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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
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@oibington Dem Ste Sum-. Tre-
iioent Wilion bar paa General Eer.
ibings aitbefaling benaaoet Ibilip
Sobn, Menig | 109be Snfanterire-
gimcnt, 2Soe 9iriiiou, Der al en-
&rigsret Dor oemt til Osben forat
babe beierteret unber Slb, meo
JGngIel for ct Sibsrum al ii Mar.
@eneraIen baierebe fin @~nbefaling
paa Solbatens l1ngoom, ioet ban
blot bar 10 Iar, oa ban bperpeoe Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
Wy miuionforporation.

Nem Yorf oen CITE SUM-. Cant
meniIutnlngen at ~otte %uaibpnsige
Tacfinebule meo en- @runbfapital
pao $165, 1000 % meo Sorgre-
ringer / Canada % ltolanbet funb.
giorbes ibag.
s. e. SutpfinIon al Yacfingfir-
maet 8ilion % 60. niI bli Sen npe
Corporations Br9iioent. Napnene
paa be iammenilutteOe Sirmaer er
life ppgipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
Qipiranter til
Kriesifolen.

@aibington BEN 6te sunni. S. s.
@arneS fra 8opalton, Minn., og
SonaIo Bonner fra Sauf Center,
Winn., bIep ioag af Meprpierttant
anuoien inoitiaeoe til Sptaeelie peo
&rissifulen / @eit Yoint. Smtrent
lamtioig CT Der. &nlio Jon at Marine-
bepnrtementet blepet unoerrettet ON,
at s. @. SctpaG fra Grosbp bar be-
itaaet SptagelieSerumen oeo Sig.
frigsIfolen / MnnapoIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10

@Icnfpoob, Dtim,., for at beisec
Ydis @olans SorpIore, Wr. %
Wtrs. y. G.@oaon.
- Nils Silou Noffcil ppcruGrcoe
Observation-Disclosures peb gu
tbcr gcnbemp / hilbert Sea iioitc
llae.
E~rofcslor 6. Sopc fra 2utbcr
Sen1inar boIbt Ssrbag Giten 9oc.
coluurcatprpoifen / Spnobefirfen
Tor Ell itor SoriarnIine.
Wiii9 Glo Naniep fonn iiolte
Srsbog tiIbaee ira @aibinaton, ..
g., bonr bun bar tilbrogt nogle
Wnaneber hos Ell Santc.
Wir. og Wrs. $. u. Giigen bar
mootoaet llnoerrctning ON, at bcrcS
Cater, MrS. Otto Sobnlon, Sblen,
Wfinn., bar fadet en- Serl.
- TitIei 4noerion, lom bor pGrct
/ Irnteen ct 9lar eIer mere, fonr for
en- llgeS Sib iiben tiIbage eiter at
babe iaoet fin Iflfeo i Camp Grant,
SQlnois.
ARr. og Mrs. g. %. WcSbcim
iom Ell 3io bar beisgt Slrgtniu9er
her eiter Mr, NesbeintS &icnlfontit
ira 5ronfrige, rciite iorrigc llge til
bogc til minneapolis.
- WrS. Wm. Siittlc fra 6lorton,
q. Gof,, iom / DC TO iioitc Maoneoer
bar npbolot iig Der for at plcic lin
Wooer, aios0c Gbriltine Hcsbeim,
reiite bicn / iorri9e llge.
~ Nonfen Saofenion, iom rit be
itprer Ell Notwithstanding / Solpler,
Ga, bar / Ssuoogs / @pcn pon Ne-
ipg hos i'm Wober, Mir3. NJ. @oofcn-
ion, leoiaact al en- &cn, Wr. Nailnl-
gorten.
Wir5. 6. 90. Olaficu (Nilbo
mootog Der ON Gogen Sele-
gram ON, at benbeS Dtano bar Inf
fellg % bel anfonlmet til Nemport
Nem6 ira Sranfrige, boor ban Ell
Iio bar tlenitgiort / SGren.
- &or Gcprnientant / SegiSlatu
rem, Nopofat &, 5. @oof, taltc / ito
tic Wteoe al Spmrnforcningen boS
% WtrS. ScebulS ON Neiltls
taterlle al liolte 2egi5lotiiricalion her
Stnten % ircnlbrog mango inter
2rGf al inc %erioriuger /
Sopcoitao.
Nliglit aorSrilo, Sen al Wr.
% WtrS. Ole a~orHrib, fom lioite llge
bicm ira Grnnfrige. hpor ban bar
abort Glenelte / @Uren. aorsruoS
lnocn SON Wclpiu, lom bperpeoe Jig
lonI i%ripilig / Mpril 1917 er irem.
oelea / Sieneiten. Non bar tiIbragt
II Gel al be 70 Nar / Irisonu, men
II MI / Scrn@.
- Eoitor NJ. Gr. @icie bar no9-
e Sage opbolbt Jig / Gecorab ioct
)an foml BERTH ira Spnooemeoet /
hilbert Sea. San opInIer iorreitcL
ii ban life illbercr bcn me Spnooc,
Ifieut ban er Ell al Dem, ion life finn
be tilltemme "Sp9ier". Taitoren
bar MI ncolagt TreItegierningen og
liz ct Stem / Cambridge, Wi$.,
)Oor ban % bans &ultru pil tilbrill.
Ic lin Nloerbou. Srooa iine II
Mar (bnn or loot pau Salltcr / Gait
mart / 1922 er Eoitor g9icic peo
'lIlb lcgcmlig &Igcr og ulpnffet
'Iunoatrnit og lom fsr ungbomme.
Ia intcreaIcrct | alt mlilia / % uoerr
.pr ScoIogicn. Set or iaar iemti 9lar,
j0cn ban begDnotc i'm prclteIi9c 70
ioet ban hlcu tcoloQilf SIAN
>ioai pcb Goncoroia Seminar / ct.
>ouia / 1869. Sans iorrige Wicnig.
leo / Zane Gollntp ieircr iaar 10.
loralubiIUum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10

