The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-13
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Miss Jane Russell, who is employed
at the hospital as stenographer, was
called home at Thomasville Ga,
Thursday on account of serious ILL
ness of her mother. She returned to
her duties Monday with the encour-
aging news that her mother was bet
ter. Mrs. Harold Sylvester, of PEN
sacola, was also called home to be
with her mother.
DIR. j. G. Wilson, who is dentist at
the hospital, has returned after hav-
spent several days with friends in
Tallahassee. during which time he
took in the Inauguration.
Mrs. Joseph w. Hunter, of Miami.
is the guest of her brother in law
and sister DR.. and Mrs. w H. Spiers.
Mrs. Hunter wifi be pleasantly re-
membered as Miss Elizabeth Kennedy.
of Jacksonville.
f. Griner, the Florida metropolis
representative, was in this territory
Tuesday getting subscriptions and
looking after the interests of his pa
per.
DR.. e. r. Marshburn and S. w. Hall
were in Quincy Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Morgan and fam
lily have as their guest their friend.
Miss Juliette E. Mitchell. of White
Plains. n. Y. Miss Mitchell has lust
returned from two and half years
service in France and Italy, where she
served as Y. NJ. c. A. secretary. Her
many experiences during this service
are quite interesting to those who have
the pleasure of hearing her tell of
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Laing were in
Quincy Saturday visiting relatives
and shopping.
DIR. w. F. McGriff, of Crestview,
was here Monday meeting his MANY
friends. Dr. McGriff was at one time
on the medical staff at the hospital
here and has many friends among the
employees at this place.
w. d. Burke, of Columbus Ga. was
a visitor here during the last week.
being the guest of his relatives Mr..
and Mrs. d. K. Palsgraft.
z. NJ. Lewis. of Sneads, Fla. was in
Chattahoochee Monday selling a load
of hogs to the hospital
The many friends of Miss Ruhv
Knight will be glad to know that she
has recovered from her recent illness
and has resumed her duties in the
school of this place. Miss Bertha
Gholson filled the vacancy during the
time Miss knight was i'll.
Mrs. Ella S. Cheney and children.
Jimmie and Dorrit, who have been
the guest of DR.. & Mrs. w. H. Spiers
for the past several days, left Sun
day for Quincy where they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mattox for a sew
eral days. Mrs. Cheney and Mrs.
Mattox were school mates during the
time they attended the woman's col
lege at Tallahassee.
A. E. Jenkins of Grand Ridge, was
a visitor here during the past week
being the guest of his daughter, Mrs
J. d. Gable and family.
DR.. E. r. Marshburn is in Crest
view this week visiting friends.
Mrs. Jessie O'Bryan of Quincy is the
the guest of her brother, p. L. Laing
and family this week.
A wedding of unusua! interest took
place at Recovery. Ga, last Sunday
afternoon when Miss Laura Bennett
of Panama City, and Lamar knight
of this place We're married. They
are in Panama City this week spend
ing their honeymoon. While there they
are the guest of the brides uncle as
her father and mother are not liv-
ing. The groom is the son of Hon
NJ. S. knight, who is weIl-known over
the state.
On Saturday evening at River juno
ton a truck which was being used for
hauling gasoline caught fire and was
burned. The driver had loaded with
gasoline for delivery to the custom
ers and cranked his engine, at which
time a spark set the car on fire. He
had presence OF mind enough to drive
I'the truck from the tanks to a vacant
lot where it was burned and the gas
which had been loaded caused quite
an explosion.