The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-27
CHATTAHOOCHEE

CHATTAHooCHEE, April U.s.
Miss Ora Barnett left on Thursday
for Milledgville, Macon and Atlanta,
| ca.
| Miss Johnnie Robinson of Milledg-
VILE Ca. was the guest Of Miss Pearl
Summerford for few days last week
Mrs. H. w. Spiers who is visiting
In Jacksonville will motor down TO
Miami May the first.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Freeman are
announcing the birth of son, born
April the sixteenth.
Mr.. w. v. Knott and son. Charles
spent Tuesday in Tallahassee.
| Mrs. F. A. Collins, wife of the SUI
perintendent of the bridge, has ar
rived, and they are now plea sanity
located in the apartment over Blounts
store.
| The friends Of Mrs. Lamar Knight
are sorry to know that she is III in
the hospital, and wish for her speedy
| recovery.
w. H. Richards has accepted po-
sition at the bridge.
L. L. McKinnon and family spent
Sunday at Fareville. Ca, the guests
of Mrs. McKinnon's parents.
We are glad to know that Mrs. Jno.
Howell's father is better
| @. II. Belts and daughter, Mrs. L.
L. McKinnon motored over TO Balm
bridge Friday.
| i. B. Edwards, L. L. McKinnon and
| II. A. Howell spent a couple of days
fishing on the Ockocknee river last
week.
Mrs. Alma Moran spent several
days here last week the guest of her
sister, Mrs. L. L. McKinnon.
j. A Fairchoth has opened his new
| store, and expects to put in good
market as soon as his fixtures ar
rive.
Miss Annie Grant left on wednes-
day, to make her home in Jackson
Vile En- route she stopped over in
| Tallahassee for a short visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Koran are located
| in the house next to the postoffice.
Mr.. Koran now has position at the
bridge.
| Capt. r. c. Parxhill Of Monticello,
Fla, spent few days here the guest
of his n-in-law and daughter, Rev.
and Mrs. ]. E. Woodward.
Frank Webb OF Tallahassee, was
mingling with his old friends here on
Sunday last.
people had their annual cemetery
cleaning out at Mt. Pleasant Satur-
day, and after day well spent left
the place looking nice
Mrs II. Schenk of Georgetown, s.
c., and Mrs Ray Simpson and 1.-the
daughter Frances of Monticello, Fla,
were the weekend guests Of their sis
ter, Mrs. J. Z. Norwood.
Amos Davis and family, and Mr..
Tom Davis of Mt. Pleasant, attended
the odd Fellows service at the Meth
odist church beginning Sunday May
Rev. J. e. Woodward and family,
and their house guests. Capt. r. q.
Parkhill, Mrs. II. Schenk, Mrs. Ray
Simpson and daughter. motored over
to Quincy Saturday afternoon.
Rev. A. Z. Householder, Presiding
Elder Of Tallahassee district, win con-
duct a revival meeting at the Meth
odist chnrch beginning Sunday May
first.
The friends of Mrs. Carroll Of Riv-
er Junction. who IS I'll IN Troy, Ala.
will be sorry to hear that she doesn't
improve, and that Mr.. Carroll has
been called there.
Mrs. w. c. Thomas OF River juno
ton left on Saturday for Hosford,
where her granddaughter continues
Ill
The Chattahoochee and River juno
ton Odd Fellows celebrated their
one hundred and second anniversary
with a service at the Methodist
Church Sunday. morning. Rev. y.
r. Grant OF the Baptist church de-
Iivered a very interesting sermon on
the three links of Odd Fellowship
friendship love and truth