Spectclt @obtfigb. 200 Gcres
- al ferieflasies Soma 9anb, belisaenbe
fem Wtl fra Nortbfielo, tire Wtil fra en- @p
o9 fire ira Ell anben. Sper stcre oprtbor.
Sortrinlise Spsniu9er. Opsisr l fe Sfto.
Der, og TebsfaIb I Samiliem @arfaa til at
oenne fortrinlise Sarm fattes paa Marfebet.
pris S160 pr. Acre Iiberale IiIfaar. Geles
grafer eler t%ilifrip CHARLES 6. Bort Qauo &
sSnpeitment 60, Bridge Square, Tortbfielo,
Miuneiotu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
0tnctte RnaIitct
faaes bus Irel 0crntanten,
Waion Http, Sopa. 0o9te, soc
pr. Yuno. SaIteoc, soc pr. Vuuo.
BcrfenbeS oVcr alt | xtateu Roma.
Varme | yentra(e
Wtnueiota.

en 154 aeres Surm, az Mil fra Reuis,
pep oopebuei, meb 3elefon, befpemt til
Stole, lt9e ct at be bebite norife SettIes
ment, pent beligaenbe 0anb meb beoite Soros
pump, lt99enbe inb til COB ititeris Snbiip;
gar Y~aailn9sbuS meb 9 T9relier oa Vdies
lmsnt lamt "Sarn". Grainerp, Scniebus.
wtaltlnlfnr, griiebus, Corn Crib, aob
Sreno 40 acreS inosieroet. omtrins 40
@eres aser. 10 acres Sfos inbbefattenbe
en- patter Sfogluno runbt Spsninserue =
o. Nelten tan l9gseS uuber Yloseu. Yris
S4O, pr. acre, $500 fontant eIer goubs,
@elten paa Senitano til 8 9roceut. gette
er Ell COB Iib at le paa ealb; TOM berior
Lrar % e ielp. Sfrip oafaa efter Dor
goottlebsliiie, ba ri bar flere sobe @oots
fob.
State Bank of Nevis,
Nevis, Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
4 Mcres / 8uttinau Gpuntn.

