Panama City pilot., 1907-12-19
Beach Combines.


The Misses Willis, of Gay, were
shopping here yesterday.
NJ. G. Post of st Andrew was a
caller in Panama City this morning.
A. j. Gay, of Gay stopped over
Wednesday on business. -Chipley
Verdict.
A. j. Gay, of Gay, was visitor here
Saturday evening, returning home
Sunday.
I. ID. Sale was in from Southport
yesterday EN- route to Pensacola. -
Chipley Verdict
j. f. Mckenzie left on yesterdays
TarpOn for an extended visit to
friends in Georgia.
Mrs o. P. Mckenzie left on yester
days TarpOn for visit with rela-
tives andfriends at Cordele, Ga.
A. Hogeboom, road overseer, is
again working the roads on account
of damage done by the rains.
NJ. d. Hewlett, the popular Gro
manton photographer, made the
PILOT office pleasant call Yesterday
G. B. Thompson left this morning
for Mariana and points on the rail
way. He expects to be back within
a week.
j. B. Hogeboom made trip to
Chipley this week, bringing back
Miss Sheppard, and Mr. and Mrs
Cummings.
Mrs E. M. GOodsOn and Mrs A. A.
Sheffield left last Friday morning for
DellwOOd, Fla, to visit Mrs Good
sons sister, who is very i'll.
w. II. Parker, of Parker, and
Henry Oliphant, of Illinois, were
Panama City visitors on Monday.
The PILOT office Is indebted to the
gentlemen for a pleasant call
II. II. Mock returned yesterday
from q trip in Jackson county.
of the country and all of the roads in
an almost impossible condition.
Mckenzie & Co have some pretty
pieces of china ware and glass sets
suitable for Christmas presents, to-
gether with many articles of wearing
apparel, handkerchiefs, ribbons &c.
Dr. Hill and wife of Greenwood Fla.
have been stopping the past week
with the Crawfords. 1t is possible
the doctor may conclude to settle
here. He will be heartily welcome.
j. |. Cummings and wife, of Old Mis-
sion, Mich. reached here on Tuesday
evening by way of Chipley, for
winters stay upon the bay. Mr. Cum
mings is nephew of Mrs j. b. Hoge-
boom with whom they are stopping.
Bear in mind that G. l.. Fenters &
Co., have fine assortment of Panama
City souvenirs in the way of shell
work, fancy wood work, vases, and
articles of various kinds suitable for
Christmas presents, as well as a fine
stock of Lowneys famous candies.
Our old townsman Tom Thompson,
with his wife and daughter, passed
through here on yesterdays Tarpon
bound for Apalachicola, on visit to
his brother Berry. The boat was here
long enough for Tom to shake hands
with few of the boys
The safe for the bank of Panama
City arrived on yesterdays Tarpon,
and is today being moved to the tenn
pOrary quarters of the bank in the
front part of the PILOT office. 1t is
heavy affair and looks as though it
would safely hold at least a portion
of Panama Citys money.
Mrs. S. Fenters, of Farmdale, came
here Monday evening to await the
arrival on yesterdays Tarpon of her
daughter, Mrs. George Clark of Ft.
Bayou, Miss. and her three children,
who will possibly remain on the bay
during the winter. They all left on
this mornings mail boat for Farmdale.
The PILOT is indebted to w. l..
Cawthon, the popular and successful
banker of DeFuniak Springs, for
very neat diary for 1908. Our West
Florida country banks have set an
example in this financial scare that
is well worthy of imitation by city
bankers. By their stand they have
put out of by business the Gloss of
confidence" that has affected city
] banks so disastronslv- and Kent rirht