Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27
Beach Combines.

noon.
d. o. Trammell, of Dothan, Ala.
has been here several days pros
pecting.
Phil B. West left on Monday, with
Mr. Crawford, for trip to the rail
way and Mariana.
w. B. Caswell, representing the
Pensacola Journal, has been doing
the Bay country this week.
Fifth street has been cleared OF
trees from the bayou to the terminus
of the railway on the bay shore.
The Usay, Capt Forbes, took E. R.
Cobb and wife, and Miss Vera Craw-
ford to StAndrews and back on Sat
urday evening.
G.. w. Raffield was pleasant caller
at the PILOT Office yesterday, leaving
as usual an additional subscription to
the PILOT for friend.
r. j. Reager, bookkeer in the gen
eral Office at Pensacola of the Tarpon
line, was an arrival on yesterdays
boat, remaining over until today.
The mill was started up again last
week to saw out the logs in the boom
preparatory to change on owner
ship which is expected to take place
within few days.
j. H. and w. E. Ennis, of Dothan,
were looking over Panama City the
latter part of the week, and making
some investments here. They left on
Monday for the railway.
On Sunday, Capt Witherill, in the
Laura, took Mr. Cobb up East Bay,
and some ten miles up Wetappo
creek. The party were gone all day
and until late in the night.
Mr. Gays crews are busy getting
out the ties to fill his contract with
Mr. Steele, and they are already.
being hauled to the grade at various
points from this city north.
In another column will be found
the card of Mr. Jockey announcing
himself as a candidate for reelection.
Mr. Jockey has many friends in the
county who will be pleased at this
announcement.
w. B. Seymour, of Dothan, has
been making Panama City his head
quarters this past week. Mr. Sey-
mour in the mean time is preparing
to improve the lauds near here that
he bought last Fall.
The Gulf Coast Development Com
pany have donated a site on the
corner of Grace avenue and 5th
street, to the First Baptist Church
Society, of Panama City, upon which
it is proposed to erect church in the
near future.
We would call the attention of our
readers in need of livery service to
the advertisement of Dickens Bros,
of Millville, in another part of this
paper. The firm are now prepared
to furnish good and substantial rigs
at any point on short notice, and
reasonable rates.
Capt Barrow of the Tarpon an
nounces that the boat will remain in
Mobile on the night of the 2nd of
March, and in Pensacola on the night
of the 3rd of March, until midnight,
that passengers may have an oppor-
tunity of witnessing the evening dis
play at the Mardi Gras in both
places. This will give our people
chance to take in the complete Mardi
festival at Pensacola.
Do not forget our Boat Number.
We have already sent the first lot of
pictures to the engravers, and will
soon be ready to send the last. There
are several types of boats we would
like to have illustrated, and hope that
the owners, or those having pictures
of new boats, will furnish them to us,
that we may have a fair exhibit of
what the bay has, and what they are
doing in the boat line. Wake up.
E. R. Cobb, General Freight and
Passenger Agent of the Mobile & Gulf
S. S. Co., the owners of the Manteo,
reached herewith his wife from We
wahitchka, on Saturday last, remain
ing over until Monday morning when
he was taken to the railway at Spanns.
Mr. Cobb was looking after the in
terests of his line in this section, and
stated that they expected to begin