The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-28
CAMP WALTON.

Camp Walton, Sept. 26.-our
school opened today with Miss Alta
Davis, a very accomplished and
charming young lady of Chipiey, in
charge. She is registered at the In
dianola inn.
Mr.. Allie Riera was the only ar
rival for the Camp" on the launch
Donna today.
After about three months pleas
antly spent at their cozy home here,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Smith returned
to DeFuniak last Tuesday on the
Capt. Fritz. They were accompanied
by their nephew, Mr.. Louis Smith,
who had spent two weeks here with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Mckee and lit
tie son, James Reese, from the
rangers station at Carriers, were
passengers on the launch, Ruth, last
urday en-route to Clanton, Ala,
Were they expect. to spend ten days
with Mr.. McKee's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S,keels, after
spending week very pleasantly at
Indianola inn, returned to their home
in Birmingham last Monday with the
intention of coming back later for a
two months stay. They were per-
fectly delighted with the good fish
ing, bathing and pleasant surround
ings fo our Camp" Mrs. SkeeIs
caught quite a variety of fish while
here.
Mr.. Clarence Wright Of Elliotts'
point, went to Pensacola yesterday
on the Capt. Fritz for liztle bust
ness and pleasure trip combined.
Mr.. G. C. Hallmark was a pleas
ant guest in our little town last Sum
day. He had dinner at the Indianola
inn, and returned on the launch Dom
ma.
Mr.. w. C. Pryor was business
visitor to Tallahassee last Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Garlaek took him to PEN
sacola last Friday night in his speed
boat, Gulfview Queen. Much to the
delight of the captain the bay was
quite rough and remained so for
some time which gave him a good
excuse to spend few pleasant hours
in the Deep Water City.
Miss Helen Cora and Captain Bob
Lathrop were out fishing yesterday
and caught % fine speckled trout,
while some of the other fishermen
caught very few.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marler and
family of Destin, were pleasant
guests of Mr.. VIII Brooks and fam
lily yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mackey are
pleasantly located at the Indianola
inn for few days.
Mr.. John Holkson is spending a
few days in our Camp.
Misses jeanette and Daisy Colvin,
Anna and Olga Montal1ari, Anna
Langhton, Helen Olson and Malvina
Davenport, Of Pensacola, were jolly
bunch of girls, who made round
trip on the launch, Donna, Sunday
and had the pleasure of spending a
few hours in our Camp, and enjoying
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the Indianola inn.
Mr.. ]. o. Davis, manager of the
Brooks house, is doing some extern
tive advertising which we hope vii
bring large number of people to
our town for the winter.
Gulfview has quite few guests
enjoying the good fishing and bath
ing that our little town affords.
All three hotels at this place have
had a fine seasons work, and as
many guests as could be cared for.
Mrs. W. q. Spivey has returned t.
her home here, much to the deligh
of her husband and friends here, AMI
viii remain here until Christmas o
| longer.
Mr.. Dupree visited his daught0-
who is spending a while at the In
dianola inn.
Coming up on the Donna Sunday
and returning on the Willie R Mon
day, Mr.. Dupree is very interest
ing man and is always welcomed b.
all who know him.
! Hon. w. C. Pryor returned hom
yesterday from trip to Tallahassee
Milton and Pensacola.