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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-26
DeFUNIAK.

DeFuniak. Jan. 25-The W. C. 7. u.
met last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
W. w. Fiournoy. For many months
there has not been so many members
In attendance as on this occasion. We
had the pleasure Of admitting three
new members, all OF whom will be ac-
tive workers. They are gladly well
coined to the union. They are Mes
danes NJ. T. King. F. A. Florence and
! Miss Flournoy. Mrs. W. w. F1ournoy
Is superintendent of the civic branch
Of the w. c. T. U. Mrs. F1ournoy is
deeply interested in everything that
tends to beautify or benefit cur city,
and has impaired some of her enthu-
siasm to the different committees on
town Improvement and work will be-
sin at once.
Several ladies from DeFuniak are
preparing to attend at Tallahassee IN
February. the short course on home
economics.
Your correspondent hears SO MANY
compliments paid Miss Celia Myrover
Robinson, in her work as society editor
that one cannot refrain from con-
graduating The Journal on having
added 20 its editorial force this gifted
woman.
Misses Blaanie and Cebell Warren
attended the opening night of the new
hotel at Florida Town. DR.. and Mrs.
Adold are well known in this county,
they having lived here years ago. De-
Funiak sends many good wishes for
success in this new field.
Ruth, little daughter ct Express
Agent Gordon Stubs, we regret to
say, is quite i'll with pneumonia.
The trustees of industry have gone
to work with that intelligent zeal that
always means success and without
some unexpected hindrance the
Thomas Memorial Industrial school
will open in DeFuniak next fall. Last
Sunday night, Mrs. H. w. Thomas and
Brother Mathison delivered splendid
lectures in the interest of this school
at the Baptist church.
| Friday night Miss Maude Saunders
entertained most delightfully."- at her
home in honor OF Miss Keeling, the
charming guest from Pensacola, Of
Mrs. w. L Cawthon.
| Mrs. T. p. Nader retusWed last
week from Mobile. where she had been
10 attend the wedding of her sister
Miss Hattie Jensen.
| Rev. DR.. Smith is rapidly recovering
tAIUah Su dItaCh ol phSuAlOui0' we
hope he will soon be out again.
Frank Simmons is one OF the grippe
victims this week.
Mrs. II. W. Thomas Is confined 20
her bed with severe cold, which her
friends hope will not prove to be
grippe
| Messrs. NJ. A. Warren and H.
Thomber left Monday night for Jack
sonville. to attend the meeting of the
| Rrand lodge of Masons
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BEULAH.

Beulah, Jan. 25.-The continued
warm weather has caused the peach
trees to bloom. in this section, which
may result In the loss of the crop on a
good many of the trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Busbee of near
Bellview. spent Sunday last with the
family of their son. Mr. G. B. Eushee
They We're very much pleased with
their little grand daughter, born Jan
9Th. They are also grandparents of
q son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lister,
born Jan. 10th, at their home near
Bellview.
Mrs. Matte Hurst and children were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Bus
bee Sunday.
c. B. Busbee was in the city on bust
ness Monday!
Mr.. John 3. Hurst and con, ]. E.
Hurst, We're Pensacola visitors Mon
day.
Mr.. George Spare, after a pleasant
visit at the home of his sitter, Mrs
James Daffin Of Moline, has returned
and is the guest of relatives at BeuIah
Mr.. j. q. Hurst has rented the Grimes
place, and will soon move into It..
The many friends of Mrs. Ethel Cobb
will be pleased to know that her eyes
which were very bad at one time
have improved greatly, and with proper
care will soon be well again. At one
time it was feared she would lose her
sight. She was the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. W. A Shelby Monday.
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coTToNDALE.

