The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-27
CAMP WALTON.


Camp Walton, Feb. 26.-There are
quite q number of guests at Gulf
view and IndianoIa Inn, enjoying
these beautiful baIny days and the
good fishing our camp affords the
year round.
Gulfview management gave Misses
Frances and Agnes Gerloch surprise
party Last Wednesday night which
was greatly enjoyed by large num-
Der Of guests. They entertained with
music and singing and dancing.
Refreshments consisted Of delic-
ious cake, coffee ard cocoa.
Allie Riera returned yesterday on
Captain Fritz yesterday after two
days spent in Pensacola.
Quite number of tourists visited
our camp last Thursday and stayed
over night. They came on the
came on the "Tdler."
Mrs. DR.. D'Alemberte was a visi-
few hours very pleasantly with
Mrs. w. C. Pryor.
The many friends of DIR. D'Alem-
berte are delighted with the i'm
provement in his condition. Mrs.
D'Alemberte deserves lots of praise
for her devotness to him through his
long illness.
Mrs. Jeffries, of Harris, Fla, enter
tanned at a vanlentine party Feb
ruary ID, for Miss Helen Gara's go
ing away. There were about %
guests present. Games and dancing
were INDUCED in until the early
morning hours. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with snlilax
and ferns and japanese lanterns,
and a large red wedding bell. The
refreshments consisted of many
kinds of delicious cake, coffee and
cocoa. Miss Cara went to New York
TO be married at an early date to an.
enterprising young man of Buffalo,
N. Y. Many good wishes and hearty
congratulations were extended her
and many courtesies shown her by
her many friends here, before her de-
parture.
Mrs. d. D. Davis of Chipley is Wis
iting her daughter, Miss Alta, who
is teaching school here.
Mossrs. Richburg, tax collector,
Webb, tax assessor, and Cooper,
merchant of Baker, Fla, are sepnd-
ing a few days this week in our
camp, collecting and assessing taxes,
etc. They are registered at Indian
ola Inn.
Mr.. w. C. Pryor spent a few days
at home last week. While here he
visited two of the schools in our new
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley McCaskill Wis
tied Mr.. Dudley's mother, Mrs. ]. J.
McCaskill, of this place, last Sum
day.
Mr.. Joseph Parker of Pensacola, is
registered at Brooks hotel for the
winter.
Quite number of our most ener-
getic citizens came together last Mon
day morning and departed for
week or more work in digging down
the hill at Turkey creek, to assist
in securing the much needed hard
road from Crestview to Camp Wal
ton. If they only succeed in get
ting this hill down there will be no
question about the road being
granted.
Mr.. Duane Starin, who is spending
the winter here, gave launch party
to William Mailers, late of Destiu,
last Sunday, in Captain Bob Le-
throp's launch. The party consisted
of the following, who are guests of
Indianola Inn: Messrs. Duane and
Allen Starin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ribenack,
Grover Land, Mrs. ID. d. Davis, Miss
Alta Davis, Mr.. Edward Bacci, Mr..
Bob Gilks, Mr.. Peter Schriver, Mrs.
McGregor, Captain Bob Lathrop and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Pryor and chill
dren. They had a grand picnic din
ner under the beautiful shade trees
and after dinner Mr.. Gilks caught
some fine bass from the lake. All
had very delightful time and the
day ended only too soon.