The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-02

L.. Bohanau, popular citizen OF
Bannerville, was visitor in the city
last Saturday.
w. l.. Rifles, an old Palatka boy,
now aieweler at Braidentowu, was
in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Neck have
returned from II pleasant weeks re-
creation at Seabreeze.
+, E. Reeder the well-knOwn We
laka druggist was in the city for
brief time last Monday.
r. F. Lyme and family have moved
to Miami where Mr.. Lyme expects to
engage in the foundry business.
Mrs. w. NJ. Curry and the children
returned Oh Monday from pleasant
outing at the Ocean House, Goodall
beach.
Mrs. JnO. A. Germond and the
Misses Edytbe and Queenie Lace of
Interlachcn were guests at the HO-
tel Saratoga on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Hurlbut of
Crescent City were in the city yes
to-day cnroutc home from months
>"inurn at Seabreeze. =.
Capt. } +. Lucas is expected home
tomorrow. Mrs. Lucas. who is now
regarded as out of danger, will re-
turn in October Her fever lasted
twelve weeks.
Col. II. NJ. de Montmollin and
Capt. +. Noble Calhoun held an in
spectiOn and prize drill of the Gem
City Guards at the Armory Monday
night. The gold medal was won by
private Frank Price.
O. H. Ewing of Florahonle was the
committeeman from precinct u at
the democratic executive committee
meeting on Wednesday,. Mr. Ewing
is regarded rs one of the most valua.
BILE members of the committee.
:. j. Kennerly left for Atlanta on
Wednesday whittier he goes to meet
his daughter, Miss Maude. who is
returning from AN extended visit to
the Misses EIwood at DeKalb, III.
They are expected home today or
Saturday.
Rev and Mrs, l.. X. Lynn returned
yesterday from their summer outing
in Tennessee and Rev. Mr..
Lynn requests the News to state that
there will be the usual services at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday.
Registration officers from the vari-
Gus precincts of the county came to
the city on Wednesday to secure
their books from the supervising in
spec'Or, Henis Petermann. The books
will now be open in all precincts of
the county for the next six weeks.
Prof and Mrs. l. |. Hines leave
today for Indiana, where Mrs.
Hines will remain for time with
relatives while Mr.. Hines takes
trip to the west, including st. Louis,
Denver and Salt Lake City. They
will be gone until the first of next
month.
The county democratic executive
committee met at the court house
Wednesday with quite Il full atten-
dance of the members. Jos. Price.
j. n. Blackwell and DR.. f. $. Grill
were reelected respectively. chair
man, secretary and treasurer, and
the same central committee of last
year was also reelected.
Rev. VIM. Stones will officiate at
the Baptist church next Sunday
both morning and evening, Rev.
and Mrs. Stones have been at Sea-
breeze for the past month, and only
returned on Thursday. During their
absence there has been no service at
the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Rowton return
ed on Monday from an eight weeks
trip to st. Louis, and points in Ne
braska. The last three weeks of
their trip was spent in the far west,
principally in Colorado. Mr.. Row.
ton says they have had a glorious
time and that both have been great
ly benefited by the trip.
The Gem City Guards, 40 strong,
in command of Capt. +. Noble Cal
hOun, left for St Augustine Wednes-
day morning. The boys spent the |
night in the Armory and rose early
for the purpose of taking Special |
train at 6:l5, but were delayed for
some reason until the middle of the
forenoon. The company made fine
Chas. +. Cook and family of Po-
mona expect to move to Palatka |
next week. Mr.. Cook is Il brother of |
HO'.. w. H. Cook of Pomona, and is |
in the Cook Castle compa-
ny, owners of 1900 acre cattle .
ranch recently purchased in this and |
st. Johns counties. His family c, H.
1ists of Mrs. Cook and two charming
young lady daughters.