The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-02-13
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5 City Bappsniags aud !;
: Personal Mention.

in Palatka Monday.
Chas. E. Thigpin of San Mateo,
was visiting in the city Monday.
Ernest Owen of Satsuma, spent
Saturday in the city with friends.
Mrs. w. G. Snow is entertaining
her niece, Mrs. Royce of Vermont.
Mr.. w. H. Mann spent the first |
two days of the present week in the
city.
Col. r. w. Bard of Norwalk was
transacting business in the city We'd !
nesday.
Mr.. Scott Smith of Kentucky
spent Sunday here with his uncle, Il.
A. Smith.
Voley r. McCraney of st. Angus
tine is in the city on a short visit to
home folks.
Mrs. G. w. Pollard has been con-
fined to her home several days with
an attack of fever.
Lawyer f. E. Haskell has moved
his office to the building directly OPP
posite the court house.
Mrs. Patton Anderson entertained
Miss Jennie NJ. Greenwood Of st.
Louis, Mo-, a few days last week.
Gay Brothers have had a handsome
new sign put on one of the windows
of their down town establishment.
If there is fast black in the city
whose religion kept him from attend
ing the tent show last night give him
a harp.
Miss Belle Buddington of Green
Cove Springs, was IN the city the
past week visiting relatives and
friends.
The schooner R. Il. Rundlett of
New York is taking a cargo of cy-
press shingles at Tilghman's mill for
Salisbury, Md.
The tramp steamship Geo. Fare
well came into port last Saturday
and is taking on a cargo of lumber
from the Wilson mills.
Rev. and Mrs. N. J. Tilghman en-
tertained their grandchildren at dim
ner Monday in honor of Miss Helen
Tilghman's tenth birthday.
Robert James and L. G. Canova,
ir attended fine onening of Mr.. Keat-
ing's casino and bath house at Day
: iona beach Monday evening.
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2 the city on business yesterday. Mr..
! Thomas states that potatOe farmers
, in his section are greatly in need OF
rain.
= MRS. f.. y. Cocntahe ehCelCaii !,
the DupiIcaIe Wul t Cnuo +h az I nSt
meeting of the club until after the
o lenten Season.
- A,to
MISS Emma heClern Vi aus Is 9 U 90
Ga, VINO mas peen VlslLllls lLlenue a q
e Crescent Clty during Ine pass SEVERE a1
Weeks Is i0M III : "t'''He' MI III So 80
. Vi MI anu mlS' IL a. ID ~ 0''''-
The chlldren's cake walk at Cn'
AEmorv Mo!loay evening" was ,,, gu e ~
k loyable aHalr, Cnougll noC so wei "C
t tended as on FORMER OCCASIONS y" tns
q to the severity OF Ine "eatner "h'
numerous aIIfacUlohs'
IDENTITY sheriff Kennerly is author
ty for the statement that on a recen
hunting "trip Win IL u 11luen -
Hawthorn, tiiaI SehClGlllai plo' II II
down ~ quail at one shoL' anu Ie Ia daS
1t 30 Dlrds were paggeu Ill Iile lall va.
J. huht'
= The churcblv man will now avoiC
: the world and flesh, and will pretent
't not to know the devil when he meet
u him, However, the devil is a for
R eho @u'9 ia ['N tbn sweet snrino tim
> bo C no grndoes,
'i'iN''e H0
If Mr.. A. ID. Tucker of Florahom
If was in the city in attendance. upol
# the meeting for the organization o
- the forthcoming farmers Institute
e Mr.. Tucker was formerly practica
farmer in Kansas. He moved G
state,
IL n - ,roao
me alarm OF lre iasC ,: MolIua
= morning was caused ny Clle uiscoNel
e OF lire on the ROOF OF Ghe resluencG y
u J.. ii. Haughton IN Che hoLIH PaLC
l. the city. me nfe caughI lIoil
5. spark from a burning ouC Guii niinsS
l. ana was eXulhgulsheu WIFI eils II
/ p VIM Stonas naStOr of th
Y pa hs1t' ohmrob wishes ne tn remin
t R"pG raon CL that Rev A. I, Ream
o I'LL UjG Po oopwence q series of reviya
. VII 90 " o. thn Firet Rantist churc
+. sei Mond s'y T next the FAX at 7:8O
oli Nn nod tc snU tbot evervhodv is in
, III, I'i 70 ", stf t and helm make tn
Il , uioet oO " SUnneSsfnI
iiiee'i'is' '"0o'''i 49,
: was in The citv Tuesday for the pul
e noSe Of sattinS in motion the organi
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