The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-07

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Circuit Judge A. q. Campbell. Of
DeFuniak Springs. u spending : short
time at Franklin. N. c. =
Mra starks, wife Of General Man.
ager starlxs. OF the L. 4 n. r. r..
and children are In Pensacola
Peter vendenburg. owner of large
milling interests at yendenburg, Ala,
is in town on . business trip.
Clarence J. Stokes left last night for
Baltimore, where he will undergo an
operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital
for ear trouble.
Mrs. Corean Jordon. 1920 North
Baylen street. and Mrs. Leota Jordan
returned yesterday afternoon from q
visit to Asheville. N. C..
r. L. Leary, local Immigration Off
Ger. has been relieved for about three
weeks by s. b. Hopkins. and will take
a vacation. Mr.. Hopkins is from
Tampa.
William Abt, inspector in the local
customs service, has gone to st. An
drews for q stay Of about month to
relieve inspectors at that port. who
are enjoying vacations.
j. E. Wise. East Aragon street, was
bound over to the court of record yes
terday on three charges, in bond of
$3.50. after testimony had been SUBJ
mitted by his wife in connection with
alleged mistreatment
Charles Liberis. proprietor of a
Palafox street pool room, has been ar
rested by Constable Green on a charge
of allowing minors to frequent the
hail. He has given bond for appear
ance at preliminary hearing.
Extensive repairs are being made to
the hall Of the boiler makers and Ship
builders lodge on Palafox street. and
it is said that number OF offices
are to be installed, besides other inn
provements inside the building.
Tom Johnson. well known business
man, and one of the most successful
statesmen in Western Florida, accom-
panied by his daughter. Miss Bessie
Johnson. left Tuesday 70 ra visit with
friends in Birmingham.
The many friends of Sergeant C.
s. Cobb will be pleased to learn that
he has returned to his home near
Chumukla. after having served sew
Engineers, A. E. F., in France.
Mrs. William d. Jellxs, wife Of form
er Governor Jelks, of Alabama. is at
the San Carlos with a party of rela-
tives who will spend some time at
the up-sound resorts. In the party
are III. r. Shorter, Miss Lulu A. Fin
lay, Edward and William Conner and
Ned Geist, all of alabama.
After seeing active service in
France for the past 20 months, +. T.
Dreher has returned to Pensacola and
is again associated with the John
White Store. Mr.. Dreher was one of
the first to enlist from Pensacola
when the United States declared war
and fought in many sectors.
Wade White, Jack Lindsay, /. j. |
Skinner and Charles Colworth, who
were arrested by Police Lieut.. Nc
Clure the result of a general rough |
house on North Devilliers street, were |
arraigned before Recorder Morey yes
tcrday morning. Two were given the |
benefit of suspended collection Of |
fines.
An order was issued yesterday by /
Judge W. b. Sheppard Diminishing a |
bill of complaint made by George |
Bruce against the Bruce Drydock |
company. E. F.. Bruce and w. "A. Wat
son. The complainant sought to re- |
cover share OF the property. claim
ing that in division of the assets |
he had not received an equal share.
Will Donahoo and John Tooth,
white residents of Brent, appeared /
in the justice OF the peace court
yesterday as the result Of both parties |
having drawn guns in a recent dis
pute over the removal of q box of |
tools which had been left at Tooth's I
house. The case will be settled in
the court of record.
The county's concrete bridge and I
draw spanning Bayou Chico has been
and will probably be open
for traffic by Friday. The Scherzer
and Lift Bridge company has
notified County Commissioner Solder
lind. chairman of the COMMITTEES, that
the bridge has been finished and Is
in readiness for the final inspection.