The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-30
DeFIJNIAK.

Mrs. Jessie Edmunds and two lit
lie daughters Of Mississippi are here
IN q vtsit to her father. Mr.. w. b.
saturday evening John Lason.
nephew Of Capt. IAson, and Mrs. Ed
ridge were married here.
DR.. TAtum arrived In town Monday
accompanied BY Mrs. Tatum. He left
for Pensacota Monday night.
County commissioners Bishops young
son 10 Ill; the attending doctor fears
appendicitis.
Mr.. NJ. q. Harp's brother r. B.
Harp. from the aerial service II
home from Miami.
Mrs. Anna NcKinnon Davis il suf-
.ering from q badly sprained arm.
DIR. Townsend's niece. Miss Gladys
Townsend. has returned from Pensa-
cola, where she was operated on for
appendicitis.
Mr.. Walter Tappan will go north
soon. He will locate near Philadel-
,hia. Mrs. Rudolph Rogers. accom-
,anied h. Mrs. Tappan. will go north
iext month.
Rev. w. e. McLlwain, d. D. Of PEN
lacola, aid Judge Thomas West, OF
Tallahassee. were here Monday. at
ending the meeting OF the board OF
rustees of Palmer college.
Mr.. W. strong has returned from
Pensacola much Improved In health.
While there he underwent an opera
ion for a hurt he received several
,ears ago.
Tuesday Mrs. Dee Work received
.eleEram from her son Paul. that he
rad returned from France, but was in
hospital In New York.
Miss Flora Douglas Mclean and
Virginia Currie spent Monday with
Ar. and Mrs. Ed. Douglas at Argyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Boowhawes
expect to leave the latter part OF April
:cr northwest Canada.
Mrs Fred Brooks IL quite i'll.
Captain Harley Cawthorn is now
1T Camp Eustis. Virginia.
Mrs. DR.. Kings daughter. Mrs. Lee
Williams. who has been with her
mother during her illness has returned
% her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ray have returned
from Muscle Shoals and will reside
her.
Mr.. Ray IL to be bookkeeper for the
DeFuniak Turpentine Company.
Mr.. j. b. Martin city lineman.
fell from a pole and il suffering a
badly bruised arm and shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. 6utton's daugh-
ter. Miss Lee Sutton. and Mr.. Evans
5heely were married In Pensacola. Mr..
Sheely IS an aviator. They are maxi
Ing their home In Pensacola.
A large number Of woodmen and
others were present at the Valley
Church cemetery last Sunday. when
the woodmen unveiled the monuments
of L. C. Mcdonald and w. d. Mclean.
The two deceased members belonged
to the DeFuniak lodge.
Mr.. w. n. Barley. Of Dawson, Ga.
addressed the farmers and merchants
at Murray's Pavilion Monday. HIS
object il to get the stockholders OF the
dry house movement interested in q
cannery for the projectors OF the dry
house are willing to enlarge the cap
ttal stock to $4,000 to include a can
merry. Mr.. Bailey explained the ad-
vantages OF cannery that. It would
take all sweet potatoes that were too
small to ship beside other vegetables,
fruits and berries. Mr.. Bailey is
from Alabama. He has been inter-
ested for fourteen years in canneries
In Indiana and Georgia. and is now
looking for an opening in Florida.
Mr.. G.. III. McAllister Of Decautaur.
Ill.,. who spent part Of last winter
here before going to South Florida.
has returned to remain several weeks. /
He Ia well satisfied with DeFuniak,
after his trip.
One Of Santa Rosa's most highly