Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-02
ST. Andrew.

The schooner Cleopatra started for
Pensacola Sunday afternoon.
The Martha Lillian left Saturday
evening for st. 10 to engage in trout
fishing.
Miss Ebba Hasselborg returned on
the Leonore Tuesday from holiday
visit to her mother at Parker.
Mr. Butler and party, of Dothan,
who have been spending some time
here started for home yesterday.
On Tuesday DR. Mitchell took Miss
Della Larkin to Spanns, where she
will spend some time in private tutor
ing.
Otway Ware who has been in
British Columbia and Arizona for
some months returned home last
week.
Mrs M. B. jerks has removed from
the F. H. Ware house, to the place
recently occupied by Rev E. w.
Roberts.
The Nancy Lee towed the barge
Waul from Millville to Southport on
Saturday. The barge is to be loaded
by the Sale-Davis Co.
Charles Gonzalez returned to his
home in Bohemia on last Fridays
boat, his wife remaining at the old
home for further visit.
Capt Witherill, with the Leonore,
has this week been moving shingles
and lumber from Millville to st An
drew, for j. r. Thompson.
Mrs Booth, and daughter Jewel,
and little Erma Peterson, who spent
the Christmas holidays with the
Wests's at Old Town, returned home
in Mr. Gays launch on Friday.
The tug Simpson returned from Mo-
the barge Ben laden with lumber in
tow. The lumber was from the mills
of the Sale-Davis Co.-Pensacola
Journal, Dec 81.
Quite a number of old and young
people spent the evening of the last
day of the old year very pleasantly at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs 0.
Kester. The guests engaged in
games, music, and enjoying the deli
cate refreshments provided, until the
New Year was duly ushered in.
Ed Young, who has lived near Mr.
Grant for many years, but who moved
to the west end a short'time since to
receive medical attention, died on
Monday, and his remains were taken
to the burial ground at Georges
Bayou for interment yesterday. He
leaves a family consisting of a wife
ard five children. DR. Kester was his
physician. He received an injury
while logging some six months since
from which he never recovered.
w. o. w. Entertainment.
The social and supper of the w.
O. W. Camp held last evening in
Wares Hall was not only the event
of the season, but of many seasons.
There has been no such attendance
at gathering in the Hall for years,
if ever, and the pleasure of the en-
tertainment equalled the numbers
there.
The members had made every
arrangement for large gathering,
both as to supper and amusement,
and the affair was unanimously voted
a grand success in every way. There
was an a delicious repast, with all
that could appeal to the epicure, to
satisfy the appetite. with choice
musical program, and ending with
a short time spent in dancing by the
younger people. Among other fea
lures of the entertainment was drill
in uniform by the members of the
order.
Those taking part in the musical
part of the entertainment, both vocal
and instrumental, were Mrs Alex
ander, Master Harry Alexander, Miss
Ethel Baker, Mr. and Mrs J. I. Gwalt-
ney, T. Ii Gwaltney, Sam Hillman,
Miss Annie Moates, Miss Ethel and
Virgie Purcell, Miss Annie Surber,
j. T. Thompson, Miss Leola Walker,
Miss Grace West, Philip B. West, w.
r. Wilcox, and Miss Mary Whitford.
There was large attendance from
all parts of the bay, the steamer Tar