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HARRIS.
Special to The journal.

Harris, June Mrs. Chas. Su !.
raney made a very pleasant trip to
Pensacola on the Ruth Saturday
returning Monday.
The three children Of Mr. and Mrs.
P. ]. Williams of Pehsacoa, are the
guests of their grandmother, Mrs. E.
Nicholson, for a few weeks.
Prof. Ray of Camp Walton, spent
few pleasant moments here Tuesday
on his return from Pensacola
The steamer Edna G. passed here
with AL barrels of naval stores from
Vernon Monday, also on her return
trip Wednesday heavy laden with
freight. Capt Lee Tucker in COM
mand.
The steamer Capt Fritz passed on
her regular run Tuesday with quite
a few passengers and a good cargo of
freight
Mrs. A. E. Mcclure was a passen-
ger on the Capt. Fritz Wednesday to
the Deep Water City to visit relatives
and friends.
Miss Bessie Hall was the guest of
Mrs. Belle Wright Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Chester Martin has been very
sick the past week but is a little bet
ter at the present writing
Mr.. Claude Hall left for Pensacola
Tuesday where he has accepted a po-
sition.
Capt Asa Ward is spending the
week in Carriers Bayou, having
hauled his schooner, the Honor. out
on Mr.. Hands ways to give her a
general overhauling and painting.
Mr.. B. W. RIAL of Birmingham,
passed through here Monday en-
route to Mary Esther.
We had real good shower of rain
here last night which was greatly
needed.
Run1or says that we are to have a
nice new launch on our line here
coming from Pensacola on her maiden
trip Saturday and on through to Nice
Vile and returning Monday and will
make three trips weekly, but as vet
time has not been decided upon. Capt.
Henry Thomas will be in command
Competition is the life of trade.
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APALACHICOLA.
Special 20 The Journal

Apalachicola, June s.-On Tuesday
evening Miss FTatauer entertained de-
lightfully at 800" in honor of her two
charming guests, Miss Bishop and Miss
Redding, of Greenville, Fla The spa
cious rooms, including the library hall
living room and dining room, were
thrown open and the guests enjoyed
the evening until about IL o'clock.
Fruit punch was served during the
progressive game by Misses Strauss
Witherspoon, Mary Ingram and Rosa
lie Flatauer. Later a delicious salad
course was served. Miss Pearl Mes
sina fell heir to the ladies' first prize,
black silk hose, and Mr.. Witherspoon
won the gentlemen's prize, black silk
half hose. The hostess presented the
guests of honor with white gauze fans.
Miss F1atauer was gowned in a
shadow lace dress over pink MESA
line, Miss Redding wore a pink mes
saline dress with hand-painted trim
mings, and Miss Bishop wore pink
messaline with hand embroidered boz
Zero and crystal trimmings
Those enjoying the evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wright, Mrs. An
ME Hays. Misses Redding, Bishop,
Joyner, Wefing, Wakefield, Messina,
Eleanor Messina, Purdue, Marchant.
Austin, Mamie Austin, Straus, Wither-
spoon, Whittle, Pierce, Buck, Ingram
and Rosalie Flatauer; Messrs. Oliver.
Glasgow. Witherspoon, Prell, Roberts,
Duffy, Fannin, Arthur, Coohbs. Glib
son. Wilhelm, Hoffman Warren. and
DIR. Confer.
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CARRIERS.
specIaI 20 rhe journal.


Carriers, June Capt. Asa Ward
has his schooner, the Honor, on the
handways painting and repairing her
this week.
Quite pleasant party gathered Sun
day in the Duncan grove with their
picnic baskets and enjoyed a social
time as the guests of Uncle Jim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Duncan went
to Town Point Sunday night accom-
panied by Mr.. Duncan's father, Mr..
Nels. Duncan, who has been spending
few days with his brother. James.
and his son, Dallas, and wife.
The launch. Norma, carried a party
of egg hunters and surf bathers to the
gulf Saturday night They returned
In the early hours of Sunday tired and
sleepy but reported a good time
Forest Supervisor ]. F. Eldridge re-
turned from his early home in North
Carolina accompanied by his three
sisters. They will spend the summer
at the station with their brother.
Mr.. A. G. Browne. having bought
the Joe Bishop place, has moved there
with his family. Mr.. G. Dickinson,
the stenographer at the forest station
has moved into the ranger cottage va
Gated by Browne
NJ. John Spencer and wife were
Pensacola visitors Saturday and Sun
day. They went down in the mail
launch, Ruth. returning on the same
craft Monday.
Mr.. Battenfield and his mother were
callers on Mr.. and Mrs W. N. Hart
grove Sunday
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BLUFF SPRINGS.
Special 70 The journal.


