The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-07-31

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turning to their home Wednesday on
the early train.
Geo. Zehnbaur, of st. Augustine,
was among the visitors in Palatka
last Saturday. Mr.. Zehnbaur was
here on business connected with the
F. f. G. Railway.
Bailey and Walter Robbins, Her.
bert Wolff, r. b. Trueman and Ern-
est Monday, of Jacksonville, We're
numbered among the excurters to
the city on gala day.
Miss Susie Morague, an accom-
pliShed young lady of Palatka, Fla,
has been the pleasant guest of Mrs
J. w. Collins in this city for the past
week.-Tallahasseean.
Mrs. J. G. Robinson and daughter,
Miss Pearl Bingham, spent few
days last week with friends in SiscO
and Satsuma Heights, returning
home Monday afternoon.
Misses Kittie and Maud Segue and
Elsie Usina, three entertaining
young ladies of St. Augustine, were
in Palatka several days this week,
the guests of Miss Nellie Usina.
Hon. Robert w. Davis left for Mia
mi Monday for few days to be pre-
sent at the 9th anniversary of the
founding of that city. Thence he
will go to Washington for few
weeks.
VIM. A. Russell, editor-in-chief of
the News is in Detroit, Michigan, his
former home, where he is spending
short vacation with his parents.
Mr. Russell will also visit other nor
thern cities before his return home
next week.
The attendance at the band con-
cert last Friday evening was rather
slim, owing to the inclemency Of the
weather, but the music was good
just the same and citizens who VEN
turned out to hear it felt doubly re-
paid for their trouble.
Rev. Thos. P. Hay, wife and little
son Park, left Monday for the noun
tains in South Carolina. They will
be gone about one month. There
will be no regular preaching service
in the Presbyterian church during
the absence of the pastor.
The side walk in front of the Kim
ball House, so long in need of re-
pairs, has at last been given some
attention by the owners of the prop
erty Shells have taken the place of
the old torn up bricks, and this is an
improvement, to say the least.
Acey Sawyer paid visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Albro,
in this city last Thursday. Acey has
been for some time past an employee
of the Merrill-Stevens engineering
establishment, Jacksonville. and is
becoming quite skilled mechanic.
Fred Vassie, an old Palatka boy,
was paying respects to his many
friends in this city this week. Mr..
Vassie intends to make his parents
in High Springs a short visit, after
which he says he may possibly re-
turn to Palatka to remain for an in
definite period.
Among the many people from
Gainesville who came over to see
the great ball game on last Tuesday
We noted G. l.. Carter, NJ. S. Taylor,
w. F. Pond, c. V. McKinstry, H. P.
Robinson, J. E. WEIGH, A. L. Videll,
A. D. Jernigan, Chas. Pinkoson and
J. NJ. Rivers.
Chas. Leyvrez, popular young
man of Palatka, who has been in this
city for the past two days visiting
friends land one especially, returned
yesterday to his home. Mr.. Leyvrez
is very favorably impressed with
Gainesville, and may decide to locate
here within the next few weeks
Gainesville Sun.
Dora Darling, a colored damsel of a
belligerent disposition, went on the
warpath last Monday afternoon near
the teuderloin district in the western
section Of the city. and, with a razor
proceed to carve one Mary Eta
Wright, also colored, who had by
some action or other caused her dis
pleasure. Only few rounds had
been fought when Sheriff Howell ap-
peared on the scene and arrested the
pair. The Wright woman received
several slight cuts in the arm as a
result Of the alteration.
The banquet to the Florida delega-
| ton given Wednesday night at the
Windsor hotel by the Jacksonville
Board of Trade was Ii brilliant affair
and a grand success. Among the
guests we noticed the names of the
( following gentlemen from Putnam:
F. 5. Grill. Robt w. Davis, Palatka;
Frank McRae, Melrose: John P. |
Wall, ST., and J. P. Wall, ir., Put
nam Hall. 1t is to be regretted that
our esteemed Governor, William
sherman Jennings could not be pre-
sent.
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