The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13
City happenings and
Personal Mention.

z Jacksonville Tuesday.
9 r. L. Arant of Buffalo Bluff spent
2 day in the city this week.
{ B. J. Butler a prominent resident
: of Putnam Hall spent Wednesday in
: the city.
: Capt. G. A. NJ. Taber of Lake Como,
has gone to his summer home in
Wakefield, Mass.
Hon. John P. Wall of Putnam
z Hall was among the visitors in the
I city Wednesday.
Miss Estan Rosenberg has return
: ed from an extended visit with
: friends in Savannah.
: The County Executive committee
: was in session all yesterday after
! noon canvassing the returns.
J. H. Milican, the well-known tur-
pentine operator of Orange Mills
was a visitor in town Wednesday.
c. H. Hemenway of RoscoIa was
among the more prominent out Of
! town visitors here on Wednesday.
Will Miller of Interlachen and ].
II. Granger of Grandtn were in the
city Wednesday listening to the re-
! turns.
S. ]. Notes brought in the Hollis
ter returns and fingered with the
throng of politicians here on We'd
nesday.
n. H. Moragne, private secretary
of Congressman Rob't. w. Davis, !
returned from Washington last Sun
day.
Go with the veterans to Crescent
City on the steamer Crescent next
wednesday, and enjoy delightful
picnic.
John W. Gibson, merchant of
Bostwick, was interested in the cleo
ton returns at the court house We'd
uesday.
J. l. Wimberly, ]. H. Wylie and
l.. P. Lace, three of Interlachen's
leading citizens, were in the city
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Martin. guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Crook, expect /
to leave for their home in Brooklyn,
n. y, tomorrow.
DR.. H. r. Estes and family have
moved into the residence on Third
street formerly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. f. w. White
The Palatka Citizens Band will
give an open air concert at the band
stand on lower Lemon street tomor- f
row Saturday evening.
Eugene D. Lounds, the popular '
druggist at Crescent City, as well as q
postmaster of that place was a visi- $
tor in Palatka Wednesday. l
Mac Bard came down from Nor [
walk on Tuesday to hear the election =
returns. He reports a quiet election {
at Norwalk with no crowding. r.
Jesse d. Bulky spent Sunday, Mon =,
day and Tuesday with his mothers !,
family. He came over from Seabreeze y
to vote for Davis and Taliaferro. -
Tax Assessor 6. F. Billiard of Nc u
Meeken was in the city yesterday a,
getting a heap Of genuine satisfac- N
ton from county election returns. o,
Hon. f. j. Fearnside ard Hon. S. ST
Hilburn went to Jacksonville tt
Tuesday evening to hear the election c.
returns. They returned Thursday
pr
S. S. Browning of Francis was NJ
weeping with those who wept and re
rejoicing with those who had cause Ill
70 rejoice over the election returns DE-
1t the court house on Wednesday. Ia
Will Shelley delivered an address
rom the court house steps last Tues
lay on Walter P. Watson, the best at
nan to pull the throttle in the pres pa
mt congressional race" He was 70
oundly applauded. Ca
Miss Evangeline Marion, a charm Re
ng and talented young lady of De- FL
rot, Mich, who has been a guest at
he Saratoga hotel the past three tel
months, expects to leave for her nor an
hern home next Monday. yo
The subject of Rev F. II. Richey's !" -
ermOn at st. Marks church next ~
unday morning will be The AS
In the evening the topic -.
ill be THE Catholic church as -, -,
ppOsed to the Roman Catholic M n
hurch." Good music is promised -
nd all will be made welcome. ~ ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Collins and
lmily left on Wednesday for Jack
,nville where Mr. Collins has Il re- I
position with the Atlantic - -
cast Line, and at which place they am
ill make their future home. Mr.. kin
Ollins was formerly superintendent wa
the Palatka Gas. Light and Fuel SUI
}. and the family have been promi- NAT
mt socially and all will be greatly the
Used. We
the
Hon. Robt. w. Davis arrived from the
cksonville Tuesday noon and went pan
his polling place and cast his Uiu
te. He chatted with few friends
out town and took the afternoon
IN back to Jacksonville, accOmpa- IT,