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1880 P. M. Sermon by the pastor
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every second and fourth Sunday or
each month, at 10 am.
All are welcome.
Rev. j. A. BAsrIEN, Pastor.
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CHIPLEY.

Chip:ey. Nov. s.-Attorney L. D.
McRae attended court at Pensacola
this week.
Judge D. j. Jones is holding court in
the eighth circuit this week.
j. T.. Long of Jacksonville was one
of the visitors in the city Friday.
Rev. Ed Nelson was the guest Of
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Bryan Monday.
w. C. Jockey left Tuesday morning
for a business trip to the bay.
e. A. Simonton was in town Sat
urday shaking hands with his friends
State Attorney R. H. Buford OF
Mariana was here Monday morning
Sheriff Farrior is a busy man this
week, court is in session.
Mrs. Turner of Liberty county,
came in this week for a visit with
friends.
Attorneys L A Hutchinson and L. D.
McRae attended court at Bombay on
Friday.
]. w. Blalock OF Black Ala, was
prospecting visitor here a few days
last week.
Miss Pearl McCranie is here this
week visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ G.
Williams.
at New Orleans last week buying
holiday goods.
J. NJ Owsley spent Saturday at
Southport looking after matters for
the B. C.
Attorney Ellis Davis of Mariana,
was here Monday morning enroute, to
court at Vernon.
Mrs C. E. Pleas returned last week
from a lengthy visit with relatives
and friends in Indiana.
County Solicitor A. D. Carmichael
looked after matters connected with
his Office at Vernon Monday.
Mrs. Briles and children left Satur-
day for Southport where they will
Mr.. Briles being employed there.
Attorney J. r. Wells of Panama
City, spent Saturday night in the
city, going out to court at Vernon
Monday.
Rev. E. P. Smith, on account of an
attack Of rheumatics, was unable to
hold services at the Baptist church
Sunday.
Tax Collector D. D. Davis was at
Vernon a few days this week; ne de-
livered the 1913 tax books to the COM
missioners.
Mrs. Crayton Tiller, who has been
visiting with relatives at Barlow for
several weeks, returned home a few
days ago.
George Underwood of Point Wash
ington, was in town Monday morning
enroute home from a visit to his bro
Their near .Graceville.
J. C. Blackburn and family and c..
P. Martin and family autoed over to
Marianne Tuesday TO be at the open
ing of the West Florida Fair
Judge Wills of the eighth circuit is
presiding at the court at Vernon this
week, Judge Jones being disqualified
in number of the cases before the
court.
D. c. Buie returned last week from
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SOPCHOPPY.

Sopchoppy. Nov. s.-Curtis Roberts
has returned from Benhaden, where
he has been looking after his mill
business.
Aunt Celia Lansston, who has
been confined to her bed for several
days with a sever case Of grippe,
grew rapidly worse last Tuesday and
her children were all summoned to
her bedside, but it is thought she is
much better at this time.
c.. K Allen made his usual official
trip to Crawfordville Monday.
Rev. Mr. Howard is conducting a
series of meetings at the Baptist
church which are being well attended
and much enjoyed by all.
c. NJ. Alcorn was a business visitor
TO Tallahassee Tuesday.
Miss Annette Allen OF Crawford
vile, is visiting in the city, the guest
of her brothers family.
Misses Cora Boylzin and Eunice
Houston Of West Sopchoppy, are at
tending school In town now.
Frank Camp was looking after the
interest of his company here We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Maxwell, the A & r. agent at
this place, is on the sick list and Mr..
Tom Roberts is attending to the bust
ness this week.
Sheriff Angus Morrison Of Craw-
fordville. was a business visitor here
Wednesday.
Mr.. Joe Trice of Burnt Bridge, is
attending school here.
Earl Langston of WauchlIIa- is in
the city, having been called here by
the serious illness of his mother.
Miss Altoona Grant spent Sunday
with home folks. returning to her
school Monday.
The last quarterly conference Of the
NJ. E. church will meet here next Sat-
urday and Sunday. There will he
dinner on the grounds both days.
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CAMP WALTON.

