The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-23
TALLAHASSEE.

Tallahassee, Feb. z2.-Miss Mamie
Andrews the new matron Of East Hall
dormitory at the State College, was
given q delightful surprise in the way
Of room shower" when she arrived
at her room in the dormitory. A num-
Der OF her friends in the city had pre-
pared this little treat for her as an
evidence Of their esteem.
Mrs. T. n. Dozier, who was formerly
Miss Randolph, Of this city, will arrive
here from Tampa the first of the week
for visit TO relatives and friends.
Mr. Dozier, who was at one time city
agent here for the S. A. L., IL now
with that company in Tampa.
Frank Duval, a weil-known and
highly esteemed young business man
Of this city, has been quite i'll for the
past few days. His uncle, Jos. n. Du-
val, arrived yesterday from Atlanta,
and Frank W. Duva!, another uncle,
also came up from Saint Marks. The
young man is thought to be improving.
DR.. ]. h Randolph. formerly Of Tai
1ahassee and at present a rising young
physician Of Jacksonville. was here for
a short visit the first Of the week with
his parents. He was enroute home
! from Chattahoochee. where he had
been called upon professional business.
y. "
retary to Gov. Jennings and assistant
attorney general was here on business
! this week Mr.. Billingsly has lucra
tive .aw practice in Miami.
Acknowledgement West has moved
to the Mcintosh residence in the north
side Of the city. He has been stopping
at the hotel since coming over the first
Of the year but is now pleasantly To-
Gated and keeping house. The north
side IL one OF the delightful residence
sections of the Capital City. Comp
troIler Knott has a beautiful home in
that section and he and the new attor-
reg general viii be next-door neigh
bors.
Miss saiiie Blake is spending a few
days very pleasantly visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. waiter Taylor. near Quincy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A Ball and
little son have returned from a very
pleasant trip to Tampa, where they
went TO visit Mr.. Balls brother.
Peyton Yon is reported quite sick at
his home in this city. Miss Bland.
trained nurse OF Jacksonville, is here
to attend him professionally.
Mrs, c. NJ. Barber. after spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. F. P.
Damon, OF this city. has resumed her
svisit with her sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Bush
keIl, at her delightful country home
south cf the city.
Mr.. 3. H Cole, Of Bloomfield. Ind,
II business and pleasure visitor in
the city. While here he Is the guest
CT Mr.. Alfred Short and Mr.. P. NJ.
Coe.
Mr.. George w. Saxon. president Of
the Capital City bank, will erect in
the near future a handsome brick
structure on Monroe street adjacent to
the lot on which the Elks Club stands.
Miss Blanche Parker, an attractive
young lady Of Thomasville, Ca, has
returned home after a very pleasant
stay OF . few days with her sister,
Mrs. W. A. McRae, on North Calhoun
street
Hon. Francis B. winthrop and wife
have returned from a very enjoyable
trip to Cuba Enroute they attended
the bar association meeting at Miami
Several German families have pur-
chased the Dfehl farm north OF the
city and win settle there soon. The
farm Is q large one, consisting OF 440
acres.
Louis NJ Lively Is preparing to erect
a handsome and substantial brick
structure on Monroe street adjacent
TO the Capital City bank building
The lot is now occupied by an old
frame structure, probably the Oldest
business house in Tallahassee.
Green S. johnson. of the law nrnl
Of McCord & johnson, has returned
IRON attendance at the State Bar As
sociation at Miami.
"Ivanhoe," the valuable farm OF Mrs
McNicol on beautiful Lake Hall, has
been purchased by Pardee B. Wright
3 wealthy Canadian. Mrs. Wright Is
now in the city. Mrs. Wright was or
her way two or three months ago tc
spend the winter in South Florida, and
on passing through here decided tc
stop off for a couple OF days just tc
see the Capital City. She liked the
town and community so well that she
decided to spend the winter here rather
than go to South Florida, and has
bought a country home and will spend
ali of her future winters here.
Miss Baldwin died few days since
at the residence OF her nephew, Mr.
Borders, and was buried in the city
cemetery.
Miss Maury Binford. who has beer
the popular guest OF Miss Minna Al
ford and Mrs George Greenhow, lef
Monday for Jacksonville, where she
win visit Miss Marguerite Jones. Miss
Binford win also visit in Danville. Va
before returning to her home in Pc
tersburg. Va
Capt Whitner, superintendent O
the state insane asylum at Chatta.
eochee is here buying clothing and
dlher supplies for the inmates OF the
asylum.
Miss Elizabeth Corbett, of Jackson.
vile, is visiting friends in Tallahassee
and is being given good deal or socia
attention.
Wesley Hirschberg. a reputable pho.
fographer ofaAtlanta, Ca, was in Tai
lahassee for a few weeks on one o.
his periodical photography trips. Mr.
Hirschherg is a splendid photograph e
and does a large amount OF worl
every time he comes to the city.
Gov. Trammell has returned from