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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-11
NORWICH TOWN
Summer Delights at Quonochontauo-- Sunday Services at First Church. Party to the DraWkridge.

Last week was an eSen,fui one for the beaches at Quonochontaug, R, 1. Sunday night the firing from the war ships was at first taken for thunder, warning the out of deor sleepers to seek refuge in their cottages. During 12 large ships of war and torpedo boats as they passed northwest. sometimes nearinz tlee shore and then Neering miles away.
 Tuesday night the points of interest were four wArships towards Point Judith, foul near East Beach and four towards Watch Hill. Never in all the history of the beach were the search lights so surpassingly beautiful. Two comets of light trailing to the zenith and meeting in one point on the heri- zen dimmed the new neon until it was only d faint glimmer of light in the western sky, During the firing the splash in the water near the target was seen just before the roar of the cannon was heard.
 Wednesday, night the b3ttleships an chored off Block Island. distinctly seen from this shore, were again searching the coast with their powerful lights. During the day Wednesday the ocean was the highway of much travel The beautiful yachts of the New York club were seen passing in and out among the warships on their way to Newport, yer ~ SpSSA-i4E O44 lA4C1A SOd1 9O oI OlAO time.
 Thursday morning in the direction of Point Judith. illumined by the early morning sun. four great ships rode at anchor on a sea of shining light.
 Supplies at First Church.
 Rev. J. o. Barrows of West Town street preached Sunday morning at the First Congregational church from the text Fear not ye He is not here, He is risen. The great question of the ages, he declared. If a man die shall he live again? was here answered. Jesus said, l have laid down my life that I might take it again. Though we cannot see Him we may still know the power of His resurrection. How grear thing it is to live. how blessed it may be. to die.
 During the service the tenor solo Fear Ye Not. o Israel, was most ac- ceptably rendered by William B. Mac Lane of New Haven, He was again heard at the offertory in the selection In Victus by Huhn.
 Rev. F. s. Bamford of Plainfeld will occupy the pulpit Sunday, Aug. II, and also give an address Sunday after noon at the Sheltering Arms. Rev. G. II. StFeuse. nastor of the First Baptist church will preach Sunday, Aug. 24. The pastor, Rev G. H. Ewing. will conduct the services the last Sunday of the month.
 Grabbing Party.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Stott and H. J. Larkham and family of Plain Hill with their guests. MT. and Mrs. Charles kilbourne and children, of Worcester, 1HaSc u-o1a a dra JDhriS1n era bbirl 9
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Henry Troeger of Madison, Conn, spent the week end at his home here
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Contractor Delcarlos has completed the raising of the four houses on Sec- end street
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A numbe: from the First Methodist church will attend the Epworth league institute at the Willimantic camp ground,
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Many local boys took advantage of the cooling waters of the Shetucket Sunday for 2 swim.
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Rev. G. H. Ewing of Elm avenue is in Boston and vicinity for two weeks stay.
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Mrs. Reuben F. Rose of West Town street has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. H. Bushnell, who Is at the Will limantic camp ground.
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Misses Gertrude and Esther Alien. who are guests of Miss Susan c. Hyde
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Sydney Fleetwood has returned to his home in New Bedford after visiting
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Robert Brown has returned to Springfield after spending two weeks here
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TaftvilIe friends Mr. Fleetwood made the trip by motorcycle.
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Months Mind in St. Mary's Church
 for Mrs. Martin Cassidy.

At s o'clock Saturday morning months mind was celebrated in St. Mary's church by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Fitzmaurice for the repose of the soul of Mrs Martin Cassidy Among the large attendance was Mrs. M. J. Cassidy of Providence.
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Brief News Notes

Ernest Pollard was visitor a Watch Hill Sunday.
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CREENEvILLE NEWS

Six hours after high water it is low tide, which is followed by flood tide.
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E. J. Sullivan of North Main street is spending a few days in New Lon don.
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Brief Notes.

