The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-06
MILTON.

Milton, Dec. 5.-Mr. William H. Bar
ry, and Miss Alva o. Brown Of Pen
sacola were married Saturday after
noon, at the Bayvit wHotel at Florida
town. A number Of friends and
relatives accompanied the bridal pair
| to Floridatown to witness the pleas
ing event. The young people have the
good wishes of their hosts of friends
both in Milton and Pensacola.
Mr. Frank Chaffin, of Surrey, Eng
land, is here looking after his bust
ness interests in this vicinity.
Mr.. L. Metzger, of Mobile, is here
this week buying and shipping wool
Metzger expects to make up three
ears.
Mrs. D. NJ Henderson, of Pensacola,
is here the guest of friends.
Rev. G. A. Kline, of Nashville, Tenn
is here to look after his interests in
the Santa Rosa Grove
Miss Pauline Paschall, of Pensacola,
was the guest of friends here Sun
day.
Miss Matte Mcdaniel is visiting
relatives at Century and McDavid.
MI and Mrs. W. w. Powers spent
Monday in Pensacola combining Dusi-
ness with pleasure.
MIR. Dewey West left Tuesday morn
ing for DeFuniak where he will enter
Palmer College.
Miss SalIie Gray left Tuesday morn
ing for Tallahassee, where she will be
the guest Of the State for two weeks
at the Woman's College.
Miss Ola Hinote returned to FIorala
after I pleasant visit as the guest Of
Mrs. George Abbott and Miss Maud
Hart.
Mr.. II. A. Ray has purchased the
tract Of land and home known as the
Francis Jernigan place, at the west
edge of town. This is a beautiful
property and Mr. Ray is to be con-
graduated upon acquiring it. They will
move to it within a few days.
Mr.. C. Leon Metz and family will
move shortly to the place recently
purchased from Mr.. J. e. Sellars.
Rev. Edwin Gardner Weed, OF the
Diocese of Northern Florida made his
t1centy-eighth autumnal visit to st.
Mary's church, Sunday, where he
preached to large audiences at the
morning and evening services. Bishop
Weed announced that in view Of the
failing health Of the Rector. DR.. c. e.
McDougal he would appoint a Rector
to assist him in this church work
Mr.. p J. Steele and Mr.. Oscar Steel,
of Laurel Hill were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Francis for the weekend.
Miss Lille Burnett of Harp. visited
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. H. Mason Smith, of Chattahoo-
chez, came down Saturday to spend a
few days with relatives and friends.
FIR. w. J. Williams was IN Pensacola
Saturday in attendance at the funeral
of the late ThOs. r. Welles.
Mr. Brant Ellis spent the weekend
in Pensacola with friends.
DR.. J. B. Turner and Mr.. w NJ. Glas-
cow, have returned from Mobile where
they went for the Thanksgiving sea-
son.
Mrs. Elmer z. Wolfe of Pensacola
spent Saturday here as the guest of
Mrs. D. c. Diden.
Mr.. Albert Jones, Miss Bertha Dav-
idson, Miss Lizzie Hart, Mr.. Henry
Francis, Jr Miss Winnie Francis and
Nj. Charles Campbell were guests Of
friends in Holt for the weekend.
Mr.. T. W. Stevens, Mr.. Lee and Mr.
John Cawthon were business visitors to
New Orleans this week.
Mrs. J. E. GomilIian was here Sat
urday the guest Of her daughter, Miss
Lillian, enroute to her home in Laurel
Hill from Pensacola.
Rev. j. G. Harrison is in AndaIusia.
attending the annual Conference of this
division of the Methodist church.