Camp. Walton, Nov. S.-Mr. l. D.
Crosse, Marshall Rice and John Lind
sey left for the Deep Water City last
Tuesday in Mr.. Lindsey's launch. Mr..
Rice went to meet his sister and
family. who are going to spend the
winter with us in natures beauty
spot, Camp Walton.
Mrs. George GeisIer is spending a
few days in the Deep Water City,
where she has gone to consult a throat
specialist.
Miss Helen Cara, who did an An
nette Kellerman act recently in landing
q red fish. has developed into a first
class hshergirl. She landed several
large ones during the past week with
out going into the water after them.
Miss Margaret JerauId has return
ed home after spending a week in the
Deep Water City attending the fair.
and reports having a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Soule have re-
turned home after a several days trip
to the Deep Water City.
Mr. Muggins had dinner at the In
dianola Inn last Sunday and after
Camp Walton.
Fred Miller, The Journal CORE
spondent at Camp Walton, has left
for Erie, Pa, where he has accepted
a position with the Continental Rub
Der Co. He is taking with him sam
pies of fruit that are grown here and
will always be d booster for Florida,
from the Deep Water City to Camp
Walton.
That our new game and fish war
den, John Lindsey, intends to enforce
the law against using nets in the mar
rows was proven recently when he
arrested four fishermen from Pensa-
cola who were using nets there.
This law is a new one and many are
unaware of its existence.
Mr.. Allie Riera has arrived and If
Pat Harrahan has left any fish in the
sound he will be sure to get them.
Deacon" Jim Dozier, who has been
indisposed for several days, is wear
ing his Sunny Jim" smile again.
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BAGDAD.

Bag6ad, Nov. S-Mrs. Jehn Boswell
was Pensacola visitor TueSdoy.
Mr.. T. H. Lemp has returned from
Panama City.
Mr.. E. A. Walker spent the day in
Bagdad Tuesday.
Mr.. E. L. Quinn left Tuesday for an
extended visit to Savannah and Jack
sonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Miller spent
Thursday in Pensacola
Mr.. p K Nielsen was a business
visitor to Pensacola Thursday.
Mrs w. A. Sindorf returned from
Meridian Wednesday where she had
a pleasant visit with her mother.
The many friends of Mrs. Savelle
regret to see her leave for San An
tonic, where she will make her future
home
Miss SalHe Adams of College Park,
Ca, Mrs. Gypsie Reynolds Of Marietta
Ga, and Mrs. Cunningham of Ever
green, Ala, are visiting friends here.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove, Nov s-Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Davenport of Big Bayou
and Mr.. VIII Davenport also of Big
Bayou, were in Pleasant Grove last
Sunday visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rich were made
very happy by the arrival of a fine
baby boy at their home a few days
ago.
Mr.. Edward Roberts has just finished
making up his syrup for the winter.
His sugar cane crop was very good
this year.
Malcolm Fell Pedro Nevarro and p.
McGin, of Warrington, were callers at
the home of Mr.. James Jones We'd
nesday night at a sugar cane grind
ing.
Mr. Ira T. Roberts has been III at
his home for the past few days.
We are expecting to have Rev. r.
r. Beal Of Pensacola preach for us
next Sunday.
Mrs. Russ Roberts, who has been in
Pensacola for the past few days be-
cause of her sick baby, has returned
home again. The baby is getting
along very well.
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Items of Interest Gathered
From Many Places

Der Company, is receiving cordial
welcome from his old friends here
and it Is sincerely hoped that ere Ions
he will be Joined by his charming
wife and little daughter, Clare, who
ara at present STILL in Columbus. O.,
with Mrs. Runyan's mother.
Mrs. Raymond Richards has return
ed from Pensacola, where she attend
en- the interstate fair.
. The Misses Holland were deiigbtful
hosoesses for the Epw orth League last
week. The meeting was largely at
tended and the program most inter
esting.
Mr.. r. @. Reager, agent for the
steamer TaTpon at Pensacola was a
recent visitor in Southport.
Mr.. W. s. Keyser of Pensacola
made a brief visit here on Wednesday
last
Miss Myrtle Holland has accepted
the position of assistant at the public
school, filling the vacancy caused by
the resignation of the former assist
ant, Mr.. John Russ.
Mr.. J. B. Shaw spent Thursday in
Panama City.
Mr.. Mitchell Touart of Pensacola
spent Wednesday in Southport
DR.. and Mrs. I. G. Thames are
advent of a little daughter, born ON
Saturday, October %.
Messrs. Stewart and Hemeter are
building a spacious new warehouse
which will replace the one that re-
Gently collapsed.
The many friends of Mr.. Clayton
Boyett were glad to Sc him on Thurs
day. Mr.. Boyett came up from Pan
anna City on his way to Pensacola,
where he and his family are perTna-
nentiy located.
Mr.. Norman Z. Mcleod made q bus
mess trip to Lynn Haven on Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. ]. j. Cox of DeFuniak is be-
ing cordially greeted by his host of
friends in Southport, where he is al
ways a welcome visitor.
Mr.. A. J. Gamer has been in Pen
sacola for several days, looking after
his naval stores business.
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HARRIS.