Bluff Springs, June S.--Mrs. A.
Davis, of Foshee. who has been visit
ing relatives here for the past few
days, returned home Friday.
Miss Belle Gray is the guest of rela-
tives in Pensacola this week.
Mrs. Annie c. McDavid left Tuesday
for Montgomery, where she has en-
rolled as a student at the Massey
Business College.
CHARLES. Of Pensacola, are visiting
relatives here
Miss Blanche TisdalA, left Tuesday
for Tuscaloosa, where she will take a
summer course at the University Of
Alabama
Misses Ella Douglas and Mary Lee
McDavid visited in Flomaton last
Tuesday.
Among those who have returned
home from school >are Burley and
Wendell Tisdale from Auburn. and
Miss Mamie Tisdale from Troy.
Mrs Fl. H Boyer, of Pensacola,
spent Wedr esday and Thursday here,
the guest OF Mrs. Addie McDavid-
Mr.. and Mrs. z c. Gentry and chill
dren, who have been visiting relatives
here for some time, returned to their
home in Pensacola last Sunday even
ing.
VIII FTllingim, of Pensacola, was at
home Tuesday and Wednesday on a
fishing trip.
Rev. S. ". Strickland. OF Florida,
and Rev. G. c. Kinney, of Illinois. are
conducting a series Of interesting
meetings here. They were here last
year and their many friends are glad
to welcoms them again.
Mrs. z. Cannon and children. OF
McDavid, are visiting her brother. Mr..
]. A. McCaskiIl
Mr.. R. D. Byrne, Of Mobile. visited
friends here Sunday.
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GULL POINT.
Special TO The Journal

Special to The Journal.
Gull Point, Fla, June $50 the
good farmers delight, we are having
some wet weather now. Everything in
the growing line seems prosperous.
The thirsty plants are now getting
soaked for the first time in few
weeks.
Quite an interesting debate took
place at the home of Mr.. Emmons on
Wednesday night between Messrs.
Herring and Stephenson. A large
crowd attended and reported that Mr..
Herring could not be beat on script
ure, as he is an old man and has de-
voted a great deal of time in the work
of God and is faithful worker of his
belief
On account of rain, we were unable
to have very many in attendance at
the fish fry which was to be given by
the neighborhood Wednesday night
last.
The many friends of Mrs. Olsen at
this place regret to learn of her sud-
den death in Pensacola.
Mrs. NJ. Herring spent Sunday very
delightfully."- with Mrs. Morgan.
Mr.. w. Douglass was a pleasant
caller at Bohemia Wednesday.
Mr.. Istion Edwards has returned to
his home in Pone de Leon, after a
pleasant visit of few weeks with his
sister. Mrs. Williams
Mr.. d. Scott, of Pensacola, was a
pleasant caller here Monday evening.
Mr.. Williams was shopping and
minglfng with friends in Pensacola on
Monday.
The hard road that's coming through
is nearing our town now and the au-
tos are getting quite numerous.
Mrs. 9. L. Reynolds has been on the
sick list for a few DAYS.
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TINNvILLE.
speeIaI 70 rhe journal.


Tinnville, June S.-We are having a
little rain now and everybody seems
very glad for the benefit 1t will do us.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Douglass and chill
dren were pleasant callers In Pleasant
Grove Sunday last
Mrs. Ida Douglass and children. Of
Gull Point. spent the day with Mrs.
Donaldson Sunday last.
Mrs. Donaldson and daughter Miss
Lula. Mr. Sellars and Mrs. Ida Doug
lass and children called on Mr.. San
ders, Of the stockade. Sunday evening
asst.
Mrs. Ellis and children were visitors
In Pleasant Grove Monday last. the
guests of Mrs. q. A. Morgan.
Mrs Rogers. of Pensacola. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. Sellars. Of Escambia, was q
pleasant caller IN Tinnville Sunday
asst
Mrs. Ress and Miss Nora Tate. OF
Pensacola, are spending this week
with their sister, Mrs. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Southern are to be
visitors IN Pensacola Friday.
Mr.. Donaldson and daughter. Miss
Lola. are to be visitors in Pensacola
Saturday.
c. 3. and s. Donaldson attended
Sunday school at the New Hope church
Sunday last.
Mr. Jim Powell and Miss Mae South
srn visited Mrs. Otis of Muiat Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Mr. Mark Powell, Sr., of Gull Point
was a pleasant caller in Tinnville Sun
day and was accompanied horne by
Mr.. s Donaldson.
Mr. Sanders, Mr. Beal and Mrs. r
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D'FUNIAK BOY
HIGHLY HONORED
Special to The journal