Brief Notes. Edward Maloney of Storrs spent the week end at his home here.
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M'FARLAND PLEADS GUILTY
 TO THEFT OF COW.

Bound Over to Superior Court by Jus tice Smiddy-Lodsed in Norwich Jail,
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Grabbing Party

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Stott and H. I Larkham and family of Plain Hill with their guests, Mir. and Mrs. Charles kilbourne and children, of Worcester, Mass, were at the drawbridge grabbing the last of the week.
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Sun. Moon Ana Tides.
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
WEST FLORIDA SOCIAL NEWS

ton Army, who Is on his way to nrs
appointment In Philadelphia, conduct
ed the mid-week service in the Bap-
list church Thursday night. He was
born and spent his childhood Ia this
neaghborhood It Is hoped that Capt
WALES viii also remain over Sunday.
II he decides TO stay. he wiz preach
in the Baptist church Sunday morning
and night
Prof Vernon, dean Of the college of
agriculture OF the University Of Flor
Ida, spoke at Rondike Saturday morn
Ing.
Mr. Homer Diamond and Miss Ava
Mcneil were visiting In Pensacola Sun
cay.
Mr.. Solomon IL spending . few days
with his family IN Camden. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer have moved
here from Pensacola.
Rev A. J. Ransiey has been confined
to his room all week. He is suffer
ing with an attack OF neuralgia.
Miss Grace Renfroe has been III for
several days. Her sister, Miss Julia,
took her place as teacher in the Pine
Forest school.
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
PONCE DE LEON.

Ponce De Leon, Feb. 22.-This place
was this week treated to most agree
able surprise and quite a little ex-
cftennent. when the Jackson & Gray
Deep Well Co, of CottondaIe, Fla,
while boring a deep well for Mr.. A. X.
Hemingway, IN the northern part of
town, struck a strong and magnificent
flow of most excellent water at a
depth Of two hundred anG thirteen
feet. The thing is about six inches,
and the rapid flow extends about six
feet above the surface. This adds an
other valuable attraction to our pros
porous and growing town.
1t Is said another well win be sunk
in the near future.
Mr.. J. A. Hardy, has moved into the
Miclkler house on Front street.
Mr.. D. H. Standley of Westville, has
moved. with his family, into the north
ern part Of town.
Mr.. H T.. Green. of the firm Of Green
Bros left for St Louis for another car
load Of horses and mules for their sales
stables at this place. This firm has q
splendid business, and have disposed
of several car loads Of splendid stock
this season.
D. Huges and ]. A. Simmons have
entered into a merchantils co-porat-
nership and viii handle fertilizers ex-
tensively.
DR.. j. W. Bertrem has moved into
the West cottage on Valley street.
Mr.. T. d. Adair has bought out the
mercantile business on Railroad street
and the entire business is now under
his management
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
KLONDIKE.

Klondike. Feb. 22.-Many OF our
farmers are predicting an early spring
this year. The land is being put in
condition for planting az rapidly aA
possible. Several farmers are using
riding plows this year, and many other
improvements are being made. It Is
not thought that the recent freeze IN
jured the fruit trees. Mr. Ransley, our
leading orchardist says that only a
few Seeding trees were in bloom at
the time of the frost The spraying
operations will start about Feb. 25th.
We had two wedding services at
Klondike this week. Sunday Miss Mar
garet Diamond. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Diamond. and Mr.. Edward
Hancock. OF Pensacola, were united
in marriage at the home OF Rev. e. r.
Pendleton. Thursday afternoon, In the
Slondike Baptist church, Miss Lille
Helton. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Helton, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Hubbard, OF Pensacola. Both
young ladies were prominent in social
and religious circles. and they leave a
host of friends who wish them the very
best of future.
Owing to severe Illness, Rev. Jas. L.
Ryan. OF Greenup. Ill, did not preach
in the Baptist church Sunday, as had
been announced. The pastor, Rev.
Arthur ]. Ransley, occupied the pulpit
at al. services.
Captain John Wales, Of the Saliva
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
DeFUNIAK.

