Panama City pilot., 1908-03-19
St. Andrew.

The smack Martha Lillian arrived
here on Friday morning.
The freight boat Lucy II. arrived
with large cargo on Friday last.
The fishing smack Pfeiffer, Capt
Rasmussen, arrived Sunday evening.
Ed Masker our popular photo
grapher has been kept busy the past
week
Mr. John Gwaltney, returned from
Pensacola on the Nancy Lee Friday
morning.
The Jessie p, arrived Friday from
Pensacola, continuing up North Bay
to Southport.
Mrs o. II. Kester & Co., received
their stock of new goods on Wednes-
days Tarpon.
Willie Surber and family have
moved from Pretty Bayou into the
Allan cottage.
The schooner Cleopatra arrived
with an unusually large cargo on
Friday evening,
How would it do you croquette
players to give us a match game some
evening for amusement.
DR. Rozier made trip to Southport
Wednesday, called there to do some
dental work for Mrs Il. ID. Sales.
Mrs L. A. Ware and Mrs j. II.
DrummOnd report a most satisfactory
visit to Mrs Fenters millinery store.
j. II. Drummond is looked for this
week, after which he and Mrs Drum
mond will take a trip to Blountstown.
Messrs Joyner and Moates, pro-
prietors of the Buena Vista hotel have
erected very neat sign in front of
the hotel.
u. E. Knowles, brother of our
barber, @. d. Knowles has gone. on
his usual "catch" at this season with
a crew OF seven.
We were so unfortunate as to fail in
announcing the arrival of DR. Byrson
Stanton and wife, of Cleveland, Ohio,
on last weeks Tarpon.
The Nancy Lee arrived in port on
last Friday morning with ice from
Pensacola. She was slightly damaged
by being in collision with the launch
Tucola, in Pensacola harbor last We'd
nesday.
1t was really pretty sight last Fri
day when the Martha Lillian, Nancy
Lee, Lucy II. Cleo, Jessie p.
and Zion all stood at Wares dock
and we imagined ourselves a city of
business in the strict sense of the
word.
Capt Ben Thompson, of the launch
Eva May, took party consisting of
our accommodating and capable bar
Der, Mr. Knowles with Messrs Peck,
Whitford and Hammond, to Mill
Creek for fresh water fish this week,
report good time.
Neither the PILOT nor Mrs Kester
deserve the laugh on them for the
apparent mistake of last week in the
words "ladies' shirts" for "ladies'
skirts, d" the ladies "shirt" pretty
little blouse worn with standing collar
and mans tie is one of the latest in
fads and fancies this season. She
mag have them. Do not forget her
opening to-day and tomorrow.
When the yacht Daisy anchored at
Wares dock last Sunday the friends
of Mr. Clark Witherill looked for
good time, for he always brings it.
Sunday evening party went on
board the lovely boat and enjoyed
music from one of the finest graphic
phones made. Monday he called on
friends and he with his affable Cap
tain Harry Stevens passed pleasant
hour at the dance in Wares hall, when
the graphophone again gave delight
and the music by r. w. Wilcox, Ed
Hand and Phil West was especially
complimented. They were enter
tanned Tuesday evening at dinner and
Wednesday evening at cards by
Clark's brother, f. a. Witherill, of
Old Town. Yesterday fishing party
went out for few hours, and to-day
the genial gentleman will leave for
Pensacola. We say reluctant good
bye but we look for the beautiful