The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-05

Miss Jennie Merritt returned IN Sep~
| TENDER from a six weeks visit 70 rela-
| tives IN Indianapolis Mr.. O. NJ Mer-
ritt spent a week there attending q
family reunion Of the Merritt family
this being his first visit 20 his old
home in thirty years.
Mrs. Holmes Hopkins who has been
visiting IN Muscogee, returned to her
home in Pensacola last week on ac-
count Of the serious illness there OF
her father, Capt J. w. Lang. Mrs.
]. H. Tompkins. Mrs. Alex McKin-
non, and Mrs. w. A. Nudge. dauRh-
ters of Capt. Lang, have been In PenS
| sacola during the past week at ths
bedside OF their father.
Mrs. Rosa Whatley OF Mobile. spena
few days in visiting old friends In
Muscogee.
Mrs. Edward Price was in Atmord
last week to take part in the Waters
Mccoy wedding.
Charlie Rupfrtan has resigned his
position with the company and viii
leave Muscogee Oct Is, to the regret
Of his many friends here. 7. II. Pat
terson takes his place in the once az
cashier for the Southern States Lum-
Der Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Vaughn spent
Sunday at Chumuclxla Springs.
u. IL. ana QAuEnLGT res
turned home Sunday from a visit td
Pensacola
Mrs. W. D Carmichael and sons
Charlie, from Mobile, are visiting reia+
tives in Muscogee.
Miss Nellie Mullins and Miss Gladyd
Mosley, who are studying in the Pen%
sacola School of Music were in Pen-
sacola Tuesday night TO take part ius
the recital given by Prof. Scotts pu-@
pills in the San Carlos auditorium.
Mrs. Cohln has returned TO her home
in Mobile after a visit IN AdusoogeG
with Mrs. c. l. Smith.
Miss Eva Waters has returned td
Pensacola to resume her duties al
teacher at school No. "a.
Mrs. Ollie Mullins and children are
visiting in Pensacola.
Mrs. Jim Mullins Of Admission. -
visiting her daughter. Mrs. John
Welsh.
During the past summer Miss Flora.
Cox attended the summer normal
school at Knoxville, Tenn. She spent
the month OF September in the noun
tains Of Montreal N. c., returning to
Muscogee Saturday.
]. H. Tompkins has lately purchased
a new Ford car. This makes the sixth
automobile In our little community.
The other cars are owned by DIR.
johnson, DR.. Trammell DIR. Watson,
Paul Merritt and Oscar Williams
Muscogee has a new postofice
building.
Miss Minerva Jones OF Bay NIinette,
will teach this winter at Clear Springs.
She will spend her week lends here
with her sister, Mrs r. G. Cooper.
Miss Molly Smith of Pensacola, has
been visiting at the home OF her niece,
Mrs T w T,arIkin
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Crook and
family Of McKinnonville, spent Sun
day in Muscogee.
Mrs. r. c. Cooper and children have
returned from a visit to relatives in
Bay Minette.
Last week before so many OF our
young people left for school several
very pleasant entertainments were
given for them. On Wednesday even
ing, Sept. Path. the young people en-
Joyed a very pleasant time at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Merritt
Thursday evening Miss Eva Vaughn
entertained at a progressive finch
party. First prizes were won by r. L.
o. Gwin and Miss BERTHE Patterson.
The BOBBY prizes went to Hoyt Brown
and Miss Lila Patterson.
On Friday evening the young people
were entertained at the home Of DIT.
and Mrs. Trammell. Six tables were
arranged for progressive games. A.
very pleasant evening was spent.
First prizes were won by r. L. OhGwin
and Miss Jennie Merritt and the BOBBY
prizes by Mr.. Carr and Miss Montares
Barrineau.