The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-05

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= Aaron Varnes of BannervilIe was
: in the city yesterday.
4 G. fl. Lyme has been ON a trip to
T Miami this week.
: Mrs. J. b, Flynn is visiting rela-
I tives in Jacksonville.
! Miss Estan Rosenberg is visiting
relatives in Jacksonville.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Chas NJ. Hilliard left
{ for st. Louis on Monday.
Capt. H, Y. Snow is again playing
9 with the sea bass at Seabreeze.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Bingham are
: spending the season at Seabreeze.
: S. J. Ken4erly made business
) trip to Jacksonville Wednesday,
I Miss Martha Gray and Miss Estan
Rosenburg visited Jacksonville this
Z week.
Miss Rosa Coke is in Lake City and
will not return until the first of Sep
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f. Il. Redding and family have
I gone to Thomasville, Ga, to visit
. relatives.
: Game and Fish Warden John Fink
! OF Fernandina was in the city We'd
I nesday.
\ Rev. Father Barry has been spend
! ing portion of the week at st. Au-
gustine.
I ID. w. Ramsaur and Joseph Price
Ir" spent a part of the week
at Tampa.
Miss Pearl Bingham spent last
week at Satsuma Heights and Sisco
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nj D. Lamon of
Bradford county ape spending the
week in Pala rlta.
E. G. lhetLy and family left this
week fo4 Daytona where ttteN viii
spena a month.
Ms. M |. Coke has gone to Gaines
viiEe to spend two or three weeks
w4Sh her daughter, Mrs. Glass.
NE and Mrs w. G. Hargrove left
on "Wednesday for st. Louis, and
other points to be gone until Maven
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. RaRfbut of
Crescent City were in tha,aity We'd
nesday enroute for mxnth.s outing
at Seabreeze.
Messrs. Grimm aaG Derby gave
the visiting tea1her-students a
launch ride on lSe nivar lasa Thurs
day evening
Thomas +, Evans, and. old mer-
chant a,ese late of Federal Point, is
now Gsntrected with the down town
sto&s.ot Gay Bros.
- NJ and Mrs. A. $. Willard have
gene to Seahfeeze where they have
rented pl easant cottage for the
balance of ne month.
Mrs. j. u. Haughton and daughter
lett for u Nisit with relatives in Omst-
ha, Neb,., on Thursday. They will
be absent until October.
Miss Alice Miner has gone north
for a three months visit During
her absence she will visit the Louis
ana Purchase Exposition.
/ MES, A r. Carmel and children
leta yesterday for an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Month
cello and South Georgia points.
, Mr.. and Mrs. n. s. Collins and
! family have returned from Jackson
vile and are occupying the Lane
cottage opposite the Hc9el Saratoga.
NJ. A. Wilkinson has returned TO
his NeOga turpentine camp from n
visit with his family in North Caro-
| lima. II e was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Leo Jacobson and son Ralph
are at the Ocean Wow House, Pablo
beach, where they will remain sew
eral weeks. Mr. Jacobson went over
to the beach for Sunday.
The families of H. o. Hamm and
w. Il. Tilghman have leased a cot
| tage at the Seabreeze beach for the
balance of the summer and left for
that popular resort last Saturday
The game of base ball between the
short and long has-been's did
not take place last Tuesday owing to
the heavy rain storm. The game
was postponed until this afternoon.
Miss Mary Mumtord, an attractive
young lady of SIsco, is spending the
week in Palatka as the guest of Miss
Pearl Bingham. Miss Mumford eX-
poets to return home tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ralph and
children and Mrs. +. r. Livingston
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w
o. Livingston of Gainesville, at their
cottage at the Summer Haven beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Tucker will
leave tomorrow for cambridge. Ga,
to visit friends. After short stay /,
in that city they will go to Lanark
on the Gulf coast for two or three
weeks.
Attorneys Hilburn, Haskell, B. p.
Calhoun and Strunz were at Starke
on w Wednesday arguing for con-