DeFuniak, Feb. 22.-Mfsses sowel!,
Ruth Wylie and Marguerite McCas-
kill assisted the W. C. T. U. entertain
ment committee in serving refresh
ments.
Mrs. Bevin and children, who have
for the past two months been visiting
Mrs. Beville's parents in Mississippi.
returned to their home in DeFuniak
Saturday night
Mr.. A L. Beach left Thursday morn
ing for Red Bay and other places in
that section, to be gone several days
looking after his timber interests.
Mrs. Copeland, from Alabama, who
for the past two weeks has been with
her daughter, Mrs. George Cawthon,
on Live Oak avenue, leaves for her
home Sunday night
Mr.. w. NJ. Rogers eft Thursday
night for Jacksonville to attend the
Sunday school convention now being
held in that city. Mr.. Rogers expects
to return Monday.
Tuesday afternoon at the Chautau-
qua hotel the civic branch Of the w.
G. 7. U. gave the first reception of
the season to tourists. These recep-
tons will be monthly during the re-
ma1nder OF the season. The following
program was carried out In a most
pleasing manner:
A short talk on Frances Willard
Memorial Day. how and why it is an
annually observed by the w. c. T. U,
by Mrs. n. Manning.
A temperance song by the tiny tots
OF the kindergarten school This
number was enthusiastically rendered,
and thorough enjoyed by the audience
and performers. Mrs. F1ournoy de-
serves much credit for her fine train
ing given these little folks
Recitation by Miss Chloe Edith
Wylie, little mite from West Virginia
who is never seen without her little
knot Of white ribbon and has quite a
talent for elocutton.
Whistling solo by Miss Mcclellan,
one OF our most charming winter Wis
itors from Ohio. Miss Mcclellan so
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delighted her hearers with the first
whistling number that she obligingly
gave a second selection by urgent re-
quest.
Mrs. R. E. L McCaskil read most
interesting paper OF the life and life
work OF Frances Willard.
Mrs. Lewis Miller sang a solo, while
Mrs. Harley Cawthon played the ac-
compartment. The ladies Of the W. c.
T. U. thank these ladies for contribut-
ing so much to the pleasure Of the
afternoon.
Little Miss Oracle FTournoy, the
oungest daughter OF Col. w. w.
F1ournoy, delighted the company with
a wisely chosen and beautifully re-
cited selection.
Then Mrs. Manning read letter OF
good cheer from Mrs. n. Colver, who,
to the disappointment Of all who know
this lovely lady, was detained at home
by i'll health.
The remainder Of the afternoon
was spent in social converse, when
strangers and townspeople became 40
quainted most happily.
The first underground cable was laid
last Tuesday on Crescent street be-
tween Live Oak and Vincent avenues,
by the telephone company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albeit, from Indian
apolis, arrived Monday.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove. Feb. 2s.-Mr. Willie
Jones happened to an accident Sunday,
falling into a fence and bruising his
face pretty badly.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Roberts were
guests Of their brother, Russ Roberts,
last Sunday.
Miss Claude Moore of Union Hill,
was a guest of Miss Ora Benton, of
Pleasant Grove, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Richards, Of Pensacola,
was a visitor here Sunday.
Mrs. James Benton has gone to
Mifiin, Ala, on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. Foley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, OF Fort Bar
rancas, spent a pleasant day with their
mother, Mrs. E. Bell, Sunday.
Mrs. Finley Richards, who has been
sick for some time, is able to be out.
Mr.. Lee Roberts and Mr.. Burns have
lteen working on their sawmill for
some time. They expect to be able to
run this week.
Little Ollie Blum has been sick for
the past few days, but is improving.
Mr.. J. E. Bell has been i'll for the
past few days.
Mrs. Mary Frazier has Just finished
Q quilt which contains 1858 pieces. 1t
Is called the True Lovers Chain" It
is certainly beautiful piece OF work.
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
HARRIS.

