The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
City Happenings and
Personal Mention.
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Miss Mary Bass is visiting friends
in Jacksonville.
Miss Inez Ford is the guest of Miss
Vivian Alderman.
l.. L. Meggs of Orange Springs was
tn the city yesterday.
II. F. Johnson of Crescent City was
in the city Wednesday.
f. d. Dancy of Orange Springs
was in the city last Monday.
j. E. Edmondson has spent some
time in Jacksonville this week.
Judge j. |. Wimberly of Inter
lachen was in the city yesterday.
James II. Beale came over from
st. Augustine on Tuesday to vote.
Tax Assessor Billiard of McMcokin
was II visitor in the city yesterday.
Judge J. C. Vertrees has gone to
Nashville, Tenn, for a couple of
weeks.
Alderman Moritz Kohl has gone to
his old home in Germany for Il four
months visit.
The DevereuX cottage ON Fourth
! street is being altercred into a two
| story residence.
! Mrs. Judge NJ l. Coke has been
] spending the past week in JACKSON
] Vile visiting Miss Emma.
! S. S. Green of Welake was among
Z the prominent men from that sec
, ton to visit the city yesterday.
NJ. A. Wilkinson returned from
I North Carolina yesterday in time to
Z deposit his vote for Bob Davis.
4 j. w. Harrison, postmaster and
I store keeper at Denver, was in the
city fora short while yesterday.
! Herman Miller the moss renovator
I at Grandn claims to be the only
: original Broward man in his pre-
! cinct,
: Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Smith are now
! keeping house in their coy home ON
{ Dodge street which has been genor-
: ally repaired.
I w. II. Mann of Meanwhile was il
! the city yesterday. Mr. Mann was
I on his way to Tilman, ILL.,, where he
I will spend the summer.
/ Mrs. r. V. Kinks of Satsuma
! Heights has leased Surf Crest on the
/ GOodall beach and will conduct it as
i a small hotel this summer.
! Mrs. NJ. Frank and daughter, Miss
! Flossie, of Sanford, who have been
visiting Mrs. M. S. Brown, returned
I to their home on Tuesday.
I Edward A. Vandergrft and Miss
Anna NJ. Hartley, of Jacksonville,
were married by Rev, F. II. Richey
! of st. Marks church on Monday,
The case of VIM Cato VS.. A. NJ.
Steen and A. Usina, which was to
have been heard in the United States
court this week, has again been con-
tinued.
Mrs. Capt. J. f. Lucas left yester-
( day for her old home, Caledonia,
Mo-, where she goes to spend the
summer. Capt. Lucas accompanied
his wife and little daughter as far as
Macon, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Cheeves and
Miss Ida Leib left Tuesday for Fer
nandina where the ladies will spend
several weeks. Mr.. Cheeves came
home on Monday to register his vote
for Bob Davis.
Samuel Butterworth of DOltOn,
Kansas, was in Palatka Wednesday.
Mr.. ButterwOrth was on his way to
Florahome, where he owns property
and with the purpose of making that
place his future home.
Miss Elizabeth n. Barr of Flora
home was in the city Wednesday en-
route to Kansas City, Mo-, whittier
she has been engaged to travel Ill
Missouri in the interests of an en-
dowment fund for st. Luke's Epis-
copal church hospital in that city.
Judge NJ. l. Coke said the words
Monday which made Nicholas J.
Funk and Nettie Bass of Fruitland
man and wife. The young people
came to the city with several friends
and the ceremony was performed in
their presence in the county judges
office.
james f. Lane came over from |
st. Augustine Monday night and
went out to Grandin on the early |
morning train Tuesday in order to
vote for Bob Davis and Senator !
Taliaferro. Mr.. Lane is now in |
charge of dredge Is miles south of
st. Augustine.
The usual Sunday services will be
held at st. Mark S church next Sun
day. The subject of the morning
sermon will be Christ and the Sin
ners." In the evening the sermon
will be on "The Unknown God"
Good music will be provided and all
will be made welcome.
Jesse D. Bulky formerly of this
office, but latterly with the East
Coast Publishing company at Sea-
breeze has gone to Tampa to accept a
position in the mechanical depart