The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06

| Walker and Black store here, spent
| Sunday at Lamont. with his family.
Miss Harriet Sheppard. who is Wis
| iting Tallahassee in the interest OF
the American Red Cross, is stopping
| at the residence of Mrs. n. NJ. Bowen,
on North Calhoun street.
Mrs w. A. McRae and sons return
| this week from a visit OF several
weeks to Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker
! in Georgia.
Hall Parker, of Iamonia, was a BUSH
ness visitor to the city last Saturday
Miss Eloise McGriff, of DeLand, is
| visiting her mother here, having been
called home on account of the illness
| and death Of Mrs. Susan z. McGriff,
her grandmother.
Miss Harriet Harvin, of Houston,
| Texas, is visiting relatives in the city.
DIR. l. Lyons spent Saturday in
Meridian on business.
Mrs E. T. Davis and Miss Alex
ander spent Sunday in Jacksonville,
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Berry will leave
Tallahassee, July 10, for Cooper, Tex,
where they will reside in the future.
A pleasant picnic party spending
the day at the Lake Bradford Country
Club last Thursday consisted of Mrs.
y. W. l(eMlIly anu SONS, MIS- IL.
DeMilly and sons. and Mrs. John Nc
Kendrick and family, of Miami.
Charles Peterman has returned from
visit to his parents in Paiatka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Marietta have re-
turned from a visit of several days in
Jacksonville
Mrs. Nathaniel Brewer and Miss
I Eleanor Brewer left Saturday for
| Massachusetts, where they will spend
the summer with relatives.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gates and fam
| lily have returned from Kentucky.
| where Mr.. Gates has been working
for several months in the oil fields.
| /. NJ. McAlpin, assistant scout mas
| ter, led a party of Boy Scouts of
! Troop No. 2, on an overnight hike to
Lake Bradford last week.
| Mrs. A. E. Confer and daughter,
| after spending two days in this city
! left Friday for River Junction, where
| they will visit for a few days before
returning to their home in Apalach-
| icola.
j. I. Williams. reading clerk of the
senate at the recent session of the
legislature, and who resides at Pana-
ma City. was in Tallahassee Saturday
on business
Mrs. Patrick Houston, who has
spent the winter with her daughters,
Mrs. Perry G. Wall and Mrs. George
F. Raney, in Tampa, is now here with
her son, Hon. J. p. s. Houston.
Kenneth MACEDONIAN, of Quincy,
spent Sunday in the city.
Master Joe Milton Roberts, Of Jack
sonville, is visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton A. Smith.
Mr.. Wallace Allen, Of Quincy, was
a Sunday visitor in Tallahassee.
Captain Charles Trammell, of the
judge advocate generals office at
Washington. passed through the city
Sunday and stopped over to visit his
brother Hon. Worth w. Trammel.
Mr.. S. May Walker spent Sunday at
Pablo Beach.
Mr.. J. D. Hopkins spent Sunday in |
Jacksonville. |
Miss F'lossie Myers and Miss Emma |
Myers spent Sunday in Jacksonville |
with friends.
Mrs. Jessie Thompson has returned
home after a visit of several days to
Perry.
DR.. Guy H. Smith, a recent dental
graduate of the University of Mary
land, after visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton A. Smith. left Tues
day for Jacksonville, where he will
practice his profession with DR.. Tay
lor.
j. E. Walker and F. w. Reams, of
Aucilla, spent Sunday in Tallahassee.
Rev. ]. Dean Adcock left Sunday
afternoon for Lamont, where he be-
gins series Of meeting in connection
with a UNCONVENTIONAL education pro- II
gram. He will visit several points
in the county before his return. On
Sunday evening, during his absence |
DR. W. @. Dodd, of the Florida State |
College for Women faculty filled his i