The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-01
CITY BRIEFS


dies Benevolent Society of Temple
Beth Ell will be held at the temple this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Assistant District Attorney Earle
Hoffman returned yesterday from Tai
lahassee where he went for a hearing.
&C. r. Burgoyne continues criti-
cally i'll at his residence, 236 West
Garden street.
u. S. District Attorney John L.
Neeley has returned from Mariana.
Pensacola families who are vio-
lating the state law prohibiting the
keeping of hogs on their premises will
be brought to time by the State Board
of Health. Sanitary Patrolman Joseph
A. Hicks said yesterday that he would
insist that the law be observed.
Emma Lou White was fined $25
and costs yesterday by Judge Jones
in the court of record. The charge to
which the woman pleaded guilty was
aggravated assaul.. Sentence was de-
ferred in the case of G.. z. Macarthur,
tie youth who stole a motor cycle last
Sunday from West Government
street rental station.
Ellis Hobby was brought to the
county Jail yesterday and locked up
on charge Of breaking ana entering
The youth is alleged to have broken
al Moline and to have appropriated I'll
OF the cash in sight.
Sheriff barvcll, Of Santa Rosa
county, was a visitor in the city yes
terday and conferred with Sheriff Van
Pelt on business matters.
-"Bill' Naples, of Crestview, we'll
known Florida newspaper man, some
times legislator, always loyal citizen
and at present a devoted booster for
Pensacola as the logical site for hold
ing the Florida Purchase Centennial
in 1922. and who in addition - his
other duties in connection with pub
fishing a real live weekly newspaper
and promoting the interests generally
of his locality, finds time to be oil
inspector for this section of the state.
is spending some time in the city in
looking after the duties of his office.
School books are beginning to. ar
rive in quantity, according to Walter
G. Porter, school book distributor.
The high school books are all here
and most of the books for the higher
grades Assurances have been re-
ceived that the books for the lower
grades will arrive shortly.
A meeting of all Confederate Vet
Grams who intend to go to the Atlanta
reunion is desired at the Bivouac on
Friday afternoon at o'clock
Mrs. Mallory Kennedy, executive
secretary of the Pensacola branch of
the Home Service section, American
Red Cross, left Monday night for At
1anta, where she will represent Pen
sacola at the conference of home SER
vice secretaries, converting in that city.
About fifty secretaries are expected
to be present. After the meeting of
Red Cross executives, Mrs. Kennedy
will visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph c.
Logan. before returning to Pensacola.
Mr.. r. j. Rodgers has left for his
home at Kingstree, S. c., after de-
lightful visit with friends in Pensacola.
Mr.. Rodgers has just recently return
ed from service overseas after having
been honorably discharged. He was
on the u. S. S. Zeppelin.
1t is announced that there VIII be
a meeting of the Parent-Teachers
Association of the n. b. Cook school
Wednesday afternoon at 2:45 O'Clock
at the school.
The jury in the court of record has
awarded damages in the sum of $500
to Cora s. Waterman as a result OF
a suit against Ransom Atwell, trad
ing as the Gulf Transfer Company.
The plaintiff alleged that the transfer
company dropped a trunk containing
valuable garments in a puddle of water
and as a consequence the garments
were ruined. Attorney William Fish
err appeared as counsel for the plaintiff
and Mr.. AtweIl was represented by
Attorney w. l.. Zachery.
Friends of Marshall Robertson re-
greet to learn that he is confined at
his home by illness
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rehfeld leave
tonight for Miami where Mr. Rehfield
will take charge of the East Coast de-
partment of the Gulf Life and Accident
Insurance Company. He will travel
from St. Augustine to Miami with
headquarters in the latter city