Cottondale, Jan. 25.-Mr. John Mil
ton, Jr, Of Mariana, passed through
here Thursday enroute to Dothan, Ala.
Mrs. w. T. Graves is on the sick list
Miss Susie Barnes has returned to
her home in Kynesville, much to the
regret of her many admirers.
Miss Berta Griffin organized a boys
class Wednesday afternoon. They are
TO work for the advancement of Sun
day school. and endeavor to follow
some of the many good examples set
by the Boy Scouts OF Pensacola. Con-
sideration for the aged, help for the
inf1rm and needy. The following Of
hcers were elected: Edward McWIl-
liams, president; Maurice Harrison,
secretary; William Mercer, treasurer.
Mr.. r. E. McWilliams made .
business visit to Mariana Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. u. Streetman and In
teresting SON. Charles Mac of Grape
land, Texas, spent several days here
with their sister, Mrs. W. F. Graves
on their return home from wewa-
httchka. where they have spent several
weeks with the latters mother, Mrs.
Chain.
Miss Ethel Powell spent Thursday
and Friday in Chipley with relatives.
Miss Lettie Casey was the inspira-
ton of dining Wednesday at the
Commercial hotel. given by Mrs ouig-
ley, Or. and Mrs. G. A. Fellows, Mr..
and Mrs. c, ]. Williams, Miss Mar
guerite Bowls and Miss Mcdaniel were
among those present.
DR.. and Mrs, G. A. Fellows enter
tanned from eight until eleven Tues
day night. in honor OF Miss Lettie
Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Fellews,s pretty
home on Railroad avenue, was the
scene of much gaity on Friday even
ing, when they gave a party in honor
OF Miss Casey, who has been the re-
e$pient of many social attentions since
her visit here to Mrs. J. r. Shoemaker
Miss McCrary, the popular teacher
Of Kynesville, has the sympathy of
many friends here. over the death of
her mother. which occurred Monday,
in an infrmary at Dothan, Ala.
Hon. Ernest WEIGH and wife, Of
Steel City. visited the formers parents
here last week.
Messrs. Edward Lewis and W. A.
Scott were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Franklin Lee this week.
Mrs. A. w. Braeken and three in
teresting children of GracevilIe, Fla,
are the guests of the formers ulster,
Mrs Bart Hinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wells ana two
sons, GLAND and Lowell, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. McWilliams
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wells of Afford.
Fla, were here Sunday enroute to
Louisville, Ky.
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WEST FLORIDA SOCIAL NEWS

from her recent trip to Aahviile. N. c..
whittier she accompanied her daugh-
ter. Miss John Jordan. who entered .
sanitarium for treatment and study.
Mrs. c. 3. Dunn and Mrs. George
Harreli attended the funeral Of Mrs.
MccraTy, In Graeeville, Tuesday.
Miss Stella Tucker visited her sister.
Miss Emily Tucker, at the FAulk home,
the past week.
Mrs. Daniel Campbell and Mira James
A. Mclean are visiting Mrs. John
Campbell this week.
Presiding Elder Gavin was over Mon
Cay night to see his daughter, Miss
Ehie.
Major and Mrs. ". H. Faulk came
up from Clerksville for the week end
with their children, and were warmly
greeted by their host Of Chipley
friends.
The many friends Of DIR. Brown Will
lians wish to extend their heArtfelt
sympathy to him and wife in their
recent bereavement in the loss OF their
four-year- oid son.
Mrs. c. ]. Setterlind. Of Sc. Andrew,
has returned home. after 3 most pleas
ant visit here with her sister. Mrs. Jno.
b. Farrior and other friends.
Mrs. Erie entertained at . delighttul
dinner Saturday evening in. honor OF
Miss Mizzelle. the charming visitor
Of Mrs. Cary Horne. Those present
were Miss Mixeile. Mrs. Erie. Mrs,
Carey Horne. Miss williams. Miss Me-
Leod. and Miss Farrior. Mr.. G. v.
Register, Mr.. olin Shivers. Mr.. Carey
Horne, Mr.. Jim Nepper. Mr.. Jay Red.
dick and Mr.. Harry Wells.
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WAUSAU.

