Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-07-30
Beach Combinss.


visitor this week.
The government survey boat Santa
Rosa put in to this place on Tuesday
to get supply of ice.
E. ID. Neel, agent of the l.. & N. r.
r., at COttondale, was an arrival on
last evenings train.
Nj. A. Helms, of Florala, Ala, is a
Panama City visitor, having come in
on last evenings train.
Mr. Henry Moore and wife of Cul-
verton, Ala, are stopping at the Holt
day home in Old Town.
Ben II. Thomas, of Pensacola, is
visitor in Panama City, having arriv-
ed on the Manteo today.
A. b. Steele, president of the At
lanta & st Andrews Bay r. R. was an
arrival on the Manteo this morning.
Contractor Hall has the second
cottage for Mr. Mckenzie well under
way. They are very attractive build
ings.
j. N. Hutchins, an attorney from
Covington, KY, who is stopping at
st Andrew, made Panama City visit
yesterday.
E. r. Cobb, General Freight and
Passenger Agent of the Mobile & Gulf
S. S. Co., made the trip on the Man
teo this week.
Ice cream made by Panama City
ice has been one of the attractions at
Hogeboom & Cos. restaurant on the
dock this week.
w. ID. Thompson, General Counsel
of the Atlanta & st Andrews Bay r.
r. arrived on last evenings train, and
is guest at the hotel here.
Mr. ellis is getting the lumber on
the ground preparatory to erecting
building on the lot just north of q. l..
Fenters q Co., on Harrison avenue.
Messrs Cawthon and Storrs were
out early Tuesday morning after fish
at the fresh water pond. They
brought back supply both of fresh
and salt water fish.
West Floridss well known and pop
ular banker, w. l.. Cawthon, of De-
Funiak Springs, arrived on the train
Monday evening for a brief outing
with his family here
Editor Storrs, of the Breeze, De-
Funiak Springs, arrived on the train
Monday evening, and has since been
putting in his time fishing and en-
joying the gulf breezes.
f. b. Carter, Jr., of Pensacola, ar
rived on the Manteo to-day and will
spend q few days in the bay country
before leaving for Mariana, where
he will spend his vacation.
Presiding Elder Cousins, of this
District of the M. E. Church South,
has been stopping here for few days
looking after the interests of the
church about the bay. Rev Cousins
preached here last evening.
The Tarpon yesterday brought in
goodly PARTON of the grocery stock
of Mr. Clingo. He will open his store
in McKenzies new building just as
soon as it is completed. His stock
of dry goods, &c, will soon follow.
The steamer Manteo, which has
been laid up for the past ten days, is
again in commission and will resume
her regular schedule from Mobile on
Sunday night. She arrived to-day
with fair cargo and leaves tonight
for points east.
Rapid progress is being made on
the Hogeboom hotel building. The
sides are up, verandah floors laid,
and much studding in place on the
interior. The building is a large one,
and will, when finished, accommo-
date great number of guests.
T. j. Farmer, of Shorterville, Ala,
one of Panama Citys oldest and best
friends, was an arrival on last even
ings train. Mr. Farmer finds much
improvement here since his last visit,
and prophecies that it will continue
until we have population of
thousands.
AS one gentlemen expressed it to-
day, one cannot hear himself think
now days along the lower part of
Harrison avenue for the noise made
by hammers and saw. There are a