The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-25
WAUSAU.

Wausau, fla. Jan. 24.--Miss Susie
Horne came home from Chipley Sat-
urday where she has been attending
school, returning Sunday.
Mrs. w. s. Jones. accompanied by
Miss Dovie and Master Cola, were in
the city Sunday. the guest Of her son
Curtis Jones.
ID. NJ Martin left Sunday evening
via Chipiey for Jacksonville. to attend
the Grand Lodge F. & A. M. which
convenes In that city this week be-
ginning Tuesday the 18th. He will
represent the Wausau lodge.
Mr.. willis Williams OF near Vernon.
was in the city Saturday the guest OF
his nephew J. L. williams.
Uncle Tom King with head quarters
at Mariana, came in Saturday and
mingled with the merchants of this
place. Uncle Tom makes this place
twice a month. and Is favorite with
all our MERCHANTS and business men.
Mr.. Gtiss WEIGH Of the Bradford
section, was a business caiie- f. a few
hours Saturday.
There has been something over so
bales of cotton shipped from here this
season, and II continues to move in.
Mr.. Ed Creal OF Bombay, was tram
sacting business through here one day
this week.
A. d. vernum formerly of Southport
has moved back to his farm near here
and IL erecting for himself a nice
house.
]. J. Johns. Of this place has just
finished setting one acre in cabbage
plants, and they are looking fine.
A. /. Miller. a good farmer Of Pine
Log section was q business caller one
day the past week.
Mr.. T. L. Daniel. formerly progress
sive Naval Stores Operator Of Compass
Lake, has bought the Myers farm near
here. thus adding to the population
Of this section one moie good man.
DIR. Miller, prominent physician of
Vernon was business caller one day
the past week.
Notwithstanding the rainy day, a
largo crowd of w. o. W. boys congre-
gated here Sunday morning prepare
tory to unwilling a monument at the
Hard Labor cemetery, to the memory
Of the late d. ". Sapp.
e. M. Fender, of Sedan, shipped
something over 400 pecan trees from
here the past week. Those trees were
budded and grown on the Owens nur-
sery near her, and were all nice trees.
Editor Wilson. Of the Verdict was
mingling with friends here one day
the past week. -
We notice from the last issue of the
Banner, that County Supt. Horne came
up from Vernon via Wausau. Wrong!
Mr.. Horne has bought some handsome
property In our city and is now a
full fiedged Wausauite.
The people Of Wausau and certain
territory surrounding here showed their
progressiveness Tuesday the 18th inst,
by voting a special tax school district.
The proposition carried by a large ma
jority, and the maximum of three mills
will be authorized levied and collected
for the use 10 the district.
Ex-County Supt. B. F. Gamer, who
has been teaching at Cook in Bay
county is back home again.
Johnnie walsingham Of Lynn Haven
came in home Friday and will spend
a few days with home-folks.
J. +. Barrow, merchant and farmer of
Sexton, was business caller one or
two days the past week.
]. l. Williamson, formerly railway
agent at this place made a business
trip to Southport and other bay points
the past week.
Mrs. Crayton Tiller. Of Tiller, Fla,
was in wausau Friday the guest Of
her son, DR.. o. B. Tiller.
Rev. E. ]. Syfrett, of near Duncan.
was a business caller one day the past
week.
ID. u Sirmon, of Riverside was in our
city Saturday. Mr.. Sirmon has con-
tracts for several thousand cross ties,
and is making arrangements to put
a large bunch OF hands In the woods
neor here.
Anothe piece of nice property has
changed hands here Saturday, and is
to be improved right away. :,
Chas. S. Melvin, formerly of Vernon.
is now Wausauite, thus making Wau-