The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-15
City Happenings and
Personal mention.


the city.
Ernest Neck is now working at
Stanton's.
c. f. Rowton spent Wednesday in
Jacksonville.
AL. Glass of Gainesville was in
the city Friday.
David Partin has accepted a posi-
ton with Gay Bros.
Edward j. Smith of High Springs
was in town Monday.
Harvey Bard of Norwalk was in
the city Wednesday.
las. Cannon of jacksonville was
visitor in the city last Friday.
Noble Padgett and wife OF Miami
were in Palatka the first of the week.
w. Sweats of Bostwick was Il bus
mess visitor in the city on Saturday
Miss Pearl Bingham is expected to
arrive home this week from Front
Royal, Va.
Miss Nellie Usina expects to leave
this week for a months visit to St
Augustine.
Misses Leonide and Anita Courier
of Brunswick, Ga, are in the city on
a visit to relatives.
The Guards will give hop at the
Armory tonight (Friday). All are
invited to come out.
Clarence H. Kennerly returned on
Monday from Atlanta, where he mas
been attending school
Chas. Bolinger, former we'll
known Palatkan but now of SANFORD
was III the city Monday.
The family of Frank Smith is now
occupying the cottage on Kirby street
opposite the Gay residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Windisch and
children Of Port Tampa City, are
here visiting Mrs. f. Windisch.
F. V. Owen and sister, Miss Katie,
of Satsuma Nights We're pleasant
visitors in Palatka on Saturday.
Miss Nellie Stelts returned home
Tuesday from Savannah, Ga, where
she has been spending several weeks.
Mrs l. A. Boughton of FairView
expects to be in the city today for Il
short stay and will be at the Sarato-
ga hotel.
lie. Tubbs of West Superior Wis,
who owns valuable real estate ILL
ter 1sts at Florahome, was i'll the city
Saturday.
f. A. Gerber attended the annua
meeting of the Florida Funeral Di
rectors and Embalmers Association
in jacksonville this week.
John Boyer, the wcll-known repre-
sentative for the left Weller Co.. 0
New York, was here interviewin!
the trade several days the past week
Hon. r. w. Davis expects to spent
a large share of the week in Gaines
Vile where he is engaged in the couI
as counsel in a murder trial.
Miss Clifford Faircloth of Doithan
Ala, who has been visiting in Gain
esville the past month or so, is tn
guest of Miss Rosa Coke in this city
Clarence Meyers, Joseph Price, jr
Raymond Price and Judge Moragl
are party of yOungmen who eXpe'
to leave this week for Il fishing tri
to Salt Springs River.
Miss Margaret f. Specie Of Flors
home, who has been spending som
time past at Little River and otht
east coast points, passed through tn
city Friday Ell route for home.
Miss Lille Ryan, who has been o
quite an extended visit to New o.
leans, arrived home last week, aC
companied by her aunt, Miss KAT
Coleman.
Mrs. f. G. Jackson and MastC
George and Miss Nell left Frida
night on the City of Jacksonville for
trip to New York and Connection
and later will go to Grand Rapid
Mich, for the summer.
Capt. H. Y. Snow, j. G. Nertree
ir. and DR.. Guy Estes expect to leaN
for New Orleans tomorrow whel
they will attend the Confederate +
union. Capt. Snow and Mr.. Nertret
may extend their trip into Mexico.
c. T. Price, who has been attent
ing the normal school at Tallahassee
for the past several months, was
the city Monday and attended Il
lecture at the Methodist church thu
evening. Mr.. Price left Tuesda
morning for his home at Keuka.
Miss Nina Armistead entertaine
a number of young friends at h,
home on Lemon street Wednesda
evening in honor of her cousin
Misses IIeonide and Anita Courier
Brunswick Ga. The evening WI
spent very agreeably in cOnversatiC
and games.
About eight couples were presel
at the dance given complimentary
Miss Jean Elwood by the Gem Cit
Guards last Friday evening at IL
ArmOry. The inclement wealth
prevented many from attendiu