DeFuniak Springs June S.-Mr.
Frank Bludsworth, Jr., of this town.
who Is now living in New York CITY.
recently won the first prize in the
contest given by the National Elec-
trio Light Association for the best
paper on electricity. For this he re-
ceived sum of money to take him to
the meeting of the association in
Seattle as guest. DeFuniak has al
ways had reason to be proud of her
boys, and We expect great things of
Frank
We are hoping soon to have our ice
plant in good running order. The ma
chinery is ready, but there is stiu a
little delay on the well that keeps
things back.
The Misses Eliza and Ossie Berry
left for Jacksonville Tuesday to SPEND
several weeks with relatives.
The Eaton home on Eleventh street
has been bought by Mr.. Robert E. L.
McCaskill
Miss Minnie Mccaskin returned
from Nashville. TennA last Friday
night, where she has been attending
school
Mrs Simmons, Master Frank and
Miss Julia with Miss Yonge, left
Thursday night for Pensacola, where
they expect to spend the rest of this
month.
Mr.. r. R Brow nand family left
Monday for Red Bay. where Mr..
Brown has bought a farm and general
store. This family will be missed.
more especially in the Baptist church.
where they were great workers, Mrs
Brown being president of the B. 7. P.
q. and Miss Irene the organist.
The Brown House has again changed
hands, having been bought by Mr.,
Chas. McCaskill, who has been so sue
cessful in running the hotel at Free
port. Mr.. McCaskin is a well known
hotel man and will manage to keep
up his reputation of keeping the best
that can be got. and the citizens Of
DeFuniak are fortunate in having him
with them.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. T. Smythe have
moved to their home which is just
outside the city limits
Mrs R W. Storrs is spending the
summer at st. Andrews Bay.
Miss Mary Richardson is on q visit
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Cleared.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Staamshipa.

Steamships.
Castano, Span, Guerrico, 2910, to
South Atlantic Steamship Co.
Emmanuel Accane, Ital, Gazzalo,
1882, TO J. A. Merritt & Co.
E. o. Saltmarsh, Br, Rogers, 1913, to
Gulf Transit Co.
Asian, Br, Woods, $3.50, to Jno. A.
Merritt & Co.
Bellevue. Br. Robertson, 251s, to j,
A. Merritt e. Co.
Neptune, Br. Brenk, 1921, to Jno. A
Merritt & Co.
Brooklet, Br. Horn. 2s7s. to Dolberg
Export Co.
Skogland. Swed. Ingvarssen, 1887,
to FIR. ]. Schreyer.
Wyvisbrook, Br, McWilliams, 22SS,
to The Keyser -Muldon Co.
Coniston. Br, Wilson, 1925, to Jno.
A. Merritt e. Co.
Ships.
Andreta, Ital, Morchie, 1919, to Ro-
sasco Bros.
Majorka- Nor. Hansen. 1890. to
master.
Schooners.
Bartholdi, Am. Chute, 299, to mas
ter.
Banks.
Formica- Nor. Drums, 1145. to mas
ter.
Robert scrafton, Nor. Northernsen,
664, to master.
Annie. Br, Void, 1873. to master.
Finland, Rus. Engblom. 1880, to
master
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MONA.
Special TO The Journal.


