The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-25
City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

Eugene Wells is at home for a
short visit to his mother.
w. f. Wattles of the St. Augustine
Record staff was in the city last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Stewart of
Jacksonville We're in the city over
Sunday.
G. Carman, ST., came over from st.
Augustine to spend Sunday with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bond have re-
turned from trip to New York and
Philadelphia.
Capt. w. H. Mann of Meanwhile
was a visitor in the city over We'd
nesday night.
Miss Matte Rogero has returned
from a delightful trip of three weeks
to New York.
Mrs. Ebert and daughter, Miss
Emma, have gone to New York to
visit relatives.
George Bassett will go to DeLand
where he will enter StetsOn Univer-
sity next Monday.
Judge NJ. |. Coke and family will
move next week into the Peek cot
tage on Second street.
L. p. Lace Il prominent business
man of Interlachen was a visitor in
the city last Saturday.
Capt. f. Noble Calhoun is hooking
bass at Seabreeze and trying to for
get the fatigue of camp life.
The Misses Blanch and Edna Grill
and the Misses Davenport visited st,
Augustine on Saturday last.
w. S. and r. G. Middleton, prOml-
nent turpentine men of Pomona,
were visitors to Palatka on Saturday.
Harry Carman is building Il neat
two-story residence on his lot near
the Selden Cypress Door Cos. fac
tory.
Miss Vivian Alderman returned
Sunday from visit of some weeks
with relatives and friends in Jack
sonville.
Miss Annie Calwell of Port Tampa
City who has been visiting relatives
here for some time returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. w. j. Riley and two children,
formerly of Palatka but now of Titus
vile, spent short time in the city
on Tuesday.
Superintendent McTavish of the
Wilson Cypress Cos. camp, returned
last Friday from visit to his family
in Saginaw, Mich.
Quartermaster Sergt. G. H. Wigg
has returned to Lakeland, after the
past three weeks spent in camp and
with his family here.
Mrs. Ruth Banes of Jacksonville
was in town several days this week
called here by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Bardin.
The steamer Okeehumkee of the
Hart Line is being overhauled and
repaired by Capt. Durham at the old
landing opposite the city.
Miss Josephine Meyer who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Emma
Ebert, for the past month left for her
home in jamaica, N. Y. on We'd
nesday.
Tuesday was the Jewish New
Year the 5,664th since the creation of
the world. All the stores owned by
Hebrews in this city were closed dur.
ing the day.
Mrs. Frank p. Woodward and two
children of Tallahassee arrived in the
city Tuesday evening for a few days
visit with Rev. and Mrs. A. L
Woodward.
Mr., and Mrs. Jno. D. Ringham
spent Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
at the GOOdall beach. While there
each had the pleasure of hooking and
landing large sea bass.
Thos H. Heating of GOOdall is
spending the week in the city looking
after his business interests, and thus
permitting his son, Roland to have a
short vacation at the beach.
Miss Lillian Morris arrived home
from the Seabreeze beach last Mon.
day, leaving the following day fol
VOlusia county where she will spenC
week or more with friends.
John Granger is making arrange.
ments to reopen the st. George hotel
The recent sale of the Kimball House
to DR.. A. NJ. Steen made it necessary
for Mr.. Granger to secure another
location.
L. A. Smith left on Tuesday foI
New York where he will enter the
National Academy of Design as q
student. Mrs. Smith and Robert
James accompanied him as far as
Jacksonville.
Benz. 5. Weathers of Ocala, for.
mer popular clerk in the insurance
office of G. Lopez Bailey & Co., was
a visitor in the city on Monday and
Tuesday. His visit gave pleasure to
many of his old friends in PaIatka.
Leo Jacobson returned from New
York last Tuesday, whittier he has