~ WNtC0 OUIIIItUU VUUUIU,
WV n9r Vp, $50 acres 6pebe, so Ncres
Sapre., $50 acres SIar, 100 aeres inboirr.
bet for Sapnesans; COB 8renb. sIt fan
bprtes. $31 pr. Ncre. TieroebeIs gpIiua
til 8isberen; S6592 1fpIbes Stateu til s
Yroeent, $l64S bpert 5 alor $4,000 f%ortant.
Neiten $1,000 aarlis til 8 Irocent. Ser er
er en- ubmerfet Sanbel for en- Wan6 meb
Iibt pense. Sfrip til os ON bette. Soboiou
Nealtp So, Sarge, 81. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10

StNalgS.- @n gub &part 2anb
/ bebite Vart al Wiuiams gouutp.
Sfanbinapiif Settlement; 1870 Gcres uuber
Uprfnins. Geiten tan ogiaa breftes alt iubs
aierbet; grpuo % nosle fmaa Sule; II
Wil til gp. 8an ielses meo babe al @ps
linsen ON snitss. 3iIifrip s. arneiou,
g8beelod, q. Dat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
Snfcs, Siueie, 3tljalas|
90 Gfterippr9iel.
Nevis, Minnesota.

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! fnfter &c pr. Orb, 9iaun us Mbresie tberce. \
! net, fpr bper Sang. Mperttsiementer iub. !
\ tageS lite for ninore enb so Cents. Veuae !
unaa mfrapiselig mebfsIge aae yeftntnaer, I
Set Ipnner tg lite at bugfpre faa imas !
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10
Stanoimaner, ium pn1ter fla

- 9ano | ct paffert lntberlt Excitement.
anmooes at itrioe til unbertesnebe, Iom pii
9tpe Splpsninger ont Tarme Der er for Sa(o.
ubmertet eano fra $3.50 til $500 pr. Mcre.
.. 6. Or. Sabren, @ranb Meabom.
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msene @eir.

O. Torcncoc Siaters Teirbureoi,
mchbcIcr ieIacrbe on Seirct / Sios.
riitninct 9oc til "a meb 14oe Stunt:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair with nearly normal
temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10

gu Oplpsning.- Saaoanne lum
- t9nfer at flptte til Rortbfielb, Minn.,
for at benptte fig al SfoIerne bet fommenbe
Nar, bpr inarett mulis inofinbe fla for at
taa il9 Sns euer Softer til at bpsge paa.
Smoa Saru,e fan erboloes nu, men Ienere
ct bet tpipliomt. Sfrip eiter prislife.
Charles g. Bort 0anb g. S%npeitment So,
grib9e Square, Nortbfielb, Minn.
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st pel etobleret Wonntrp Store, beIissenbe
| ct 9amnelt norff Settlement | norbeitrs
Soma. 10 Wu ira Sevnbane. tilialss. Snh=
.brinssnbe Torretnins. Greamerp % SIadz
imithlbop lise peb. 30 norife Sirfsr. @il
belii iGlse til en- Stanbinap. 'Gecorab.
Vofen- %anpiier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10

StNalgS.-480 Ncres EXTRA flint
sanb, sooe Spsninser os Ianb; /
Sratu 90, %. @, 5 Wil fra gp. 9il blipe
lolst paa liberale @ilfaar os til meset rimes
Zig pris. s. g. @bams, Oecorab, Sona.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-10

Stial8S. - Sarm, $50 Mcres,
= az Mtl fra Sane nnoer gpsnins 20
9reaturer, 4 Selte, Milling % @ebitaber,
alt for IS 900; $4,000 fontant. S. 9unb,
SanrenS, Stleso Co., Tem Oort.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18
NAsHvILLE's SUFFRAGE FIRE
ENGINE BEARS MRS.
DUDLEYS NAME.

Nashville's suffrage fire engine has
been christened the Anne Dallas
Dudley for Mrs. Guilford Dudley, so
well known in Pensacola and through
out the state for her splendid work
for women, according to the Woman
Citizen.
The lines of dedication written for
the christening by Mrs. Clyde Shrop-
shire. offer such pretty compliment
to Mrs. Dudley that they are given
here:
Who speeds at dangers brgnung
flame?
Anne Dallas Dudley;
To have her home, her worthy aim;
Anne Dallas Dudley.
The. fire is OUT her slogans fame,
Just mark, twill ever be the same,
It's in the magic of the name,
Anne Dallas Dudley.
Who never falters in a race?
Anne Dallas Dudley.
Deliverance in her winsome face,
Anne Dallas Dudley.
Whene'er. where'er she sets the pace
It's apt to be the safest place.
OF suffrage. she's our southern aUv--
Anne Dallas Dudley.
BY any other name, we feel
Anne Dallas Dudley.
This trusty horse of iron and steel,
Anne Dallas Dudley,
Would scarcely have the same appeal,
Would scarcely show sufficient ZEAL
Or miracles of help reveal
Anne Dallas Dudley.
So here's to speed yc-; on your way,
Anne Dallas Dudley.
To save the life, to saye-the day,
Anne Dallas Dudley.
Your namesake never failed us yet;
That you won't fail We'll place our pet
Eternally we're in your debt,
Anne Dallas Dudley.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18

