The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-28
CITY NOTES.
Items Gathered Here and There by Our
Reportorial Corps.

Items Gathered Here and There by Our
Reportorial Corps.
Communion services will be held at
the Methodist Church next Sabbath,
Rev. Francis r. Bridges, the pastor. pre-
siding.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Memorial Society will be held at
the residence of Mrs. II. A. Gray to-mor-
row afternoon
Acting Mayor D. A. Boyd experienced
lively day yesterday in the court room.
Some ten delinquents were arraigned be-
fore him for punishment
The City Council has delivered the tax
books to the City Tax Collector, E. S.
Neck, who is now ready to receive the
taxes on real and personal property.
The schooner lying at the Florida
Southern Railway wharves. that arrived
in port Saturday, is the Bella Russell,
and was towed up from Jacksonville by
the tug Oyster Boy"
Inc serhOHS III the presbyterian
Church, Sunday forenoon and evening
by Rev. j. Lowne Wilson, were listened
to by a very large and attentive audi
ence, who were delighted and much edi-
fled by them.
Capt. II. G. Butler, Saturday, shipped
car load of shingles to Daytona from
l. t.sx Il. I, i'm, pofn
will ship another to the same destina-
ton to-day. He reports his Daytona
business thriving.
The election of municipal officers.
which takes effect on the 3rd OF April,
will be made under the old charter, and
the registration books are now open at
Clerk Cartoons office, in the Kennerly-
Hickman block, ON Lemon street. The
Mayors proclamation win doubtless APP
pear in few days.
The body of Mr.. j. S. Sweeney, the
young man who committed suicide at
his residence ON Emmett street, in this
city, was yesterday placed on the train
en- route to his native home, Mobile,
Alabama. Mr.. E. r. Farrar, the under
taker, accompanied the body as far as
Jacksonville to see that it would be
started safely through from that point.
Two beautiful new songs written and
composed by Fay Templeton, MY Little
/ Girl of Four and 81 do not Know" have
been published by Harris, the music
publisher, corner of Twelfth and Broad
way, New York city. Our older citizens
will be interested in learning that Miss
Tempieton is achieving distinction as a
song writer.
Before Judge Haughton yesterday APP
peared one Alice Washington. colored.
charged with robbing one of Palatka's
citizens on the 21st of this month of a
sum of money amounting to $500. She
was sentenced to the county Jail for
thirty days and in going to her present
abode seemed to be utterly Indifferent to
the entire situation. Officer A. E. Wise
made the arrest.
II the pastors, or those interested in
the churches in our city viii kindly fur
.nish our. reporter with changes in ser,
vices or any data of importance con,
2 corning the churches and church
societies we will be pleased to give the
public correct information in regard te
them in our columns. If the reporter
/ cannot be seen leave note at the Office
of THE PALATKA News not later thar
<Saturday of each week.
Mrs. Clara A. Field, of Boston, vel
v Known and interesting Psychologist O
bur Eastern cities andrat present locatet
"a the Ancient City, is in Palatka, wher
he viii remain for the remainder of thi
3 EEK. during which time she will DC
IL three good and edifying lectures q
ychrometry At the opera house, gratis