The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-17
FUNIAK
City Election Proves Most Inter
esting Event of Week
Other Matters.


councilmen: Brett, Campbell and
Mum.
The new city charter was rejected
BY large majority.
The tabulated returns showed the
election to have been:
For Mayor:
A. f. Billiard ....................2 32
George Il. Garden ............... rs
For Town Clerk:
Duncan Gillis .................15 5
NJ. Harry Moore ..............1 1856
For Councilmen:
r. w. Thorpe ~. .............276
w. o. Campbell PIT
o. M. Thompson .267
For and Against Charter:
For Ratification ................ "a
Again inst Ratification ...........217
A Farmers and Merchants CO.
operative Marketing Bureau" is ex-
pected to be organized for Walton
county at a meeting to be held at the
courthouse Saturday, August 20, called
by j. w Mathison, county agent. Every
person that might be interested or af-
fected by the bureau is cordially re-
duested TO be present. The establish
rnent Of such bureau Is expected to
mean a great deal to the agricultural
and commercial development of the
county.
Verde Dannelley has quite recovered
from painful injuries received by him
recently when diving from the end of
old Graves wharf to rescue a water
melon he had let slip in the lake, he
struck his head on a rusty nail in the
wharf just below the water line. The
palm Of the right hand was deeply cut
and his arm ripped almost from the
wrist to the elbow.
H. G. Clayton, district farm demon
stration agent was a recent visitor in
DeF'uniak Springs.
The home of III. r. Wickersham was
the scene of a jolly joint birthday
celebration on July 3 when about so
relatives and friends gathered in honor
OF the birthday celebrations of Ray
mond Wickersham, Neil Currie, Miss
Pauline Tervin and Landrum Cawthon.
The evening was spent in games and
merry making after which a dainty
ice course was served.
Oscar Cederstrom has opened an
auto repair shop in the rear of the
Buick garage.
Personals.
Misses Sarah and Kate Mcleod are
visiting their brother, w. A. Mcleod.
In Mobile. Ala.
Mrs. Charles F. Turner is in Pensa-
cola the guest of relatives.
Mrs. ]. r. Leslie and sons returned
last Monday from a ten days camp
ing trip with friends on Kelker Beach.
Mr.. Charles Murray. ST., left the past
week for a several weeks stay at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Miss Flora Douglas Mclean spent
the last weekend in Chipley, guest of
Miss Wilhelmine Whitfield.
Miss Mary Burge of Mobile, is here
for a visit with her aunt. Mrs. j, p.
Shockney.
Mrs. r. L. Sellers and children are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Raymond Rid
dies of Geneva. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Edwihs left last
saturday for their home in Carriera,
Miss.
John f. Flournoy and son. Johnnie,
OF westville. We're Monday business
visitors.
w. IT. Wesley of Pit. Washington,
was a Monday business visitor to De-
Funiak.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, Moss Flournoy of
Chipley, spent the last weekend here,
guests OF the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs T. ]. Flournoy.
Miss Roberta ellis left Tuesday for
a several weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Quincy and Tallahassee.
Miss Mildred williams of Malone.
arrived Monday night for a visit with
her brother, d. l. Williams at the
Saunders home.
Mrs. Kelley Harbeson and little
daughter, accompanied Miss Gahlen-
beck to Pensacola Tuesday morning
FOR a several days visit.
Mrs W. H. Stinson has returned
home from a fortnight's visit with her
son, w. I. Stinson and wife, at their
cottage in Camp Walton.
Mrs. d. y. Murphree spent the last
week END in Mobile. with Mr.. MUIR
phree. motoring through the country,
arriving home Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. B. +. Marshall and
children left last week for several
weeks visit with relatives at Demop-
oils. Ala.
Attorney X. a. MCGeacnN OF MillOi,
was in DeFuniak Friday to attend the
wedding of his cousin, Mr.. r. A. Rozier
and Miss Minnie Tippin. &
Walter Gex Of Bay St Louis was
here last Saturday on business and
pleasure visit combined, guest at Hotel
walton.
Mrs. c. w. Brown and children have
returned home from q several weeks
visit with relatives in Georgianna and
Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Horne in company
with Misses Violet Horne and Eloise
Tervin motored to Mary Esther last
Sunday.
Mrs. Marshall Patterson has as her
house guests. Miss Blanche Burke OF
Dothan. Ala. and Miss Margaret NIL
ton. OF Mariana. Fla.
Mrs. Joe Payne and children have
returned from a several weeks visit
with relatives at Bagdad.
Or. w. c. PAYNE OF Pensacola. was
here the last Of the week for brief