and Alice Freeman will serve ices
nodded in the form Of pink roses and
individual cakes decorated with rose
buds. Mr.. and Mrs. Briefly will play
and sing.
Mr.. Black and his bride will leave to-
night for a honeymoon trip to New
York, via Jacksonville, sailing on one
OF the Clyde line steamers. They will
also spend some time in Pennsylvania
where they will eventually make their
home.
Scores of friends are interested in
The marriage today. Miss Clark is
especially well known in musical cir
cles and has contributed largely to
entertainments for the church and
charity by her beautiful voice. Mr.
Black is a graduate of Pennsylvania
State University and was high school
instructor but has been on duty up
to a short time ago at the naval air
station in Pensacola where he held the
rank of chief petty officer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18

Mary McNamee weds Angelo Haley.
In F7renchy tones of pink and blue
the color scheme will be carried out
and surrounding the burning candles on
the church altar will be blossoms of
I the season to harmonic with the
gowns worn by the feminine members
of the bridal party.
Miss Eulalie Clark will be maid Of
honor, Marian Gardener flower girl and
Russell Scarritt best man. Miss Dim
pie Mcmillan and Gerald Quina will
sing and A. c. Reilly, assisted by
OBrien Motta, will furnish the instru-
mental music. The Rev. Father Fuller
ton performs the ceremony.
Mice McNamee will be gowned for
her wedding in q smart street costume
of blue silk jersey, worn with a small
blue hat. She will carry as her bou
quet pink hydrangea, showered with
sweet peas.
The youthful attendants frock is
pink organdy, completed with a sheaf
of turquoise blue rydrangea tied with
streamers of pink and blue tulle.
The flower girl will wear a crisp
white organdy dress and carry pink
sweet peas.
Congra tulations will be given the
bride and groom at a small reception
(which will be held at the home of Mr..
sIaIey's aunt, Mrs. NJ. L. Surgi, 81 West
Wright street. wedding trip to Mo
bile for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L.
Haley will follow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18
RED CROSS MAPS OUT JUNIOR
WORK FOR PENSACOLA
SCHOOL CHILDREN.

A call to service will be issued to
the children of the Pensacola public
schools by the Red Cross when they
meet in September to take up the
terms work.
Glasses and other forms of activf-
ties were mapped out yesterday for
the junior Red Cross and will be sub
mitted to the director, Miss Helen Car
ter. They embrace first aid work with
45 minutes periods and an equipment
of instruction outfits charts and text
books; nursing classes with a Red
Cross nurse to supplement the work
of the hygiene and home economics
teacher; relief work abroad which are
designed to develop an international
good will and understanding; commun-
ity activities which will be carried on
in connection with the home service
section of the parent chapter; manual
training, including the making of refu-
gee furniture to be sent to France and
Belgium with letters from the schools
making it; art, including the making
of posters setting forth the work of the
Junior Red Cross with prizes given for
the best; the work of raising money
for school fund, and assistance IN the
publication of The juniors magazine,
The Torch Bearer"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18
MARRIAGE OF MISS VIRGINIA
MERRITT AND j. HARRISON
SHEI nv


Miss Virginia Elizabeth Merritt viii
be quietly married to j. Harrison
Shelby, chief petty officer, u. S. navy,
this morning at 1880 o'clock, at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Clara
J. Merritt, of los East Gadsden street.
Only immediate relatives will make
up the wedding guests for the cere-
mony at which the Reverend Father
Cullen, assistant rector at St. Mich
aefs church, will be the celebrant.
The bride will wear for her we'd
ding a travelling suit of navy blue
tricollette, worn with a blue hat. COM
bined with taupe. Her flowers will
be a shower of daisies. sweet peas
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Laura Merritt, sister Of the
bride and one of her maids, will be
rgowned in blue beaded Georgette,
worn with a picture hat, and Mlss
EstelIe Bombay. also a bridesmaid,
will be costumed in silver cloth.
w J. Merritt viii give his sister in
marriage. George Sellars and Q. NJ.
Bachelor will act as groomsmen.
The wedding music will be in charge
of Mrs. H. L. Nelson and Miss Anita
Villar.
Mr. Shelby and his bride will go
to Los Angeles for visit of a month
to the formers relatives and will then
return to Pensacola until Mr.. Shelby
is transferred from the naval air
station to another post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18
MISS HANSEN BECOMES JUNE
POHLMANN.

