The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-29
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

me county commissioners Will
1 meet next Tuesday.
! Capt. J. D. Lane was at home a
Z short time this week.
: w. +. Alexander of Hampton was
( in the city yesterday.
: Miss Anita Bailey will remain in
: Charleston for some weeks.
w. NJ. Williams of Sisco, candidate
for tax assessor, was in the city yes
terday.
Hastings people shipped II cars of
: potatoes on Tuesday and 20 cars ON
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. O. Holmes leaves for
: Jacksonville to-day on a short visit
to her sister.
Leo Jacobsou's dry goods store
has been greatly improved by new
plate glass front.
John Q. Tilghman's new house
boat is rapidly nearing completion
I at Capt. BOyd's ship yard.
Miss McTavish is spending the
week at Lake Como, the guest of her
art teacher, Mrs. Sullivan.
Rev. f. NJ. G. Duncklln of oxford
will preach at Pencil church the
second Sunday night in May.
Tax-assessor G. F. Billiard of Nc
Meekin is in the city this week look
ing after his political interests.
Putnam Hall truckers are ship
ping good many vegetables these
days. snap beans being the principle
output.
A. NJ. Norris of Crescent City
spent Wednesday in Palatka. Mr..
Norris spent the winter of 1923 in
Palatka.
Dr. w. c. Merrill has been in
Jacksonville this week attending the
meetings of the Florida Horticulture
al society.
The Young Champions base ball
team will hold festival in the Ham
mock tomorrow Saturday. afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. DR.. f. E. jenkins has decided
to continue her home in Palatka, a
fact that will be gratifying to her
host of friends
Gay Bros. are making arrange
ments to bulletin the primary cleo
ton returns in front of their store on
the night of May 10th.
James +. Lane of Putnam Hall, |
west Putnam's popular candidate
for sheriff, was in the city yesterday
on vote making excursion.
Clarence Kennerly is keeping
books for a Hastings firm, going to
and coming from his work home
every morning and evening.
Walter Thomas was among the
county candidates to visit Crescent
City last Tuesday. Mr.. Thomas is
candidate for supervisor of registra-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A, Truman
of jacksonville are spending the
week here visiting Mr.. Truman's
parents, as we'll as their numerous
friends.
Nearly all of the county candidates
spent Wednesday at Crescent City,
whittier they went on the morning of
that day on II launch. They will all be
at HOLSTER tonight.
Raymond B. Truman, popular
travelling salesman for Armour q
Co., is making Palatka headquarters
this week while he cultivates the
trade of adjacent territory.
Dr., Merritt Corthell, the oculist,
will be at the Arlington hotel next ,
Wednesday and Thursday May 4 and +
9th, and at Crescent City Friday and :
Saturday following. {
The Womans Fortnightly club
will hold its annual picnic this af- {
ternoOn in the beautiful grove which I
the home of Mrs. Har- |
grove, on the Heights. Z
Mrs. w, G. Snow and Mrs. L. C. q
Royce, who have passed the winter f
in Mrs. Shows pleasant apartments S
on Front street, will leave for their |
home i'll Brattleboro, Vermont, to- Fl
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F. j Fearnside spent Wednesday
in Jacksonville on political business
with the state executive committee r
IF which he is a member, and one I.
IF those having charge of the state 81
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Jno. T. Bond opens his branch "
tore in Jacksonville this week. Mr.. 3,
Bond is a hustler in business and the .,
News bespeaks success for him in ~
lis business venture in the metrOpo-
is of Florida. h
The walls and roof of the new q.
rick block being erected by Dr. N
rosenberg on Lemon street are now w
p and on. When completed the ~
lock will be a decided Improvement .,
D the street.
Mr. Moses f. ShcrerOuse and Miss
leila Parrish were married at the
ONE of Mrs. Hart on Kirby street .,
Ist Sunday morning at IL O'Clock. -,
ev. n. J. Tilghman was the OfIicia- 80