Panama City pilot., 1908-06-25
Beach Combines.

w. H. Parker, of Parker, was a
caller in town on Tuesday.
Another large load of visitors came
in on Monday evenings train.
A. J. Gay has been visitor in
town several days this past week
Mr. Sconiers, of North Bay, is in
town with boat load of red cedar.
Any quantity of nice watermelons
being brought into town now days.
Mrs Belle Booth, of Gay, was a
business visitor here on Saturday last.
j. II. Drummond, of st Andrews,
was Panama City visitor on Mon
day.
II. j. Bruton, of cambridge, Ga,
has been spending time in Panama
City this week.
Last weeks Tompkins correspond
ence was not received until last Fri
day, a day late for the paper.
A. b. de MontemOllin and family
have been spending some time on the
bay, being at Panama City this week.
Mr. Baker, of Dothan, has the roOmy
cottage for his mother we'll under
way, and will soon have it ready to
occupy.
Some heavy showers the past week
have been of great help to the grow
ing crops in this section, likewise to
the fruit.
Reverends Boyd and T. F. Davis
are carrying on protracted meeting
at Millville this week in tie interest
of the Baptist church.
A. Hogeboom has his bath houses
and cold drink stand on the west side
of the dock well under way, and will
soon be prepared for business.
G. l.. Fenters is now agent for the
Dothan Laundry, and sends up
basket each Tuesday morning. This
is a great convenience to our men
folks.
j. H. Porter was elected as County
Commissioner for this district, and
G.. G.. Allen was elected Sheriff. The
election of Mays and Kehoe can only
be settled by the official count.
DIR. Rozier is getting his store front
in this week, and will soon be in
readiness to open up stock of goods
in his building. He has been badly
delayed for lack of lumber.
w. d. Thompson, general counsel
of the A. & st A. b. r. r., with his
brother Albert, of Atlanta, Ga, were
arrivals on Saturday evening, re-
naming here until Tuesday.
Quite a number of our people en-
joyed the excursion on the TBrpon
last Friday evening. Capt Barrow
promises another trip of the kind
when the moon is full next month.
Davis Cawthon, of DeFuniak
Springs, was an arrival the first of
the week. His people will come down
the latter part of this, or the first of
next week, to occupy their cottage by
the park.
Mr. Daniel completed work on the
docks here on Wednesday and today
returned TO st Andrew. He is past
master in the dock building business
and has an equipment that can do
the work.
Alto Engram, of Enterprise, Ala,
disciple of Faust, was an arrival on
Saturday last. For time at least he
will combine pleasure with business,
by aiding in the composing room of
the PILOT.
Messrs Farmer, Thompson, and
others, went to the Freshwater Pond
on Monday to fish for Dream. The
string of Dream they brought back
would cheer the heart of old Isaak
Walton even.
Capt. j. Nj. Wills, of st Andrews,
was a pleasant caller at the PILOT
office on Saturday last. He express
ed himself as pleaaed with the evil
dences of prosperity which are COM
hayward just now.
A negro railway hand got away with
some valuables belonging to Chief
Engineer Harwood this past week,
and has not as yet been captured.
He was around the domicile Of Major
HARDWOOD, and while his servant was
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