Panama City pilot., 1908-06-04
Beach Combines.

j. w. Fortner, of DOthan, IS one OF
last evenings arrivals.
John Jones and son, of Dothan,
came in last evening.
Mesdames Ripple and Sturrock are
Panama City visitors today.
There are numerous outings to the
Gulf beach these warm days.
G.. II. Mckenzie left on Sunday for
Cordele, Ga, where his wife is seri-
ously ill.
The Tarpon yesterday had large
consignments of freight for Panama
City parties.
The G.. G.. d. Co., is having the
Park cleaned up and put in readiness
for picnic parties.
The large boiler for the ice plant
was moved to the location, from the
end of the dock, on Saturday last.
RI. Mckenzie left on Sunday for
various parts of the county in the
interests Of his closing campaign for
Representative.
The auxiliary schooner Nancy Lee,
of the Bay Fisheries company, en-
tered yesterday with II 900 pounds of
snappers.- Pensacola Journal, May
81.
DR. Rozier expects to have his office
finished in the upper part of his store
building SO that he can occupy it, and
begin work therein by Saturday of
this week.
10. Richards, formerly of Millville,
will open first class barber shop III
this city, probably today. Mr. Rich
ards is a fist class barber and will
please his patrons al all times.
The Engineering Corps of the A. &
st A. b. r. r. moved into town on
Monday night, and occupied house
they had rented from A. Hogeboom.
They will hereafter make this their
headquarters.
Miss jamie Farmer, charming
young lady from Dothan and guest
of the Gulf View Inn, caught fine
seven pound snapper from off the
wharf here in front of the Inn yes
terday morning.
1t is probable that the Enterprise
Lumber Co., of Dothan, will at once
establish a yard here. This will be
q great benefit to the many people
upon the bay who have heretofore
been unable to get lumber here.
The Tarpon yesterday landed is
drums of ammonia here for the Pana-
ma Ice Plant. This is large amount
of ammonia, and cost delivered here
over one thousand dollars. 1t takes
q goodly sum of money to start an
ice plant.
j. Green and two daughters, of
Pensacola, who have been guests at
the Buena Vista since Tuesday, left
today on the Manteo for their home
in the Deep Water City. While in
Panama City, they, accompanied by
Capt Mclaughlin, paid the PILOT
office a pleasant visit.
The cottages of Messrs Crawford
and Farmer are now about completed,
and present a very pretty appearance
with their pure white painting in their
framing of the varied green's of trees
and vines. These people have an
ideal spot to pass pleasant summer
on the shores of this famed bay.
Track laying is now completed to
Mill bayou and the track layers will
cross that stream today. Cribbing
the cypress swamps this side of there
is ABOUT complete so that the track
laying can go on without delay to this
point. The driver will now be
brought here and work soon be be-
gun upon the dock.
G. II. Purvis, Vice President of the
4. & St A. B. r. R., after spending
few DAYS here and at other points OF
the bay in the interest of his road
left on Sunday for his home IN AT
lanta. 1t is probable that the gen
tleman will soon return and announce
rates between Panama City, Dothan
Macon. Savannah, and Atlanta.
There was no mail from East ba.
last night, and none out of here, ow
ing to some delay to the mail boat
This accounts for the nonappearanc
of some East bay correspondence
In the unsettled mail conditions eH
listing hereabouts it is necessary tina