The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-13
Personal Mention

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Miss Alice p. Pritchard leaves to-
! morrow for Tallahassee, Fla, to at
| tend the summer session of the Wom-
ans College.
A wire from r. J. Brewton reports
| that he arrived in Oklahoma safely
after being in a train wreck in Kan
+, sas and that he is having fine luck.
another one of his wells having come
| in. The wire states that he has good
news for Pensacolians when he re-
! turns to Pensacola, which will be
the first of next week.
Leo A. Waters, of the War Camp
Community Service, wishes to meet
| the children east of Palafox and south
of Garden streets, the Armory
| hall on Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Eugene Palmer, who has been with
| the army of occupation in Germany,
for some months and who received
his discharge from Camp Jackson sew
eraI days ago, has arrived home on
a visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. V. Palmer, 521 East Zaragossa
street. Mr.. Palmer has served in the
army for the past fourteen months.
Mrs. c. w. ThacIer and children are
spending a few weeks visiting in Gin
cinnati.
The case of the Perfection Laundry
VS. r. c. Merritt, which was taken
under Amusement Wednesday night
by Judge c. Moreno Jones, was dis
posed of by him yesterday when he
announced that the application of the
plaintiff for an injunction was denied.
A fire started in a clothes closet at
sos w Strong street, yesterday at
1:20 p. m, in a dwelling owned by
the Fisher Agency and occupied by
Mrs. Fuller, according to the records
of the fire department. Mrs. Fuller's
clothes were burned, but there was
no damage to the building.
Cleveland Henderson. vice presi-
dent of the Marine Lumber company,
of Mobile, spent yesterday in the city.
NJ J. Savelle, manager of the HIN
man Lumber company, of Bluff
Springs spent StpN~AN'S~S 49,
on business.
Bonnie Bernstein, better known as
Red" the we'll known newsboy; o.
e. I.arcom and Charlie Febro, three
energetic young Pensacola men, are
now in Detroit, Mich, on their tour
throughout the United States. They
expect to be in California in few
weeks. Their motto is to boost Pen
sacola from coast to coast.
Friends of Mrs. ]. r. Carroll, who
recently underwent an operation at
the Pensacola hospital. will be glad
to learn that she has returned 10 her
home. 7O4 East Wright street. where
she is continuing TO rapidly improve.
w. B. Townley, U. 5. A., of the
Rainhow Division, just arrived from
overseas, has returned to his home
in Muscogee. after visiting for short
time in Pensacola as the guest or
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Carroll and other
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J.. Hecker, of
Century, Fla. stopped in Pensacola
Yesterday enroute on motoring trip
to Northern Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Human, OF
Century, Fla, are spending about ten
days in the city with friends before
going to Rapids City, South Dakota
to make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Reinschmlot'
three children and nurse, left yester-
day morning for Quitman, Ga, where
they will spend several weeks visit
ing as the guests of Mr. Reinscrmidt
parents. They are making the trip
through Alabama and Georgia in their
car.
Mrs. Z. l. Bush and little daughter,
Harriet, of Lake Charles, La. ana
Sergeant Ernest Carbine. u = A.
who has recently returned 10 the Ohl
ted states from overseas service ana
is now stationed at Mitchell Fleias'
Long Island, n. Y. and his cnuH'
SArgeant Peter Scott, who is also sta
rioned at Mitchell Fields. are welcome |
guests being entertained at the nome |
If ". I. Carbine and family, on West |
Ceryantes street. Miss Virginia Car
bine. who has been attending schooi |