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FSTERO.

Estero. Jan. 10-After spending the
holidays very pleasantly, our commu -
nifty is getting down 10 hard work, try
ing to make the new year greater tnan
any in the past.
Our popular depot agent NJ. c. La
nier, will leave Saturday, to the regret
OF many, to assume a, very respons1 Die
position IN Montgomery.
Miss Mayme Clark spent the week
end with relatives in Sloconlb, Ala
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Peterman, ac-
companied by W. 3. and T. NJ. Ad-
| ans, spent Sunday in Hartford
Mr.. D. ". Tew has recently been ap-
pointed depot agent Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton Wade are
spending the holiday with relatives.
Mr.. Sanford Clark spent Saturday in
S1oconnb, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs A L. Jones are the
proud parents Of a fine girl, born on the
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Holland have re
turned from an extended trip to Pana-
ma City.
Mr.. r. l. Peterman was a busine ss
visitor 70 Geneva Monday.
Mr.. D p. Preston has located in
our town on Alabama street.
Mr.. R. r. George returned Monday
from Geneva.
Mrs r. l.. Peterman IS spending a
few days in Dothan, the guest OF Mrs.
R. T. Hughes.
Mrs j. L. Thomas and family of
Alabama has moved to our promising
little town to make his future home.
Mr. VIII Bush and Miss Dixie Pate
were quietly married here Sunday.
Mr. H. J.. Douglass and Miss Lizzie
Faux were quietly married on Thurs
day at the brides home.
A wedding of more than usual In
terest was that of Miss Johnnie Com
rnander and MI LOnnie Powell, which
occurred here on Tuesday evening,
January 6. The bride and groom both
are very prominent and popular young
people Of Hartford. Their only attend
ants were Mr. Barnett and Miss JULIA
Stewart. Both have many friends who
extends them their most sincere good
wishes
Mr.. Z. s. Pullunn Is now serving our
town very Satisfactorily as marshal.
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SAMSON.

Samson. Jan. 10-Niss MsTuve Ri
veTrbark entertained a number Of her
friends Monday evening at her home on
Main street. Bid dominoes was en-
ioyed throughout the evening. a salad
course was served, after which the
guests departed,
Mr.. DIN Smith left Tuesday for his
home in Waycross. Ga. after a pleas
ant visit to friends here.
Misses Goode ATatheny and Kate
Jones have returned from a few days
stay with relatives and friends in Ge-
neva-
Mr.. Ed Jones was a business visitor
to Geneva Wednesday.
Mr.. Slyde Ward Of UnoIa was here
this week.
Miss Rossie Wilson has returned to
her home IN Enterprise after a visit
TO her sister, Mrs A. J. Rivenbark.
Miss Hilda Holloway left Wednesday
for Montgomery, where she IS attend
ing the woman's college.
Mr.. P. H. Hand OF Geneva was here
the first of the week.
Miss Willie Bell Norris is visiting
relatives in Dothan-
Mr.. J. J. Jones made a business trip
to Hacoda Wednesday.
Glenn Faux and Bruce Robbins have
studies at the university.
Mrs. Fred Winston and children Of
Gainesville are the guests Of relatives
here.
Grady Page left Sunday for Nash
Vile, Tenn, where he Is attending Van
derbiIt university.
Mrs. W. s. Jones and children have
returned from an extended visit to re-
laCives in Folkston, Ga
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MARIANNE.