Harris, Nov. S.-Mrs. Lizzie Mich
olson of Pensacola, is the guest OF
Capt. Ward and family for a few
days.
Mrs. Nora Hogeboon has left for
her home in Panama City, after a
stay of a few weeks as the guest of
her aunts here. Mesdames Ed and
Bonnie Crist.
Miss Made Lynch was the guest
of Mrs. Belle Wright Wednesday
evening.
Miss Bessie Hall was the guest of
Mrs. Ed Clarke Tuesday evening.
Mr.. VIM. Vaughn of Geneva, Ala,
is spending a few months here the
guest of his son-inzIaw, r. NJ. Hall.
Mr.. J. H. Givings of Pensacola,
was business caller here Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. w. Steele of Laurel Hill, has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. De-
catur Butts, for the past two weeks.
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her daughter, Mrs j. S. Edwards. on
North Monroe street, for several
weeks, has returned to her home
Hon. and Mrs w. "A. Hooker are at
home again after a delightful sum-
mer vacation spent at Daytona and
Atlanta They also visited New York
city, where Judge Hooker put himself
under the care Of q specialist ana
his numerous friends will be dehghted
to know that he received great bene-
fit. Judge and Mrs. Hooker are receiy-
ing a. cordial welcome from their Tai
laaiassee friends.
Mrs Charles Clifton Morrow has re-
turned to her home in Mariana after
a delightful stay of two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. r. G. Dunn, at Miss
Matte Whatley's, on North Monroe
street.
Hon. and Mrs M. H. Mabry and
son left Monday Tor Jacksonville
Mrs. Mabry and little son will visit
for several weeks in Jacksonville and
the Judge will so 70 Tampa, where he
will visit his SON
Mrs. l. w Carew. who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. N. Sheats
for the past two weeks, has returned
to her home In Tampa
The many friends OF Mrs. J. B.
Pruett are delighted at her return
home in much improved health after
spending a year in the Pennsylvania
mountains.
Mr.. T. c. Darby OF Winter Park.
arrived IN this city Saturday and will
be the guest for q week with his
sister and brother-in-law. Governor
and Mrs. Park Trammell, at the man
sion.
Hon. j. w. knight Of Floral City,
was among the prominent visitors in
the city Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. George W. Phillips and inter,
esting little son, George. Jr., of Orlan-'
10. gre guests Of Governor and Mrs
Park Tramn1en at the executive man.
sion. Mrs. Phillips is a sister of Mrs.
Tran1neu.
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DeFUNIAK.

DeFuniak Springs, Nov. s.-Mr. and
are among the first of the northern
tourists to visit our town.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bruce, who
have been spending the summer in
Europe, are now in Brooklyn, n. 7.
They expect to arrive in DeFuniak
about the 10th.
Mrs. o. o. Fisher and little daugh-
ter arrived from Mariana Tuesday
and are staying IN the girls dormi-
tory of Palmer college, until their
suite Of rooms is completed in the
new boys dormitory of which Prof
Fisher viii have charge.
Miss Kanauer, teacher Of voice and
physical culture at Palmer college,
gave an interesting entertainment in
the chapel last week TO the students
and friends Of the college.
Mrs. Dan Sheppard Of Pensacola IS
stayins the week with her parents.
Last Sunday evening the DeFuniak
Springs District Sunday school ASso-
citation held their quarterly meeting
and had their election OF officers for
the ensuing year. The new officers
are Dr. Lynn r. Walker, president:
a. L. Beach, vice president; Rev. Dr.
Chapman, secretary, and Mrs. Smythe,
treasurer. Plans were also made to
see about having Mr. Abner b
citation, hold 9. melting this month.
DR.. Il. G. l. Smythe went to Milton
Thursday and VIII stay oyer SUNDAY.
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holding services In the Episcopal
church.
Rev. Thomas Chapman returned
from Chicago Monday. where he had
been attending the Universaltst con-
vention held recently in that city.
Mr.. Hope Cawthon left Monday
morning for Nashville, Tenn He is
to be married to Miss Hattie Matlock
who has been q visitor to this town
for some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Hope
Cawthon expect to live at F1orala,
Ala, where Mr.. Cawthon has opened
a photo studio.
Mr.. H. Thornbie IS visiting the fair
at Mariana this week. Hs is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton.
DIR. and Mrs Steve Mitchell re-
turned from their wedding tour Mon
day and are now the guests OF the
Hotel Chautauqua. They Will move
into the Sprague cottage on the circle
as soon as it is ready for them
Mr.. G. A. Resinger returned from
Ohio last week, where he has been
spending the last few months visit
ing his old home
Prof. Matthews, principal of the
Thomas Industrial Institute. received
a message a few days ago of the
death of his father, who has been
for many years a prominent physi-
clan of Williamson, Ky.
Mr.. w. f. Croft went 10 Freeport
Monday to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs James Barnett.
Mr.. Carl Work, secretary Of the
local branch OF the Farmers Associa-
ton of Equity. attended a meeting Of
the association at Mobile this week,
with Mr. R. W. Storrs
Judge w. E. Parish and daughter.
Miss Jennie, returned from BuoedaIe.
Miss, Sunday night after visiting Mr..
Howell Jones and family
Rev. D. F. Luttley Of Ponce de Leon
was a visitor here yesterday. Mr..
Luttley Is going to make his home In
Laurel Hill.
Mrs. Daisy Rosenau OF Pensacola
arrived here Sunday and Is a guest
at the Hotel ChautauQua-
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SOUTHPORT