Harris, Feb. 22.-Supt. ]. r. Dia-
mond was the guest Of Capt. Asa Ward
one night last week, visiting our
school here. Mr.. Diamond is a very
interesting man and we all enjoy and
look forward to his visits here, and
hope to welcome him, his wife and
baby here during the summer months.
Mr.. Harry Jones, Of Jacksonville
and Pensacola, Fla, has been the
pleasant guest at the Spottswood Inn
for the past week, recuperating and
reports feeling fine and appetite real
good and sleeps without rocking. AS
Miss Bonnie Burnham says Harris is
the place for quiet and rest"
A delightful time was given on last
Monday night week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clarke. in honor
Of Messrs. Edward Rogers and Claude
Hail. Dancing was indulged in until
near midnight when delicious cocoa,
tea, coffee and three different kinds Of
cake were served by our charming
hostess, Mrs. Clarke and she was as
sisted by Mrs. Ella Juffers. All had
nice time and hope to be surprised
soon again. 1t was planned upon the
day given as both young men in whose
honor given were leaving next day for
an indefinite period of time. Mr.. Hall
to Pensacola and Mr.. Rogers to Mill
vile.
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23

Mrs. A. e. Mcguire returned from
Pensacola yesterday on the launch
Ruth.
Mr.. Eli Jeffers, of Flint, Mich,
brother Of j. w. Jeffers, arrived here
last Monday for a few days visit, but
rumor says he now expects to spend
two weeks here and that the climate
here is simply dandy, as 1t is freezing
in Michigan. He expects when Ieav-
ing here to go on further down south
before returning home.
Quite few from here expect to at
tend the musical entertainment given
at Mary Esther tonight.
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Beatrice to take on a cargo Of lumber
this week.
Mr.. w. F. Graves. or DeFuniak
Springs. passed through here yester-
day with his family for Grayton Beach,
where they win spend few days.
Mr. Mooray, Of Santa Rosa, was up
here last Sunday evening.
The friends OF little Mary Wesley,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Wesley,
are glad to see her out after few
days Illness.
Little Miss Maggie Russ Is up after
few days Illness.
Prof. Edenfield has been on the sick
list for few days.
The family of Mr. F. p. McLane is
happy over the arrival OF a new baby
boy, who arrived last Monday.
DIR. Raborn, Of Freeport, was In town
yesterday.
Mr.. W. L. Miller and wife, Of Gray
ton Beach, were on our streets Mon
day.
The Mayfower returned from Pen
sacoaa yesterday, where she had been
for repairs.
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
EVANSVILLE.

BryarsviiIe, Feb. 22-aGrs R N Mo-
Coy and children and Miss Inez Low
cry were guests at the home Of their
father and grandfather, Mr.. B. H.
Bryars, Sunday.
Miss Minnie Barclay, who Is attend
ing the Atmore high school. came home
b spend Saturday and Sunday with
her parents.
Saturday on business.
Mr.. s. P. Patrick, who has been ON
the sick list, Is improving.
Mr.. Eli Howell, Of Bay Minette, was
here on business the latter part OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Lowery, of Canoe,
ery's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H.
Bryars.
Mr.. W. A. Patrick was IN Atmore on
business Saturday.
Mr.. F. A. Bryars was a very pleas
ant caller at the home Of his father
and mother Sunday night.
Miss Rose Patrick was a pleasant
caller at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Wainwright. Saturday.
Miss Rhita Stewart, who is on the
sick list. is improving.
Mrs. B. II. Bryars was q guest at the
home Of her sons, Mr.. L L. Bryars and
]. n. Bryars, this week.
Master Gilbert Bryars happened to
q very bad accident Saturday. While
cutting stalks he fell of and the cutter
ran over him.
Mr.. F. A. Bryars is riding the tur-
pentine woods for Mr. ]. D. Owens.
Mrs. B. n. Bryars was a pleasant
caller at the home Of Mr.. r. =. Hen
derson last Sunday.
Albert and Frank Patrick are busy
improving their place.
Mrs. r. o. Bryars was a pleasant
caller at the home OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. s. P. Patrick, Sunday even
ing.
B. N. Bryars was a pleasant caller
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. II. Bryars, Sunday night
Our Sunday school is improving very
much now.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mccoy are the
proud parents of fine girl.
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
MULAT.

