The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-04-24
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

Hastings last Sunday.
Robert James has returned from
visit to Daytona beach.
w. A. Hobbs of Orange Mills was
in the city Wednesday,.
Mr. Alarich Berkleman, a citizen
of Interlachen, was in town Monday
Mr.. A. G. Carpenter, of Boston,
was visitor in Palatka one day this
week.
Miss Minnie Bulky spent Sunday
at Francis, the guest of Miss Grace
Miller.
Mr.. J. H. Wylie, the progressive
nurseryman of Interlachen, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
James Smith, of Jacksonville, has
been a business visitor in the city
several days this week.
Miss Mary Taylor spent a couple
of days this week with Mrs. M. j.
Trueman on Palatka Heights.
Hon. I. A. Stewart, of DeLand,
Judge of the criminal court of Volu-
STA county is in the city to day.
M. w. Stewart, of Jacksonville,
was shaking hands with his many
friends in this city last Sunday.
John p. Wall of Putnam Hall was
visitor in town last Thursday.
'Brother" Wall is still a harpin'.
Miss Anna Gerber went to Inter-
lachen Tuesday morning on short
visit to the family of Mr.. J. VIM
berly.
The building at the corner of Lem
non and Sixth streets, recently dam
aged by fire in that block, is being
repaired,
Mrs. w. L. Cheves and Miss Ida
Lieb, spent q few days last week
visiting in High Springs, returning
home Friday.
Albert Stephens, of st. Augustine
son of eX-MayOr L. G. Stephens, was
a visitor to his home town several
days this week.
Miss Jennie Desleberger, of st
Augustine, and Miss Kittie Clark, OF
East Palatka, We're in the city for 1
short while Sunday afternoon.
Benz. N, Bradt of Huntington was
in the city Monday on his way home
from the Farmers Institute at Mel
rose, where he was one of the speak
ers.
Mr.. w. +. Adams of Macon, Ga.
and Mr.. w. l.. Davis, of Plant City
We're pleasant visitors to the city
over Sunday, guests at the Graham
hotel.
A. X. Parker has returned from
Johnson, where he has just complet
ed plumbing contract at the winte
residence of Mrs. Kempton, of Bos
ton.
Clarence Kennerly, who is attend
ing college in Atlanta, Ga, spent ;
few days last week in this city will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Ken
nerlX.
Rev. R. L. Honiker, pastor of tn
M. f. church, occupied the pulpit il
the Francis church last Sunda.
morning, and preached to a larg
congregation.
A private train bearing Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henry M. Flagler and part,
passed through the city Sunday af
ternOon. A stop of only a. few min
utes was made.
Mr.. J. R. Melon and family hav
returned to their home in Pittsburg
, Pa, after a pleasant sojOurn of
. month or two at their winter resi-
dence in this city.
f. G. Waldron of Welaka, with hi
nephew, L. Simonton of Glare
Mich, passed through the city o
Monday, en- route home from tri
to Ormond and Daytona beach.
d. e. Goodwin, editor of the Gaines
vile Daily News, was caller at thi
Office on Monday. Mr.. Goodwin
just now posing as a great moral re
former of the John Pewall class.
Grandin people are making gran
preparations for the Teachers Inst
tute to be held at that place on Ma
Sd, notice of, and an invitation
attend, which will be found i
another column.
The Palatka Junior base ball min
will go to Crescent City in a privat
launch next Saturday for the pun
pose of playing the nine of that tow
a return game. The boys expect +
to win in a walk.
Mrs. J. N. Blackwell received
telegram yesterday announcing tn
sudden death of her brother, MI
Charles Vertrees, at Nashville, Tenn
: Deceased was popular young ma
about "A years of age.
Prof. Thomas w. Ralph has re
turned from Tampa where he attend
ed the meeting of the Grand Lodg
of Odd Fellows, and which bod,
, honored him with an election to th
office of grand warden.
Carlos Wall, son of Representative
John p. Wall, of Putnam Hall, spen
} part of last week in town. Carlo
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