The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-04

Eugene Gay has gone to New
York.
Quincy B. Price is in the city for ii
short while.
Robert James spent Sunday at the
beach, Goodall.
J. c. Brown visited Jacksonville
Sunday afternoon.
Oscar Smith of Jacksonville was
in the city Sunday.
Quite number of our citizens spent
Monday in ST. Augustine.
J.D. Bulky of the News force is at
Green Cove Springs for the week.
Miss Clyde Estes has returned
from months visit at New Smyrna.
Capt. David Ramsauer spent We'd
nesday in Jacksonville on business.
Mr.. n. H. Moragne and the Misses
MOragne left for Seabreeze last Mon
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Matthews
have gone to Suwanee, Tenn, for the
month.
George Weller of st. Petersburg,
spent several days here the first part
of the week.
Miss Mary Taylor is spending the
week at Daytona, the guest of Miss
Edith Brush.
Mrs. A. r. Cartmel and children
have gone on visit to their old
home in Monticello.
Howell A. Davis and his niece,
Miss Nina Armistead, spent few
days at Goodall this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Ray have gone
to Savannah and other points for Il
two or three weeks outing.
Sheriff P. H. Nugent OF Marion
county was an official visitor to Pa
latka the first part of the week.
Deputy County Clerk Raymond
Price and his sister, Miss Resale,
spent Wednesday in Jacksonville.
Miss Ada Bulky returned Saturday
from New Smyrna where she has
been the past month ON a vacation.
Miss Helen Fearnside returned on
Tuesday from a several weeks visit
with Miss Maud Written at Goodall.
Andrew Shelley left for Augusta,
Ca, Tuesday evening, at which place
he will squander his two weeks va
cation.
Geo. w. Pollard of Savannah, Ga,
was called to the city last Thursday
by telegram announcing the death
of his wife.
Hon. B. P. Calhoun is in town for
a few days on business. His family
will remain at the beach week or
two longer.
John Bond, Palatka's hustling dry
goods merchant, will leave for New
York Monday after dry goods and
notion bargains.
Miss Constance Cooper returned to
her home in Jacksonville last Thurs
day after a pleasant visit of several
weeks with the Misses Grill.
Miss Daisy Livingston returned
home last Thursday from pleasant
visit of several weeks with friends
and relatives at Jacksonville.
Mr.. l. NJ. Meyer expects to leaye
for six weeks combined business
and pleasure trip to Baltimore, New
York and Philadelphia on Monday.
Hon. Robert w. Davis and his
daughter, Miss Nellie, are expected
to arrive home from RehObOth Beach,
Delaware, the early part of next
week.
b. S. Weathers of Ocala, son of
B. p. Weathers of that place, has
accepted position in the general in
surance office of q. Lopez Bailey q
w., III IllIS GUY
j. n. Blackwell city tax collector,
gives notice in another column that
the tax books of the city will be
opened on the I'd day of October next,
for the payment of taxes.
Prof. A. L. Price, principal of the
Keuka Normal the past term, passed
through the city Saturday evening
EN- route to Cedar Keys to assume
charge of the school there.
Palatka merchants are all getting
ready for big winter trade. Mr.. /.
Meyer, the clothing merchant states
that he has bought heavily of all
kinds of mems wear and is looking
for prosperous season. HIS bust
nees has made a steady advance and
during the coming season will take
. long leap ahead.