Muiat, Feb 22-Mrs. Smith went to
Pensacola shopping last Wednesday
returning to Mulat ON the night train.
Miss Maggie Keyser visited Pensa-
cola last Thursday.
Mr.. Joe Keyser, who was taken vio-
lently i'll last Tuesday, is slowly recov-
ering. He runs a hack line from Mulat
to Pace, and his forced absence from
his duties seems to trouble him.
The L. & n. construction crew, un-
der the management Of A. L. Davis,
finished their work of enlarginR the
and left on thei rcars for CaryviIle
whore Job awaits them. It is Gus
tcmary 20 compliment the crew with a
dinner or a supper upon the compile
ton OF their work at place, and il
was contemplated by the citizens here
to follow this precedent, but the sud
den departure Of the outfit prevented
it's elimination. 1t is burt Just to Mr.
Smith and his crew to state that they
made q most favorable impression upon
the people Of Mulat during their stay
here by their uniform courtesy and
orderly conduct. Ali the men know
their duty and they perform 1t swiftly
and diligently without exhortation.
George Brown. of the construction
crew, last Monday. while fashioning
some timbers, had tae~misfortune to
strike his foot with a corner of his
adze. making a deep puncture, from
which the blood gushed profusely. II
was some time before the blood could
be staunched, which was finally done
by Mr.. Sim Otis. who is an adept in
this form Of surgery. The wound
while not serious, was deemed suffi-
ciently grave to send the man to his
home at Bluff Springs.
Ma.Uwell's painting crew, Of the L &
N. are here painting the new depot
They are doing handsome work and
al the rate they are going will soon
finish the job.
Mr.. John Howell, the station agent
says the new depot il so stylish that
he will have to buy himself new suit
of clothes 10 match his new environ
ments. The day the depot was finished
and turned over 10 him he had much
work to do. and stayed in the office
until the night e:4S train passed. Al
the home of Mr.. Jim Emmett, where
Mr.. Howell and wife have rooms, nc
uneasiness was felt when John did not
come home at IL o'clock, as 1t was
thought he was working over his ex-
press business. Twelve o'clock came
but John did not. The clock struck
one, but John didn't strike the front
steps. The clock on the mantel struck
two, but stiH John did not answer to
roll call. Mrs. Howell becoming
alarmed at Johns unaccountable alb
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
BELLVIEW.

