The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-26
NEWS BRIEFS
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Mr.. j. A. Rickert, a member of the
Metal Trades and Central Labor
Council OF New Orleans and stock
salesman for the union labor temple
being built there, is in Pensacola
visiting his daughter. Mrs. H. r.
Burkett.
Shipyard workers will give a prize
dance for all shipyard workers and
members OF their families at the W.
o. w. hall, corner OF Romano and
Baylen streets. Wednesday night. July
80, at p. m. A ten-piece jazz or
chestra will furnish the music and q
general good time is expected. Ladies
are to go free at the dance. Only
union shipyard workers will attend.
1t is announced that the Bachelors
Club will give a dance at Palmetto
Beach on next Thursday night. Good
music and other requisites to the sue
cess of the event are being arranged.
Mrs. Todd Haycock arrived here
this morning from Long Beach. Cal,
where she has been visiting since
April. Mr.. and Mrs. Haycock are
making their home at the San Carlos.
Mr.. Haycock being connected with
the Everlasting Fabrics company.
T. L. Cant, president of the Ever
lasting Fabrics company, together
with his wife and children, will leave
next week to make an overland trip
in car to Hopkinsville, KY. where
they will remain for some time, and
then motor on to the Greak Lakes.
They will be gone about two months
Frank Bond and his two grand
children, Blount and Regina Terrell,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. FIRE.
rell at their home in Newman, Ga.
Auditing of the city's books will be
completed within the next two weeks.
making the audit The finances OF
the street department have not yet
been reached.
Miss Mary Ann Abel. of the bureau
Of after-care OF the Red Cross. reach
ed Pensacola last night. She will con-
fer with DR.. s. r. Mallory Kennedy,
medical adviser for the fifth district
OF the war risk insurance bureau. in
regard to former service men who
may have contracted disease.
Mrs. J.. S. Tuberville, of Century.
is at the San Carlos
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Tatom, of
Montgomery; Mrs. Roger Hall, Of
Montgomery; Misses FIossie Shanks.
Willie Fleming and Willie Pridgen. of
Enterprise, and Erin Hildreth, of Do
than, Ala, are visiting in Pensacola.
promoters of the movement for a. |
change in the form of city government
from commission to aldermanic began
yesterday to inspect the city's paw
rolls. A visit to the comptroller,s
office was made and the evidences
asked for cheerfully given by ]. O. |
Walker.
The city should be willing to pay
the small amount Of $500 for the road
leading to the Bayou Chico bridge
when the county has expended $4,000. |
according to County Commissioners
Gus Soderlind. Mr.. Soderlind stated |
yesterday that Escambia will insist |
that Pensacola do her part.
Palafox street restaurant has
been victimized by cashins a worth /;
less check, and it Is said that other
bad checks are floating about over the
city The police have been asked to |
investigate.
Captain Frank Marston, the first
Pensacola boy to give his life in the |
war. has again been honored. The |!
local branch Of the American Legion.
at the meeting Thursday night, voted |
to name the organization after Capt |
Marston.
Capt. John Griffith of the fire boat |
Allie r., has filed salvage claim In |
the United States court PRAYING for
sale OF the bottom OF the steamshfp |
Wasp, to secure funds to pay for serv- |
ices rendered when the Wasp was
burned to the waters edge.
Mrs F. F. Patterson ana children
OF Mobile. are guests of Mrs. n. = |
Voegtle 1920 East Brainard street. and
will remain here visiting for a week.
The ferret Crown. . large British |