The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-22

City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

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Miss Maud Fry is visiting in St.
Augustine.
Mrs. H. Brownlee of Florahome
/ died last Wednesday.
Clarence Petermann has accepted
: position at l.. A. Smiths confec-
] tionary store
F. J. Fearnside, accompanied by
Master Frank, has gone to Seabreeze
for II few days fishing.
w. G. Townsend the popular tur-
pentine operator of Norwalk was in
1 the city Wednesday.
j. NJ. Maxwell, the well known ma
! val stores man of Putnam Hall was
I in the city Tuesday.
I Miss Emma Coke of Jacksonville
7 is here for Il short visit with her par
! ents, Judge and Mrs. M. |. Coke,
7 Miss Grace Heating has returned
: to her home at Goodall beach after Il
: pleasant visit with friends in
! Palatka.
Prof. J. w. Wideman of Tallahas-
7 see has been in the city this week in
Z the interests of the University of
y Florida.
Miss Pearl Bingham went out to
: oatsuma Heights yesterday Thurs
;. day. to visit friends for II week or
! ten days.
Prof and Mrs. 7. j. Ralph are
! spending IL portion of the week in St.
Augustine, guests of Mayor and Mrs.
: +. f.. Boyce.
Fully ii dozen naval stores opera
, tors from this and adjoining coun-
. ties have been in the city this week
Z recruiting hands.
I Chas. p. Cooper, son of EX-Con-
gresham {. NJ. Cooper of Jackson
= vile, was Il guest ut the home of DR..
! and Mrs f. s. Grill over Sunday.
Miss Emma Parkins, chief opera
! tor ut the telephone central office,
: has gone to Hendersonville, n. c., to
] spend il 81 day vacation.
! Judge f. +. Haskell Is home from
Pablo Beach for n week. Judge and
! Mrs. Haskell will leave for Caliror-
I MIA for an extended trip Aug. 18th.
Congressman and Mrs. Rob't w.
j Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. A. S, Will
! lard and little Margaret Willard
! spent Tuesday at the Continental
Hotel, Atlantic Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Rob't. Browning and
! Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Hickenlooper of
/, Francis have gone to St Louis for n
{ two months visit to the Louisiana
/ Purchase exposition.
/ Mrs, f. j. O'Hara and three chill
| dren of Satsuma Heights, were in
! the city Saturday cnroute to Mrs.
O'Hara's old home in Cobourg, On
! tario, Canada, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. M. 5. Brown and the children
will leave for New York Sunday
They will spend the coming two
Z months in the Catskill mountains.
Mr.. Brown will accompany his fami-
ly rs far as jacksonville.
Rev. F. H. Richey will leave next
week for IL months vacation in New
York and Philadelphia. During his
absence there will be no services at
st. Marks except on Sunday, Aug.
ii, when Bishop Weed will otiiciate.
A. Merwin and daughter Mrs.
Holcomb, Miss Violet Merwin and
Miss Mable Holcomb left on Wednes
day for st. Louis to attend the Lou
isiana Purchase exposition. The
party expect to be away until Deem
her.
Rev. H. Honnig, pastor of the Ger
man Lutheran congregation, will
hold services at lO:30 next Sunday
morning in the room over the Chin
ese laundry All members of the
congregation and friends are invited
to attend.
Capt. j. f. Lucas, who is at the
bedside of his wife in Caledonia, Mo-,
telegraphed to his sister yesterday
that Mrs. Lucas was unconscious
and that her death was momentarily
expected. Mrs. Lucas has been ill
for several weeks with typhoid fever.
Parties contemplating II trip to any
part of the country can get reliable
information us to routes and cost of
| tickets from j. H. Haughton, city
ticket agent at the City Drug store.
Mr. Haughton is an encyclopedia of
railway information and he gives it
out cheerrully.
Roy Bulky, who has been spending
the past two months in North Caro-
lima for the benefit of his health, re-
turned home early in the week. His
hundreds of old friends in Palatka
will regret to learn that his condi-
ton has been little, if any improved |
by the the trip.
A. J. Dent the well known colored |
man of this city who was convicted