The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

open Tor professional CAREER
Miss Edith Kupperbusch, of Good
all, went to st. Augustine the first OF
the week to enter the Catholic acad-
envy at that place. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. l.. A. Smith, who, af-
ter spending Sunday in st. Augustine
returned home on the evening train.
Luther B. Curtis since last spring
connected with the drug business of
Ackerman d Stewart, left for Cres-
cent City on Tuesday. Mr.. Curtis
will spend a week with relatives
there and then return for his second
year in the Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy.
On last Friday evening Misses I'M
Ogen and Helen Fearnside enter
tanned quite number of their young
friends at the hospitable home of
their parents, on south First street.
Many delightful games We're INDUCED
in, which shall linger as pleasant
memories to all those privileged to
attend. Delicious refreshments were
served and needless to say, greatly
enjoyed by everyone present.
Prof. 7. B. Ensminger passed
through the city Thursday afternoon
from Jacksonville, en- route to Winter
Park. Mr.. Ensminger is connected
with Rollins College, and was return
ing home after vacation of several
months, to enter upon the discharge
of lis duties at that well-known in
about October lst. The professor
was preceded few days by Mrs.
Ensminger.
One day last week United States
Deputy Marshal Mccormick arrest
ed negro by the name of Fred Jones
in this city, charged with dispensing
| liquor at Hastings without "Uncle
| SANS" permission. Jones was TAX
en- to Jacksonville on Monday, where
he was examined by Commissioner
Archibald and was sent to Jail in de-
fault of 800 bond, where he will
have plenty of time to think of his
! troubles between now and the next
session of the United States court.
The secretary of the st. Johns
River Baptist Association requests
the News to state that all who an
ticipate attending the annual meet
ing of the association at Spring Gar
den, Volusia county, October 10Th,
can obtain round trip tickets, good
for five days, from Palatka to De-
Leon Springs for $2'65. Trains leav e
al IT. vino c"noc viii he mat IF the Sta
10 !" , WI is ono mile east of the
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| j. H. Hickman left Friday for Ma
con, Ga, from which place he Will
proceed to Heartpine, same state, to
accept q station agents position there.
For the past two years Mr.. Hickman
has occupied the position OF tele-
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| News has been received here an
nouncing the death of Mr.. j. j. Ham
mond at Fl0ville, Ga, on Sept. 9th.
Mr.. Hammond was for number of
years ascitizen of this city. Later he
brought farm at Francis, this coun-
| ty, where he engaged extensively in
agricultural pursuits. Some months
ago he sold his property to Mr.. JAS.
H. Perkins and moved to Floville,
at which place he has since resided
He was generally liked by all who
knew him, being of that jovlal,
mlot S- "otno1,, ga he n,anu friondO
;i IN poTotf, onJ pntnnT, nnnntv viii
III si,'oHFV 20 r' iooro "I nf his deatb The
po , p''i'i 80 W ta,od 70 VTn,vr,,,
LIMO leiris'ii' sL "a honIo of tba $4,000
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The Palatka Citizens Band gave
another one of their enjoyable con-
certs at the stand last Saturday even
ing. Quite a large assemblage of
appreciative citizens were out to
hear the music, which, as usual was
well rendered. Palatkan'S should
bear in mind that the band is to run
moonlight excursion to Federal
Point, by steamer Crescent, tonight
Thursday and should accord it the
patronage it so well deserves. There
will be lots of good music on board
the boat, plenty of refreshments, and
dancing at Federal Point. That
there is a good time in store for those
who avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to go goes without limiting.