The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06


Camp walton. June s.--weather IL
nne here, nsh biting well. crabs eaai-
~ caught and bathing unsurpassed.
Quite q number ~ prominert PEG
ple from different parts ~ Alabama
are here enjoying ire sports thar
our camp affords and are perfectly
dellghted with everything. some ~
them are 50 sunhurned from wading
after crabs that they can scarcely
walk, but IL desn't keep them out q
the water
Among the most prominent people
here are Mr and Mrs Conloy. Brew
ton. Ala Mr. J. r. Edwards. Blrm-
ingham, Ala who are registered nc
9ulfyiew Hotel. Mr. ard Mrs. Geo.
CoNinEton and daughter. Miss Eva.
and Aessrs. e. IS. Hughes. ~ II Sell
lerss - Montgomery. Ala, Mr. A. I'LL
Suisse. Ninsennea. rll. and M. A. g.
Riera, Pensacola. Fla. registered az
Indianola Inn.
Mr and Mrs. C. q. Wright and two
charming little daughters. Dorothy
and Meta May. accompanied BY Nr.
Edwin J. Wright. went 20 Pensacola
last sunday on tho capt Fritz."
Mr.. Wright was enroute 70 his home
IN Chicago. after having spent the
winter here with his brother. @. Is.
Wright. az EIliots Point.
Mr.. ". II. Spivey with Measrs. John
Lindsay and Jos. Gerlach made a
round trip 90 Pensacola in Mr.. Spiv-
ey'a launch. Emma g." last Monday.
SIR. and Mrs. Jas. Van and little son
/ Jackie. were also passengers ON the
Emma r." They returned 20 their
home IN Flint. Mich.
Aessrs J. a. Collins. r. J. Feun.
John Grain and Geo. Cooper. Of Milton
and Holt arrived here sunday night
in Nr. Cooper's automobile. with a
petition against county division which
everybody willingly signed. They were
registered 40 Indlanala Inn while here.
Nr. and Mrs. Coviugton and daugh-
/ ter. Miss Eva and MeEsFs Sellers and
Hughes composed jolly Grabbing
I party today They we're taken -
East Pass by Capt r. Fl. Latbrop In
l bis nice launch They caught at
least a bushel % fine crabs and
| brought some fine pompano, mackersl
| and blue fsh from the fishermen who
came in with sheir catch ~ fish while
they were there The trip was very
| thoroughly enjoyed b. all 80 were
the FISH and crabs A. dinner.
Mr.. elem Brooks and family were
/ pleasant guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs. w
/ c. Pryor last Sunday 2. N.
/ Mr.. Theodore STAN returned last
4 Monday on launch Ruth" from trip
/ from Tallahassee. in the interest %
\ the new fsh law.
4 Mr J ". Brooks on Harris. F7a. He
4 spending this week here helping ".
IC. Pryor move a house
/ Mt and Mrs. Week and little son
Reilly, Miss Bltha Meek Messrs John
son. Goodman. Weaver. Arthur Meek
and J. ". Brooks and son. Thomas.
! composed a pleasant party who went
1 10 the old wreck In J. W. BROOKE
launch yesterday.
/ Mrs j. -. Norman and son Iem.
Mrs w. G. Pryor and two daughters.
/ Amila and Anna Wye. SIR and Mrs.
| Meek and little son. Mr.. and Mrs Dan
/ Hsnson and little daughter, Vera, and
| Miss Lucy Lowery, were a jolly bath
| Ing party in the gulf last Sunday.
Mr. r. r. Buck. who has been work
ing in Pensacola for the past year re-
turned home last week. 70 manage his
fathers store here He is quite a
/ favorite with the young set and is
gladly welcomed I'm their midst
Mra. r. W stratton was a passenger
on the Capt Fritz lGst Sunday enroute
| 20 her home ia Hobart Ind She is
greatly missed By all her friends here
Mr. Chas. Van and MIss Alice Meek
were fishing yesterday and caught
SIX fine trout.
Mr.. Arthur Meek returned from
Destin yesterday where he has been
dshlng for the past two months.
Mrs. Geo. Soule and children ard
| Miss Helen Cara were guests % Mrs
". G. Pryor last Saturday a. M.
on account OF some part of mail
books machinery being cut 81 order
Capt. Atwell had 90 tie up at Post
Office wharf Tor the night and trans
fer mail 90 Capt Lathrop's launch