Mariana. Jan. lo.--Mr. w. G. Lam
drum has returned from trip TO
Montgomery, Birmingham and otner
cities.
ssesune her studies at Brenau college
after spending the holidays at home
Mr.. r. ]. Beauchamp of Alliance, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Henton have re-
turned home from Wisconsin where
they went with the remains or their
father, Mr.. H. T. Henton.
mr.. and Mrs. s. A Daffin and little
daughter, Olga have gone to Mont.
performed on the little girl.
Mrs A. 8 Harvell left Sunday for
her home in Milledgeville. Ca. after
spending some time here with her
daughter. Mrs. L. w. watson
Miss Patio Holden left Sunday
night for Pensacola to take charge
OF her school again
Mr.. w. J. Singietary Of Grand Ridge,
one of oy-7. county commissioners, was
IN the city Thursday. He IS one of the
pioneer Sugarcane growers and says
"thera is more money in cane than In
cotton
Miss EVELYN Dei1le left Saturday for
Hollis college, where she is attending
school to resume her work.
ahodus Nichols has returned to the
city after spending several days at Two
Egg with home folks.
rs II.
horne In Birmingham Sunday after
spending several days with friends
here.
One of the pleasant events OF the
rTaek was the meeting of the Matrons'
Pook club with Mrs. Whit Moss. The
prize for the occasion was an ornament
Ror the hair and was won by Miss Mar
syuerlse simmons AT a late hour Mrs.
Moss served her guests with tempt
ing salad course with hot chocolate
The club VIII have its next meeting
with Mrs Lucien watson
One of the most enjoyable social
events OF the past week was matt
rec party at the Imperial theater Sat
tirfsly afternoon. given in honor Of
several charming college girls who
have been spending the Yuietide season
at home. Mrs. william r. Capel was
the charming hostess on this delightful
occasion. The guests who enjoyed Mrs.
Capel's hospitality were; Misses Lucy
and Bess Milton, Julia Crigler, Frances
Russ, Lila Treadwell and her guests
After being delightfully."- entertained
as The guests OF Misses tsIIcile Milton
and Lyle Treadwell. Misses Ciarice and
Lois Tatoni OF Hartford left Monday at
midnight for the woInan's college at
5 Tallahassee. They were accompanied
by Misses Lucille and Bessie Milton and
Lyle TreadweQ.
After being delightfully."- entertained
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. 2.
Daniel, Mrs. Hayes Lewis returned
Monday to her home in Jacksonville.
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STATE COLLEGE.

Tallahassee, Jan. 10.-The Stats Col
ieEe for Women resumed its sessions
Tuesday, Jan. s, with nearly all of it's
registered students IN their pIaces and
a number Of new ones. In looking over
the list OF new names, we notice that
most Of them are from the peninsular
section OF the state.
At chapel exercises on Wednesday
morning the college had the pleasure
of hearing Mr.. J. A Evans, who
stopped on his way from the meeting
Of the Florida Educational Associa-
ton, where he delivered an address
Mr.. Evans is connected with the
farm demonstration work in the de-
partment OF agriculture at Washing
ton He was an honor guest at
luncheon. given by the domestic
science department. The luncheon was
gotten up entirely BY the students in
domestic science.
Mr.. c. K McQuarrie. the demon
sration agent Of Escambia, county,
shared the honors with 4r. J. A
Evans and the other guests were the
home economics faculty.
Miss Taliie Mathis from Holmes
county, one Of the winners OF the frs
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Chipley, Jan. 1o.--w. II. Faux and
son, Frank, spent Friday in Pensacola.
Dunk Mcouagge mingled with
friends at Vernon Monday
c. P. Gilbert of the Sexton section
was in town Tuesday.
Mayor r. 5. Galloway spent Sstur-
day or the river hunting.
D. @ Rogers of Dothan, Ala. was
here on business Mon6ty
D. II. Davis was called to Panama
City on business Wednesday.
a. Sessions was over from Bonifay
and spent the day here Saturday.
G. 3. Bush was in from the hill and
spent a few hours here Saturday.
Attorney II. III. Wells transacted
business at the county site Monday
Worley Soweu Of the White Oak
section, was in town new years day.
Miss Inez Barrett spent several days
with relatives at Cotton6ale last week
J. D. Leonard OF Bombay, was here
Sunday, the guest OF W. D. Peters and
family.
County Commissioner George Meyers
was up from his still near Wausau.
Saturday.
Rev. w. D. Owens was up from his
farm near Wausau and spent the day
here Friday.
County Commissioner w. A Seasons
Of Bombay, was in town Saturday
afternoon
W. o. Daniel was down from Camp
bellton and spent the weekend with
his family.
L. D Watts Of Enterprise. Ala, Wis
tied with relatives here a day or two
first Of the week.
F. Bullock and wife passed through
town Saturday enroute to their home
at St. Andrews.
Bert Davis and his mother Mrs.
d. D. Davis autoed over to Vernon
and spent Friday.
Eb Standerfer and wife and daugh-
ter, visited with relatives at Panama
City several days last week.
J. II. Owsley, auditor for the B. Q.
& st. A. railroad, spent a day or two
at Southport on business last week.
Mrs. A. l. Miller returned few days
ago from Texas, where she spent tbs
holiday season with her parents.
Mrs. Flora Mitchell was over from
DeFuniak and spent Monday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A, D. Camp
bell.
z. A. McC1osky OF Gainesville, spent
a few days here this and last week.
the guest OF his father ]. r. McClosky.
and family.
Little Misses John and Francis
Horne after visit with relatives here
returned to their homo at Lynn Ha-
ven Friday.
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their studies at Bryn Mayr preparatory
department.
E. r Wiltbank, travelling sa1esma n
for the Jackson Lumber Company, left
this week for 3, two weeks stay in
North Alabama,
Miss Willie Kelley is the very at
tractive guest OF her cousins, Miss
Koerber and Eugene Porter, at the
Dixie hotel.
A dog owned by John Andrews here
went mad last Thursday, il is thought,
and bit q great many dogs. It also bit
w. T. SeIlars on the hand. He left
Immediately for Montgomery for treat
ment.
Mrs. F. c. Hundley, who has been
quite i'll with Ia. grippe, IS out again.
Ben Mcleod Of Sumter, S. c., spent
several days with his brother, A E.
Mcleod, here.
Miss Grimes of Samson Is expected
to spend the week-end with Mrs. J.
r. Matthews.
The entire community was shocked
and grieved by the death of A. b. Salts
after a very brief Illness. The remains
were buried IN FlOrala, cemetery Last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren CoughenotP have
been visiting the parents OF the latter
In Luverne.
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state prize in the canning club, Is a
new student since Christmas.
Miss Wells leaves this week for
Gadsden county 10 assist the Home
Improvement clubs She has six Of
these clubs in the western portion Of
the state under her supervision.
Miss Rausch is rejoicing ovev the
fact that she has the largest and best
class Of violin students in the state.
Miss Mary Louise Scales of Tampa,
and Miss Clara Mcdonald of Gaines
Vile returned from the Student Voluu-
teer Conference held in Kansas City,
where they went as TepreSen LatiyeS OF
the college student body Florida had
but one other representative. student
from Columbia college, Lake City.
Miss Mcdonald was entertained in q
private home. Miss Scales had the
honor Of being entertained at the Scar
rift Bible school. They are full Of
enthusiasm and joy Of the meeting,
where there were over 5000 student
delegates and about 1900 volunteers. 1t
was an inspiration TO her, as suth
great men as John r. Mott, RObt. f.
Spear, Sherwood Edd3. and many
others were present. one feature of
special interest was the kilograms that
poured in from every nation Of the
earth. The students are preparing for
a public meeting a which these two
young ladies will make their reports.
Miss Scales is already "a student
volunteer OF two years ago. and the
college will thus feel dietiucUvcIy
personal interest in that work.
Miss Schwalmeyer. direct, or The
training school, reports every desk in
the school occupied by regular pupils
and a waiting list already begun for
next year.
Members Of the basketball team arc
busy practicing for the match game
that IS to be played in two weeks. This
means a college letter for the sue
cessful ones and of course viii be an
exciting event.
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SOUTHPORT

