The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03
10000 ACRES To
Be COLONIzEO
SIX COLONIES WILL SETTLE on
LARGE TRACT or LAND re-
GENTLY PURCHASED NEAR
LYNN HAVEN 5Y MASsAcHUs-
ETTS PEOPLE.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Lynn Haven. March 2.-The ten
thousand acre tract recently purchased
by tire international Land q Title Co.
OF Massachusetts. opens up \ new field
Of development for this section, as
the sin colonies viii be taken up BY
industrious farmers from various parts
81 the United States. who viii hy
practiced efficiency bring the land into
It's own. The c0lonssts viii Include
many Swedish American people whose
native thrift, com ained with acquired
American methods viii bring speedy
results from the many fertile acres.
Tire six colonies. Viking, Normandy,
Navarro. Bergen. Nuremhega and
viniana comprise some of the best 81
the thousands n sores owned BY the
~ Andrews Pay Development Co. A.
r. As4dre. who has been here for ten
days inspecting the holdings. viii go
70 New York and then on = tour
through the west e gather up his
people. The colonists win begin 20 ar
rive about July. Another purchase il
pending by Northern capitalists. for a
six thousand tract % the Sales Davis
land, 20 Be divided into zen acre tracts.
Personai Mention.
Rev. 0mer. Of Iilimoia. closed a
series ~ successful revival meetings
here last week, held AZ the Christian
church on Florida avenue. There were
So additions 60 the church and an &C.
tive sunday school and Christian En-
deavor formed or national reputation
Rev. Orner was thoroughly appreciated
NOT because ~ that fact. bat he
preached III q manner % both interest
and inspire. and each service was well
attended.
Mayor I.ooka o. Panama, was in
town Monday reading proof az the
Tribune Office on some linotype matter
for publication IN his city. supt 81
Schools Brigham also visited Lynn
Haven on that day.
Lynn Haven played another win
ming same of hall sunday, this time
/ playing the Parker team.
The Boy Scouts senent last weak for
/ Mrs. McCraeken. q needy widow, Melted
si7.so. Little Leslie Pierson. aged six
/ and mascot for the Boy Scouts q cin-
cinnntti. o.. sent enc dollar as his
contribution 20 the fund. The small
Scout while too young % be eligible 70
the organization. wears the uniform
and feels that he Belongs"
The wadwortha. father and son. and
families have located in Panama City
for the present. but viii decide on a
/ permanent home site later or az soon
as they are convinced that 81 Andrews
Bay Is the health resort claimed for L.
1 ElweIT George. the enterprlsing and
/ ubiquitous real estate mar OF chiploy.
was IN town for a few DAYS last week
Bay Head, the primevai beauty spot
o. ST. Andrews Bay IL a colony uniaus
because Of lts pleasingly peculiar re-
Etrtctions. which make Il a residence
district exclusively. The forest an
touched has been swept clean e tan
gied underbrush and Is laid out IN at
tractive home sites. the high land
overlooking the peninsula ~ all points
/ The cRnertys of Union. New York
have Just completed two modern bun
galows. water system complete. as the
flowing artesian wei adequately an.
swers that convincing need In this. =
new land. Material is on the ground
for an eight-room bungalow 60 occupy
two lots facing Deepwater bayou I,
viii be occupied hy W. A. MacLaehlir
of Chicago. Other modern bemeH are
being planned for the many ieeal sites
the natural beauty Of the place pro-
videa Lots are increasing IN valus
/ and sales frequent