The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16
City happenings and
Personal Mention.


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A new roof is being placed on the
ice factory
I Martin, head. of the I, NJ Meyer
company is here for stay of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Messmer OF
Seville were visitors in the city last
week.
Miss Maude Kennerly is expected
home from Experimentation
next Monday.
Arthur Wells is now employed in
the Atlantic Coast Line shops at
High Springs.
A. r. Cartmel and family have
gone to their old home in Monticello
for the holidays.
Miss Martha Gray and Miss Vivian
Alderman spent a portion of the
present week in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Ella Grooms is in st. Peters
burg for three weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs. George Weller.
Capt. d. A. Durham is building an
immense lighter at Hauley's marine
ways for the Wilson Cypress Co.
S. w. Rowley, the well-known
cigar manufacturer of San Mateo,
was a business visitor in Palatka
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Middleton
and r. Chester Middleton, prominent
Pomona residents, spent Thursday
in the city.
The fresh paint on the smoke stack
at the Selden Cypress door factory
caught fire last Friday Light causing
the fire alarm to ring.
AS usual Rowton's is the children's
headquarters for Christmas goods.
His stock of toys is greater and more
varied than ever.
Miss Anna Livingston left last
Saturday for jacksonville, where
she has accepted position in the
Moore Photographic studio.
Remember the play to be given at
an early date by the Patriotic Daugh-
ters of America. An evening of
rare pleasure is promised all who
attend
Mrs. G. M. Davis, Mrs. Lanning
and little granddaughter, Oma Dav-
is, who have been visiting relatives
in High Springs, are expected to ar
rive home Saturday.
L. A Smiths fine candies. made
right here in Palatka, are superior to
anything brought from abroad Pal
atka made candy beats the world
and it's made by Smith.
Rev. r. S. Armistead, Methodist
ferred to Apopka, and Rev r. j.
Duncan has been appointed to the |
Interlachen church.
J. N, Walton has gone to Tennes-
see in the hope that the more bra
cling air of his bOyhood home may
benefit his health, which has been
quite poorly of late,
Little Kathleen Hilburn, daughter
of Hon. and Mrs. S. j. Hilburn, re-
ceived the highest number of votes
at st. Marks bazaar and was award
ed the Leo Jacobson dolG,
Rev. w. E. H. Mabry, formerly
pastor of st. James M f. church,
has been transferred by his bishop
to the North Alabama conference
and appointed agent of the Alabama
college.
The artistic decorations in the I.
NJ. Meyer company windows cOnsti-
5ute one of the leading down town ,
attractions for the holidays. The
display of goods is most beautifully ,
The l. NJ. Meyer company is MAX
ng specially fine display of gem t
lemen's smoking jackets, bath robes,
ounging robes, sweaters, etc. See |
he company's advertisement at head !
If fourth page.
Rev. w. F. Allen, son of county +
commissioner w. d. Allen, has been t
omitted to membership in the /
florida Conference, NJ. f. church, a
outh, and appointed to the passionate i
4 the church in Titusville. +
Rev. H. S. Miller of Crescent City, Z
astor of the Fruitland circuit,
church. has been trans
erred to Pine Mount circuit in CO. e
iulbld anu OuNdiCO SOuuUlCs' Inc
RUTLAND circuit is left open Tor sup c
ly by the presiding elder. G
Mr.. L. p. Lace, who, with his n
lmily, moved here recently from 5,
expects in few days b
} have ready for occupancy the 81
,sidence which he purchased on
ohde avenue from Mrs. Haines al
-r. Lace intends to enter the lumber
Isiness here, having his place of
Isiness on Barnard street.-St. Au- E
lstine Record. II