One OF the 1ovIiest of the June brides
was Miss Petrea Hansen who last night
was married to Clark Edwin Pohlmann
at a wedding celebration solemnized at
$3.50 o'clock at the Evangelical Luth-
eran church.
Amid a scene of the utmost sim
p1icity the nuptial vows were made.
The effective interior of the church
needed no additional decoration
and the glistening white edifice fur
rished an artistice setting.
The Rev. J. +. w. Reinhardt. pastor
'of the church, was the officiating
clergyman and the music was furnish
ed by the organist, Ernest Reidel.
The bride wore a suit of navy blue
b1oth with a corsage of white sweet
peas and roses and a small, dark hat.
Afte rthe ceremony Mrs. H. t. Han
sen entertained the more intimate
friends of the two families at a gath
'ering held at her residence, Ill South
Reus street.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Pohlmann are making
their home at 1901 East Jackson street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18
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DAILY THOUGHT, :
Holding that torch, unerring <
find her way. )
Mary Carolyn Davies. &
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KRRzRaaazag aKgs
SIMPLE CEREMONY WILL UNITE
MISS CT ARk AND MR al ACk

mtSS OE4AHh AND w X. BLAGh.
Miss Lillian Merritt Clark, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sarah c. Clark, will be-
come the bride of Bennett Lloyd Black,
of Pennsylvania, this afternoon at a
quiet ceremony celebrated at the First
Methodist church at four o'clock.
The idea of summer will be carried
out in the utmost simplicity and pink
and white color scheme will be de-
veloped in the church decorations and
also at the family residence, 2'West
Gregory street, where an informal re-
ception will follow the ceremony. Tho
wedding guests will be limited to so
intimate friends.
The Rev. I. w. Chalker, pastor Of
the church, will perform the ceremony
and there will be no attendants with
the single exception of little Bob
ChaIl1er who will be ring bearer. Miss
Alice Freeman and Miss Lulu Thames,
girl friends of the bride. will act as
ushers. Jack Clark gives his sister
in marriage. At the church doors
John Chall1er and Roscoe Dunbar will
receive the cards.
The music will be a particularly
beautiful feature of the marriage. Mrs.
Leo Fabsinski will play the process
sional and occasional and just before
the nuptisI vows are plighted Mrs.
Nita Osborn Benn will sing Ashford's
welded" She will also render soft
ly during the ceremony a marriage
hymn, THAT Voice Breathed Der
Eden" BY Samuel P. Warren.
Gowns worn at the church will fur
Their carry out the idea of summer and
will be particularly effective against a
BACKGROUND of pink hydrangea, palms.
ferns and southern smiIax with which
the altar will be banked. The brides
costume is of white georgette over
satin lavishly embroidered, and will
he worn with a broad train. a sweep
ing veil OF illusion, garlanded with
orange blossoms and a bouquet Of
white rosebuds showered with swan
scLa.
Hiss Freeman and Miss Thames will
wear flesh colored georgette frocks,
white hats with streamers in a deli
cate shade of pink and corsages of
Killarney roses. Mrs. Fabsinski and
Mrs. Benn will wear white and pink
gowns to further carry out the gen.
eral color development.
The small ring bearer will wear
white tackles suit and carry two
symbols for a double ring ceremony on
a white satin pillow.
For the reception the color scheme
at the church will be repeated. Pink
hydrangea, oleanders and native green
cry will be lavishly used. Mrs. CLARK
win be assisted in receiving by Mrs.
B. r. Simmons and Mrs. I. w. Chalker.
From a flawer- garlanded bowl punch
will be dipped by Mrs. Franklin Cook
and Mrs. G. S. Brierley. Misses Annie
May and Johnnie Hall, Lulu Thames
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18
MISSIONARY WORKERS HOLD
PROGRAM MEETING.

