The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-07-10
The Palatka News
and Advertiser
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City Happenings and
Personal I1lention.

hlCIldTu ItltIlllulh SpVill pullb'N
in Jacksonville.
Mrs. A. S. Willard expects to go to
the coast next week.
Chas. Burt spent the Fourth with
his brother in Savannah.
Senator Frank Adams of Hamilton
county is in the city today.
Robert James went to Daytona last
Saturday for few days outing.
Squire ]. L. Burton, of Crescent
City, was Il visitor in the city yester-
day.
Capt. Ford of the Atlantic Coast
Line passed through the city yester-
day.
Rob't. Armistead spent the Fourth
very pleasantly with friends in st.
Augustine.
j. PursIey, of Guilford, Fla, spent
a short while in the city last week
with relatives.
Judge j. G. Vertrees is expected
home from Summer Haven for Il
few days next week.
f. C. Waldron, II prominent citizen
of Welaka, was noted among Sat
urday's visitors to the city.
DR.. and Mrs. H. G. Brannon and
the children are spending the sum
mer on the beach at DaytOna.
NJ. NJ. Vickers and Harry carman
witnessed the Gainesville-Lake City
base bail game last Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Palmer, popular
young lady of Como, spent the
Fourth in Palatka with friends.
There will be Il dance at the pavil-
lion on the Heights tomorrow (Fri-
day. night. Everybody invited.
Ernest Monday, of Jacksonville
spent several days of last week in
Palatka with relatives and friends.
ABaptist young peoples union was
organized on Sunday last with an
enrolment of about forty members.
Mrs. Louis Jackson has returned
from Jacksonville, where she has
been for the past month on visit to
friends.
Rev. FIR. Veale of Jacksonville is
temporary pastor of St. Monicas'
church during the absence of FIR.
O'Brien.
c. Carman, ST., came over from
ST. Augustine and spent several days
last week with his family on the
Heights.
r. r. Livingston, of HolIister has
purchased the ThalgOtt bakery bus
mess ON Lemon street, and assumed
charge yesterday.
Miss Bell McKenZirlcft last Thurs
day afternoon for Augusta, Ga. at
which place she will spend the SUM
mer with relatives.
Electric lights are being put il
the Armory Of the Guards which
will be II decided Improvement Oh
the present method of Illumination
DR.. Geo. f. WeIch states that the
general health of the city is good
and that SO far the extreme heat and
drouth has not been the exciting
cause Of sickness.
Maurice Robbins, q former P&latka
boy, now OF Jacksonville, was greet
ing friends in this city several days
the past week. He returned home
Sunday afternoon.
f. G. Cochrane's book store has
been moved from the old Lemon
street stand TO the large store Oh
Front street next north of the East
Florida Saving and Trust Co. S office.
Last Sunday at the home of Mr..
Herman at Bunntll Rev. VIM.
Stones, pastor of the Baptist church
in Palatka, united in marriage Mr..
Lacy a. Geiger and Miss Ada Fris-
bee.
Cliff. A. Maui, well-known Put
nam county boy, now agent of the
F. f. &. Ry., at Lantana, was in the
city over night Tuesday On route to
the home of his parents in Crescent
City.
Miss Martha Il. West, of Monroe,
N. c., who mas been visiting at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. G. Lopez
Bailey, for the past two months,
terminated her visit and returned
home last week.
Geo. Stimmel of this city has won
quite Il reputation as a star base ball
umpire, and his services are being
eagerly sought by all the clubs in
the state. Mr.. Stimmel umpired the
game on Tuesday afternoon i'll Gains
vile between the Oak Halls of that
place and the Lake City club.
Miss Florence Davis returned last
Sunday from Jacksonville, where
she has been for several weeks past
on visit to the family of Mr. Robt.
J. Rifles. Miss Davis was accompan-
led on her return by her neice, Miss
Elise Rifles, who will remain here the
balance of this week.
VIM. Williams, a Putnam county
boy whose home is at BOStwick and
WHO has been creditably filling the
position of night operator at the I'M
ion station her for IA short while past, F.
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