Panama City pilot., 1908-07-09
Beach Combines.


caller here yesterday.
Mr. Brock, of st andrews, was q
Panama City visitor this morning.
j. Schmidt, of Laird Mill bayou,
was in town yesterday with load OF
pears.
Berry Thompson, of Apalachicola,
was an arrival this morning on the
Manteo.
Teams seem to be scarce here and
it is hard to get teaming done
promptly.
A. Hollowell, Deputy Collector of
Internal Revenue made business call
here yesterday.
Misses Lizzie Richardson and Mary
Gardner, of Chipley, are visiting Mrs
III. w. Johnson.
LeConte pears are now ripening in
this section. There has been good
crop this season.
DIR Lee, of Millville, was Panama
City visitor yesterday evening, also
Supt F. p. McGill.
G. M. West has bought the launch
Leda and is having it thoroughly over
hauled and reprinted.
The steamer Manteo arrived here
about II last night, having made a
quick run from Apalachicola.
A phone message from Chipley
states that Wallace b. Caswell, who
has been seriously ill, is improving.
DR. Rozier reached home on last
evenings train. His brother, a drug
gist from Chipley, accompanied him.
G. l.. Fenters & Co., have received
a fine assortment of mems furnishing
goods, shirts, hats, &c. Give them a
call.
The Manteo has reduced its rates
to 81 between.here and Pensacola and
to So between here and Apalachicola
and Carabelle.
The railway dock will start in to
the bay with filled abutment similar
to that on the Company's dock at the
foot of Harrison avenue.
A new plank walk is being built on
the north side of First street, In
front of the hotel and the lots of
MacSrS Raker and Farmer
Mrs p. j. Domer, and daughter
Maud, of Dothan, were arrivals the
latter part of the week, and are max
ing a short stay on the bay.
J.B. Morrison, assistant cashier in
the bank, was called home to DeFun-
lax Springs on Tuesday morning, ow-
ing to the illness of his father.
The contractor, Mr. Hall, has been
delayed somewhat in getting lumber
hauled to begin the new cottages he
is to build for r. l.. Mckenzie.
The Dewey brought in a large raft
of piling last night for the railway
dock. They are being gotten out on
w. IL. Parker's land on East bay.
j. Fortner, of Dothan, is about to
build a two story store building upon
his corner at Second street and Har-
rison avenue. He already has it rent
ed.
The Park has been put in good con-
dition for picnis and other parties.
There is no better place to be found
to enjoy picnic dinner than in the
Park.
The lot owners on the west side of
the park have been clearing off their
lots this week, which improves that
portion of Harris on avenue very
much.
Large numbers of passengers come
in on each train. There promises to
be a very heavy passenger traffic as
soon as the regular schedule is put in
to effect.
Panama City is very much in need
of laundry. There is no better op-
portunity in the country to make
money than by putting in such bu-
siness here.
A. B. deMontmellin was Panama
City visitor this morning, looking af-
ter the interests of the Manteo. That
boat gives an excursion about the bay
this afternoon.
The railway company will at once
erect house near the beach for the
accommodation of the Assistant Gen
eral Manaper and also nut DID q denOt