The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-10
CHATTAHOOCHEE

Chattahoochee. Jan. III. d. Camp
bell of DeFuniak Springs, visited his
sister, Mrs. r. l. Mathis, during the
passed week.
Or Smith and Mrs. Hattie I.ayne have
as their guest this week their mother,
Mrs. Ellen d. Smith, and two sisters,
Miss Elizabeth Smith. and Mrs. siollie
Lee, and her son, David Lee, all OF
Dnuglasville, Ga.
Miss Vivian Bevis, of Bascon1. who
spent the holidays with home folks has
returned to Chattahoochee to enter
school
Bradwell Brantley. son of Rev. and
Mrs. w T. Brantley, liked Chattahoochee
50 Wen ne did not go with the family
Juesday TO Madison. but remained over
until Saturday. His many friends were
glad to have him remain and hope to
have him come again when school is
over.
Miss Susie Highfim and Misses Julia
and Carrie Carter of Madison. spent the
oay with Mrs. Frank Webb last Friday
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs j. ID. Bailey.
OF Hardaway, and Misses Mathews and
t'ridgeon. of Port st. Joe, ACCOMPANIED
AIRS. Webb and her guest to the dance
at the hospital
MISS Irene Banks. of Greenwood was
the guest of Miss Bernice Howell dur
ing Inc passed week. she having returned
with Miss Bernice after spending the
holidays at Greenwood
The many friends of Mrs earn. are
giad to know that her condition is much
improved since last week
Miss Edna earn. who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Morgan during
thu holidays. returned to Tallahassee the
first of this week
Miss Bertha Gholson. who has been
teaching school near Gretna has accent
ca a position as principal of the school
ut Wigham, she left Sunday morning tn
take up her new duties
The Woman's club had a most delight
TAI and profitable meeting during the
passed week in the home of MIR and
Mrs. Karl F Jones
Or a. Mason Smith, superintendent of
the hospital, is in south Florida this
week on business. He will visit Barlow
Lrlloy, Deland and other points
IL c. Mathis, of Leesburg spent a few
lays this week with his brother. r. l..
Mathis
One of the most severe accidents
winch has occurred in this section for
number of years was that at Inc con
struction work on the Apalachico:a river
last Saturday afternoon. While pouring
concrete the forms gave way and Thorn
as T. Farnan, of Havana was Injured
70 the extent he died within few
minutes after being removed to the
FLORIDA State hospital VIM. Connalt,
~ cypress, who was thought to be seri-
ousiy injured is improving and il is
thought now that he will recover from
the injuries /. Nixon of oui,,r,- 49,
slightly hurt.
The wife and little daughter of Mr.
Farnan were here with him, ana hia /
neath was a great shock to Mrs Farnan
mr.. Farnans mother. Mrs. E p Far 1
man, lives in Havanah He also has a
sister IN Quincy. Mrs. Sullivan.
ms - the fourth death at the river
since the construction work began. MIR |
alcFarlan, of Phoenix CITY. Ala vas
drowned in October by falling into the
river. In November a colored man. of
Ga. and a colored woman
q bonilay, Fla We're drowned /
The body OF Mr.. Farnan was renewed :
to Hrvanah Sunday evening.
vert Thompson of Milton who fs At
tending school at Georgia T0oIZ e,ffs-sr
"a Atlanta, was delightful visitor in |
ma innocence the passed week, being I
ne guest of DIR. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs w L. yanIanf5ipeb.,,. I
entertained informally in their home ON
evening.
Miss nrpha Russell and Vert Thomn- /
son attended the New Year dance given /
by the Elks of cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs II p Russell ,-acai,,o7
word during the passed week that their
daughter, Catherine. was married to
Prof C. Jones, of Easley. on New
Years day.
Mitch ". Butler moved into the placa
ne recently bought Of the trustees of
me Methodist church of this place. dur
ing the passed week
Leland HaFdaker, who in attending
sutherland college, spent the HOLIDAYS
with his mother. returning to Sutherland
first of this week
me stewards OF the Methodist church
wiz have a meeting tais evening ar
which time they will outline the work for
me year The board of stewards CON
sists OF Mrs. Annie Mae Scarborough
Aessrs. NJ. Morgan. A. c. Blount. u N
Bevis, W. Il. Richards. w I, yanI.,14
ngham and Frank Webb.
IN circulating a petition to the coun
y commissioners to the voters during
ne passed week. not a single man ap
ion. P0eI-