Mona June S.-Mr. Albert King is
on the sick list this week and his
many friends hope for him a speedy
recovery.
Miss Maude Blount is visiting her
friends in Bombay this week.
Miss Mamie Killebrew has gone to
Bombay to teach music.
Mrs. ]. w. Ware has returned home
after visiting in Pace, Fla
Little J. T Meats is very sick with
typhoid fever. We hope he will soon
Miss Ethel Chitty is on the sick list
this week. We miss her very much
and nope she viii soon be well
A surprise party was given to Miss
Ruby Lee last Friday night and all
had jolly time.
Regular services were held in the NJ
E. church Sunday, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Clayton.
Mr.. Motley left last Sunday for a
weeks vacation.
Miss Mae Welch gave a singing
Thursday night All present had a
Miss Lola Speller, of Dothan. Ala,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Meats.
A crowd of young people went to
Cottonwood, Ala. to picnic and re-
ported a nice time
We are very sorry TO learn of the
sickness of 1Ir. Percy Lamberth. We
hore he will soon be well.
Mr.. A ]. Cochran viii go to Hart
ford after his new automobile.
Miss Bessie Motley is visiting in
Geneva, Ala
Mrs. Blound visited friends in
Graceville this week.
Mrs. Upton, of Camilla, Ca, Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs Blound.
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school at Argyle Monday morning.
Madame Rumor sys that four Of
DeFuniak's most charming girls will
be married during June. Is it true?
Miss, Wilibel Mcdonald, who has
been teaching at Century, Fla, this
winter, came home Saturday night to
the delight of her many friends. Sorry
to state that she was very sick the
first of the week.
DR.. A. D. Campbell is making quite
an Improvement on his home in the
east of town Burrus Cawthon will
build more to his beautiful home, too,
while Mrs. Cawthon and the baby are
away visiting in Texas
Misses Maud Saunders and Irene
McSween will leave in few days for
Knoxville, Tenn, where they will at
tend the summer normal for teachers.
Miss Jeanette McKinnon, who has
worked for w. E. Parish & Co. for the
past six months, returned to her home
in River Junction Sunday.
The Brown house has again changed
hands. DR.. c. B. McKinnon, having
abandoned the idea of converting this
place into a sarttarium, has sold 1t to
Mr.. Chas. McCaskill of Freeport Mr..
McCaskill will keep it open to the pub
lie as a rrst class hotel.
The ice factory is expected to begin
the manufacture OF ice tomorrow.
Mr.. Dave Murph-ee and Miss Mary
Vic Boyle leave on the early train this
morning for Pensacola, being called
there by the illness of Mrs. Dave
Murphree who is at the home of Mr..
Jesse McLane.
Mrs. Harley Wickersham and chill
dren are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Quarterman. In Live Oak, Fla
Mrs. +. L. Cawthon is in DeLand
for a few weeks with her brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. FINS Plank
Mr.. and Mrs. ellis Douglas are
happy over the arrival of a little
daughter on June 8. We wish the
little stranger many years of happi-
ness in our midst.
Miss Mary Mcleod accompanied
by her niece has returned from a Wis
1t to relatives In Alabama.
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to her sister, Mrs. Oliver in North
Carolina.
Rev. T. ]. Cats the Baptist preach
er Is in Cottondale this week help
ing in revival at that place
DR.. and Mrs. Smith left for Indiana
Wednesday, where Mrs. Smith will
spend most of the summer months.
Mr.. Smith will return in few days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ellis Douglas.
a girl.
Miss Willie Belle Mcdonald return
ed from Alabama this week, where
she has been teaching.
Mr.. c. A. Landrum is home from
Cottondale, where he has been teach
ing school.
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CHIPLEY.
Special to The Journal.

Chipley. Fla, June s.-Miss Mayme
Tharp, one of Chipley's most attrac-
tive ladies, was united in the holy
bonds of matrimony to Mr.. William
Marvin Hardwick, of Headland. Ala.
The ceremony was conducted by the
Pew. Mr.. Fleming, Of Louisville. KY,
at the First Baptist church, which was
decorated for the occasion in ferns
and palms. A musical program was
rendered prior to the wedding by Miss
Joe Mizell, Of Enterprise, Ala. and a
vocal selection by Miss Anna Judson,
entitled Because God Made You
Mine"
The attendants for the occasion
were ]. H Saulk, ]. A Wells, Miss
Flora Campbell. Dr. Mitchell, Miss
Farrfor. S. E McGeachy. Miss Irene
Tuggle. c. V Royster, Miss LA VIII
liams. Whit Wells, Dunn and Bessie
Coleman.
The bride entered with Miss Eunice
Tuggle,' maid of honor. and was met
at the altar by the groom and best
man, Mr.. W. S. Sconyers, of Head
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don Baughin, who has been Ill at her
home on Alabama avenue, is improv-
ing.
The band gave a supper In the
Hughey building On Ohio avenue and
Eighth street last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Dan, Branderbury is building a
plea SAINT home on Tennessee avenue
and Sixth street.
Judge and Mrs. Flower spent We'd
nesday at st. Andrews.
1dr Albert F'arr is building a cook
room and screened porch at the back
of their building which adds both to
the comfort and convenience of their
home
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UNCALLED FOR
LETTERS At
POST OFFICE
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING AT
PosToFFIcE DURING THE PAST
WEEK.

