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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
7
A parade of names visits and travels through Pinelog and nearby towns. Joe Payne and J. W. Bowen appear in town while L. W. Bush and B. F. Swindle bring or exchange goods. Professionals like lawyers and teachers frequent Vernon and Marianna, with trips to DeFuniak and Pensacola noted.
A local column recalls art progress as Michael Angelo’s idea of “amplus” shifted a painter toward nobler aims. Community notes report moves, visits, and prospects including B B Vernon area arrivals, the postmaster Pep Parker, Elberta peaches, and residents such as Judge Hutchison, Miss Berry, and Rev Clyde Johnson.
Vernal equinox marks spring with a light rain Sunday. District Conference of the M B Church set for April 16 17 at Chipley. Tom Coleman sells Ennis Coleman furniture stake to Mr Pelt. L O O F initiated candidates Monday night. Veterans Day at Florida Chautauqua drew many Old Confederates. Miss Richardson's hats arrive after opening. Water works tank torn down after years. Dr Tiller away Monday for dental work. Mrs Mary L Banks announces Eleanor Grace to Maurice Eldridge March 9 1911, 738 High Street San Francisco. Dunn Coleman Co promotes farm machinery fences rain plans and half cent jokes.
James Payne spent Monday at Vernon. A W Potter and two sons visited A W Payne Sunday. A W Payne and George Gainer attended church at Perch Pond Sunday. George F Gainer and family visited relatives at Greenhead. Spring is coming the trees are growing new leaves and mosquitoes bite. No one has planted yet due to dry weather. Fish are biting well now.
Dunn-Coleman Co invites women to view its new line of enamelware lace embroidery and hair goods. The Misses Richardson announce a fresh stock of dainty lace and embroidery items and a coffin or casket offering alongside a fresh arrival of 40 bushels of unknown peas at Schell's.
Grinding days are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday weekly at the Chipley Grist Mill. M. Morris, Proprietor.
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