The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-01-30
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City Happenings aud !
Personal Mention. I

A. NJ. MclNer visited -JdcksOuNllle
Tuesday.
Miss Birdie Harris, of Sanford, is
visiting Mrs. W. A. Walton.
Mr.. J. w. Fudger, of Jacksonville,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. J. E. Lane, of Putnam Hall,
was in the city Wednesday.
d. B. Bardin has accepted posi-
ton at Hanley's machine shop.
George Marshall, of Pomona, was
visitor to the city Wednesday.
Mrs. f. w. White has gone on a
purchasing trip to northern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Terrell, of
Hastings, were in the city Wednes-
day.
Miss Lila White, of Hastings, was
pleasant visitor to our city during
the week.
James w. Smith returned Monday
from Jacksonville, after brief bust
ness visit.
Mrs. L. A. Smith spent several
days during the past week at Sea-
Breeze, with her mother.
During the progress of Mrs. Davis
funeral on Wednesday business in
the city was entirely suspended.
A handsome new sign adorns one
of F. J. Fearnside's show windows.
1t reads, James II. Fry, ieweler."
Miss Estan Rosenberg who is TAX
ing course in music at Jacksonville
is spending the week with her fami-
ly.
Mrs. Samuel Browning and Mrs.
William Coffee of Francis were
among the shoppers in the city on
Monday.
Mrs. DIR. S. Stringer, of Brooks
vile, I'd Vice Pres. Fla. Division U.
ID. G. is & guest of the Arlington dur
ing the Convention.
Mrs. w. Cook and Mrs. J. d.
Sinclair, of Jacksonville, are stop
ping at the Arlington while in the
city attending the convention.
The beautiful winter home of r. J.
Melon on Emmett street is being put
in shape for occupancy and it is pre-
sumed the family will arrive soon.
Mr.. w. G. Snow has been quite i'll
ut his home the past several days.
On Wednesday evening his condition
was reported to be about the same.
Mrs. R. F. Adams returned from
| Crescent City on Monday where she
mas been continuously since the
| death of her mother, Mrs. j. ii.
Harp.
Mrs. F. G. COchrane and Mrs. DR.,
j. w. McGregor are at Crescent City
this week, delegates from the Fort
nightly club to the Federation con-
yentiOn.
Rev. r. L. Honiker went to the
Rice Greek neighborhoOd last Mon
day afternoon to tie with a hard knot
a young couple who were matrimo-
nally inclined.
Mrs. F. G. Waldron and Miss Sim
onson, of Welaka, passed through
the city on Tuesday on their way
nome from a trip down the east
| coast.
Holmes Erwin, the well-known
wine maker whose extensive vine
yard and wine vaults are at Pomona.
this county, is stopping in the city
for few days this week.
The Gem City Guards met in the
Armory Tuesday night at 8 o'clock
but no drill was had through respect
10 the bereavment of Walter M. Dav'
is, its former captain.
Miss Jennie Andrews, of Gaines
Vile, Fla, a delegate to the State
Convention of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy, arrived in the
city Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bella Bulky and three interest
ing children, of Louisville, KY, are
expected to arrive in the city to-day
ON a few weeks visit to the family
of Mrs. II. A. Bulky, on Kirkland
street.
Mrs. H. H. McCreary and Miss
Jessie Meyer delegates to the United
Daughters of the Confederacy con
yention from the Gainesville chap
ter, are the guests of Mrs. DR.. Geo
E. WEIGH.
DR.. w. H. Cyrus, his sister, Mrs
Ross of Chicago; his sister-in-law
Mrs. Smith, of Columbus, o., and hi
niece, Mrs. Hyde of Chicago, lief
yesterday for Il short stay in thu
Ancient City"
Mr.. S. b. Leeper, prominent mer
chant of lockwood, Tenn, who haI
been spending several weeks in this
city with his family, left this after
noon for his home. Mr.. Leeper wal
favorably impressed with Palatka.
Mr.. w. II. Parker former bust
ness partner of Mr.. Martin Griffin il
the hardware business here, but wh'
went to New York in 1890, was in thu
city last week. Mr.. Parker was ;
County Commissioner back in thu
8O'
Miss Bertha Eicholtz, who ha
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. M
Never for some time past, returned
to her home in Savannah, Ga, OIL
Tuesday morning. The young lad.
was accompanied as far as jackson
vile by Mrs. Meyer.
Thos. H. Heating has issued invi
tations to his many friends in Palat
ka to the opening event of his ney
Casino, Pier and Baths, on DaytOn
Beach, Tuesday evening Februar.
18th. 1t is to be a grand affair ant
many people from Palatka and othe
points will attend.
The reception and ball which wa
= to have been given Wednesday eve
I ming complimentary to the delegate
/ and visitors to the state conventiO
} of the Daughters of the COnfederac
r has been postponed until Friday eve
ming, in respect to the memory c
1 the late Mrs. Davis.