The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-15

the Knox Presbyterian church today
and while the Rev. w. e. McIlwain
is on vacation he will hold services
alternately between the two churches
delivering a sermon at one in the
morning and at the other in the eve
ming.
The steamer West Hartgrave ar
rived in this port yesterday afternoon
from Norfolk. The steamer will take
on a cargo of cotton at this port. The
West Hargrave missed the worst of
the storm in the gulf and her skipped
reports that no serious tfouble was
encountered.
The traffic on the Bay shore line
was not resumed yesterday. DUE to-
high water in Bayou Grande car serv-
ice has been INTERRUPTED on the Bay
shore line for several days. Mails
are still being. transferred by trucks
between the naval station and the
city.
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Mrs. Frank. Marston and Miss Flor
ence Marston are at home after three
and half months spent in North
Carolina at Hendersonville, AshevilIe
and Waynesville.
Lieut.. Oliver Marston is now sta
toned at Paris
DR.. III. M. Ginsberg is taking a short.
vacation in the North. He will return
in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Nee of 1908
West Garden street announce the
birth of "a son who will bear the name
of Thomas Francis.
Sol Calm. and his son, Kenneth
Calm, have returned from Hotel Cor
don' Waynesvil!e, n. c., where they
spent the past three months.
f. G. Carter, of the Carter Broker
age Company, has returned from a
business trip to New Orleans.
Mrs. Kelly Harbeson and Miss Besc.
Harbeson, of DeF'uniak, are at the
San Carlos.
w S. shipley, of Marina, is spend
ing short time in Pensacola.
Mrs III. L. Graham. of Pace, is in
town Tor the weekend. :.
Nimrod Mcguire. of DeFuniak. is
registered at the Can Carlos.
Miss G. F. Carraway, of Columbia
ana Miss Grace Reid. of Knoxville
ienn.' are visiting in Pensacola.
sclaude Kugelman leaves wednes-
day FOR Nashville where he will enter
Vanderbilt University.
Claiming alleged defalcation or
character, Frank Anderson. a seaman
iiied suit in the federal court for dan,.
ages to the amount of $40, 900 against
rage d Jones, steamship agents and
brokers', of Mobile.
:. Citizens living in the neiebborbooa
nave riied a petition for extension Of
the water mains on North TweIsth
avenue from 18th to 23rd streets with
: the board OF city commissioners.
=. r. Durgin, of Palmyra, n. V ,s
at the San Carlos.
Friends of Mr.. George. IS. Rober,s
VIII regret to learn that he is agai,
oohIined to the Pensacola hosnitai &C
the result of recent illness.
Francis Thigpen, son of DIR ana NJ.
FRANK Thigpen, of Montgomery. ;s re
ported as improving after having been
oriIleaiy III with typhoid fever friends
III PENSACOLA viii be glad to learn.
Friends of C. p. o. George s. steel
man. Z. s N. will regret to learn that
ne is confined for two weeks at the
base hospital at the navy yard after a
recent accident to his eyes.
W. f. Yoggerst, u. s. N. arrived
IN the city yesterday morning from
New Orleans to visit for several days
with friends. Mr.. Yoggerst was form
eriy stationed here but has been on
duty at New Orleans, Texas. Arkansas
louisiana and Oklahoma.
Mrs. Laura Creary and daughter.
Mary Erma, of DeFuniak returns home
Tuesday after short visit in Pen
sacola as the guest of Mrs. Creary's
mother, Mrs. John G.. Wood. Mrs.
Creary is private secretary to the
president of Palmer college
DIR. Mary Moves has returned to the
city after a several months stay in
Michigan and Illinois