BeIlvew, Feb. 22.-Nfiss Josie Staples
was visiting Miss sybil White this
week.
Mrs. Louisa Nix is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. Nettie White.
There was Valentine and "tacky'
party given at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Cherry. Friday night. A
cake was given to the "tackiest" boy
and girl. The prize was awarded to
Mrs. Louisa Nix and Mr.. Vernon
Brewton.
Miss Jessie Helton was the guest OF
Miss Pearl Staples Sunday.
Mr.. Reuben Hart was q Bellview
visitor Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Staples were the
guests Of his mother Sunday.
Miss Jessie Helton entertained quite
a number Of her friends Sunday after
noon by rendering some very sweet
music.
Quite q number attended church
Sunday night at the L. D. s. church.
Mr.. Malvin Austin was a pleasant
caller at the home Of Mr.. w. H Hell
ton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Handrop, OF
Klondike, were visiting his sister, Mrs
Nettie White, Sunday.
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
SOUTHERN COLLEGE
NEWS NOTES
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Sutherland. Feb. 72.-Mrs. NJ. E.
Parrish. Of Davenport, is visiting Mrs.
L. B. Conrad at the college.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan is visiting the
Cecils at the college. Miss Jordan is
from Pulaski, Va, and is a graduate
OF the Curry School of Expression in
Boston.
Mr.. J. L. Thrower. of Atlanta, is
Thrower.
visiting his brother, Rev. B. K.
NMr. Norman Miller was a business
visitor at the college this week.
The Pmlomathean Literary Society
celebrated their seventh anniversary
Saturday evening. The main feature
of the program was a debate on, Re
solved, That Socialism more Nearly
Approaches the Ideal Form of Govern
ment than does Democracy" The af-
irmattve was represented by Messrs.
Funk and Rice and the negative by
Messrs. Timberlake and Daniels The
affirmative were the winners. Others
taking part in the program were Misses
Moreman. Alma Cecil, Elizabeth Jor-
dan. and Messrs. Bracco and Stanton.
DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Hunnicutt and
daughter Miss Sarah, OF Athens, Ca,
are visiting Rev. r. F. Hodnett and
family.
Mrs. L A. Dees is visiting In her
old home In Mayo.
Rev. B. K Thrower Is spending a
few days at home with his family at
the college.
Miss winifred Newman spent Mon
DAY visiting friends at the college.
Prof. Buschong spent Sunday visit
ing friends in Largo.
Sunday morning Rev. R. F. Hodnett
occupied the college pulpit, preaching
very instructive sermon.
Sunday evening the Epworth League
service was conducted by Mr.. Luther
Summer.
Tuesday evening Miss Elizabeth Jor-
dan gave series OF entertaining read
ings under the auspices Of the Fro
lethian Literary Society.
The public dock at the foot Of Flor
ida avenue is being steadily built and
the young people win again soon be
permitted the pleasures OF q stroll by
land to Pig Island.
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
cHIPLEY.

Chipley. Feb. a2-Rev. Nh. Black, Of
day.
Robert Yates, OF Vernon, was one Of
the visitors here Monday.
J. B. Farpior. Of Clayton, Ala, Is
here this week visiting with relatives.
Calvin Coxwell. Of Brewton, Ala,
spent Monday here, the guest Of reia-
lives.
DR.. Dawkins was up from Vernon
for short time Friday afternoon
Charles r. Russ. OF Noles. was a
business visitor in he city one day
last week.
h. L. RieksE, Of North Alabama, was
a visitor IN The city . day or two this
week.
Mrs. John ". williams ts visiting
with friends at Panama City this week.
DR.. o. b. Tiller and family. OF Cot
tondale, were the guests OF relatives
here Monday night
Attorney W. W. Bruce spent . day
or two at Pensacola last week look
ing after matters OF legal import.
A. D. Campbell spent Sunday at
Bonfesy to witness the organization of
a Presbyterian church at that place.
Mrs. J. ". Williams and little daugh-
ters, Altha and Gertrude, visited in
Pensacola = day or two first Of the
week.
Miss Eva Pratt came over from Ma
rianna and spent Saturday here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Pratt.
Tom Farrell, formerly OF Oak Hill
but now a resident Of Chipley, has ac-
cepted q position with T. L. Wells &
Bro.
G. u. Myers and wife were mp from
the still near Wausau, and spent Sat
urday and Sunday here the guests Of
relatives.
Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Daisy Pledger
Of Marianna, were the guests Of Mrs
7. L. Wells here q day or two last
week.
Mrs.. Strickland, Of southwest Geor-
gia. arrived here last week and is the
guest OF A. R Wells and family, and
other relatives
c. r. Harris. OF washington. who
has been spending several weeks with
his cousin. c. H. Harris, left Wednes-
day for trip to Jacksonville.
Mrs. 7. L. Wells entertained the
social meeting OF the W. c. T. u,
Tuesday afternoon. At the close OF
the meeting refreshments were served
Harry NJ Allen and wife, OF Billings
Mont, arrived q few days ago and are
the guests OF Postmaster and Mrs.
p. Schell. Mrs Allen Is q sister oa
Mrs. ScheH. After q short visit here
they will go further south and pos
sibly to Cuba