Southport, Jan. 10.-Dr and Mrs. J.
day for Mrs. Thomas's former home IN
Chamuckla, where she and the baby
will remain for some weeks while DIT
Thomas will go to Chicago for the
purpose Of taking a post graduate
course in medicine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac A. Stewart and
little daughter, Mildred, left during the
Seminary, Miss. their old home
Mr.. D. 3. Scott OF Mobile has been
in Southport for the past few weeks
shipping lumber cargo.
The Swan came in on. Wednesd )
with q record breaking amount Of
freight for Southport, Lynn Haven and
points on East Bay.
One of the latest investors in real
estate IN this county IS Mr.. G. K Cum
nings of Chicago. He and MS cultur-
ed wife spent last winter and spring at
Panama City. After lolxing over sew
eral tracts Of land he has finally pur-
chased a large acreage on North bay
The property includes Bay Head. one
spots on St Andrews bay. It IS under
stood that Mr.. Cummings IS making
preparation for extensive improve
ments on his property. He is tust
the kind Of investor wanted in this
county, one whose intention It is to
develop the natural resources and ma
tive beauty OF his investment.
Friends OF Mr.. Raymond Pitts, VINO
resigned his position as accountant Of
the Southport Lumber Company sew
eral months ago, are congratue ring
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SOPCHOPPY.

