The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-29

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Rev, Mr. Crowley gave an inter-
esting lecture on and showed stere-
optican views of interior Africa at
the Pr, shy erian church last Monday
night. There was a large ntten-
dance at the lecture and all enjoyed
| it.
The New Arlington hotel in this
city, under the management of Mr..
Savage, seems to be the popular re-
sort of commercial men. The New
Arlington has had nearly page of
arrivals register each day during the
week.
l.. A. Smith is having a vacation
and is dividing his time with old
friends at Sanford and Orlando. Be
fore returning Mr.. Smith will also
visit Daytona and Senbreeze. He eX-
poets to return home the latter part
of next week.
Capt j. D. Lane of the Seaboard
- i''''' nos "Ge'' ''oiiie loi Vie past
10 days suffering from a severely
sprained ankle. He is better now
but his physician says it will be
three weeks before he will be able to
resume his duties.
Harold +. Merryday has returned
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mas oeeh loadlhg with lumber at thls
port during the week. most OF which
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w. a. walton has gone to Iennes-
see for several weeks rest and recupe-
ration from the effects OF the strenu-
Gus life he has been Leading on his
truck farm. But It's all right. Any
man who makes at the rate Of $500
an acre on celery is entitled to
,taNe,' ana MI walton has "ccoi'p-
ll9''eu 'ii"I'
Perry heener has SOLD his 10 acres
OF land at Hastings, 10 acres OF
which is planted in young pecan
trees. The land sold at T9l per acre.
AS showing the advance in value OF
acreage at that place 1T only needs
be stated that Mr.. heener bought 20
acres OF the land at $50 per acre and
10 acres at $40 per acre, and this but
few years ago.
Rev. l.. II. Lynn pastor-elect of the
Presbyterian church was in the city
over Tuesday night, leaving for his
/ home at White Springs wednesday.
Mr. Lynn expects to move to Palatka
next week and occupy the manse,
provided Mrs. Lynn, who has been
quite ill, Is able to undertake the
journey. At any rate Mr.. Lynn will
be here to begin his pastorate on Sun
day June 1th.
Roy F, Bulky spent several days of
this week in Winter Park attending
the commencement exercises of Rol-
ling College, from which institution
his sister, Miss Minnie, graduates