The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-06
Continued from Page SIX,

1E@WAOFo ana MeSSrS. Lee, Weatherly
Campbell. Mann. Hussey, Faucette
Beverly and Hart.
Mrs c. s. Petrey. OF Columbia, paid
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. G. McRae. the latter part OF this
week.
Messrs. T. J. Britton and r. a.
French made a trip to Montgomery
last week returning Saturday with Mr..
Brdtton,s new auto The gentlemen re-
port the roads were weIl-nigh impas-
sable and on one creek a short dis
lance out from Montgomery, seven
teen bridges had been swept away by
recent high water. It took three days
TO make the trip and get the new ma
chine TO F1orala.
Hon. L. B. Parmely, justice of the
peace OF district No. 8, of Santa. Rosa
county, Florida. was in the city last
Saturday on official business.
H A. Hughes made a business trip
TO Mobile, the first of the week.
Ernest Wetherly has returned to
F1orala, after having taken a course
in emba1mfng In a school in a north
ern city.
Mrs. q. P. Rodwell and Mrs r. ].
Britton, OF Lakewood, were in the city
shopping the first OF the week
Extensive repairs are being made on
the residence or Attorney Geo. w.
Reeves. at the corner OF eighth avenue
ana Sixth street. An addition of sew
eral rooms is also being added to the
residence. While the work il being
done, Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves are occupy
ing the cottage next door to their
home
Hosea Myers spent last Friday az
tern0cn in Andalusia witnessing the
ball game between Florals and that
city.
Miss Mamie Davis visited friends in
Opp and Elba, the first or this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Mann and little
daughter spent Sunday in Pensacola
visiting relatives.
Dogwood trees are in full blossom
and they do say that perch are very
anxious to be caught Local anglers
are trying their luck in the broad
waters or Lake jackson.
Miss Lucy Holmes visited friends In
Opp the first OF this week.
j. 3. Croley, who recently purchased
. home on Fifth street, near the home
OF j. J. Lamar, is occupying the resi- I
dence. having moved last week. /
". J. Gecrg8 has cleared q tract of /
land lying adjacent to his farm along /
the Opp road. north OF town, fenced
It and By so doing has added several
acres to his already we'll developed
plantation.
John BoIes has taken IN about twen-
~ acre sof new ground surrounding
the Boles home and that young man is
busy fencing, clearing and getting
ready for a bumper crop this year.
Eugene Carpenter, locally one of the
best baseball pitchers F1orala ever had.
10 Mt Gulfport, Miss, trying out with
. ball team in the Cotton States
league. Friends OF the young man
hope he will succeed.
News comes from Waco. Texas.
that Ross Helms is in fine condition
FOR pitching ball for that team on the
opening Of the season of the Texas
league. The Waco Times Herald of
last Thursday says: Ross Helm is in
excellent condition and has pep to
spare. He is the life OF the training
squad, entering into the practice work
with spirit and vim. His pitching has ,
been classy and Manager Carson is
watching his progress with extreme J,
satisfaction"
the walton county farmers In the city /
Saturday.
Judge Aaron Hilson, whose reputa- ]
tion az marrying Justice OF the
peace" Is known far and wide. was /
among the Paxton people who visited
In F7crala, Saturday. !
Massey Barden. who has been pain j
fully III with tonsilitis. is able to be ]
out again after an absence of several
days. {
w. c. MCLAUGHLIN returned to the !
city the latter part OF last week from {
Montgomery. where he had been at the
bedside of his wife, who Is in q SAM
tarfurn in that city.
Several new row boats are being I
built for the summers sport on Lake y
jackson. J
Miss Birdie Hughes carried a party
of friends to DeF'uniak Springs in S
her fathers auto last Saturday. The \
party spent the day attending the
Chautauqua and sightseeing in that 7
beautiful little city. f
Murray Cawthon, of DeE'uniak was
greeting friends on the streets of d
Florala tn is week.
Mrs. J. e. Hughes left last Friday J
for Ponce de Leon and other points Y
IN West Florida, where she will visit
during the next week or two.
w. L. Smith, OF Apalachicola, Fla. v
spent last Saturday and Sunday in
FTorala, the guest OF his sister, Mrs. c. Y
c. McRae. i
Contractor Marley has the founda- >
ton ready and is now laying brick on !,
the new building. corner Of Fifth Z
avenue and Fifth street
T. J. George is erecting a handsome ;
six-roon bungalow opposite his resi- !,
ience in the northern part of the city.
The new residence viii be occupied by !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Crosson. \
Six new residences have just been
completed by the Southern Investment \
Company q local organization Of :
which J. r. Shepherd, is president. All Il
# the cottages are located in the
northern part of town and they add i,
TO the looks OF that portion :
If the city.
j. e. turner has cleared the tract OF
and purchased by him some months
go from the Boles estate and en-
losed il with substantial wire
ence. Farming operations are in L