Sopchoppy, Jan. 10-Miss Eu1a Long
primary teacher in the high school,
returned from her home last Satur-
day, where she had spent the holidays.
The high school re-opened Monday
with the best attendance they have had
yet. Nine new pupils were enrolled
B. T. Hawkins OF Tallahassee, has
contracted the business of the Camp
Lumber Co, and moved his family TO
this place and is occupying the house
recently vacated by DIR. Kendall
Miss Ethel Rouse of West Sopchoppy
has enrolled in the high school here.
Rev Breland has arranged with tbs
conference to remain here this year
and will fill the Methodist pulpit Sun
day morning and evening.
Mrs. Fs my Price has been ON the
sick list this week.
Mr.. A =. Alcorn OF Gradyv1ne, Ca.
is visiting the family of hts brother,
r T. Acorn.
Robt- Ashnore, Lt1cfus and Louise
Syfrett OF Ashnoore ara new pupils at
the high school.
Jerry Hodge made a flying trip to
cambridge Friday.
Glenn Roberts went up to Ben Haden
on business Wednesday.
DR.. Kendall and wife ara now occu-
plying the NICK enxie house.
Miss laura Coggins of Medart Is
new student at the high school
Miss W4Uie Cook, who has been
spending the holidays with her friend,
Miss Flossie Hodge, returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Oliver was & business
visitor TO Ash1nore today
Supt. G * Allen attended the meet
ing OF the county board Monday.
Miss Lola Strickland win leave Sat
urday to enter school at Madison.
A. c. ana A I, Alcove visited friends
at Psnace@.
Miss Epps Jones, principal Of the
high school here, has returned, after
spending the holidays plea sanity with
relatives and friends in Alabama and
Georgia.
J. II Hoss Of Carrabelle. is in town
on business.
Mrs. G. K. Ai1en has been confined
20 her room for the past several days,
but is better at present
May Williams Of TalIahassee. &and
agent for the J. p. Williams Co, is
transactins business here.
Chief Of Police Brown made a hyin z
trip TO the capital city this week
]. l. Doz5e- and sen, L. T. Dozier.
have finished their contract here and
moved their business to Helen, near
Tallahassee
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MUSCOGEE.

Muscogee, Jan. 10-Nfiss Lois Stuck
ey rounded UP the holiday gayeties
" It'll a delightful party at the home
of her aunt. Mrs. II. Whitaker, on
Saturday evening, 1t being in the ma
ture Of a farewell party to the visit
ing young people and the college set.
most Of whom returned to their differ
ent schools Sunday and Monday.
The New Years party. given by
Miss Nell Mullins. was quite a social
success. The guests were requested
to represent months of the year, and
noted chara cters. and present a writ
ten resolution at the door. From all
accounts Happy Hooligan and Su-
zanne deserved the prize
Miss Mable Merritt Mrs. Guyte Nc
Cord, Miss Susie Nell Patterson and
Miss Marie Mosley, returned to ITALIA
H Patterson have also returned to
Palmer college. Fred Merritt to High
land Home, Ala, and Miss Ethel Nc
Kinnon and Robert Bell TO Pensacola.
Miss Flora Cox and Miss Nellie
Grant have returned from their holi-
day vacation and the school Is doing
good work getting ready for a plunge
into nlid-term examinations.
Mrs John Bell and Miss Matte Lee
Bell visited relatives in Brewton, Ala,
a few days, returning Saturday.
Leon Mosley and John Cowlan of
Burnt Corn, Ala, went to the city
Monday evening.
Mrs. j. W. Larlin and Mrs Silvia
A1bino, who is visiting her went to
Pensacola Monday to attend the fun
eraI Of Mr.. Lewis.
Mrs. VIII Wilkinson OF Brewton
Ala, is here on a visit TO Mrs. \.
BelI.
J. II. Tompkins and family attended
services in Pensacola Sunday.
Mrs, Mcdonald is visiting Mrs. w. c
Lott
W. B. Vaughn and Leon Mosley
spent Tuesday in the city.
Messrs. Yonge, Long and Freeman
were here IN the interest OF business
Wednesday.
c. L. Tompkins went to the city
Monday afternoon.
Miss Lois Stuckey spent the holidays
very pleasantly in Pensacola, return
ing Saturday.
Alex McKinnon was visitor TO the
city Monday.
Miss Middle Trammell spent several
days with Miss Meta Barrineau at
Qufntette last week.
Miss Minerva Jones returned from
Bay Minette Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Waters has been very i'll
at the home of Mrs. Jordan Waters at
Clear Springs. Her friends viii be
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HARRIS.