wAusau, Jan. e6-Dr. Biruua TITLES
Of Camphel1ton, Is q business visitor
In our little burg fer q fey days this
week.
Miss Dovis Jones, Of thty place, left
Sunday for Millville, where she win at
tend school for the next few months
'Uncle' Ionic Harrell, Of the Oak
Hill section, was business caller Tor
a few hours Wednesday.
Tom Highley, Of Chipley, was g
pleasant visitor and business caIiax
one day the past week.
Uncle Bin" made . hasty business
trip to Southport one day tina PAST
week.
W. s. Jones. accompanied by Master
Cola, were pleasant visitors for q fey
hours Wednesday.
Uncle" Ed Tiller, accompanied By
his daughter, Miss Jana, are on visit
with relatives In MELVILLE. Ala
T. L. Jones, a farmer north of town.
was visiting and transacting business
with the merchants here Wednesday.
Mrs. Robins, the national organizer
Of the w. C. T. U, was in the city
Tuesday night and gave long and In
teresting temperance lecture to the
people of this place at the Methodist
church Tuesday night. leaving next
day for Southport and other bay
points.
L. C. Tiller and Curtis Jones met
with the w. o. w. boys at Duncan
Friday night.
Uncle" James Mercer, farmer east
of town, was a business caller and
shopper one day the past week.
James Jones, of near Aycock, was q
business caller and shopper here Tues
day.
Our good friend and neighbor. C. c.
Carter. was circulating among friends
here Monday.
Justice @. I. Barfield made q bust
ness trip to the county capital Friday
]. J. Barrow, a prosperous merchant
of Sexton, accompanied by his niece
Mrs. Cora Swindle. were shopping and
transacting other bl iiness here Mon
DAY.
J, p. Wilcox made a business trip te
Southport one day the past week.
Rev. w. d. Owens. of Sodon. was q
pleasant visitor and shopper here Tues
day.
T. J. Wilcox was mingling with
frisnds here the past week.
Frank Enzor was a business caller
here for few hours Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Ellison was reported as
being on the sick list two or three days
the past week, but recovered in time to
fill his appointment here and at White
Oak Sunday.
c. A. Grubbs was looking after his
business interests here two or three
days the past week.
Mrs. George Sowell, Of White Oak,
was shopping and visiting here We'd
nesday.
Sheriff Henry Farrior, of Chipley,
was in the city two or three days the
past week.
Uncle" Bin has some carpenters
busy enlarging his store building on
the corner Of Vernon and Washington
avenues,
T. L. Daniel, a business man OF
Compass Lake, was visiting here the
past week.
w. H. Owens, of Gateswood, Ala.
was visiting with his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Owens, Of
Sodom, the past week.
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BRENT.

Brent, Jan. 25.-A wedding of much
interest to friends Of the popular young
couple took place at $50, on Sunday
evening, when Miss Margaret Louise
Ray and Mr.. Frederick BENJAMIN Jones
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides cousin, Miss Margaret
Ray, at Ray Villa, Brent. The wedding
was very quiet, only the immediate
families and intimate friends being
present.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Mcbride of the
Methodist church of Brent.
The parlor where the ceremony took
place, was beautifully decorated in
Southern snilax, ferns and begonias.
Smilax and ferns formed a background
of green. before which the bridal party
stood. The attendants were Miss Kitty
Jones, sister OF the groom and Mr..
Fletcher Byers.
The beauty Of the bride was never
seen to better advantage. She wore a
white coat suit with large white pie
ture hat to match, and carried an arm
bouquet of creamy narcissi.
The maid-of-h honor was very attrac-
tive in white lingerie, trimmed with
lace and ribbon, and wore a white pic
ture hat trimmed with pink rosebuds
and also carried an arm bouquet OF
narcissi. The wedding music was played
by Miss Susie Davis, cousin of the
groom, who looked extremely pretty
being gowned in white with lace used
lavishly in its development.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Mr.. Calvin Ray, of Fort Deposit, Ala
ard during her rnsidarca hare has ba
come favorite among her wide circle
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BELLVIEW.

