier. of Troy. were here
Monday, registered at the Dixie.
Rev. j. W. Glenn was here Tuesday
on his way to Pensacola to attend the
conference Of the Methodist church tC
be held in Pensacola this week.
W. r. Matthews. Orion. Ala, stop
ping at the Dixie Tuesday
L. F. Campbell. Richmond, Va. c. A
Bryan. Maysfield. KY, d. c. Butler
Philadelphia. and A. w. Duggan. ri
Mobile, are arrivals at the Dixie hotel
Tuesday noon.
The country store of j. D. Order. To-
Gated near Opp, Ala, was destroyed by
fire last night.
W. Shepard French and Geo r. Nc
Neil registered at the Dixie Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. Jas. Waits, of Sanford Ala. was
driving his fathers new Cadillac auto
mobile in town this morning.
J. D. Henderson, of Sanford, Ala.
president OF the Henderson Lumber
Co, was her today in the interest OF
his company.