Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-08-20
Beach Combines.

here.
1t is no unusual thing now to see
fishing smacks taking on ice at the
ice plant.
Mr. Ellis has been surveying for
some days for Mr. Harmon on his land
east of Panama City.
1t is reported that Bob Willard we'll
known to our bay people died re-
Gently in New Jersey.
DR. j. w. Stanford, R. d. Gay, and
Master Fred Gay, of Cuthbert, Ga,
are visiting A. j. Gay.
Dave Mabry, the son of Justice
Mabry, of Tallahassee, was Panama
City visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs Shepherd and little daughter
left on Tuesday evenings train for
two weeks visit at Mobile.
Quite an amount of fish are being
brought to the ice plant and shipped
out by rail by that company.
RI. Mckenzie is making visit to
Jacksonville and other points this
week. He left on Thursday last.
Mr. Shepherd, of Hogeboom & Co.,
returned last evening from business
visit to Mariana and other points.
Officers of the G. A. L. Co. state
they will have their lumber yard here
ready to serve customers in less than
two weeks.
G.. P. Mallock, of st Andrews, was
visiting in Panama City Tuesday, and
left on the evenings train for Fitz-
gerald, Ga.
Il. ID. Sales, wife, and children, were
passengers north on Friday evenings
train. Mr. Sale will visit Albany, Ga,
while Mrs Sale and the children will
make an extended visit with relatives
in Washington, ID. @.
b. r. Allen has bsg appointed
agent of the A. & st. A. B. r. r.
here, and began work last week. MIR
Allen will be found at the depot, and
will carefully and cheerfullv attend
to all business for the company.
Albert Myers and wife, of Chipley,
who have been st )pping a short time
at the Gulf View Inn returned to
their home the last of the week. Mr.
Myers who was just cOnvalescing from
an attack of fever gained six pounds
in the ten days he was here.
r. c.. Williams, cashier of the Third
National Bank, of Dothan, has been
spending few days on the bay look
ing after the interests of the Panama
Ice Company, of which he is a promi-
nent member. Mr. Williams made the
PILOT office very pleasant visit, and
talked very enthusiastically of the
prospects of Dothan.
The w. L. line men are now this
side of Bear Crhek with the line,
and should reach here the fore part
of next week. Our people Will hail
with Joy the advent of means of
reaching the outside world by wire,
after being sand bagged by the tor
toise line mail service they have so
long had to do business under.
JIG. Walden, Sr., wife and daughter
Susie May and Annie Brock and
wife, of Enterprise, Ala, and II. +.
Brock, of New Brockton, Ala, will
leave on the afternoon train for their
h Omes, aJter several days stay in
Panama City and st Andrews. They
ex Dress themselves as having had an
enjoyable time, and say they are
coming again.
O. Butler, Jr., of Chipley, one of
West Florida s most popular bankers,
returned to his home on Tuesday
morning after having spent nearly
three weeks with The Chipley colony
on East Bay. The PILOT office ac-
knowledges the receipt of a very
pleasant call from Mr. B., who was al
an early day disciple of the "Art
Preservative."
Last evenings train brought in &
camping party consisting of Buel
Cook, L. w. Grow, j. u. Campbell
and w. w. Harvey, of Chipley, ant
II. II. Lewis, and Ellis F. Davis, o
Mariana. They pitched their tents
on the beach, under the shade of tn,
palms just west of the dock, and arr
seemingly enjoying the bay breeze
with relish born of living in sucl
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