The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-16
COMES AS WINTER VISITOR,
But WILL BECOME CITIZEN
Nv w. cHIPLEY JONES.

There has recently come to Pensa-
cola, merely as a winter visitor an
other gentleman, accompanied by his
wife, who has been so attracted to the
old town and its surroundings, that
he has already made investments'ne
Pensacola and besides, has definitely
| decided that he will eventually be-
come a permanent resident here.
N. z. Nystrom, OF Bristol Conn,
came to Pensacola last winter on A
trip which was more in the nature Of
prospecting trip covering very
large section OF the South, than any
thing else. And it was Of brief
duration, covering only a few. days
However. he liked the town and
determined to return here this win
ter, and notwithstanding several of
his friends, who are winter habitues OF
the peninsular section Of Florida, and
particularly of St. Petersburg, en-
deavored to dissuade him from his
decision to return to Pensacola this
winter, he, accompanied by Mrs.
Nystrom. left Bristol late in &C.
tober, for Pensacola, travelling hence
in their Hupmobile touring car. and
camping enroute wherever night over
took them. The trip was made in
less than a week, and they arrived
here early in November and ever
since have been busying themselves
quietly looking over the entire situa-
ton in and around Pensacola.
Making Investments.
And, as stated above. Mr.. Nystrom
has invested considerable money near
Pensacola already, having purchased
a Satsuma orange grove OF il acres
OF bearing trees in Baldwin county.
between alberta andt Foley. -
I met Mr.. Nystrom at Caldwell
Scott's real estate office in the, Blount
building Tuesday evening and it was
positively refreshing to hear his en-
thusiastic references to the paEsibili-
ties. which he sees in the development
OF this section OF country.
why" said Mr.. Nystrom, not
weather which you've been having the
past few days, I've never felt a more
delightful climate than you have
here; not too warm nor too cold, and
I'm prepared to believe everything
summer climate. -.
II came here last year" continued
NJ. Nystrom. land though my stay
most favorably impressed with every
thing that I saw about Pensacola,
ard made up my mind then that 1
should return this winter. And here
I am, and Furthermore. Mrs. Nystrom
and I have definitely decided that we
are eventually going to settle in
Pensacola permanently However.
We are returning TO our Connecticut
home in a few days, but will be back
here next winter for longer stay than
we have made this winter; and the
following winter will in all likelihood
bring US to Pensacola to settle per-
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In Auto Business.
Mr.. Nystrom is at the present time
in the automobile business in his
home city, but for many years he was
in the contracting and real estate
business. He is still extensively in
terestcd in Bristol and outlying real
estate and says that it will take him
quite two years TO dispose of his
property holdings, otherwise, he as
sured me that he would not defer
making his permanent residence in
beyond next winter.
asked Mr.. Nystrom, rs an eX-
oerienced real estate operator, his
opinion of the Gulfbeach location for a
development proposition, and it was
then that he waXed most enthusiastic.
Why" replied he, I've never
seen a more wonderful situation than
that, and l predict, as soon, as your
highway to the gulf beach. is finished
next summer, that there will sRe, can
and, very extensive de-
down there. Indeed, now
have under consideration some invest
ments down there myself. and IL l
hadn't the most confident faith in the
locality I should certainly not con-
slider investing my money down
there"
Mr.. Nystrom is very enthusiastic
about the future OF the section around
Pensacola, and particularly so with
reference to its possibilities Of de-
in SatslInIa. i orange eul- 4
turc. .v.'e..= &.t..-.i.'g 4
Said he: II wanted to buy a Sat
suma grove In E5cambia county, but
there are none In the county in any
stage of cultivation which are for
sale, and since l simply had to own
an orange grove before returning
home. | bought one Of an old couple
over in Baldwin county who are
anxious to return to the North with
their son.