The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30

| J. S. Coca has remodeled his meat
market on upper Lemon street.
J ID. Hagan has been reappointed
postmaster ut Fast Palatka
Mr., and Mrs. II. II. Buss of Welaka
were visitors in the city Tuesday :.
Miss Josephine Bard of NOrwalk
visited Miss MinniG>Buky this week.
G. Lopez Bailey is enjoying the
bass fishing at Keating's pier, Good
all. Vii s
Mrs. Wertz Gray and son of Jack
sonville are visiting Mrs. II. A.
Gray .
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Neck have re-
turned from pleasant vacation at
Goodall. .r...
Clarence Meyer has returned from
an extended visit to New York and
Charleston.
Miss Edith Merrill has gone to st.
Louis to view the Louisiana Purch-
ase exposition.
q. f. Burrell of Satsuma Nights
was business visitor in the city
on Tuesday. ..'
The family of J. r.. Neck have
returned from six weeks outing at,
Goodall beach.
Miss Ilah Bond is spending a few
days this week with Miss Fannie
Peck at Pomona.
Hennis Petermann, jr,, of st. Aug
Justine, is in the city this week on
visit to his parents.
Mrs. f. {. Waldron of Welaka has
moved to Ormond, where she will
reside with her son.
Carpenters are at work making re
pairs ut the residence of Mrs. Jen-
nings on Fourth street
Deputy Sheriff Lee Kennerly will
open livery stable on Lemon street
early in the coming month. .u....
Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Bingham, who
have been at Goodall for the sum
mer, returned home Saturday.
Miss Fannie Tickliter of Peniel
will teach the Johnson school during
the ensuing term. The school opens
Monday, Oct. Sd. -.-.. -.yr r..-tr
A w. Strange made a brief bust
ness trip to his orange grove at
Knights, Fla, the first of the week 4
returning on Tuesday.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Weller will be sorry to hear of the
critical illness of their little daughter
Ella, at Saluda, n. c.
Miss Susie Teeter of Rex, Fla. has
been appointed to the Cedar Greek
school, near Bostwick. This school
will open next Monday.
E. L. Campbell, for the past two
months an employee of the Kennerly
Hardware Company, has rendered his
resignation and will go to Knoxville.
Tenn, today.
Hon. Benz. p. Calhoun has return
ed from Macclenny, Baker county, |
where he has been attending the
preliminary trial in the Duncan
Altman cases. 49,"
All members of Patton Anderson
Chapter, L. D. c., are earnestly re-
quested to meet ut the residence OF |
Mrs. J. d. Lane at $3.50 O'Clock, |
Thursday, October 9Th. MRS. jim. |
WALTON, Secy ..
Leo jacobson returned Monday |
night from five weeks purchasing |
trip in New York and has been busy |
ever since opening new goods. His |
announcement will appear in this |
paperat an early date.
st. Mark church is preparing for
Il grand bazaar to be given sometime |
between Dec. LIST and Christmas, and |
it is the purpose of those having the
affair in charge to make it excel all /
past efforts. Due announcement will |
be made in this paper. ..,..
Rev. f H. Richey of st. Marks
church will preach on "Who then /
can be saved" at the morning SER
vice, and on "Civic Righteousness"
in the evening. There will also be
celebration of the holy communion
at the morning service, next Sunday.
Fire at the plant of the Palatka
much excitement Wednesday after
llOoll thl 1 '1D " ClbCh. Ilt uldIlll WAS
given by the whistle at Tilghman's
mill and the fire department respond
ed promptly and with the assistance
of the mill employees, the blaze was
quickly eXtinguished. The fire was
in the roof center-ways of the build /
ing and is supposed to have originate
ed from the gas-making machine,
which was in operation at the time
The damage was slight
MIdshipman VIM. l.. Calhoun, L. |
5. n, rendered Il supper to several /
Of his friends on Saturday evening at
the residence of his parents, Hon
and Mrs. B. P. Calhoun. After the
supper the young men took a short
spin on the river in the commodious
launch Kathleen. At the house the
rooms We're decorated with navy
blue and orange, color of the class
O6, together with ivy and ferns.
which made II handsomely striking
Among those present
were Jos. Price, jr., Raymond Price,
Arnold Cauova, Louis Canova, Har-
Did Merrydry Roland II. Heating,
Clarence Meyer, Clarence Keunerly,
Hickman Collins, Hubert Vinegar,
E. Noble Calhoun, VIM. L. Calhoun.