Panama City pilot., 1908-03-12

towed her Thursday and FRIDAY
making all regular stops, SATURDAY
made trip with her up East Bay
We wish to call attention of oul
readers to the announcement of A. D
Carmichael, for County Solicitor in
this issue of the PILOT. Mr. Carmi
chael's past record has been very sat
isfactory and one cannot err in sup.
porting him.
w. B. Crawford will take Miss
Maggie Alderman, who has been
visiting at the West home in Old
Town the past two weeks, Grace West
and Susie Sheppard to Spanns next
Tuesday, where they will take the
Steel road for points farther north.
Mr. Ayars and wife accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs Spicer, Miss Crandall
and l.. Allen, of Milton Junction,
Wis.,, were pleasant callers at the
PILOT Office Wednesday morning.
Mr. Ayars brought the party over in
his new launch.
We are informed that the A. & ST..
A. B. Ry. inaugurated a regular
schedule over it's line to Fountain on
Monday last, and people of that Sec
ton are much pleased thereat. The
road is being rapidly pushed to COM
pletion.-Verdict Chipley.
We take pleasure in printing the
announcement of Buell. Cook, of
Chipley, for State Senator, for the
district composed of Washington and
Calhoun counties. What he SAYS
sounds good. His fight, if he makes
one is to be for measures not against
men.
Miss Ethel Brainard, of st Andrews,
began her work as. teacher in the
Panama City school last Monday.
Miss Brainardi is considered by County
Superintendent Gamer one of the
best qualified and most successful
among his new teachers in Wash
ington county.
A meeting of the Democratic Exc
cutive Committee''will be held on April
18th to issue the county call for a
County Democratic Primary and to
appoint inspectors and clerks to
serve in the primary election and to
provide for the publication of the
case as provided by law.
Captain Barrow entertained Mrs
G. E. Booth, Miss Merryman, Mr. and
Mrs G. Nj. West and w. F. Look at
dinner Friday evening during the
run back to st Andrews from Mill
vile. The table d. hote dish is named
and the recipe for it given, just as
the genial captain gave it to us, in
another column.
Capt DeShazo, of st Andrews,
brought up this morning to Panama
City the following parties. j. H.
Morris and wife, from Elba, Ala, and
Lawrence l.. Morris, son of former,
representing the Sales Association,
of New Orleans, and Mr. Thomas
travelling for the Avery Hardware
Company, of Pensacola.
The following were the arrivals at
the Panama hotel the past week: Mr.
Majors, Havana, Fla; j. A Stephens,
r. ID. Crawford; o. E. Williams, S.
j. Espy, G. 0. Daniels and w. B.
Seymour, Dothan, Ala; Mr. Mont
gomery, Mr. Wood, and Mr. West, of
the A. & st A. B. R. R.; Reese Barnet,
R. Pitcher, Patton, Southport, Fla;
B Hancock, A. Cohen, Pensacola,
Fla.
G. M. West, editor of the Panama
PILOT is in the city today, making
the rounds among his local friends.
Editor West runs a. clean, interesting
little sheet, and is we'll known in
Florida journalism. He was accom-
panied today by w. F. Look, of Es-
canada, Michigan, the two gentlemen
being callers at the Evening News
office. Pensacola News, Sth.
G. Nj. West, the father of Pan
anna City on st. Andrews Bay, and
editor of the Panama City PILOT, was
in the city yesterday en- route to
Washington, where he goes to APP
pear before the engineering depart
ment in the interest of st. Andrews
harbor improvement, Mr. West says
that the railroad which A. B. Steele
is building from Dothan to the bay
will reach Panama City within the
next ninety days. Mr.. West was &C