The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
MILTON

Milton. Mar. &C. D. Johnson spent
Wednesday in Pensacola attending the
knights OF Pythias meeting which was
held in that city.
J. H Holland a prominent land
dealer and veteran Santa Rosa county
citizen Is spending few days in Mil
ton this week attending to business
and pleasure combined.
Jack Gentry spent a large portion
OF last week in Milton, having been
called on account of the strike of the
Pensacola Shipbuilding CO. While out
Of work he signed a contract to serve
as oiler on the steamship "Rockport'
on trip to Holland
Mrs. .. r. Read ce-president Of
the Florida Federation of Women's
clubs in that city. She also spent
wednesday in DeFuniak as the guest
Of the clubs of that city.
Allen Holland. who formerly resided
in Milton, but now in Pensacola was
a visitor to relatives and friends Sun
day.
Mrs. W. s. Shepherd and daughter.
Robina, of Bagdad spent Saturday in
Pensacola visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. F. H Cobb spent Saturday in
Pensacola visiting friends and shop
ping.
Mrs c. e. Mason, H. S. Bates and
N g. Elder, members of the Civic
League, were visitors to the high
school during Friday morning urging
an organization of Junior Ciyic
League.
A. P. Hardee one of the most prom
inent citizens of Floridatown and a
good roads booster was transacting
business in Milton Friday.
X. J. Allen, of the Allen Motor com
pany, spent a few days in Jackson
vile, attending the Ford Agency meet
ing that was held in that city.
Mrs. J. w. Ramsey spent Saturday
and Sunday in Pensacola visiting
friends and relatives.
George Clark the experienced win
dow dresser of the Bates -Krentzman
Dry Goods Co. spent Sunday in Pen
sacola on pleasure.
p. L. Rosasco, president of the First
National Bank or this city, was taken
iii with the flu Friday night.
A business change of interest that
has taken place recently was the dis
continuing of the operation of the Bay
Point Min Co. The mill will be moved
to Pace and enlarge the Escambia
Mill Co.
w. C. saIter spent Tuesday in Pen
sacola on business.
Miss Carolina Bruner, daughter of
DR. and Mrs. p. NJ. Bruner, of Mobile,
is spending few days as the guest
of Gen. and Mrs. F. L. Dey.
9 A.. J. Cannon who was recently em-
: ployed by a business firm. of Houston.
Texas, but now a prosperous merchant
of Florala, was a visitor in the city
Saturday and Sunday of last week.
It. II. Cobb OF this city spent We'd
nesday in Pensacola attending the Dis
trict meeting of the Knights of Pythias
Mrs. Rumbol and son, Paul. who
have been spending the past two weeks
as the guest Of Mrs. Thomas and
daughter. Miss Olivia Thomas, left the
latter part of last week for their home
n in Erie. Pennsylvania.
Miss Haly Clark, member of the
Milton school faculty, began teaching
again after going through a serious
operation in the Pensacola Hospital.
Willie Wells, Jr., was compelled to
return to his home on East Bay, having
relapsed with the flu.
& A L. Alday spent Saturday in Pen
sacola on business.
Last Monday night at the high school
auditorium a splendid program was
arranged which consisted of musical
numbers by the pupils of Miss Olivia
Thomas the music director of the Mil
ton school. Violin selections. piano
solos and vocal music took much of
the time and much credit is due to
the efforts of Miss Thomas who pre-
pared for the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Huttoo, OF Hat
tiesburg, Mississippi, are spending a
few days here as the guest of their
daughter, Mrs. J. II. Lamberth.
j. z. Keen and J. f. Moore. the lat
ter chairman OF the board of county
commissioners, spent Monday in PEN
sacola having been invited to the
meeting to discuss the building of the
Ferry Pass bridge. Both are candi
dates for reelection and prospects are
bright OF being elected without being
opposed
$. @. Collins. prominent merchant ot
this city spent Monday in Pensacola or
business.
The following have registered at tht
Exchange Hotel: w. p. Rochester, New