Beliview, Jan. 23.-The school here
is progressing nicely with So on the
roll.
The school gave a delightful box
party Thursday night, which was
enjoyed by all present.
Misses Sadie, Annice and Lille
Brewton, Mr.. Pete Nicholson and Mr..
jim Webb, of KlondyHe, were visiting
in BelIview Sunday afternoon.
There was preaching at the l.. D. 5.
church Sunday night last by Rev.
James Cooper.
Miss Della Cooper was visiting
Misses Pearl and Esther Staples Sun
day.
Mr.. Wash Cherry, of Dothan, Ala,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Leonard
Cherry, this week.
Mr.. Vernon Brewton and Mr.. Dan
ard called at the Staples home Sun
day.
Mrs. Victoria was visiting Mrs. j. f.
Handrop Wednesday evening.
Misses Sybil White, Lena Brewton
ard Josie Staples were visiting Miss
Lizzie Handrop Wednesday evening.
We are very sorry to know that Mrs.
u. w. Malone, who has been on the
sick list quite while. is not any
better.
There will be a box party at the L.
D. S. church Saturday night, Feb. 1.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Josie Staples was the guest of
Miss Lena Brewton Sunday.
Mrs. Louisa Nix and Mr.. Audry
Miller were visiting Mrs. ]. A. White
Sunday last.
Mrs. Carrie White and son, Will, of
Myrtle Grove, were visiting her son,
Mr.. J. A. White, Sunday.
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BLUFF SPRINGS.

Bluff Springs, Jan. 25.-Mrs. Caroline
Gilmore. of Garland, Ala, is the guest
OF relatives here.
Hargis Gonzalez. Of Pensacola. spent
Sunday afternoon here with friends.
F. J. Lee visited Pensacola Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Mary Boutwell,. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. VIII
HAYNES at Pace, Fla, returned to her
home here Sunday.
r. G. stanton was business visitor
to Pensacola Sunday.
Mrs. Walter McAfee. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. E. Bond
left Thursday for South FioridA.
Rev. Mr.. Hunter Of F1omaton, flied
his regular appointment here Saturday
and Sunday.
A. Litchneld, OF ouintette. spent
Sunday here with his daughter, Miss
Minnie Laura, who is attending schoo
here.
Miss saliie Conway visited friends Al
Pine Barren Sunday.
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FLORALA.

F7orala, Jan. 25.-11rs. L. Brigham.
of Pensacola, daughter Of Mrs. Parker,
is in the city visiting her mother and
sisters.
Mrs. Nolan and iittle SON, Melbourne,
have gone to Dallas. Texas, where Mr..
Nolan has secured a splendid position,
John Beatty, Of Lakewood. was a WIS.,
itor TO F1orala on Saturday last. He
was Just returning from a business
trip to DeFuniak Springs. John Manip-
ulates the gangsaw at the uill of the
Hritton Lumber Company and does II
we'll.
Claude Mesgs, Of DeFunialE Springs
spent last Sunday In Florala. caiiing
on former friends.
w. F. Meigs and wife Of DeFuniak,
visited relatives and friends IN this city
last week. They formerly were num-
hered among our citizens and they
have friends who would welcome them
again as such.
Curry Cawthcn has purchased q $780,
acre farm six miles east Of F1orala.
and will hereafter devote his time 70
developing sans.
Born on Monday morning last, to
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. D. Cawthon. daugh-
ter.
Murray Cawthon Of DNFuniak
Springs was in the city Monday.
The Inter State Printing Company
Is printing the minutes of the fifteenth
annual session of the Union Sunday
school convention, of Oak Grove. This
is a pamphlet that viii make twenty
five or thirty pages.
Miss Vida Doster. q very attractive
Ia De- - a.. 4
her brother, Prof James p. Doster
Mrs. John Mutt and little daughter.
Dorothy, are visiting relatives and
friends In Little Rock. Ark.
stephen Manning. Of Crestview, Fla.
was in the city the first Of the week
on visit to his brother, ]. I. Man
ming.
Ewell Clark, who recently resigned
his position as salesman at the FIorala
Cash Store, has accepted q like posi-
ton with the Lamar Brftton Mercan-
tile Company.
Last Sunday morning, at o'clock.
FIRE destroyed the handsome new resi-
dence on the east side of Fourth street
occupied by John Mutt and family. No
one was In the residence when the fire
broke out, but the alarm, which was
speedily turned soon attracted a large
crowd who used every effort to save
the household effects from the burning
building. Mr.. Mutt had left home and
gene TO the hotel for breakfast, his
family being out Of town. only q few
moments before he was notified that
his home was afre. He left a small
fire in the fireplace. About half Of his
household goods were destroyed.
The residence was the property of r.
A. French. It was insured for a trifie
over $500.
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FIVE MILE.

