The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-27
Will Erect Large Number of
Bungalows in Perdido
u Bay Section.
FIVE AND SIX HUN.
DRED CHICAGO PEOPLE WILL
HEREAFTER RusTIcATE IN THE
FAMOUS FISHING AND HUNTING
SECTION - THREE PROMINENT
MEMBERS OF THE CLUB HERE
TO MAKE PREPARATIONS.

Di' " VI T. hofSeH, PROMINENT
physician and surgeon of Chicago, H,
c. Malley, president of the Farmers
Voice Publishing Co.. also of Chicago.
and Mr.. e. E. Buchanan, with tho Arm
Of Ryan Hart Company. one Of the
Windy City's well-known concerns.
We're in consultation with Manager
George H. Hervey of the San Carlos
hotel yesterday in the interests of the
large winter colony which the Chica-
go Athletic club, Of which they are
prominent members, is making ar.
rangements to establish near Semi.
mole, Ala. short distance from Per
dido bay, with general Headquarters
in Pensacola.
These gentlemen, with fifty other
members of the club, will Immediately
commence the work of building
bungalows at this point, where hunt
ing and fishing in southern waters
and woodlands will be enjoyed by the
club during the winter months.
Messrs. Korsell, Malley and Buch-
anana, in fact, are here as an advance
guard for the new enterprise, which
will mean that between five and six
hundred of Chicago's representative
families will hereafter rusticate al
Seminole, and look to Pensacola as
their logical headquarters.
ARE AGREEABLY SURPRISED.
While they are thoroughly enthus-
iastic over the sport, which is offered
at Perdido, and with the delightful
climate into which they will bring
their families to escape the rigors of
the northern winters, they particular.
ly expressed themselves yesterday as
agreeably surprised at the very me-
tropolitan turn which Pensacola has
already taken, as they are counting
on. getting back to town szlife oes,
casionally, and also spending senie
time in the city with their families
on their way to and from their win-
ter's outing.
"We cannot say how much we ap-
preciate the fact that Pensacola has
the new San Carlos hotel" said one
of their number to Journal repre-
sentative yesterday.
1--WE knew of this delightful country
around hereS and members of tho
Athletic club had previously suggest.
ed that a winter home be established
near here. But as we wished to bring
our families, and also felt a leaning
toward good hotels, etc, ourselves. we
hesitated on account of the lack of
accommodations which appeared to be
the only real trouble which CONFRONT
ed us. Now with the new San Car
los and it's unusually fine manage
ment, we can not only stay over In
the city, but may feel assured that
we are in easy reach of good hotel
accommodating while up the bay"
Concluding, he said: Pensacola 10
rapidly coming to the front, In fact.
and it is the new enterprises which
are tending to make 1t So"
GOOD ADVERTISING FOR CITY.
1t is fortunate for Pensacola, espec-
tally at the present stage of local de-
velopement, that the Chicago Athletic
club, which has for its members the
cream of business and professional
circles in its home city, has become
so thoroughly interested in this VII
cinity.
These men, with their families, will
do more to introduce Pensacola to deS
sirable tourist trade than any one
other power which has yet been fell.
and will, in fact, pnt an entirely diff
ferent aspect en- the local tourist trade
in general. To make good matter.
better, Messrs. Malley, KorselI and
Buchanan are already enthusiastic
boosters, and being men of social and
business influence in Chicago, the re-
suits are not TO be debuted.