The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-05-29

Miss IIn Bond is expected home
from Wesleyan Seminary, Macon.
/ today.
Walter Robbins, a former Palatkh
/ boy, but now Of Jacksonville was
visiting friends in tn" city Sunday.
/ 4. X. Parker has gone 10 Charles
ton =. G.. fora few daV recreation. Il"
see the exposition and transact bust
hess.
| Miss Lizzie Williams of San Ma
/ tru was among the pleasant visitors
who spent the day in palatka last
! Saturday.
/ w. II. Mann. from our little neigh
boring lila ye ManvilI", was cross
ing palms with friends in Tin" city
/ last Friday
A. r.. Cartmrl and children spent
Sunday in Jacksonvil = with rel a
rives. They returned home ON tA"
night train.
! Drs. II. r. and G.. c. Estes are in
attendance ut the State Dental Assoc
citation, which is in session this week
! at SeabreeZe.
u. :. Tingley and family of san
! NatcO attended the commencement
( exercises of the Putnam High School
last Friday evening.
Miss mogenp Ftarnside who has
been IA student in the Wesleyan Fee
male Seminary, Macon, Ga. for tn"
past year, is expected home today
Master Allie Stpcn has accepted a
position in the insurance offices of
. &. Lopez Bailey d Company, and en-
tered upon his duties Monday morn
/ ing
Colonel Calhoun of Palatka would
be- IL "ravurite" in a race for some fat
State Job He is known all over thu"
State, and loved as weIl.-tiaimrsville
Sun.
Mrs. DR.. Thomas p. Welch, of st.
Petersburg, arrived in the city FRI
day and will spend short Whll"
with the family of DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
r. Welch.
Marion Smith, an crSwhile Palat-
kan but now an attache of the +. r.
G.. Ry. offices in ST. Augustine, was
here last Sunday visiting relatives
. and friends
The pavement in front OF the hlln-
hall House. ON Lemon street needs
repairing, and needs 1t badly NOT
only looks unsi lightly, but is almost
limpaSSihIe.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn made her de-
parture Friday for jacksonville,
where she will spend vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Dunn.
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Work While i'm the latter city Mr..
BaSSptt was taken i'll and confined TO
his room for two weeks.
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Mrs. Frank Hepburn and little
daughter. Francis, left last Friday
afternoon for Jacksouville. at which
place they Will VISIT ltitnuS d9I "
snort Whllr, before going I'o'''' !"
sPelu the summer
Herman Lynn. of st. Augustine.
spent several DAYS this week in the
rity ON visit t6 relatives. He re-
turned home to-day accompanied by
Mrs. LINN who has been visiting
her mother. Mrs. Fly. Miss Maud
went with them to remalh lor snort
while.
NIarrurite. the 6-months old daugh-
for of lii. and Mrs. Peter Baker. died
Thursday nirht AT rhe home of her
narnnts in his city of ualarial fever.
The funeral service was conducted
hy Rev DourIns Matthews. Friday
aitarnonn AT 3 o'clock. interrment
t.l,i mo Mace i'm Oak Hill cemetery.
Miss Anna ana Josephine bard OF
Norwalk' were IN tht city friuaE III
attendance AT tut cioSiilS ENtIclseS