The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-29

City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

Chas. NJ. HiIliard has returned
from Texas.
r, L. Heating and F. J. O'Hara
spent Sunday at Seabreeze.
Judge Walton has gone to Sum
mer Haven for months stay,
Jno T. Griffin visited relatives in
Jacksonville over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Reeder and
child of Welaka are in the city.
Capt. J. b. Hazel of Orange
Springs was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Marvick is spending
the week with her father in Miami.
Miss Elsie Rifles of jacksonville is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. h. H Hanley.
Miss Lucille Canova is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. +. j. TRAY, of Jackson
willie.
Emmett Weller joined the throng
of visitors at White Springs last
Sunday.
Mrs Edwin Kirby entertained the
Ladies Afternoon Whist Club on
Monday,
Deputy Sheriff f. S. Green of We
laka has gone to Ashville, n G., for
the hot season.
Deputy Sheriff Lastinger and fam
lily of Crescent City were in the city
ON Wednesday.
n. H. Moragne returned Monday
night from a brief visit to Daytona
and Rockledge.
Carlos Canova has accepted a posi-
tion us salesman in the Nj. 5. Brown
clothing store.
Benz. |. Gay is enjoying season of
dipping in the surf and fishing at the
Seabreeze beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Miller spent
the early days of the week visiting
friends at Crescent City.
Mrs. l.. X Tucker and the Misses
Ethel andEIene Merry day are spend
ing the week at Fort Gates.
Mrs. S. p. HOllinrake and children
returned from visit with relatives
in jacksonville on Tuesday.
Mrs. f. Priddy entertained the
members of the Ladies, Afternoon
Whist Club last Tuesday evening.
Miss Jennie Mundee of Jacksonville
arrived here Wednesday and is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. &. j. ROgero.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pursley of Gill
ford Fla. former residents of Pa
latka. are here this week on visit
to relatives.
NJ. j. Murphy came over from Sea-
breeze yesterday and spent the day
in the city. He is leaving today for
IL two months trip to Colorado.
f. b, Sweet, an experienced phar-
macist of Jasper, Fla, has accepted
IL position at Burt's pharmacy. Mr..
Sweet and his family are already
here.
Capt. George K. Lynch of the fac
PuIty of the East Florida Seminary
at Gainesville, was in the city this
week in the interests of that popular
school.
Judge NJ. l. Coke has obtained Il
divorce for Mrs. Fannie Keen from
Joseph Keen of Banneryille, The
decree was signed by Judge J. T.
Wills on Wednesday.
Mrs. r. II Hamley delightfully."- en-
tertained a large number of young
people at her home last evening in
honor of her guest, Miss Elise Rifles
of Jacksonville.
Miss Maude kennerly, who is visit
ing Mrs. E. p. Elwood ut DeKaIb, |
ILL.,, will leave next Tuesday for an
extended trip through the west rs
the guest of Mrs. |. l.. Elwood.
The steamer Crescent, plying be-
tween Jacksonville and Crescent
City, is doing good business in both
passenger and freight traffic. The
Crescent Rs Il trim steamer, and has
excellent accommodations.--Times-
Union.
Congressman and Mrs. Robt. w.
Davis and little Margaret Willard
will leave for Seabreeze beach to-
morrow and will be gone about two
weeks During their stay at the
beach they will be guests at the
Ocean House.
Rev. L. r.. Lynn left this work for
his former home at Covington, Tenn.
During Mr.. Lynns absence there
will be no preaching service at the
church. He expects to
return in time to resume service on
August, 2Sth.
kilograms received here on We'd
lesday indicate that Mrs. J. E. Lu-
,as' condition is now slightly i'm
proved, her fever is gradually giving I
way, and her family entertain strong [
ropes of her ultimate recovery, q
hough the danger point in her fever
5 by no means past.
Mr. and Mrs. Henis Petermann re- r
urned on Saturday from three
weeks visit to the home of their son Il
t Waycross, Ga. 1t was Mr. Peter {
lanns first trip out of Florida in 20 e
ears and he Thoroughly eniOyed il. Is