The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07

% this city c. O. Phillips. Of Jack
sonville. spent Friday In the city
looking after business interests.--Lit
tie Hamilton oven il able 10 be out
again after a serious Illness Of five
weeks. az the home 81 his parents on
North Calhoun street-Mr and Mrs
r. X Croker and attractive little
daughters. spent the week END In
Balnbridge. the guests OF relatives
AIRS. J. w Collins and little son. Alex.
have returned from Jacksonville.
where the little boy was operated on
for tracoma Mrs. +. T. Creel and
baby. ~ Bombay. are the guests OF
Mrs J. Mechanical pretty dance
was enjoyed al the Elks club Eatur-
day evening. when the foot bali team
81 the Leon High school entertained in
honor 81 the visiting team from Moui-
trie. Ca L. Paris, Of Jacksonville.
was a visitor In the city Friday
and Mrs. W n Buchan and children
u0tored 90 Naldosta last Wednesday
where they attended the county fair
w. r. Strickland spent Tuesday In
Havana. where he looked after bust
ness intereHts.--Mr. and Mrs. s. 10
witt. Of Jacksonville. were guests last
week of MIR and Mrs. W. A. McRae.
their home on North Monroe street
Miss Van Landlngham. Miss Pauk
and Mr.. Earl Routen. Of Cairo. Ga.
motored 90 Tallahassee Sunday and
were the guests ~ Mr. and Afra C.
% Parks. AZ their home on north
Monroe strcet--Afrs Arvah Hop
klns. Miss Arabel Hopkins and Mr.
ianos Hopkins are pleasantly locat-
ed a the home 81 Dr and Mrs George
~ Gywnn. ST.. FOR the ter-Hob.
W " Trammell, assistant attorney
general returned Monday from brief
business trfn 70 Jacksonville 1-J. s
Dorman. chief clerk In the office ct
the secretary Of state. spent Tuesday
ia Live Oak, where he went to cast
his vote In the presidential election.
Hon. J. g. luningt state treasurer
has returned from Leesburn. whore lie
went 20 cast his vote in the general
election of Tuesday The REV
George Benedict. of Apalachlooia. rec
tor 81 Trinity Episcopal church. spsnt
Thursday ia Tallahassee on business.
Hon. " =. Sheats is able to be
out again. after an illness % a few
days, when he was confined 70 his
horse on north Monroe street-Mr. +. .
T. Wilson. ~ Gainesville. spent sever.
al days In tho city last week. the
guest Of rela'ives.--Mr j. T. Dia-
m0nd. secretary OF the state board ~
control spent the first part OF the 4
week in Milton. where he went "a caat
his vote in the gVneral election. Mrs. /.
Hattie Keep Hopkins viii leave eraly
next week for Reddick. Florida, where
she VIII be- the guest 81 her son aud
daughter in-lsw, MIR. and Mrs. r. II. !
Hopkins. for the winter montha.~-Mrw 1
Sallie Lawrence % Tampa. Is the I
guest Tor the winter ~ her sister. Mrs
w. y. Sheats. az her hotac on North /
Monroe street Mrs. Frank Cochran, /
3r.. entertained last Tuesday after /
noon az the Exchange tea room at a /
prefttly appointed tea, in honor % l
Mrs Mart Coleman. house guest Of 4
Mrs q. n p8@rEon. Rev nna Mrs
Jan - Holland and family. ~ Blox- /
ham. spent Saturday IN the city -
Airs. s. T. Cawthon. dean 81 the col =
lcge home. Florida state College Tor
Women. Is out again. after 4 brief ls,-
disposition "a the college infirmarv.---
Judge J. Stuart ellis assistant attor-
ney general has returned from De
Funtak Springs. where lie cast his
vote Ia the general election Tuesday.
George Parker and Mrs. John Man- !.
aeys of Boston. Ca. spent ne week.
end In the city. The guests OF afr. and
Mrs. W A. McRae. at their home on
North Monroe street Herbert Smear
spent Tuesday in Gadsden county. 4
having some 80 his former home. 10
vote In the general election --Attor-
ney- general Van G. Swearingen has
from a short business Trio II
50 Jacksonville.