Harris, Fla, Jan. 1o.-Our coranu-
nifty was greatly shocked yesterday
when the sad news came to us that
Mr.. Harvey Jones' a, very prominent
young man. was dead. Mr.. Jones had
spent the Christmas holidays with
friends and relatives at Vernon and
was on his way home when taken sud
denly Ill and had to stop at Beatrice
for treatTn ent, but after nine days
struggle with pneumonia gave up and
PASSED to the great beyond at 2:S0
Tuesday, January s. The de ceased was
son OF Capt. J. 7. Jones and was
well liked by all vino knew him, anoi
his friends were numerous. This young
man had reached hts twenty-seventh
year. He was surrounded by friends
an aunt, Mrs. Johnson, and his sister,
Mss Nellie Jones. at his death.
HIS remains were brought home on
Tuesday by Mr. George Narler and
hurled from the family residence at
Mary Esther cemetery at 2 o'clock
Wednesday, January Z.
The bereaved family have the heart
felt sympathy Of this entire comn1U-
nifty.
Capt. Asa Ward has been i'll the past
few days with IasrfrDe.
TT' f. 9. RJImor and wife and two
sons and her father. Dr. Barturi1 and a
friend. Mrs. Barber. from Flint. Mich,
are at the Condor House for the win
ter months.
Business IN logging seems to be dull
here now. II is understood the mill
has shut down in Pensacola. hence no
demand for logs.
The new steamer Baldwin Is expect
ed up on her maiden trip to BogRy. and
all points between there and Pensaco~
Ia VIII be touched by her. today
The Misses MiIlers returned to Ba-
weeks here. the guests Of Miss Bessie
Hall
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FLORALA.

FTorala, Jan. 1e-Tns FYoraIa Cash
Store, a. corporation heretofore doing
business in Florala, has been dissolved.
Messrs. Fl. A Hughes. J. W. Hart and
corporation. The firm will continue In
business and will assume the name of
Hughes e Hart
Aubery Price was seriously cut with
a pocketknife by Henry Mcdonald IN
a. fight last Monday night The diff
election of officers for the Boy Scouts,
both of the boys being members Of that
organization. The affair IS regretted
very much by friends OF both Of tho
boys.
The Civic League WIN hold a meeting
next Friday afternoon at O'clock in
the rooms of the Industrial League
Matters that demand the attention Of
all members win come before the or
ganfzation, therefore a full attendance
is urgently requested.
Luther Bush has given up the po-
sttton held SO long by him with La
mer-Britton Mercantile Company and
is now with the grocery firm of 3. H
Farmer & Sons. Grady Farmer also
has given up his situation at the L.
& y. depot and hereafter will devote
his time to developing business for the
firm OF which he is a member. Both OF
and action, well liked and not afraid Of
work and their attachment to the store
m cans a great deal to it.
Councilman r. A French informed
the Journal correspondent that a big
contract has been let to J. r Manning
which includes the Improvement OF
Florala's streets and sidewalks A
great deal Of repairing and construc-
ton work will be done and IL is the
intention of Mr.. Manning to procure
road machines and proceed with the
work at once.
Recently r H Stauings has done
some work that rebounds greatly to his
credit Mr.. Stallings owns a piece of
land near the Central of Georgia rail
ways 7 east Of town The land was
uaarshy and covered with bushes and
briars. This has all been cleared away
and the land ditched. The trees also
were removed. Standing at the corner
Of Fifth Avenue and Fourth street one
can now view a field Of growing oats
out near the railroad The land will
soon dry out and be ready for clIltiva-
ton
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LOCKHART.

Lockhart, Jan. 10-Miss Bess Rifles,
the attractive daughter OF MT. and
Mrs. !. NJ RLes, left this week for
the woman's college in Montgomery.
where she will resume her studies aft
er having spent the holidays very
pleasantly here. She, with Miss Mar
garet Campbell. spent several days this
week in Andalusia as the guests OF
Miss Adalee Riley.
Misses Helen and GenevieVe White
returned this week to Wesleyan COL
lege, Macon. Ga They spent the hoE-
days with their parents here.
Mrs w. s. Harlan and daughters,
Marion and Kathryn, left this week for
Baltimore, where the girls VIII resume
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him upon his success in having made
fiattertng connections with the &C
counting firm Of Sylerand, Ross Bros.
& Montgomery, Of New York city,
where he IS now pleasantly establish
ed.
With the shutting dow OF the plan =
ing mill on Thursday ali operation or
the Southport Lurn Der Company's plant
at this place ceased. The saw mill
closed down last month.
Miss Ruse Of Atlanta viii arrive
some time this month tc make her an
uual visit at the home OF her brother,
Mr.. f. NJ. Ruse
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Mrs Lewis was accompanied home by
Mrs. Paul Long, who will be her guest
for several weeks.
Mr.. NJ. p. Metcalf, wife and son Of
Altha, were visitors to the city yester-
day. Mr.. Metcalf hos recently moved
to Altha, where he will conduct a big
farm and do a general supply bust
ness
Mr.. Mention Walton. Of New York,
who has been spending a few days in
the city with his cousin, Mrs. B. H
Dickson, left Monday afternoon for a
short stay in North Carolina
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pleased to know that she has so far
recovered as to be able to return
to Atmore, with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccoy, who were with her dur
ing her illness.
Miss Eva Waters spent the mid
winter holidays at home.
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