Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-20
Beach Combines.

Inc Senator has been visiting various
points on the bay this past week.
We are informed that John Walls
ingham, of Grassy Point, has bought
or leased the sawmill at this place
owned by M. r. Pritchard, deceased,
and will start up business in the near
future. Banner Chipley.
Mr. and Mrs Cheek were Panama
City visitors yesterday. We under
stand they will soon remove from
Dothan to the bay country. Mr.
Cheek is a conductor on the A. & st
A. B. r. r. and wishes a home at
this end of the line.
The Gulf Coast Development Com
pany have set aside about 4 acres of
land to the northwest of town for a
cemetery. 1t lies high and dry, and
is on pleasant oak knoll. 1t will be
surveyed this week, after which par
ties wishing lots can secure them.
w. M. Gordon, president of the
B. @. & st A. r. r., is reported as
saying that the right of way is Sc
cured for the proposed extension
northward from Chipley, Fla, to En-
terprize, Ala, a distance of 60 miles,
but that no survey has as yet been
made.
T. j. Thompson, who has been stop
ping with his brother Berry at Apa-
lachicola for some weeks, came here
on business on the boat Saturday, re-
turning to Apalachicola yesterday.
Tom looks as though his sojourn in
Texas agreed with him. He reports
his family all well.
Mr. Vickery, of the bay bottling
works was pleasant caller at the
PILOT office this past week. This
firm will soon advertise their special
ties in the PILOT. They have their
works in condition to turn out large
output, which judging from the ex-
perience of last season will be eagerly
sought after.
The botting works of Mckenzie &
Co., have opened up for Spring trade,
and are already sending out fair
quantity of goods. They will con-
tinue to use only the best material
and take the greatest pains in the
manufacture of their drinks, and un-
doubtedly will receive liberal sup
port from the bay people. Send in
your orders to this firm for sample
cases.
Miss l.. Nj. Tuthill, of Quincy, ILL.,,
who was visiting her sister Mrs M.
B. jerks, was called home this past
week on account of the serious illness
of their sister, Mrs Barr. Miss
Tuthill had intended staying some
months with her sister Mrs jerks,
and it is to be hoped that she will
find her sister SO greatly improved in
health that she can return and enjoy
our beautiful Spring days.
"The West Bay Naval Stores and
Lumber Company" is the title of the
new corporation that has applied for
letters patent to operate at West Bay.
The application for a charter shows
that Frank G. Sullivan of New York,
holds 1000 shares, Ernest Pope OF
the same place, 1899 shares, and w.
B. Merritt, of West Bay, Fla, share
making a total of 1000 shares of S10C
each, or a total of 100000.
From the Chipley Banner we learn
of the death of Miss Willie Harvey
which occurred at her home there on
Monday, the 10th. Miss Harvey was
we'll known and highly esteemed by
many of our bay people, as she had
been here during the summers, ano
her death will be most sincerely re-
GREETED by all who knew her. Hel
remains were laid at rest in the
cemetery at Greenwood on Tuesday
of last week.
Judging from reports from oul
vessel men and through the paper:
the bottom of Apalachicola Bay has
been "getting up in the world" this
past week or so. The Tarpon 81
found it in the fog last Friday morn
ing, and the papers report the tn!
Monarch striking it SO hard as t.
cause the boat to leak badly. Their
has been a succession of storms, wit
lQIu ura L. which nrAha bly, an