Panama City pilot., 1908-03-19
Beach Combings.


typhoid pneumonia.
A. H. Brake, of st Andrews was a
business caller here yesterday.
S. T. Walkley, of Holton, Kansas,
left for his home on last weeks Tar
pom.
G. Chandlee, of Chipley, Fla. was
very pleasant caller at the PILOT
Office Wednesday.
Marion jerks, one of our popular
merchants, left for Southport on a
business trip yesterday.
Capt DeShazoo brought quite a
crowd of st Andrews people here on
last Friday.
Mrs A. j. Gay, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs w. w: Green, of Gay,
Fla, are visitors here to-day.
Ben Steele, of the A. & st A. B. R.
r., with Engineer Howard came in
yesterday and will leave to-day.
Herr Schryer from Bremen, Ger
many, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
III. H. Boyer cane in on the Tarpon
Wednesday.
b. F. Gamer, oar esteemed county
superintendent of Schools, is in th
vicinity to-day. Do not forget our
school, please sir.
Mr. j. p. Mock, of cambridge, Ga,
accompanied by his mother, Mrs E.
Mock, arrived last week on a visit 10
his brother Mr. H. H. Mock.
Mrs o. H. Kester and Miss Dollie
Clarkson, of st Andrews, were pleas
ant visitors to our city last Friday
and called in to visit the PILOT.
DR. Witherbee and wife, who are
spending few weeks in st Andrews
made pleasant call at the Gulf View
Inn, Panama City last Friday morn
ing.
Ed Masker, with his launch Sharp
shooter, brought Mr. and Mrs Ripple
and Mrs j. Sturrock up from st An
drews Wednesday to do some shop
ping.
Mr. G. M. West, the editor of the
PILOT, expected to leave Washington
Tuesday of this week and hoped to
reach home as early as Thursday or
Friday.
Messrs b. III. King, DR. Byrd, j. r.
Kelly and Mr. Woods, of Headland,
Ala, and Frank Slocumb, of Slo-
cumb, Ala, were Panama City visi-
tors yesterday.
Mrs G. H. Purvis, wife of vice
president Purvis, of the A. & st. A.
B. r., and daughter Minnie and little
son Harry, arrived on yesterday Tar
pom from Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. jeff Armstrong, of Wewahitch-
ka, was visitor here this week. Mr.
Armstrong bought some very desira
BILE property and will move here with
his family in the near future.
J. B. Hogeboom took Miss Susie
Sheppard and Miss Maggie Aldermen
to where the former takes train for
Pensacola to spend some time with
her sister Mrs Gonzalez and the latter
goes to her home in Mariana.
Mrs J. H. Brown, of st Andrews,
with her sister in law, Mrs DR. Stan
ton, made very satisfactory business
call on our popular milliner, Mrs G..
L. Fenters, and very pleasant call
at the PILOT Office this week.
The Parker items, though mailed
March 18th, reached us too late for
last weeks issue being stamped at
Panama City the 18th. We make
mention of this only to do justice to
our good friend and faithful CORE
spondent from Parker.
DIR HI. B. Scultz and wife, of At
lanta, Ga; arrived on Monday even
ing and are spending few days at
the Gulf View Inn, and express them
selves as more than pleased with the
bay and the signs of life and stir in
Panama City just at present.
Ben Steele, son of A. b. Steele, of
the A. & st A. B. railroad, and Gen
eral Manager of said road has been
inter viewed by one of our citizens the
past week and is reported to have
said that the schedule for passenger
trains to Young's will be put on Sun
day, March 22nd, and there is no
reason why under ordinary condi-
tions they should not be here within