Five Mile Bayou, Jan. 25.-Satur-
day, January 18th, the Saturday Eve
ming club held their regular meeting
at the Elces.
The skies had been dark all day with
occasional showers and with threats OF
a downpour, but the clHbttes are not
afraid of rain SO all were present.
The principal topic Of conversation
was the parcel post, its advantages
and weaknesses. The map Of the
zones was studied and discussed and
it is quite certain that we will not
have to bother the p. NJ. to tell US
what the rate is to different zones.
It was unanimously agreed that the
people would see to 1t before long that
the price would be by weight only and
would be the same per pound regard
less of the distance the same as the
regular postal system.
When we compared the parcel post
of Germany with the piece Of parcel
post in the United States, ours looked
small indeed but everything has To
have a beginning.
A most delicious lunch was served
and adhering to the rule of economy
and no display the luncheon consisted
of tomato bisque with crackers and
toast.
The club always fingers long at
luncheon as then the conversation
takes a lighter strain and jokes and
funny stories are told and 1t was nc
exception at this meeting.
AS all the members are interested IN
fine needle work and all are intending
to embellish their summer garments
with embroidery, patterns were exam
ined and discussed, the different
stitches used in certain Irish embro1d-
cries were talked over and the club
then adjourned to meet at Mrs. Hop
pers', February LIST
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COTTAGE HILL.

Cottage HIN, Jan. 26.-Mrs- Ingling
has been confined to her home for
some time with the grip.
Mrs. Patton. who was i'll for some
days, is out again, to the delight of
her friends.
We are to have a saw mill here.
Findley & McKinnon are the proprie-
tors. They have enough timber in
sight to last two years.
Dr. Vincent has been away on a
business trip for some days and during
his absence Mrs. Vincent mas had a
number OF her lady friends staying
with her.
Jos. Mcvoy & Co, Of Cantonment,
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FIRST package and Mr.. Bush HARRISON
received the first package by the par
oefs post. 1t this once.
Capt. II Z. Rutan came In Thursday
On his boat. the schooner Idell, with the
building tile for the new supervisors
house. at Point Ptnohot.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". Spencer returned
to Pensacola Friday on the launch
Sylvia They have been here for two
weeks. Mr.. Spencer has been super
intending the erection Of the new
rangers station and laying tho fouuaa-
ton for the new house.
MT. and Mrs. w. N. Eartgrove and
children spent Sunday with Mrs. r. D..
Battenfeld and son at their home on
Ch0ctcwha&chee bay.
Mr.. =. a. Mooney 10 Httll On the
sick list.
We are having most delightful win
ter weather at present The thermom-
eter REGISTERING as high as Ts degrees.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove, Jan. 25.-Mr. Henry
Blum Of Pleasant Grove. has just re-
turned from near Crestview, where he
has been visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Jimmie Cowen of Klondike and
his friends was visiting in Pleasant
Grove last Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Davenport, Of Big Bayou,
was 3 welcome guest. at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Parsons Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Roberts and children
started to Pensacola Sunday evening,
and just before they reached the Mid
and ran away, and Mrs. Roberts was
thrown from the wagon with her little
baby and received a good many
scratches, and other members OF the
family we're bruised also.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benton Of Mfr
lin. Ala, have mooved to Pleasant
Grove recently. Mr.. Benton has Sc
cured work at TT. Pickens.
Mr.. J. w. Roberts is suffering from
Ia grippe at his home. He is detained
from his work at Fl. Barrancas.
The many friends OF Mrs. Finley
Richards are glad to hear she Is get
ting better. She has been quite Ill.
Nj. and Mrs. Ira Roberts are resid-
ing at 237 East Intendencia street
Pensacola. Fla. at present. Mrs
Roberts Is not very well and the fam
fly physician advised them to move to
Pensacola for a short time.
Mr.. Victor Goidback was in Pensa-
cola shopping today.
The Pleasant Grove Baptist church
will have preaching on the first and
third Sundays In each month in the fu-
tend.
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McKINNONVILLE.

