The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-06
CAMP WALTON.

Camp Walton, Fla, Dec. 4.-Thanks-
giving was observed here by the whole
Camp and good roast turkey and
crangerry sauce and chicken and
pumpkin pie was enjoyed by all.
'Indianola Inn" furnished a dinner
| OF roast turkey and dressing cranberry
| sauce, candied vans, turnips, corn,
baked beans and pumpkin pie, to a large
number of guests.
| Mrs. T. E. Brooks and son of Birm-
! ingham, and Miss Irwin Fearn of Mo-
bile who have been guests Of Gulf
view for past few weeks to Pensacola
on Capt Fritz last Sunday.
| Miss Fearn will go to her home in
| Mo oile and Mrs. Brooks and son will
return to the camp for a few days
| longer, when they will return to Birm
| ingham.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarke witherilI of
Pensacola came up in one Of their
launches on Thanksgiving" day to
spend a few days with Mrs. Witherilrs
mother Mrs. o. H. Lathrop. While here
they enjoyed the sport of killing good
many ducks and catching fish
Messrs. A. J. and Joe Gerlock were
passengers on the Fritz to Pensacola on
last Sunday, returning yesterday.
The dance at Brooks house last Sat
urday night was we'll attended and
much enjoyed by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. Land and Allie Riera
were arrivals at their place yester
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Land have rented
the cottage La Coda" owned by Mr..
G. c. Hallmark, of Pensacola and ex-
pect to spend the winter here They
are perfectly delighted with the
Camp" and are already planning to
.spend next winter here, guests at
'Tndianola Inn" Soon after their ar
rival yesterday Allie Riera took them
out fishing. AS soon as Allie had
caught fish enough to supply the
house he handed his rod to Mrs. Land
who soon landed fifteen fine trout. Mrs.
Mrs. Land says she never knew what
real fishing meant before They were
up bright and early this morning for
another outing and Allie gathered UP
frying pan, dishes and ETC., and they
went to the Bayou to spend the day,
fishing and shooting ducks, and will
cook their dinner on the beach. Mr..
Land is catcher for the Brooklyn club.
Mr.. Geo. Grfsler mad little son Carl
were guests at 'Indianola Inn last
Friday and Saturday returning to
Pensacola on Capt. Fritz on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. MacIntire and
Mrs. Williams of Mary Esther were
pleasant guests of Mrs. w. c. Pryor on
last evening.
Mr.. John Mckinley passed through
here last Wednesday evening on launch
Ruth" on his way to Destin. He had
just returned from visit to his form
er home, Montgomery, Ala.
Mr.. Andrew Iglesby brought two
Iar NIL
yesterday Mr.. J. E. James bought |
them and has them at his home here |
now.
Mr.. James has his laundry finished |
now and is doing very good BUSH /
ness.
Mr.. w. H. Spivey, real estate agent
here continues to sell qnite a. lot of |
land here which we hope will soon be
improved
Mr.. John Lindsay. killed fine tur-
key globbler last Sunday. The woods
are full of wild turkeys, since the game
lay has been in force, but they seem
hard to get.
Mr.. r. j. Gi1ks and Mr. Martin Sui
livan, returned to Pensacola on Mr..
Sullivan's yacht last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Land were guests at
"Indianola Inn" for supper last night
and breakfast this morning.
Mr.. Marion Philips who has been a
guest of Gulfview for the past eight or
ten weeks went to De Funiak last
Saturday to spend the winter.
Mr.. Philips is from West Virginia and
was suffering terribly with catarrh
when he first came here, but has been
greatly benefited by our pure mild
climate.