The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-13
The Palatka News
and Advertiser
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City Happenings and
Personal mention.

Mrs. F. H. Hafer goes to Lake
City this evening.
James Fry has gone out of the
jewellery business.
f. Dancy of Orange Mills, was in
the city last Sunday.
Capt. Harris, of Lake City, spent
day here last week.
Herbert Perry, of Pomona, was in
town Saturday evining.
Al. Rogers of Triton, Ga, spent
Sunday here with relatives.
w. Hobbs of McMeekin, was bus
mess visitor here on Tuesday.
John Hancock of Bostwick, spent
part of the week in the city.
Mr.. Tucker of Florahome, was a
visitor in the city Monday.
Howard Trueman spent Sunday
with his parents on the Heights.
Emmett Weller has accepted a
clerkship in the City Drug Store.
G. X. Flanders of Rocky Point,
was visitor to the city Saturday.
w. H. Dixon, a citizen of Ocala,
was visitor to Palatka Saturday.
VIM. Baughman has accepted a
position in John Bonds Racket Store
Capt. H. Y. Snow and party of
friends enjoyed Il sail on the river
Saturday.
J.E. Lane of Putnam Hall is here
attending court and picking up in
formation.
G. Lopez Bailey spent the first
four days of the present week in At
lanta on business.
Chas. Neck has gone to Daytona,
where he has employment in awood-
working establishment.
w. L. Cheeves is going to be iden-
titled with U. j. Whites big enter
prises on Haw Creek.
1. M. Meyer has ordered Il number
of full height counter show cases for
his clothing establishment.
T. F. Baker and w. f. Bailey We're
among the Satsuma Heights citizens
to visit the city this week.
r. V. Kinks the leading merchant
of Satsuma Heights spent a couple
o. ait,- chic ,1raa1y
w. NJ. Williams the well-known
ex-tax assessor is down from his
home in San Mateo doing jury duty.
The merry go-round has pulled
stakes and emmigrated to fields anew
and pastures green-there was moth
ing doing here.
Jack Green, a popular citizen of
Fort Gates, and known at all up-river
landings, is in town this week at
tending court.
D. B. Paxton and son Haywood
Paxton, the big turpentine operators
at Dupont, are here this week attend
ing the circuit court.
|. Meyer, a wholesale jeweler of
Baltimore, was in the city two or
three days last week on VISIT to his
brother, l. NJ. Meyer.
Tax Assessor Billiard of McMeekin,
the man who poIled the heaviest vote
in Putnam county at the recent cleo
ton, is in the city to-day.
Dennis Kellum, an erstwhile Pal
atka boy but now of the Jacksonville
fire department.. was in the city Tues
day greeting old time friends.
Mr. Bell, prominent merchant of
New Smyrna, and family, passed
through the city Wednesday, being
en- route home from Jacksonville.
Mrs. G. NJ. Davis returned home
Thursday from High Springs, after a
visit of three weeks at that place
with her daughter, Mrs. f. j. Smith. |
G. c. Crum, A. c. L. agent here,
has returned from Valdosta, where
he acted as secretary of the horse
department at the Georgia State Fair
Capt Walter NJ. Davis, of Jack
sonville, is here this week in attend
ance upon the circuit court, being
the attorney in several important
cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rowton came
up from Jacksonville Sunday after
noon on the steamer Crescent for q
short stay with Judge and Mrs. c. I,
ROwtOn.
J. A. IcenhOur, representing the F.
o. Painter Fertilizer Co. of Jackson
vile, was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Icenhour is one of the most expert
orange growers in the state.
Mesdames /. A. Boughton and B.
&. Lanning and little Oma Davis,
went to Bridgeport, Fla, yesterday,
where Mrs. Boughton will open her
beautiful winter home. Mrs. tanning
will stay for a short visit.
The spelling bee, musicale and
dance which was to have been given
Friday night by the Woman's
Fortnightly Club at the Armory,
Will not materialize, the same having
been postponed indefinitely.
The front and side of the Putnam
Pharmacy is being treated to a new
dressing of paint this week, and when