Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1907-12-05
ST. Andrew.

weeks Tarpon.
Mrs f. Bullock left the forepart of
the week with her brother to make
visit at her home in Westville.
j. McKeithen, of Southport, and
Hinton Gwaltney, who have been
away on Lodge work, returned
yesterdays Tarpon.
Mrs l.. NJ. Ware who has been
making quite an extended visit with
friends at Pensacola and Mobile is
expected home next week.
Moates Brothers caught 5000
pounds more trout on yesterday. This
firm are having very good success
just now in getting the fish.
j. ID. COtfman, with friend. from
Chicago, arrived ON yesterdays Tar
pom for Il winters stay at Mr. Coffmanf
pleasant home at Old Town.
The schooner Cleopatra came i'm
early Saturday morning with mis-
cellaneous cargo for bay points, and
left for Pensacola Sunday noon.
c. I. Porter and Walter Gwaltnev
went to Anderson on Sunday in the
Leonore, Capt WitherilI, returning
Tuesday evening on the mail boat.
We are pleased to hear that it is
probable that Mr. Brock will resume
butchering, and our people will again
be supplied with a supply of choice
beef.
Capt Bert Ware with the Nancy
Lee left yesterday morning for Pen
sacola with $500 pounds of trout that
Mr. Moates caught on Tuesday in the
Lagoon.
Rev f. w. Roberts left last week
to attend the Annual Conference of
this District of the Nj. E. Church.
South, which is being held this week
at Enterprise, Ala.
AT Hands they are this week put.
ting up launch for Ed Masker which
is to be q feet in length, equipped
with an s h. p. Eclipse engine. 1t is
to be named the "Sharpshooter."
Santa Claus has established his
headquarters at Brakes, and is dis
playing fine stock of goods at that
popular stand. He has an assort-
ment Of toys and gifts that will not
only suit all as to a choice, but also
III price. Make him an early visit.
Capt Bert Ware returned from his
trip to Pensacola with his new launch
the Nancy Lee on Thursday last.
having had the same measured by
Custom House officials and registered.
The boat behaved finely on its trial
trip, and made an average of nine
miles per hour.
In Justice SturrOcks court on Mon
day, the End, the following cases were
disposed of.
johnson VS. Mock. Damages. Con-
tinued until Dec 9th.
ScOniers VS. TrOusdale. DAMAGES
Continued until January 18th. 1908
On leaving the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening Mrs Lorraine had the
misfortune total and bruise herself
quite badly.
Presbyterian Church Services.
Those who were in attendance at
the Presbyterian church Sunday fore
noon and night had a rare treat in
the scholarly and effectively delivered
sermons OF Rev DR. j. w. Walden, of
Palmer College, DeFuniak Springs.
There was a good attendance and the
expression was unanimous that the
worthy Doctor could not visit us too
often. Readers of the PILOT are re-
quested to bear in mind the services
at this church next Sunday, when the
new minister Rev j. w. Roundtree,
will preach. We trust there will be
good attendance to welcome the
new pastor.
Initiating the Nancy Lee
The Nancy Lee, Capt Bert Ware,
made its maiden catch fish on Mon
day of this week. On that morning
Capt Bert with the crew of the Martha
Lillian, and Raymond Sheppard, went
out to the snapper banks between
West Pass and Philips inlet, and by
night were back to the dock with p
500 pounds of red snappers. Many
other fish were also caught. They