The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-18
ANNNIN'NINWWWV'NVVVN
City happenings and
Personal Mention.


Mrs. R. H. Browning of Francis
spent Sunday in the city.
Horace Prior of Como, was visit
or in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. F. H. Hafer and little son Joe
visited Jacksonville this week.
Mrs, Anna Deal spent several days
in town this week with friends,
The Convent school in this city
will open for the fall term next Mon
day.
Mrs. I. NJ. Meyer expects to sail
from New York on the Comanche
today.
Miss Maud Rogero has gone to
Jacksonville to visit Miss Jennie
Mundee
Rev. John O'Brien made his regu-
lar monthly visit to DeLand last
Sunday.
r. H. Cooper spent Sunday with
his family at South Beach, st. Au-
gustine.
Mrs. LamOn left on Wednesday for
Guilford to visit her daughter, Mrs.
J. Pursley.
Mrs Lee Hardy and two children
are visiting Mrs. j. D. Lane of Put
nam Hall.
Mrs. Benz. p Calhoun and little
daughter were visitors in Palatka
during the week.
N. H. Moragne has accepted pO-
sition as stenographer in the law
office of Davis u Hilburn.
Hon. b. P. Calhoun has returned
from the beach and is preparing for
his regular fall court work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Merriam and
Mrs. Edwin Kirby were visitors to
Jacksonville last Saturday.
Miss Emma Graves, a former Pa
latkan, but now of Osteen, is visiting
her friend Miss Clyde Estes.
Mrs. Carlos Amason and children
have returned from an extended visit
to relatives in Savannah, Ga.
FL. O'Hara the Buffalo Bluff mill
man was in the city early in the
week, u guest at the Saratoga.
SMesdames r. f. Neck and B. J.
Grooms spent several days in Jack
sonville during the encampment
Sheriff and Mrs. R. G. Howell will
give up housekeeping for a time and
will reside with Mrs. H. A. Gray.
Mrs. Kennerly, mother of Deputy
Sheriff Lee Kennerly, is at Haw-
thorne this week visiting friends.
DR.. Peck of Pomona was the eX-
pert witness at the murder eXamina-
ton at the court house Wednesday.
Miss Kate L. Lucas will leave
New York for home next Friday
coming to Jacksonville by steamer
Miss Lillian Morris who has been
spending the summer at Goodal
beach, is expected home next week
L. S. Turner, a prominent frui
grower and nurseryman of Denver
this county, was in the city Wed
nesday.
The Misses Moragne have returned
from the Seabreeze beach where
they have had pleasant cottage fol
the summer.
NJ. NJ. Vickers has returned from
a four weeks visit to relatives anC
friends in various places in Maryland
and Delaware.
Mrs. w. f. Wattles and interest
ing little daughter have returned t.
their home in st. Augustine afte
several days visit here.
Judge |. w. Stewart of Deland
the man who has led the battle TO
the Forbes scalp, was in the city fol
a brief time Wednesday.
The orders of the mayor and chic
of police regarding the cleaning O
weeds and grass off sidewalks is be
ing obeyed in some quarters.
Miss Emma Olmstead, one of Pc
mona's charming young ladies, spen
several days in the city this week
the guest of Miss Minnie Bulky.
Miss Georgia johnson of Haw
thorne was pleasant visitor in tow
this week. she will return later t,
resume her place as teacher in tn,
public school,
Sheriff Howell has sold to Mrs. A
J. Garrett the two story frame dwell
ing on Orange street now occupied
by Hon. NJ. /. Coke. The considera
ton was 81 $50.
w. C. Townsend the well-knowl
tsrpentine operator of Norwalk an,
Lake Butler went to st. Augustin
this week to place his daughter il
the convent at that place.
Hon. Rob't w. Davis is victim T.
hay fever, which comes upon hin
regularly each recurring fall seasor
and during which time he feels tina
he'd sooner be Governor than
sneeZer.
Mrs. L. A. Smith returned on Sun
day from a four weeks visit to tn
home of her husbands relatives il
Cincinnati and its Kentucky envi
rnnu Mr. Smith mot biS. ,yifa :,