Southport, Nov. S.-Miss Mamie
Glover of Geneva, Ala, arrived in
Southport on Saturday and is the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Blackwell Miss Glover is
giving very capable assistance at the
postoffice during her stay here.
Mrs. Ederlie Williams and children
returned home on Saturday after a
pleasant visit to Pensacola
Rev. Mr.. Ellison. accompanied by
Mrs. Ellison and their children. reach
ed Southport on Saturday afternoon,
remaining until the following Monday,
when they returned to their home in
Wausau.
Rev. Mr.. MCNEIL and wife and chill
dren of Panama City, spent Sunday
and Monday here
The dedication Of the First Metho-
dist church took place last Sunday
with Rev. Mr.. Ellison and Rev. Mr.
MCNEIL of Panama City. officiating,
Mr.. Thos. T. Tiller making the pre-
sentation. The church was tastefuIly
decorated with ferns and palms and
the music was exceptionally good.
There was a large congregation pres
ent Through the kindly courtesy of
Rev. Mr.. Charles S. Anderson, pastor
of the Baptist church, services at his
giving his parishioners the oppor-
tunity of attending the dedication
ceremonies at the Methodist church.
Mrs. Jas. Shaw and her little
daughter, Of Chipley, arrived on Sat
urday afternoon to be present at the
dedication services of the Methodist
church here. During her former res
idence in Southport Mrs. Shaw was
not only a member but gave her best
efforts toward the building and MAIN
tenance Of this church
Mrs VIII Pratt and little daughter
Rosebud, came up from ChipIey last
week and spent a few days here with
Mr. Pratt. who Is in the permanent
employ Of the Southport Lumber
Company.
9Ir. Walter Butler spent several
days in Pensacola last week, where he
served as a witness IN the suit Of o.
E. Nelson VS.. Standard Oil Company.
Mr.. ". 3. Runyan, now employed
as bookkeeper By the Southport Lum-
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WALNUT HILL.

Walnut Hill, Nov. 5.-Misses Jessie
Kelly and Eluia and Beatrice Ward
spent Friday and Saturday in Pensa-
cola
DR.. Watson Of Southport. Is guest
at the Graham home.
The social given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. K. Graham last Wednesday
evening was very much enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Joe Mimms spent a few days
in Walnut Hill last week.
The city of Walnut Hill is growing
every day and some day will be among
the leading cities on the G., F. & A.
railroad.
Mrs. Lula Owens and children are
visiting Mrs. c. ]. Ward.
Mr.. Dewitt Smyth is now at West
Bay working and the young people
miss him very much.
Mr.. Roe Morgan is holding a posi-
ton in Lottie, Ala. We are always
glad to see him in Walnut HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ward of WardviIle,
spent last Sunday in Walnut Hill.
Next Sunday will be preaching day
in Walnut Hill. Everybody is in
vited.
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FLORAL4A.

Florala, Nov. s.-This week our sis
ter city, Dothan, is the host of the
Alabama Federation of Women s
Clubs. About seventy-five delegates
are expected to attend and they will
be right royalty entertained. F1orala's
representative is Mrs. c. c. McRae.
who went as a delegate from the His
tory Club. Several other ladies from
Florala are visitors In Dothan this
week to attend the federation ses-
sions.
The news from Troy is that the
third annual Pike County Fair opened
Monday with exhibits larger and more
varied than formerly. The attendance
also was larger on the opening day
than last year. Many amusement fea-
lures have been provided and the fair
will continue throughout the week.
The Jackson Lumber Company of
Lockhart, sent a very handsome farm
exhibit to the fair.
Johnnie Miller is attending the Pike
County Fair at Troy this week. He
is assisting with the jackson Lumber
Company exhibit, it Is understood
After a months absence from the
city DR.. f. Young returned home last
Tuesday night from Baltimore. DIR.
Young recently finished a course in
surgery in one of the best schools in
the United States
A report from the bedside Of DR.. p.
B. Spears says that he is somewhat
improved in health.
A boy from the vicinity of Watkins
bridge brought large bald eagle to
F1orala last Saturday. From tip to
tip Of its wings the eagle measured
six feet and ten inches. The bird was
alive though badly wounded. It was
quite a curiosity to many of those
who saw 1t.
Mrs. j. HI. Martin visited friends at
Andalusia, Red Level and River Falls
this week, returning to the city We'd
nesday.
Ross Helms has accepted a position
in Lockhart.
P. j. Johnson spent last Sunday in
the city.