Letters advertised on this date.
June z, 1912. When calling for these
letters, please say Advertised"
Men.
A-Richard Aaron, r. A. Allen, Rob-
ert Abram, George Argiri.
B-Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bacon,
Joseph Balm, c. H. Barnard, Mccall
Beck, Jeptha Bell, M S. Bennett.
Charles Blackburn. George Blackjack,
Berthold Bohm, Tommie Butler.
ca. Carlson, Frank Caraway, J. II.
Carroll DR.. Frames Blanoo Casal, ST..
John L. Casper. Gerasimo Catek.
Henry Chandler. H. b. Chafiin, Nose
D-Edmond Davis. Chas. Deneen-
E-R. r. Eddins, Bud Edgar, Jno.
Eppler, z. F. Eubanks.
Edward George Farrell. Guy Fsl-
some.
G-Mnton Gordorn, Blanca Gatta. T.
2. Gattis, E. w. Goss, e. M. Gremsley.
w. G. Groomster.
H-H. Harp. w. H Harrell. VIII
Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam TIillorn,
Willie Xix. Jas. Hollie, Azare Hol-
linger. Sam Howard.
John Ingram.
J-B. A. Jones, George Jones.
KIT Kilfara, Bonnie King.
LII. w. Lewis, w. Z. Lewis, Alex
Lloyd. ]. d. Lucas, Cheese Lynom.
McFarlin, j. NJ. Martin, John Milford.
Wendell Morris, r. M. Murphy.
Nv. L. Nash, Willie Newly.
O-Sam Onald.
P-Napoleon Parker, Ed Pendleton.
A. G. Phillips, Charlie Preston.
R-William Roach Herbert Rogers.
Willie Rowley.
S-Bernard Sanford, M. Ransom San
TO, Master Arthur Scott. M. B. Scott.
j. d. \ Sharon, Ingraham Sheffield,
Burnee Shofner, Jno. Sims, H b.
Squire.
T-P. r. TAFT. Rev. T. L. Thomas, z.
y. Tynes.
son, Willie Welth. Gean White, Riley
White, G. Williams, w. ]. Wilson, M.
c. Withheld.
A-Miss E. Adams, Mary Allen, Mrs
r. A Allen, Miss Mera Ammons, Mel
lie Andrews.
Binary Baker, Mrs A. Bell. Mrs
Leanna Birk, Frances Broron, Alice
Brown. Mrs. Bell Brown, Mrs. q. r.
C-Mrs. Lizzie Carlisle. Flora Carr,
Sanie T. Coats, Sadie Coley, Lula u.
Cooper, Mrs. Willie Grim.
D-Leona Davis, Mrs. A. M. Den
son. Mrs. w. z. benson, Bessie Dun
mum.
E-A1fS- -. r. LQW dT
F-Mary Zones. Mrs. .EsteIls Fulton.
G-Mrs. w Candy. Mrs. Lucy Gan
ner Mrs. Ruth Gibson, Mrs. Vivian
Gray
H-Mays Harrison, Annie Harsop.
Anna Hendrickson, Mary Hicks, Mary
E. Holmes.
Miss jackson, % F. Intendencia
St: Mrs. Ella Jarles. Miss G. A. John
SON, Miss Jones, Miss John Jordan.
K-Mrs Stefan Kubas.
Monaco Langford, Mrs. Lucy
Lawrence, Effle Lee, Mrs. Willie O.
Lee, Mary E Lewis, Mrs. John Long.
M-Mrs. Almeka Mckenzie, Nan
Maness, Josie May, Mrs. Lizzie MAY.
Lucinda Merritt, Dixie Miner, Ida
Moore, Ethel Norris, Jean Mosley. Mrs
Joe Mosely.
Mrs. Hattie Nelson. Miss Willie
Newman.
P-Mrs. Ada Pitts.
R-Leananda Randall, Mrs. Vesta
Read
S-ElIie Simpson, Mrs. Annie Smith
Mrs. Louisa Smith, Mrs. VIM. Smith,
Mrs. Grace Suddard.
ida TAYLOR. Mrs. Alice Tompkins
W-Mrs. F. L. Washin gton, Mrs. Z.
NJ. Waters. Mrs. Robt. Wellman, Mrs
J. ]. West, Mrs. Lucy White, Estis
Williams, Minnie Williams. MoIlie
williams, Mrs. H. NJ Wilson, Matte
Wilson.
Packages.
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WISH TO THANK
THEIR FRIENDS