Missionary workers of the First Bap-
'tist church held a program meeting
Monday afternoon at the church, under
the direction of Circle Mum . Three
The following were the numbers
given:
Scripture reading-NTrs. John Pace.
Prayer-Mrs. Fred Jones.
Song. Il Love Thy Kingdom, Lord
Subject of discussion, christian
Education and the Kingdom"
Defining the subject-NIrs. j. A. Ans
ley.
Historical beginnings-Mrs. w. w.
Whitfield.
Our UNCONVENTIONAL Schools-NIrs. S.
u. Sampey.
Vocal solo-AIrs. Leo Pou.
Education Essential to Progress
Christian Education the Better Part
Mrs. Z. d. Beggs.
Jesus the Great Teacher-Mrs. Pace
Song-"We Will Work Till Jesus
Comes"
Closing prayer-Mrs. Sampey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18
LIB
DANCE.

Society danced last night at the San
Carlos auditorium for the benefit of
the Pensacola Library Association.
Both the young and elder members
of the dancing set were in attend
ance.
Patronesses for the evening were.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. E. Quina, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Scott, Mrs Marie Coving-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. John s. Beard Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Partridge, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Gale Quina, Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. John a.
Merritt, Judge and Mrs. John C.
Avery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18

Miss Beatrice Howe. who recent!
graduated from the Warrenton countr!
school in Warrenton, Virginia, will gC
to California this summer for a wish
to relatives in San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18
MOVIE PARTY FOR
YOUNG VISITOR.

Adine Zelius, the young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex zelius was hostess
Monday afternoon for limited group
of friends at a moving picture party.
The courtesy was planned in honor Of
Mary Frances.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18

Mrs. J. Roberts. of Cooperville,
Tennessee, form erly Miss Pattie Baker.
of Pensacola, and her two children
will return home in a short time after
"a. visit with Mrs. Roberts aunt. Mrs.
S. A. Moreno.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18

from Tallahassee this morning to join
Mrs. Macks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Harris, of Mobile. They will make
the return trip Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris in their car.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18
AUXILIARY
NETTING.


The Grand International Auxiliary
to the Brotherhood of Local Engineers
will hold a meeting this afternoon, at
three o'clock at the Woodmen of the
World hall
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18

Mrs. John S. Beard has returned
from Tallahassee where she visited a.
the home of the Tallahassee Girl
which has been made famous in fic-
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18
ANOTHER PENSACOLA
WOMAN BECOMES n
PHARMACIST,

Miss Virgie Read has Joined the
ranks of women pharmacists of Flor
ida She has just passed her exami-
nation in Tampa, where the state
board held its meeting and stood sec
ond in the splendid records MAIDS.
Miss Read is now in Jacksonville,
spending her vacation with Mrs. E.
L. Phillips.
Walter White, member of the state
board of pharmacists, has returned
from the Tampa meeting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18

Miss Marguerite ARIZONA has return
er from New Orleans where she at
tended Sacret Heart convent, to spen
the summer vacation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18

Mrs. Charles Butler will leave this
week for Springfield, Illinois where she
will join her three small daughters
who have been North during their
mothers Southern tour.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18

Miss Maud Fasnachet, of New Or,
leans, is the guest of Mrs. Earl Hauck
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Miss Lois Mcclellan has gone to
New Orleans, where she will spend
the greater part of the summer.
Mrs. r. f. Pierce and her daughter,
Elizabeth, of Mariana, are the guests
of Mrs Pierce's mother, Mrs. r. lewis,
of 903 North Reus street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Mack and their
son, Bryan Mack, Jr., will come over
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-18

MISS MeNAMEE WEBS Mr.. HALEY
AT OLD ST. MlCHAEL'S.
st. Michael's church will be the scene
of a pretty summer morning marriage
today at IL o'clock when Miss Annie
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-05-08
COPPER CANYON Co.
BUSY WITH BUILDING

Contractor w. f. Kottke came in
during the week from the Basin,
where he and his carpenters are en-
gagged in building and construction
work for the Copper Canyon Mines
Company. A number of buildings
have been torn down in the Copper
Canyon district and the material is
being moved to the Basin for build
ing purposes.
In curse of construction are an
Office building containing three large
rooms, assay Office and laboratory; a
crusher house, with a room in which
samples for the assay Office will be
prepared; a spacious clubhouse of
eve rooms, lobby and reading room;
| three-room bungalow; and an addi-
tional room to the boarding house.
1t is the particular aim of the man
agement, said Mr.. Kottke, to have
the housing facilities, when com
pleted, both comfortable and equal to
the requirements of the employees
Battle Mountain Scout.