The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-15

Ai % III W 'ONif ~ anu 5s 4hdN u, 81
H. Lewis and daughter and Miss
Sadie Wilson left for DeKalb, Ill.
Don McTavish left on Monday for
Hot Springs, Ark, where he will try
the famous waters Of that place for
rheumatism. From Hot Springs Mr.
McTavish will go to the Pacific
coast, locating in Oregon or Wash
ington.
Miss Annie Norwood, popular
and charming young lady of Titus
vile, who had been visiting her sis
ter Mrs. j. Y. Knox at San Mateo for
several days, was a visitor in the
city last Monday morning en- route
to her home.
Hon. sgd l.. Carter, former popular
states attorney for the old judicial
circuit which included Putnam coun-
ty, was a visitor in the city yester-
day, and his old friends at the court
house had great pleasure in greeting
him.
Supervisor of Registration, Henis
| Petemnann has mad1 ANEW set of
registration books which are models
of neatness and legible penmanship.
The registration books for all city
precincts are now open at the court
house.
Chief of Police P. NJ. Hagan left
on Monday for Hot Springs, Ark, to
be gone about three weeks. Mr..
Hagan has not been in his usual
health during the past few weeks
and hopes to receive great benefit
from the trip. During his absence
d. 6. Sanford Is acting chief.
Patrick Henry Odom of Jackson
vile, law partner of Hon. J. NJ. Bars, |
was in the city on Monday. Mr.. |
Odom was admitted to the bar in
Palatka some three years ago, and |
for time was Il law partner of Hon.
Benz. p. and Il. Noble Calhoun.
Mac Davis a prosperous trucker
and farmer from the Crescent lake
region was in the city Wednesday
looking for three or four hundred
barrels in which to forward a big
pOtatoe crop. Mr.. Davis has a big
yield of potatoes this year, though
on account of the drought the yield
is not quite so big per acre as last
season.
The subject of Rev. F. II. Richey's
sermon at st. Marks church next
Sunday morning will be "Wordly
Carefulness." In the evening the
topic of the sermon will be "Useless
AnXieties.' At the morning service
Mrs. Sanguinette, of Cincinnati, will
render a solo. All are welcome to
the services.
Rev. Thos. p. Hay, of Gainesville,
former popular pastor of the Presby-
terrain church in Palatka, with Mrs.
Hay, has been here this week at
the sessions of the Suwan-
nee presbytery. Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
were the guests of Mrs. H. A. Gray,
and during their shortstay were visi-
ted by many of their former parish
Dners. q
The funeral of ]. r. Finch, a for :
ner citizen Of Palatka, who was
killed by being run over by train at
Jacksonville, was held at the Bap-
list church last Monday afternoon. =,
The interment was in West View =
cemetery. The local order of Red +
Zen attended the funeral in a body. "
md the remains, which arrived here "
t noon were in charge of two men, -
ers of that order from Jacksonville. ~
lr. Finch is survived by wife and "
our children. Ut
DR.. e. f. jenkins condition has r.,
hown no Improvement. On the =,
ontrary advises from his bedside r.
how that he is gradually sinking. A
'r. Morley of st. Augustine was 70
allied early in the week in cOnsulta- NJ
on with DR.. Cyrus, but no change y,
as made in the treatment. The ~
eople of Palatka will regret the Sc
GUS condition of this high-minded
entleman and eminent physician,
HON all classes have learned to
we.
The meeting of the board of trade
Tuesday evening was not largely
tended, but all who were present to-
ere interested and encouraged by az az
e large number of letters read bv Al
e secretary from parties all over es
e country asking for information Al
ncernihg Palatka and Putnam n nii'
unity. The committee appointed KIN
see the county commissioners con-
rning a ferry across the river made
report showing favor for the pro-
ct. The old committee on print
E was discharged and Il new COM
ittee appointed consisting of H.. thi
wis, l.. c. Canova and Leo jacob Pr
' ass
Hon. Benz. p. Calhoun, states at ter
'ney, stopped the News man on the s"li
eet yesterday noon and said: II we
sh you would say something good fan
the present grand jury, for its me
lscientous and capable foreman, yea oet
H. Cooper, and its equally eff us
mt secretary, Mr.. Conway. The no
Y is one of the most intelligent cry