The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-24
City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

from short visit to Jacksonville.
Mrs. f. Gray left for Jacksonville
this week for a visit with her sons
Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald and sons
have gone to OHIO for the summer
months.
Capt S. NJ. LaBrce of Crescent
City was IL business visitor in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Daisy Livingston is enter
tanning Miss Lizzie McLeary Of
Jacksonville.
DR.. Merritt Corthell the oculist
will be at the Arlington hotel next
Friday, July 1st'
Mrs. Martin Griffin has been in
Jacksonville most of the week on a
visit to her sister, Miss Smith.
Miss Lula Smith, daughter of Mrs.
Parker A. Smith of Jacksonville, IS
the guest of Miss Winnifrcd Haugh-
ton.
JnO. A. Germond the wcll-known
wine maker of Edgar was i'll the city
Wednesday on busincss-his first
visit here in two years.
Oscar f. Smith, representing the
f. j. Smith candy company of Jack
sonville spent n couple days with
friends here this week.
The Atlantic Coast Line will give
low rates to Savannah and Charles
ton July LIST. See amy of the agents
for full information.
Miss Mae Rogero is i'll st. Angus
tine this week to attend the gradual
ing exercises of st. Joseph S Acade-
my, of which she was formerly q
pupil.
Congressman Rob't w. Davis left
for Washington last Saturday night
where he had business i'll one of the
departments. He is expected home
today.
The democrat whose party loyalty
has heretofore been such as to war
rant the boast that "he would
vote for Il 'yallcr dog SO long as he
was the regular party nominee is
now brought squarely to the rack,
and you can't lose him.
Capt. &. U. Beach of Savannah
accompanied by his two accomplish
ed daughters, is spending Il few
days with his mother at San Mateo.
Capt. Beach was formerly one of the
owners of the Beach IL Miller Line of
st. Johns River steamers.
At St Marks Episcopal church
next Sunday morning the rector Will
preach on 1.-THE Suffering Servant. y
In the evening the subject of the
sermon will be Failures of Men and
the Reason Miss Pansy DeVereuX
will sing n solo at this service.
Judge and Mrs. L. +. Haskell and
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Kent have gone
to Pablo Beach, where they have n
cottage Judge Haskell and Mr..
Kent will divide their time between
palatka and the beach, but the la
dies. will remain at Pablo through
| the heated term.
Mrs. Gen Patton Anderson, acting
for the United Daughters of the
Confederacy, has presented the
Southern Cross of Honor to the fol-
lowing eX-confederate soldiers enti-
tied to wear them: Judges J. &. Yer
treess and NJ. |. Coke, Joseph Price,
n. o. Davis H. Y. Snow and Mr..
Pearce of Palatka, and E. b. Lane
of Putnam Hall. The cross is of
bronze.
John Q. Tilghman's new house
boat Bohemia was lowed to Lake
George last Tuesday for season of
fishing. Among those who accom-
panied Mr.. Tilghmam and his family
were DR.. w. H. Cyrus and Louis
jackson The party will live aboard
the boat, which has been fitted out
with an eye single to comfort. The
Bohemia was built for Mr.. Thigh
man at Boyd's ship yard.
The Palatka base ball club with a
crowd of rootcrs went to Starke this
morning to play Il return game with
the team in that place. In the first
game, played in this city some three
weeks ago the home team won, but
its victory was not due so much to
superior playing as to luck. Luck is
not always n good thing to rely
upon but it is the chief reliance of
the present Palatka team, which on
ly practices when it plays a match
game.
Rev. VIM. f. Allen of Atlanta was
in the city for few hours on Tues
day en- route to the home of his
parents, Hon. and Mrs. w. d. Allen
of Fruitland, where he will make
short visit. Rev Mr.. Allen has but
recently been graduated from the
at oxford, Ga, and has
entered the ministry of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, south. For
the present he has been appointed to
a passionate in Atlanta, but at the |
next session of the Florida confer
ence, Mr. Allen will apply for adj
mission and be assigned to work in
MS native state, Mr.. Allen is a man
IF fine. scholarly appearance, is de-