The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-15
CHATTAHOOCHEE

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Davis and chill
dren and Mrs. CODY, of Mount Pleas
ant. attended church services at the
Methodist church here Sunday and
were dinner guests of Mesdames A. x.
Gholson and NJ. Morgan.
Mrs. Mcdonald and children, of
Waycross, Ca, arrived Sunday and are
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. X. Gholson.
Mrs. Laura Gholson, after spending
the winter with relatives in South
Florida, has returned to Chattahoochee
to- the delight OF her many friends.
ii. Mason Smith, NJ. D.. former SUI
perintenient of the hospital at this
place after spending a month in post
graduate work in the hospital in the
north, was the guest of DIR. and Mrs
w. II. Spicrs during the past week
His many friends here were glad to
see him. DR.. Smith left Thursday for
Tampa, where he will open offices for
private practice.
II. A. Howell, one of Chattahoochee's
foremost business men, is contemplat-
ing putting In a large Delco light plant
which will furnish lights for a number
of stores and residences here.
Miss Lucille Harrison, Of Havana,
who was one of the teachers in the
public school at this place during the
session just closed, and Douglas Gis-
sendaner, of River Junction, were
quietly married at the brides homo In
Havana Sunday. They will make their
home in River Junction.
Mrs. ID. X. Palsgraam and son Frank.
left Sunday for Mobile Ala, where
they will spend the summer. Frank
will take business course while there.
John Atkinson has let contract and
work has begun on a new residence IN
Edwards Subdivision of Chattahoochee
Miss Ora Bennett, r. N. at the hos
pital has resigned her position as su-
pcrvisoress Of the white female depart
ment, and will, after few weeks visit
with friends and relatives in Georgia
take up private work.
The many friends of Mrs Carl Jones
and daughter, Anita, are glad to see
them back after spending a few weeks
In the hospital at cambridge.
Mrs. Charles Marks, OF Apalachicola
Is visiting friends here this week. being
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Mary Stur-
CESS.
The friends of Mrs. w. D. Spivey are
delighted to see her recovered suffi-
GENTLY 10 return home from the hos
pital at Dothan, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Rideout, former
employees OF the hospital left Wed
nesday for Grand Ridge, where they
will visit friends before going to Bos-
ton, Mass, where they will make their
future home.
Bryant Conoley, a white employee at
the bridge fell from the service trestle
about five o'clock Wednesday after
noon and was drowned. There has
been several searches made for his
body but up until Saturday night 1t |
had not been found.
II was announced by the state road
department, after visiting and inspect |
ing the work here Sunday, that the |
bridge together with necessary ap-
proaches would be completed by Au-
gust 18th.
Mrs. NJ. s. Knight left Saturday for
Lake City, where she will spend some
weeks visiting her relatives.
The Baptist missionary society was |
entertained by Mrs. A. K. Gholson last |
week A number of the ladies in the
community enjoyed the program and |
the refreshments.
The business men OF River Junction |
lost no time In re-establishing their |
business after the fire. Most of them |
obtained garages. barns, or old houses |
In which they opened their store and |
are going right along with their bust
ness. The Gadsden County state bank
obtained temporary quarters in the
rear of one OF the stores. and is going
along nicely. Every one who was
burned out. with possibly one or two
exceptions. have plans completed. and
some have already began work to build |
bigger and better business places. We
hope by next week to be able 10 an
nounce the plans OF each merchant
druggist and other business and pro-
fessional men who lost their places in
the fire.,