The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-30
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sister, Mrs. George z. Lewis, at her
home on East Park avenue, Monday.
Mr. John B. Bird, of GreenviIle, was
among the visitors in the city last
Monday.
Mrs. Marvin c. Mcintosh and daugh-
ters will leave Tallahassee next Mon
day for Balsam. N. c., to be away until
the first of October.
Mrs. MCGOWAN and little daughter,
Dorothy Mae. of Jacksonville, are Wis
iting Mrs Dawson Boatwright in this
city.
Mrs L A. Yates and attractive lit
tie sons are the guests of Mrs. Yates
parents in Starke.
Mr.. c. L. Shine has returned to his
home in Pensacola, after visit Of
several days in Tallahassee, the guest
of his mother, Mrs. Laura Shine.
Mr.. John G. Gornto, one of the state
bank examiners, has returned to Tall
lahassee, after a tour of the southern
part of the state, on official business.
Governor Sidney j. Cats returned
Wednesday from Jacksonville, where
he was the guest Of his daughter, Mrs
K. R. Paderick, at her home in River
side
Hon. Dixie NJ. HolIins, of Clear
water, is a member of the state sub
weeks in the city assisting in the
| planning out Of a course of study for
| the elementary schools. Mr.. Hollins,
accompanied by his family, motored to
| Clearwater this week, and Mr.. Hollins
/ Will return within few days to re-
sumo his duties.
/ Mr.. A. G. Pierce of the c. L. Nor
ris Lumber company, of Cody, was in
/ the city Wednesday.
/ Hon. w. c. Guthrie. Judge Of the
| Juvenile court for Duval county, was
in the city Wednesday.
| Mr.h Ernest Amos, state comptrol-
i Ter, made a business trip to Jackson
/ vile the first part of the week.
Mrs. F. R. S. Phillips returned Tues
| day from Birmingham, Ala, where she
represented the Tallahassee chamber
| of commerce at the annual convention
/ of the North and South National Bee
| Line Highway association.
| 1t will be of interest to many to
/ learn that Tallahassee will very short
/ ly have an orchestra, which will be in
! positio nto furnish inspiring music for
| the Thursday evening dances at Lake
/ Bradford. Under the direction of Mr..
| Albert Shine, the orchestra is getting
/ into splendid shape. The personnel
| will be as follows: Miss Bessie Da-
mon, accompanist; Mr.. Albert Shine,
cornet; Mr.. Bartel Raa. violin; DIR.
r. A. Shine. flute, and Mr.. Richard
| Carpenter, Jr., traps.
Mr.. Charles l.. Leggett, of Green
| vile, was among the visitors in the
| city Monday and Tuesday.
Judge Charles o. Andrews is in the
| city this week, having spent several
/ days in Orlando, where he plans to
make his home, when he assumes his
duties as judge ofthe seventeenth ju-
diciaI circuit.
| Mr.. L. ". Shore, of Greenville, was
| a visitor in the city Monday and Tues
day.
Hon. George C. BedeIl of Jackson
| vile, was in the city Wednesday look
| in gafter business matters.
| Miss Geraldine Ball, of Tampa, is
the attractive house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Saxon, at their home on
East Park avenue.
Miss Margaret Turnbull of Month
cello, was the guest of Miss Mildred
Scott, this week, at her home on East
Park avenue.
Mr.. L. r. shore, of Greenville, spent
| Monday in the city attending a meet
ing of the Masonic order, when he re-
ceived the degree of knighthood
Mr.. T. NJ. Palmer left Saturday for
Boston, Mass, and from there he will
go to Harvard university where he will
take a special course preparatory to
entering a medical college this fall.
Mr.. John t. Price, of Greenville, was
in the city Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Louis S. Peck, of Jacksonville.
was in the city Thursday looking af-
ter business, interests.
Mr.. John p. Taylor, of Greenville
was among the candidates who re-
ceived the degree of Knight Templar
Monday evening in the local Masonic
: temple.
Mr. Paul Carter of Mariana, was
in the city Monday and Tuesday.
: Mr.. w NJ. Mcintosh, Jr., spent the
week-en in the city the guest of his
family. Mr.. Mcintosh is a travelling
J representative of a well known paper
firm.
: Mr.. j. W. Mahaffey. of Quincy. was
in the city Monday, the guest of
| friends.
Mr.. D. NJ Sailor, of Quincy, was ir
Tallahassee Wednesday, looking after
business interests.
The annual picnic of the Methods
Sunday school was held Thursday II
I.anark A special train left ITALIA
hassee at nine in the morning and re
turned at nine thirty in the evening
There were five cars filled to capacity
and a delightful day was-enjoyed or
the beach.
Hon. D. Stuart Gillisf1 of De Funial
/ Springs, arrived in the city Wednesday
and at once took charge of his duties
as assistant to the attorney general.
Mr. c. L. McLaurin, of Arran, wa.
in the city Tuesday, looking after
business interests.
Prof. H. c. Woodbury., of Chaires
was in the city Friday, the guest o.
Mrs. G. T. Whitfield, at her home or
: South Adams street.
Mr.. H. L. Hays, of Perry. was il
Tallahassee Tuesday.
Mr.. d. A. Avant, of Mount Pleasant
| in, city this uranL