The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
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cent OF the homes have furnished
mail boxes.-During the afternoon
show at the opera house Wednesday
the Ford car of E. H. Harden, the
operator at the theatre, which was
parked in front of the building, was
stolen. The car was found two days
later near Gretna with a spark plug
burned out, and this was what caused
the thief to abandon it-While J. T.
Duncan of Gretna was fishing in the
creek at Houkh's mill he pulled out a
well filled sack which proved to con-
tain the green hide of a COW. Off
GERS were called out for investigation
and found that two white men, Aubrey
Larange and Dave Mears, it is al
legged. bod stolen the cow and sold
out the beef to a Mr.. Darden at Nc
Dougalrs store. They also found Il
still and two bottles of shine at La
ranges residence. Larange is in Jail
in the absence OF a $50 bond, and
Mears was released on giving bond
for $350.-Ed Bell, a colored man so
years old was murdered Sunday
morning by an assassin who left no
trace. The tragedy occurred on the
Sunshine plantation of the American
Sumatra Tobacco company, about
three miles west of Quincy. The af-
fair is shrouded in mystery, the only
clue being a note found on the floor,
which was given to the sheriff. Bell
had started to see some friends at
Culbreaths mill, where he lived last
year. and his body was found in the
road.
F. D. Brantley, recently an employee
in the railroad Offices at River juno
40 sVrxt,A L a -
now bookkeeper for S. L. Yon of this
city-Mrs. c. f. Bartell of Lakeland
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. o. M.
Tillis, of Havana.-Rev. Samuel Juda
and family have moved to Havana
from Carrabelle. The Baptists gave
them a genous pantry shower Thurs
day evening and they are being well
coined by every one.-Mrs. Ernest
Wells and two children left Saturday
for Atlanta, where they will joint Mr..
Wells to make their future home
Miss Eula Bell entertained Tuesday
night with a dinner party in honor
of Misses Agnes Walker, Myrtle
Faulk, Carol VanlandinghaSn,, Julian
Roddenberry. Robert Wight and Sam
uel Kierce of Cairo, Ga.-Mrs Edith
Gunter has returned to her home in
Havana after spending the past few
months with relatives in Quincy
Those attending the dance in ITALIA
hassee' Monday night were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Covington, Sid Cox, Henry
Munroe and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Allen.-Julius Lichenstein OF New
York, president of the American Su-
matra Tobacco company, is in the
city on business.-A daughter was
born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Peacock.-Mrs. Jack Davidson has
gone to Jacksonville where she ex-
poets to remain three months with
her daughter, Mrs. Caldwell Haynes.
Roy Hinson, principal of the Chat
tahoochee junior high school, is re-
covering from an operation at the
Gadsden county hospital and expects
to be out soon.-S. Weinberg of Phila-
delphia, largely interested in the to-
bacco industry, was here this week
on visit to his brother, Henry Vein
berg.-NrS. r. S. RicI, Miss Frances
Cover and Edwin Perry of cambridge
were visitors to the city Thursday
Mrs. S. May Walker, Misses Newell
Walker, Mildred Scott: Messrs. Guy
Hall and George Martin formed an
auto party from Tallahassee visiting
friends and reletiveS here this week.
Mrs. Harry Wood and small son of
Live Oak are guests of Mrs. Woods
mother, Mrs. w. j. Cox-Mrs Wal
ter Williams and two young sons left
for their home in Valdosta Thursday
after spending three weeks with Mrs
Tom Willis.-Misses Evelyn Shelter
and Marguerite Lumpin of the Florida
state college arrived Wednesday and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w E.
Shelfer.-Bob Hardage of Charlotte.
n. c., was the guest this week OF his
sister, Mrs. r. J. Woodberry.-Mis
Cornelia Engle of Tallahassee is the
guest of Miss Mary Wood Davis
Mrs. j. E. Dawkins has returned to
Jacksonville after visiting her sister.
Mrs. r. E. Blitch.-Mr. and Mrs. John
McFarlin, Jr., left this week for Hart
ford, Conn, where they will be the
guests of Mrs. V. G. Brewer-Miss
Julia Munroe spent portion of this
week in Mariana taking teachers ex-
amination.-Misses Claire and Jessie
Dickey arrived Tuesday from Atlanta
on a visit TO their aunt, Mrs. j. L.
Davidson.-Miss NrolHe Alternately a
student of the Woman's college in Tai
lahassee. is spending the week end
with her sister, Mrs. George Watson.