The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-09
City Happenings aid
Personal Mention.

Vermont last FRIDAY.
Ladies' should read Leo. Jacobsons
ad-you can't miss it.
d. w. Ramsaur made a business
trip to Palatka on Monday.
Geo. B. Selden leaves today for
all outing at Sewanee, Tenn.
Miss Meta Wall of Putnam Hall
was in town Monday shopping.
Jas. f. Alexander of DeLand spent
few hours in the city Tuesday.
Marcus Chalfinch of Buffalo Bluff
was visitor to the city yesterday.
Little Miss Virginia Brannen re-
turned from Seabreeze last Sunday.
Robert James is going to New
York for a few weeks OF sight seeing.
Miss Lillian Morris visited II
few days this week in Jacksonville,
Harry Gray has been spending
several days with his mother this
week.
Mrs. Percy Wall and little son of
jacksonville were in The city last
Tuesday.
Maurice Robbins of Jacksonville
is here on u visit to the family Of G.
J. Rogero.
Mrs. B. ]. Groom. left Sunday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Geo Weller, in
st. Petersburg.
Mrs. Whites millinery opening IS
leading feature OF todays pro
gram with Palatka lad,Is.
Clark administer, tie contractor
of St. Augustine, was business Wis,
itor to the city on Tuesday.
Robt. Armistead leaves next week
for High Springs to accc! position
in the railway shops there.
The Ladies memorial society viii
meet at the residence Of Mrs. c. II
Gray, October ID, at 4 pm.
Capt. Ii. NJ. de Moatmollin has
opened real estate and insurance
Office in the Moragne block.
Hennis Peterman, jr., was III the
city last Saturday and Sunday spend
ing the time with HON folks.
J. r. Cone has reopeDad his grocery
business in the Dalton Block, one
door east of the S. f. Bond Co.
VIM. Rowton of Jacksonville spent
last week in the city with his par
ents, Judge and Mrs. &, |. Rowton.
ThOs. Bingham spent several days
last week in Sisco and Welaka, re
turning home on Sunday afternoon.
The members Of st. Marks EpiscO
pal church are preparing for a bazaa
which is to be held on December I'd
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0, Holmes have
returned from their outing in thu
mountain district of North Carolina
Miss Anna Leddy the popular NIL
liner at Miss Lucas, arrived in th'
city from New York last Monday
night.
Mrs. Anna Deal has accepted ;
position as assistant trimmer in the
millinery department of Miss Kat'
Lucas store.
l.. PARROT has resigned the lead
ership of the Palatka Citizens Band
1t is understood that Ed. Gerber viii
be his successor.
O. H. Ewing one of the progressive
citizens of the county and whose
home is at Florahome was visitor
in the city Tuesday.
DIR. J. w. Hamilton of McMeekir
was % visitor to the city on Tuesday
DR.. Hamilton is engaged in the saw
milling business at McMeekin.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Larive have re
turned from points in Connection
to their home near EasJ Palatka, af
ter an absence of several months.
The Putnam High school opened
for the fall term last Monday with
full attendance. The total enroll
ment of 223 pupils is The largest il
years.
Capt. J. E. Lucas has taken a con
tract to rebuild the projection piece
on the draw of the East Coast Rail
way bridge and began the work yes
terday.
Judge and Mrs. f. f. Haskell ans
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kent returned
On Saturday from New Hampshire
where they have been spending thu
summer.
w. H. Mcbride one Of the prosper
Gus farmers of Seville and u member
of the board of county commission
ers for Volusia county was a visitor
in the city this week.
Mrs. Frank P. Woodward witt
her children, after pleasant visit
to her father-in-law Rev. A. l.
Woodward, left on Thursday for hel
nome in Tallahassee.
Miss Agnes Derby viii leave on
October 18th for Winter Park, where
she will enter Rollins College. Hell
many friends here wish her much
success in her studies.
Rev. Father Barry, the new pastor
Of st. Monica's Catholic church, ar.
rived In the city last Saturday and
officiated at mass Sunday morning