The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-25

Camp Walton, Oct. 24-Our little
school is progressing nicely under the
mana cement of Miss Grace Coley, who
is registered at Indianola Inn.
Mrs. D. NJ Witherill and little son
of Pensacola is visiting her mother,
Mrs c. L. Lathrop of this place. Mrs
Witherill has many friends here who
are always glad to welcome her in
their midst.
Mr. Dick Davis and family of Flint
Mich, are listing Mr.. Davis sisttr,
Mrs VIM. Martin, proprictors Of
Brooks Hotel Mr.. Davis is very ia
vorab bly, impressed with our little town
and thinks he will settle permanently
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Lindsay who
have been working at Flint. Mich, re-
turned to their home here on the Capt.
Fritz yesterday.
Capt. j. e. Jerauld of the launch
Ruth and wife who has been visiting
relotives and friends in the north is
shaking hands with friends along the
line again. All are glad to welcome
him back again, although Messrs.
Burlison and AtweH have been Civ
ing good service in MIR. Jerauld's ab-
sence.
Mr.. E. s. Buck took the Anna, Mr.
s l. Smiths private launch to Des-
tin today to De hauled out on Mr. VIM
Marler's ways.
The many friends of Mr. Douglass
Cameron We're Fain2d TO hear of his
death caused by typhoid fever last
sur Gay night. He had been sick for
some time, but every one hoped for
his recovery.
'nterment was made in our little
cemetery last Tuesday afternoon and
attended by many sor1owing friends
Funeral services were conducted by
Mr.. VIM. Marler Of Desttn, Fla. Mr..
Cameron leaves no relatives here to
mourn him. All his relatives being in
Ireland.
Mr.. T. f. Brooks Of Birmingham
came in on the Fritz yesterday 10
visit his wife and son who are stop
ping at Gulfview hotel
The Catholic church here was ded-
icated last Wednesday by Bishop AL
len of Mobile and Father Honrican
Of Pensacola.
Mr.. II. F. Mayfield went to Pen
sacola on the launch Ruth yesterday
to attend to some business.
Mrs. S. J. Campbell went to Pensa-
cola on the Capt. Fritz last Sunday
10 spend a while with Mrs. Brad Cal
vim.
Mrs. W. c. Pryor and children and
Miss Grace Coley were the invited
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. James
and Mr.. w. H. Spivey on a launch
party last Sunday afternoon. They
attended Sunday school at Pryor's
Mill and report a delightful trip.
Mrs Berry of Birmingham arrived
on the Capt. Fritz yesterday and re-
gistered at GuIfview hotel for an in
definite time.
Mr.. Allie Riera returned to Pensa-
cola on the launch Ruth last Sat
urday after having spent few days
at IndIanola Inn. Every one in Camp |
Walton gives him a hearty welcome as |
he always catches enough fish to sup !
ply the camp while he is here
1ndianola Inn has the honor of en- !
tertaining Mr.. Drupree and DR.. Hart |
man OF Oklahoma City, Okla
They are both noted men, and es- |
pecially DR.. Hartman. He has just re- |
turned from touring Europe and has /
several articles written by himself on |
science. They are planning to spend
the winter here. Mr.. Drupree with
some friends have purchased quite a
arge tract of land near here and will
improve it in the near future.
Mr.. Clarence Wright went to PEN
sacola yesterday TO visit his family
Ind father-in-law Mr.. E. J. Elliott.
Mr.. Tittatson and little son. who
nave been spending a few DAVIS at
5rooks hotel, returned to their home
n New Orleans yesterday. Mr.. Tittat-
ION is favorably impressed with our
title town and expects to return dur
ng the hunting season for a few davs
port.
Some one who needed skiff was
ind enough to steal Mrs. Ed Davis
kiff from the Brooks landing last