The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-20
City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

fTetlIldl - iiOhSSS VI JdChSOhNllIC
was in the city last Monday.
w. S. Middleton of Pomona was in
town Wednesday on business.
A. d. Tucker of Florahome was in
town last Saturday on business.
J. Mortimer Smith of Jacksonville
spent Thursday in Palatka with
There will be special services at
st. Marks church Thanksgiving day
at II a. IN.
The Kimball House is undergoing
extensive repairs in preparation for
winter trade.
Mrs. George Gay entertained the
Married Ladies Whist club on Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Susie Walton has recovered
from a mild attack of "what-they-
call'' diphtheria.
Mrs. w. M. Curry's mother, MIS-
Lackore, returned Wednesday from
u visit to Chicago.
H. L. Miller is in Jacksonville this
week experimenting some work for
Davis tank factory.
l.. p. Lace of Interlachen. was in
the city Wednesday and registered
at the Hotel Saratoga.
Raymond Price has returned from
n weeks visit at the home of Tax
Collector Billiard at McMeekin.
Miss Pansy DevereuX who has
been spending the summer in the
north is expected home this week.
Mrs. J. d. Lane who was in Jack
sonville last week attending the we'd
ding of Miss Dunn, returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Wilson return
ed Saturday from Louisville, KY,
where they have been spending a few
weeks.
Albion DevereuX has gone to Jack
sonville where he has employment
with the Florida Automobile COM
pany.
0. w. Hummel and family of Ant
werp, Ohio, are here to spend the
winter and are residing on Madison
street.
The Catholic parsonage on Fourth
street has been treated to a new coat
of white paint and otherwise re-
paired.
Thomas Bingham has gone to San
ford, where he will enter the railway
shops with the view of becoming a
Hot drinks at Smiths confectiOn-
cry store have taken the place of the
ice cream soda in the affections of
the average citizen.
Mrs. J. J. McTavish and daughter
are expected to arrive from Saginaw,
Mich, tomorrow. They will reside at
the Saratoga hotel.
l.. G. Canova picked the first dozen
from his garden Wednes-
day. They are in the window of Gay
Bros. grocery store.
Mrs. A. d. Curry who has been
very low for the past few days is re-
ported better, and hopes are now en-
lertained for her recovery.
The Methodist cottage prayer
was held on Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. RoseborOugh. 1t was
ed by Rev. N. j, Tilghman.
The tramp steamer George Farwell
came to Palatka Wednesday to take
cargo of lumber from the Wilson
cypress Co.'S mill to New Haven,
JOnn.
Miss Kate L. Lncas has just re-
,eived a pretty line of Christmas
novelties which have been displayed
II her show cases ready for inspec-
ion.
Miss Matte RogerO returned from
St. Augustine Thursday, where she
lad gone to attend the RogerO-Baya
which occurred at that
,lace last week.
Aid. Tom. Livingston, who bought
he fruit stand formerly kept by E.
near the Arlington Hotel,
las arranged his goods in a most
manner.
J. L. Rankin, the paper hanger who
ell and fractured several of his ribs
ONE weeks ago, is able to be up
nd is walking about the house with
he aid of crutches.
Rev. DIR. Thomas Richey of New
'Ork will preach at the II o'clock
ervice at st. Marks church next
sunday. The rector will preach at
he evening service at 7:45.
J. r. Melon and family of Pitts
urg, Pa, are expected to arrive in
'alatka on Monday and will spend
he season at their elegant winter
ONE on Emmett street.
The ladies of st. Monica's church
net last Wednesday afternoon to or
anize a sewing circle. The League
f the Sacred Heart and the Altar
ociety were organized last Friday.
Mr.. Tramwell n well-known engi-
eer of the A. G. L. R'y was in the |
ity this week. Mr.. Tramwell has
vented a safety appliance to pre-
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