The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-06-12
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5 City Happenings and J
Z Personal I11enticn.- I

me GUARDS are discussing uallce
for Friday night week, June 20.
Thos Lowe has accepted Il position
in the sample room of Z. II. Keat-
ing.
John w. Hagan spent several days
of this week on the beach at Day
tona.
Geo. w. Powell, of Jacksonville,
was here on business one day last
week.
Miss Hilda Ambrose, of Pensacola,
is in the city on II short visit to her
parents.
Miss Flora Neubeck spent a portion
of this week in Jacksonville visiting
friend.
Miss Nellie Jackson is spending
the week in Jacksonville with
friends.
Jno. G.. Vanatta, of FlOrahome, was
here Saturday attending to matters
OF business.
Chas. f. Thigpen, of East Palat-
kA, was here on brief business trip
last Saturday.
Chas. G. Smith was visitor to
Hastings several days this week, on
pleasure bent.
Miss Irby Coffee, of Francis, pass
through the city last Thursday, en-
route to Port Tampa.
Mrs. J. f. Burtz of Gainesville,
passed through this city Tuesday ell
route to Daytona.
r. F. Hind, one of Georgetown's
business men, was a visitor to the
city one day last week.
Miss Emma Ebert went down to
Jacksonville on Monday to spend a
short time with friends.
w. A. Walton, the liveryman, has
added a bran new rubber tire car
riage to his rolling stock.
Attorney Raymond Bullock, of
Ocala, was a visitor in the city on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Fink, of Nashua, county fish
commissioner, was in town on bust
ness several days last week.
Miss Florence Davis is in Jackson
vile spending a few days with rela-
tives and friends this week.
&. NJ. Davis & Son have been max
ing extensive improvements at theiI
| tank factory, on Laurel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bair returned
Tuesday from visit with friends in
Bradford and Alachua counties.
Mrs. b. NJ. Sorrell, the modiste, has
gone to Jasper, Fla, at which place
she will remain for the summer.
Miss Carrie Hodges, of Satsuma
Heights, popular young lady in Pa.
latka society, was in the city yester.
day.
John Register, a prominent young
man of Bostwick, was II business
visitor to this city several days the
past week.
Chas. Kupperbush returned to hi
Ocean View hotel, Daytona, yester
day, The house is now well filled
with guest.
f. A. Hodges, of Satsuma Heights
was noted among the many business
men who We're trading in the city
last Saturday.
Attorney f. Noble Calhoun who
has been ill with typhoid fever at hi
fathers home for the past severa
weeks, is now gradually improving
Miss Maud Neck is in Front Royal
Va, at which place she will remain
for the summer, visiting her uncle
Mr.. ID. w. Harrison.
f. j. Fearnside, l.. G. Canove, f
c. Cochrane and Thos. Holden, wer,
Palatkans who paid Jacksonville I
visit the first part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Benbow, afte
visit of several weeks with relative
in this city, made their departur,
In,,f fII,npsInXr for Sal,,,o
Miss Corrie Cheatham, of Hunting
ton, passed through the city Sunda!
en- route to Jacksonville, at whicl
place she will visit friends for shor
time.
Miss Birdie Harris terminated he
visit here Tuesday and left on tina
day for her home in Sanford. Will
here Miss Harris was the guest o
Mrs. w. A. Walton.
Property owners throughout tn,
suburbs should pay some attention
to the shade trees on and in front o
their property and not allow tn
limbs to grow down over the side
walks.
Prof. J. N. Overhultz, of Keuka
was in the city yesterday and pal,
this office, to us, Il pleasant visit
Prof. Overhultz expects to teacl
again the coming season in MarioI
county.
Miss Carrie Green assistant in tn
Putnam High school has returne,
from visit to Pomona, at whicl
place she formerly taught. She ha