The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-13
CAMP WALTON.

| Camp Walton, Dec. 1.-THE many
! friends Of Mr.. Geo. F. Geisler were
! panied to learn she had passed away
on last Wednesday morning in Pen
! sacola.
! Mrs. Griesler with huS sand and lit
tie son Karl had been living here for
| past four years. During that time she
made many warm friends here who
deeply regret her death. While she
has been a sufferer during her stay
here she was always pleasant and
cheerful and made strong fight for
life AS she gradually grew weaker
her husband moved her 20 Pensacola
where she could be attended by ply
sicians and have every comfort that
she deserved, but nothing gave her
relief until the death Angel called
her away on last Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. Griesler accompanied her re-
mains here for interment where her
friends were gathered to pay the last
tribute of love and respect, with low
ing remembrances of beautiful flowers.
The funeral was conducted from the
boat and she was gently laid to rest
on last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Griesler has the heartfelt sym
pathy of the entire community, in his
bereavement. He had been a faith
full and gentle companion, always do
ing all he could for his wifes comfort,
and relieved her Of the entire care of
their little child who is now almost
five years old.
Alpha Lodge met here last Satur
day with quite a large attendance.
There were a few new members and
new officers were elected and Will be
installed on the 27th, inst. The crowd
enjoyed a real good dinner at Indian
ola Inn"
WESTMINSTER and family were pleas
ant guests of Mrs. w. c. Pryor on last
Saturday.
Mr.. Dan Norman Of Ensley, Ala, |
was the guest at Brooks house a few |
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meek and charming |
daughters and sons, have rented the |
IndianOla Inn annex for the winter |
They are quite an addition to our lit |
tie town as they are all musicians
and good singers
Our Sunday School is growing nicely.
A few new members coming in every
and all are taking an inter
est in it. Also our school is pro-
crossing nicely. Miss Coley is an ex-
cellent teacher, and the children are
making fine progress with their stu
dies. In fact our whole town is grow
ing. Everything seems on the move.
All we need now is another good
church and bank and I think we will I
have both in the near future We al
ready have a very nice Catholic
church here.
There's no reason why this should !
not be one of the finest towns on the
Toast. Tt has so many fine advan- {
ages-fishing and bathing is unsur- {
1assed. All kinds of fruits and vege- /
ables grow here with very little work, | ]
IN easy living for everybody here. O
Allie Riera arrived on the Capt. Fritz v
yesterday and is guest at Indianola n
mn. He went fishing today and 9
'aught about a hundred fine trout, so /
.lmost everybody in Camp Walton c
rad fish for supper. this evening.
He is always very generous with his [
ish, giving them to everyone who
leeds them.
Messrs. John Hartman and Marshall
Rice were visitors to DeFuniak last
week, going there in team. They
eturned Monday and report a very :
leasant trip.
Mrs. w. c. Pryor and little daugh- :
ers, Angela and "BilP' and Miss Grace
'oley were guests of Mrs. Pryor's pa
ents MT and Mrs. j. F. Brooks Of .
Wright, Fla, last Sunday evening.
Mr.. w. Fl. Spivey was a business
isitor to Pensacola this week, going
own on the Capt. Fritz Sunday and
on her yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. II. Royce is also a bust ?
ess visitor to Milton and the Deep ."
Water City this week. He went down
n the Cupid" today.
The beautiful yacht cleo End" from -
nicago, with owner and wife on board .
tied up at Gulfview Hotel wharf to- =,
light. The Cleo End" is enroute to :,
edar Keys and expects to go 10 as -
,r as st. Andrews tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Sand were guests at a =,
lusical entertainment at Indianola -