Panama City pilot., 1908-10-08
Beach Combines.

and Harrison avenue is nearing COM
pletion..
The railway dock has been extended
two hundred feet to accommodate the
Manteo.
The Tarpon was in on time yester-
day with a good load of general mer-
chandise.
Another car load of naval stores is
in this morning to be shipped on the
Manteo to-day.
DR. Lee has his house on First street
well under way. 1t is said to be
already leased.
A barge load of sidewalk material
came in on Tuesday. 1t will be used
along Harrison avenue.
Ira A. Hutchinson is putting up
dwelling house just east of Mr. Will
liams residence near the ice plant.
Miss Lillian Carlisle was in town on
Tuesday looking after the prospective
gathering Saturday, to organize the
Improvement Association.
Let every man interested in seeing
st Andrews Bay get it's rights be in
attendance upon Saturdays meeting
here. "In unity there is strength"
We regret to learn of the illness of
w. w. Green who is at Eufaula. He
is threatened with typhoid fever.
Mrs Green left for there last evening.
The Manteo on her new schedule
arrived early Tuesday morning leav-
ing that evening, and came in again
early this morning, luaving this eve
ming.
G.. l.. Fenters & Co., have received
a nice lot of gentlemens shirts, hats,
&c. This firm are striving to give
our people late styles at moderate
prices and should receive the Bay
patronage.
Willie Mcdaniel and wife, from
DeFuniak Springs, were arrivals here
Saturday evening. Mr. Mcdaniel is
the new proprietor of the barber
shop, and expects to remain here in
definitely.
A very enjoyable dancing party was
held at Wards Hall last evening some
fifty or more being in attendance in
Guiding a few of Dothan's and st An
drews charming young ladies. The
music was furnished by Messrs Gay,
Hand, and Wilcox.
Mrs Chas Fairclcth, of Gainesville,
Fla, accompanied by the Misses
Clifford, Bert and Name FairclOth, of
Dothan, were arrivals on last even
ings train and will spend few days
on the bay. They are domiciled in
the Baker cottoge.
We have calls for several houses
for Winter visitors. In fact there is
q greater demand for houses now than
when the Summer people were coming
in such numbers. In the Summer
time one could live outdoors day and
night, but house is needed through
the Winter. We trust that those in
tending building to rent will begin
work at once.
st Andrews Bay Club.
AS outlined in the last PILOT there
will be a meeting here on Saturday
of this week at l. p. m. to organize
an Association or Club in the intere 81
of every one living upon or near this
Bay.
There should be a general attend
ance at this meeting of all such per
sons. Don't think because you have
not taken any part in the agitation
leading up to this movement that yoI
are not interested, or would not bt
expected to take part in future move
.ments. Everyone who has any in
terest in the Bay country in any wa7
is asked to attend, and join the Asso
citation.
The PILOTS article of last week Sc
forth the names of parties whom
thought might take prominent par
in the work, but that article wa
merely suggestive, it expects tha
each locality will make its own ee
lection of officers when its represen
tatives assemble here. That will b
fair and democratic.
1t is hoped that our ladies will Sc
and feel the impOrtance of a goo