McKinnonville, Jan. 2s.-A. d. Me-
Kinnon and A. L. McCaIlum and wife
spent Monday in Pensacola.
Miss Nell Mullins, of Muscogee, wa
here Tuesday securing a music class
She will begin teaching next week.
Miss Edith Henderson, who has beer
spending the summer with relatives
at Beatrice Ala. has returned home.
w. w. Richards, tax collector OF Pen
saeola, was a visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Forward went to Mus
cogee Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Freeman entertained Z
few friends very pleasantly Tuesday
evening.
Robert McKinnon went to Barrineau
park Wednesday.
through here Tuesday enroute fol
Enon. They had been visiting relatives
in Pensacola.
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cHIPLEY.

Chfpley, Jan. ss.-The friends Of
Misses Belle and Dolly Johnson are
sorry TO hear that they are quite i'll
with typhoid fever.
Hon. Geo. W. Ward stopped off here
between trains Tuesday enroute from
DeFHniak to wausau.
Miss Annie Judson and Miss Ethel
White returned from Panama City
Sunday afternoon.
Attorney A. " Weeks, OF Bombay,
spent a day and night in Chipley the
past week.
Mrs. w. F. Glover returned Tues
day from Dothan, Ala. where she has
been spending some time the guest
or relatives and friends.
Mrs. Daughtry, Mrs. Finnie, Mrs.
Wright and Mrs. Mcdonald OF Bombay,
came over Monday to assist the ladies
OF the NJ e church In organizing a
missionary society.
Two Of Chipley's young couples at
tended cane grinding out at Mr.. jim
Pitchers last Friday evening.
The young men friends OF Mr.. Whit
Wells were delightfully."- entertained al
4 Dutch supper in the club room Fri
day evening.
The many friends Of Miss Efie Gavir
win be grieved to hear of her illness
which they hope will not prove serious
Hon. L. H Howell, OF Panama City
was Chipley visitor and mingled witt
friends a short while during the pas
week.
Rev. Lynn r. Walker. president o.
Palmer college. DeFuniaa, was prom.
iuent Chipley viaitor Saturday, spend.
ing the time between trains pleasantly
with friends.
The many friends II Miss Bessi,
Powell. who visited Miss Farrior- som.
time ago, win be surprised to hear o
her marriage to Mr. II. A. Stubs O
Waycress. Georgia. January 18th.
1rA F. c. Wilson is at home agar
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VIII IN the near future crest q number
OF houses at that place.
Mr.. Muller, Of Colorado. vas Q. buSs-
ness visitor here recently.
Robert Sullivan left on Friday Scs
Cleveland, where he has accepted q
position
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Of OHIO. ara sperd-
Ing the winter with friends here.
Mrs. Mcdonald. who was Ia Rensa-
cola recently taking treatment fo1
rheumatism, 10 slightly improved.
Mr. Finch has been vary III for some
days and shows but little improve
msnt.
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CARRIERS.

Carriers. Jan. 25.-After spending a
week at the central station assisting in
getting things in shape for the new
house, Supervisor ]. F. Eldridge re-
turned to the city Wednesday on the
Swan. He expects to have things in
shape to move out about April /.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Hand went 70
Pensacola Monday last on the launch
Lula e. Mr.. Hand returned Wednes-
day, but Mrs. Hand and little daughter.
Edith, went on to Cantonment to visit
Mrs. Hands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Gray.