The Sisters of Mercy return thanks
to Professor Seel and the members Of
the orchestra, the knights of Colum-
bus, Catholic knights of America,
Daughters Of Isabella and Mr.. Peter
Murphy, who donated medals. Also to
Mrs. Pyle. who donated a beautiful
locket, the Starr Piano Co. for the
fine plano furnished on this occasion,
the ladies who served refres hments
and the parents and friends Of the
children who showed their apprecia-
ton by their prompt attendance and
the keen interest manifested through
out the performance. Also to all who
helped in any way to make the enter
tainment a success.
mistake had been made in substi
tuting the name of Mr.. Lindenstruth
instead Of that of Mr. Murphy as being
the donor of the medal
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LYNN HAVEN
Special to The journal.

Lynn Haven, June S.-A dance was
held in the Roberts hall last Friday
evening. A pleasant time was report
ed by all.
4 moving picture show was held in
the Roberts hall on Florida avenue
and Ninth street Wednesday evening.
The new house of Mr.. s. D. 1utzy
on Indiana avenue and Eighth street
is rapidly nearing completion and viii
soon be ready for occupancy.
A dance will be held in the Roberts
hall Friday evening.
Mrs H. D. Lindsay is III at her
home on Florida avenue.
We are glad TO learn that Mrs. Cor
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McKINNONVILLE.
Special to The journal.

0pGSIat " iftS SSdIhets
McKinnonville, June T. Bryant
Harris, of Moline, spent Sunday night
with friends here.
Miss Ethel Lee and brother. Webb,
Of Atmore, are visiting their sister.
Mrs. Thomas Freeman
Thos. Pringle of Molino is attending
to business here this week.
Mrs Fred Hardy and Miss Vernie
Henderson attended the commence
ment at Roberts last week.
p. H. Bowman of Pleasant Grove.
was business caller here one day
last week.
A. D. McKinnon went up above
Walnut Hill Monday.
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D'FUNIAK SPRINGS.
speoIaI 70 rhe journal.

DeFuniak, June Miss Mary Cobb
of Milton, is spending this week with
Miss Effie Kay Mcdonald.
Quite a number are taking the coun-
" examination this week.
Miles Warren, Jim Reed and Walter
Cathown went to Pensacola Sunday
to see the ball game.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Dou-
glas, Monday morning, a fine girl
Mother and child are doing well.
Miss Christian Mcdonald opened
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land, Ala. They received many hand
some presents of silver and cut glass
from their numerous friends of both
Chipley and Headland.
They left on the IL o'clock train for
their new home in Headland, Ala. to
the regret of their many friends
here
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Southern were pleasant callers at Mr..
Donalson's Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Davis spent Sun
day evening with Mrs. Donaldson.
Miss Donaldson has been on the sick
list for the past week.
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a~Na Us
S-Jno. N. Smith.

shes an economical little woman"
which means, suppose, that every
time her husband has his suit OF
clothes pressed she tells him that il
looks just as good as new."-Detroit
Free Press.
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Irate Householder-Why can't you
answer this bell sooner? The Are's
out Where have you been?
Maid-of- all-wor (resigned and
leaving)-Tve been packin' up my
thines. can't stop to do that; it'll
light itself soon; the 'ouse is alre!-
Punch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-09
HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
Arrived.

Arrived.
Castano, Span IS, Guerrico, 2910,
Cienfuegos to South Atlantic Steam
ship Co.
Emmanuel Accane, Ital SIS, Gazzalo,
1882, Tampa to ]. A. Merritt & Co.
Cleared.
Foyle, Br SIS, Walsh, $500, for Rot
terdam, with 241 900 # lumber, sos, =
600 fit sawn timber, "A cases cedar
Stats, 80 bbls tar 122 cedar logs, 1875
ash logs.