The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.
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Remember the band excursion to-
night (Thursday).
Miss Clyde Estes is visiting friends
at Francis this week.
The family of Joseph Manucy have
moved back to st. Augustine.
Senator Grill is due to return from
his New York trip tomorrow.
Mrs. AIvers, of Sisco, was shop
per in the city one day last week.
Mrs. H. NJ. de Montmollin is spend
ing some time at Asheville, n. &.
Leo jacobson is expected to return
from New York early next week.
G. Carman returned last week from
New York, after two weeks visit.
The Womans Fortnightly club
will resume regular meetings in Oc-
tober.
Tom Holden has returned from a
three weeks business trip to New
York.
Paul Colmar, Green Cove Springs,
was in Palatka several days this
week.
G. T. Price, of Bardin, spont last
Sunday pleasantly in the city with
friends.
Thos. Bingham is now employed
at the Selden sash, door and blind
factory.
Mr.. Lee of the Graham Hotel will
return from his Virginia resort the
first of October.
Cleveland Smith left Monday for
Dunedin, Fla, at which place he has
secured employment.
Miss Sarah Mabry will open her
private school at the st. George MOTEL
next Wednesday, September 24th.
S. w. Rowley, the prominent mer-
chant of San Mateo, was a business
visitor to the city one day last week
Mrs. H. f. Dickens is expected
home today from months visit
with relatives and friends in, San
ford.
Robert James and F. j. Feamside
took in the masquerade ball at keat-
ing's Casino, Goodall, last Friday
night.
But three members of the city
council showed up at the regular
meeting Tuesday night. No quorum
No meeting.
F. H. Hafer has returned from his
pilgrimage to Chicago and the north
west, seemingly none the worse fol
the experience.
Miss Grace Miller, of Francis, is
now student at Sutherland College,
South Florida, having entered that
institution this week.
Howard and Raymond Trueman,
of Jacksonville, spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Trueman, on the Heights.
Why is it that some men will make
''holy show" of themselves by get
ting drunk and making a nuisance of
themselves on the streets?
Miss Imogen Fearnside left Tues
day for Macon, Ga, to re-enter Wes-
leyan College, from which school
she will graduate this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Wilson
have left Detroit, Mich, and are now
in North Carolina. They are eX-
pected home early next month.
The social dance given by the
Knockers Athletic Club in the club
rooms last Friday evening was well
attended and most enjoyable affair.
Miss Lille Morris, the popular
modiste, has returned from Jackson
vile and will reopen her dIessmaking
parlors in this city at an early date.
Jos. S. Courier, manager of the s.
f. Bond Co., department stores, left
last Thursday for New York to make
his selection of fall and winter goods.
Jack Finn, Roland Heating John
d. Bingham and Dad" Wise are a
party of well-known Palatkans who
are in the city on a visit.-MOnday's
T-U. d G.
S. O'Neal, collector and deliverer
for the Chicago Portrait Co., with
headquarters at Lake City, was a
business visitor to Palatka several
days last week.
Judge and Mrs. f. f. Haskell,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kent re-
turned from an extended visit in
Maine and New Hampshire last
week, Thursday.
Wilfred P. Adams of Paines, Va,
graduate of the Southern College of
Pharmacy, Atlanta. Ga, with the
degree of Ph, Ii. has taken position
in the Ackerman & Stewart phar-
macy.
The soldier boys and their friends
INDUCED in dance at the ArmOry
last Friday evening. The attendance
was fairly good, the music was good
and every one present expressed
themselves delighted with the even
ing's pleasure. The dancing ceased
at IL o'clock.
Tax Assessor Billiard states that
he has received from Comptroller
Groom a list of the lands which
were sold last sales day, June, 1902,
and also instructions to cut all such
lands from tax roll of 1902. There are
1913 pieces on this list, which, added
to other lands previously stricken
from books make ll40 pieces. Mr..
Billiard states that he had about
completed his books, but these in
structions necessitated doing the
work over again. He hopes to have
them ready by Oct. LIST,