Panama City pilot., 1907-11-14
St. Andrew.

Yves Gwaltney reached home YES
terday on the Tarpon.
Mr. Tom ClarksOn will leave on Fri
days TarpOn for an extended trip to
Louisiana.
Mrs j. Sturrock arrived on yestcr-
days Tarpon after an extended visit
north and east.
We are pleased to note that Mrs
DR. Mitchell is fast recovering from
her serious illness.
Mrs Bert Ware l~ft on FRIDAYS Ter
pom for an extended visit with friends
in Pensacola and Mobile.
DR. \. J. H. Jansenius. a popular
physician of st Andrews. was in the
city yesterday.--Verdict Chipley.
H. J. Bruton, of Bainbridge, G..
has been here ON business trip for
some days. He is stopping with II.
Drummond.
DIR Jansenius was called to Cook o.
Tuesday to attend the family of II.
Stewart, all of whom it is reported
have typhoid fever.
Capt F. a. Witherin, of Old Town.
returned from a visit to Jacksonville
and the East Coast on Fridays Tarpon,
coming by way of fApalachicola
L 4 l.
our regular winter visitors, arrived
here yesterday on the Tarpon. They
are stopping at Mr. j. r. Gwaltney's.
Presiding Elder Peterson, OF De
than, held services n tie y. |.
church at st Andrews Sunday fore
noon ard night. Quarterly meeting
was also held.
j. r. Thompson has his lot near
the M. E. church cleared off, upon
which he is to erect HI, new dwelling
house. The location is a fine one,
and Mr. I. is planning for a good
builj ng. - +.
The Sunday Pensacola Journal says
''The schooner Lucy H., from St. An
drews, entered yesterday with
heavy cargo Of naval stores from the
Sale-Davis company, and was loading
a return cargo of freight forthat firm
yesterday"
The boat reached here on her re
turn trip Monday forenoon.
Mr. lIcnry J. Bruton, one of the
Ga, boys who mas helped
to make cambridge great, was in tine
city Thursday accompanied by Mr. /.
Is. Griffin, of Decatur county. These
gentlemen were en- route to st An
drews where they were booked for
stay of a neutrality-suspicious. Times.
Chas Balson, of Vermillion, Ohio.
now at the home Of ". ". Bates ~
Cromanton, whore he and bis wiz
are spending the winter mouths.
will preach in the VI. f.. EpiscopI
church in st Andrews Sunday morn
ing. Sacraments of communion will
be administered at close of morning
service
Commerce street that was so well
with old oyster shells,
by the late Capt Ware, has been
graded down from DR. Mitchell's store
westward, by Mr. Drummond, and the
used IS a filler in the new
bank building upon, which to place
the floor. At present the street pre-
5ents an unsightly appearance.
Messrs Dyer q Kronmiller's brick
yard outfit came in on the Lucy H.,
and these gentlemen are now trans
ferring the same from the schooner
to a barge which Will be towed TO the
yard for unloading. The machinery
consists Of the brick machine, mas
5ive affair, engine, boiler, and other
accessories.
The employees in the post Office
worked until after midnight on Mon
day last to sort the three days mail
that arrived that night, 50 that East
Bay post offices might have this de
layed mail on Tuesday. This doub-
ling of the mail from the railway in
to that office makes much extra work
there, and all must be done at night.
One of our bay fishermen, Ed Fox,
on Saturday caught large number