The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-16

Camp Walton, Aug. 15.-The Chas.
E. Cessna brought the Scouts and
Camp Fire Girls to our little town
last Wednesday and spent about three
curSionists took dinner at the hotels.
About fifty patronized 'Indianola Inn
and enjoyed nice hot fried fish and
good old chicken and dumplings like
my mother used to make"
Snapper fishing is becoming quite
a fad among the guests of our little
town, Allie Riera being the leader.
| They charter fishing boats from Des-
tin and go out about six or eight miles
in the gulf where both ladies and men
are soon ~ ling in the big red snap
per ana siding the fish" at the same
time. Because many get sea sick, but
are game enough to go again.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gum and son
Dudley and Mrs. Durland after
spending ten days very pleasantly at
cola last Friday on the Chas. Z. Cess
M. Mrs. Durland had been away
from PenScola FOR past seven months.
visiting i'll Louisiana. Mississippi and
Hot Springs and reports having had
delightful time.
Misses Susie Stearns and Ella john
son were pleasant guests at "Indianola
Inn" last week.
Camp Walton is being we'll patron
lied this summer by Birmingham and
Montgomery people.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Patterson and
sons of Montgomery after spending a
month very Pleasantly at Indianola
Inn, went home last week to the re-
greet OF the many friends they made
while here.
During the electrical storm this
| morning lightning struck Mr.. l.. /.
Smiths residence here and injured it
COnSidera bly,.
Mr. and Mrs Marco White and lit
at lndianOla Inn for two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. MCAIlister and
two children and Miss Stewart also
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Allen and Miss Joe
Allen made their arrival on the Cessna
yesterday and are pleasantly located
at Indianola Inn. Mr.. Allen his a nice
launch with him and expects make
good many pictures while here.
The pavilion at Brooks House is
quite an attractive place for all Wis
There are over a hundred visitors
at the three hotels here now and all
having a good time, fishing, bathing
and grabbing.
Edna Reidel and Lena Merton were
Camp Walton visitors on the excur-
sion last Wednesday and gladly well
coined by all their friends here.
Indianola Inn had the honor last
week of entertaining two brides and
grooms Of Pensacola last month. They
were Mr.. Knox MacIntire and bride
and Hon. NJ. e. Morey and bride. Mr..
Morey and Miss Walker were married
at O'Clock a. m. and boarded the
Cessna at o'clock a. m. and reached
Camp Walton at noon and spent their
honeymoon at Indianola Inn.
Mrs. ]. J. McCaskill who has been
located at Indianola Inn for the past
three weeks has bought the Spivey
cottage and moved In where she ex-
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summer.
Gulfview Hotel has a large number
of noted guests from DeF'uniak Mont
gomery, Birmingham, Nashville and
other points, who are spending the
summer here.
The iatle store known as Jernigan
q Co, and located in the postoffice at
Pryor's place is doing a very good
business.
The guests who registered at In
dianola Inn during the month of July
are as follows: Mrs. ]. J. McCaskill
and two grand children. of DeFun-
lax; Mrs. K. A. Brainard and little
daughter Isabelle. of Pensacola; Mr.
gar, Mrs Spruell, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.
Patterson and two sons, Frank and
Miles, Mrs. T. +. billiard. Mr.. and Mrs
Abernathy. EG Ellison and wife and
two daughters and son, Frank, Aiieen
and Ruth of Montgomery, Ala; Mr..
tiers, Elsie and Roberta, Miss Nellie
Andrews, Miss Amanda Robertson,
Mr.. J. H. Stewart, of Milton; Miss
Sunshine Bergin, of Pensacola; Miss
Lula Reagan, Of Mobile, Ala; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Jones and baby, of Pensa-
cola; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hallmark,
and daughters. OF Pensacola; Allie
Riera, Pensacola; Mr. and Mrs. A. r
@pillers, New Orleans; Arthur and
Julia Spillers, New Orleans; J. P.