The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-16
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/ wausau, March il-The W. o. w
boys met in large numbers here Sat
ur<iay night and from the broad smile
noted On County Commissioner Sim
mons taco there must have been some
thing new on the program.
/ Rev. Fred Hawk came down from
Chapley Saturday and preached 60 a
large congregation here Sunday morn
ang.
| c. A. Grnsos was In town Saturday
limring from a somersault he had
with a wild mule. MT. Grubos is fast
opening up q two hundred acre farm
out west OF town, which wiz be one
Of the largest farms In this county.
NJ. L. Peel. progressive merchant
OF Orange Fiji, was q caller here Mon
day while en- route to the county CAPT
tai.
Mike Waters OF the Dsadnang SEQ
ton. was shopping and transacting
other business here Wednesday.
John B. Glen Of Chipiey visited his
aunt. Mrs. NJ. Glen, OF this place one
day the past week.
M G<NSL4tts q kWO11lLfSAS IuAa
OF Everitts station, was q business
caller for q few hours Monday.
Note McF'atter. a good farmer west
OF town, was shopping and doing other
errands through here Wednesday.
A r. Wells was down from Chtpley
delivering guano to his many patrons
through here the past week.
John Barnett and NJ L. Spinks made
- flying trip over to DeFunaak Tues
day OF the past week
W. S. Jones, q good farmer west OF
town, and by the way, Uncle Sans
crop correspondent for this section was
a business caller Wednesday.
Our new tcwnsn1an. w. J. Chance.
spent the DAY between pair Of Geor-
gia ratchet plow handles Thursday,
but there seemed TO be more 'geedng
and having than ploughfng.
Rev. w. D. Owens OF Sedan WAS O.
pleasant caller for n few hours Mon
day.
Alton Davis a prominent ycurg
man OF near Sexton, was q business
caller Monday.
Mr.. and ndrz Joseph wachpb. an
aged couple OF White Oak, were shop
ping and transacting other business
herea Monday.
T. L. Daniels OF Bradford ssceaon
was q bus1ness caller foe few hours
the past week.
W. L Talier Of TiIier q Son made |
q business trip to Holmes valley Fri
day.
Mr.. Prnpfry OF Southport Yves de-
iverfng orange trees through this Sec |
tion Saturday. His trese seemed to |
be nice ones and met with ready sale. |
Many were the jolly couples that |
wended their way out Of town Setur-
day night 20 the attractive home u |
Mr.. and HRS. Z. J. WILCOX and were |
rewarded by q very pleasant evening |
One Of the features OF wtach was a /
musical program The young folks |
from here were caaperoned By Uncle |
ed T9iler OF this place end his daugh- |
ter. Mrs. Bette Simmons Of Valley /
Town Mont, who To- here on visit.
The first Of March seemed 20 be the |
Beginning Of the real new year on
the farm, and farmers through hsre
have made good this week
b. +. McKetthen. good farraer OF
Holmes Valley. candidate for county
commissioners from this distrsct was
here Friday s1saking handa with his
friends and making new ones He has
tho distinction OF being the first can
didats to announce from this district
Wausau Witnessed . sad pasting Mon
day when Mrs Bette Simmons took
leave for her home IN valley Town.
Montana Mrs Simnons has hsen Wis., |
ting her father. Uncle I'd TtIler, OF
this place. and other relatives and
friends for over three montha ana any
one witnessing her DEPARTURE Monday
and noting the numerous moist eyes
could easily see how strogly those /,
bands OF love and friendship can be-
come knit.