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Chas. Wheaton photographer Winter of 1922- when we had such a fine, congenial bunch of friends in Miami. Left- Mr Hinckley, Mother Mann, Joe Tarbill in background, Mrs Hinkley, Chas Cring by tree, Mrs Cring (Joes girl in shadow) Mrs Hachard and the writer. Mr Hatchard and Jr Cring squatting. Hatchards and Mrs Porter/who came later) and Joe Tarbill went to Cuba. Joe went on via Panama Canal to California where he met his fate before we again saw him. He makes Altadena Calif. his home. We met him first in Florida, then Calif. then winter of 1922 in Miami and now on our trips to Calif. He and Mrs Tarbill visited us when in Ohio, summer of 1925
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In a Seminole Show Camp, on Miami River a little out of Miami. Portion of an elaborately made squaw dress showing in left edge of photo. Indians are always curiosities to me, and I like decorations about as much as a Seminole or any other squaw. This photo was taken about 1921-22- I believe I bot beads of Chief Jack Tigertail on the visit to this camp He was mysteriously shot soon after.
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Jan or Feb. 1922 When Joe Tarbill gave our bunch a theatre party and little luncheon at Drug Store beside theater, before which all went to Royal Palm Hotel grounds. Chas. Cring took this photo left to right-Mrs Cring, Mr Tarbill, Mrs Wheaton, Miss with Jr Cring holding her hand, Mr Hinkley, Mrs Hinkley. Mother back of Hinkleys. Chas Wheaton, Mrs Hatchard, Mr Hatchard squatting. Chas. Cring photographer
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A river with an Indian name, which we crossed going up the west side of Florida, Mch 1923. It was a pretty scene and unusual because of the strange appearance of the trees on the riv. bank.
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On Charles Crings Bay front acreage near Miami Sometime in winter of 1922 Our bunch "up a tree"- a Mangrove tree in edge of Little Riv. In foreground Mr Wall and Mrs Hinkley. Mr Hatchard and Chas. Weaton further back, also Mrs Cring, Mrs Hinkley, Mrs Hatchard, etc. One of our happy picnic parties to Cring Jungle.
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Mangrove Our bunch up a Banyon tree in the edge of Little River-near Miami- and just beside the Cring Co. acreage. Mr Hatchard at left. Mrs H--- in the shadows looking at him. Mrs Chas. Hinkley of Muncie next and Mrs Chas. Cring of Indianapolis. Others of our party up in the branches of the odd tree-like chickens roosting. Winter of 21-22.
This pretty bungalow was our home for five months. Situated on 9th St between 10th and 11th Avenue S.W. Miami Fla. The broad leaved plant just left of the driveway is Jamorica Ginger. The other hedge plants are red and green crotons? with an occasional peach bloom hibiscus. A fine oleander stands around to the left (east) side of house. There was a long cement porch box in front of porch filled with pink [illegible] and Sprengarii fern, with geraniums and other plants on the ground beneath. Mother Chas. and I enjoyed this house and location. Chas. left here about March 27 or28. Mother and I remained three weeks longer or April til March 21.
Another scene on Chas. Crings acreage north of Miami. Chas. worked hard to clear the jungle growth for a place in the shade for our picnic lunches. Left to right at table:- Mother Mann looking very happy, Mr Hatchard the reverse. Mrs Hachard trying to see thru the fern. Mrs Cring just telling her Chas. she didn't like him in suspenders. Mr. Hinkley looking cheerful, also Jr Cring. The writer standing, Chas. Cring next then Mr Hinkley in broad grin at Chas. Wheaton probably raw remark just before he snapped the camera. Joseph Tarbill and Miss --- Winter 1921-22
Another Cape Florida scene in 1922-with old lighthouse for background. Left-right Chas. Cring- Mr-(Walls friend) the writer, Mother Mann Sister Porter (Chicago) Wm Hatchard and Mrs, Mrs. and Mr Nabauer (New York Cy) Mrs Chas Cring (Indianapolis) Mrs Hinkley (Muncie, Ind) and Mr Wall " " Mrs. Wall, Chas. Hinkley out of sight. Dorothy Nabour, Jr Cring in foreground, Chas. Wheaton photographer
A little glimpse of Deerings Villa lawn, at a bend in the road where you catch a fleeting view -because there was a guard right on the spot - and a string of cars behind us.