The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-23

MISS carrie NJ. OfCtn, ASSISTANT
principal of the Putnam High school
arrived yesterday from her vacation
in OHIO. Miss Green is ut the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. f. S. Grill.
Capt. II Y. Snow returned We'd
nesday evening from weeks fish
ing for sea bass ut Keating's pier,
GoOdall. He states that the fishing
has been excellent and that hc
landed more bass than he ever caught
before in his life in the same length
of time.
Mrs. r. II. Abplanalp desires to
express her profound gratitude and
thanks to her many kind friends and
neighbors who SO willingly rendered
valuable services during the illness
and death of her husband. She
wishes also to thank those who sent
beautiful floral tributes.
f. OHara, of the firm of Hodges
IL O'Hara, the Buffalo Bluff mil
men, left yesterday for Canada. He
will be absent from two to three
weeks, Last week Mr.. O'Hara pur-
chased 1900 acres of timber land at
ft. Mccoy on the Ocklawaha river,
for which he paid 100000.
5. }. KennerlV will leave on sun
day for Tarrytown on-the- Hudson,
n. y. He will be accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Maude, who will
enter Mrs Mason's school for young
ladies, The Castle,' at that place.
Miss Kenncrly will take special in
structon in music and French.
The usual services will be held at
st. James NJ. f. church south on
next Sunday, Sept. 18th. At II a. m,
the pastor will preach on the Mas
ter's work. At 7:30 p. IN. the sub
ject will be Stand fast in the
Faith" BY invitation the Gem
City Guards will worship with this
congregation at night.
Hon. b. P. Calhoun is at Bronson,
Levy county, attending. the circuit
court OF which h" is states attorney.
1t will fall to Mr.. Calhoun to prose-
cute the Baker county murderers,
and all acquainted with the gentle
man know that he will leave no stone
unturnrd to secure convictions and a
const qGent more wholesome respect
for law and order in that county.
The European restaurant of ChaS
Kupperbusch is serving fresh oysters
this week, and the luscious bivalvr
will have IA permanent place on the
bill of fare from now until the end Of
the oyster season. Ii is generally
known that Mr., Kupperbusch has
the science of serving oysters down
to a fine point, and his winter trade
in oysters is enormous.
j Frank Duggan Of jacksonville,
well and pleasantly remembered
here, is soon to move to Norfolk,
Va, where he has been rendered II
prominent position in the govern
ment service On Monday night the
knights of Columbus of Jackson
vile, presented Mr.. Duggan with a
valuable solid gold watch charm, the
presentation speech being made by
james d. Burbridge.
Mrs. Thos. n. Gautier of Miami
accompanied by her two children, is
mere this week on visit to her
brother, Hon. l.. X. Tucker. Mr.
Gautier, former prominent resi-
dent of Putnam county, has been
spending the summer at Tate
Springs, and at Hot Springs, Ark,
and j. at present in Alabama. He is
the democratic nominee for tax
collector of Dade county.
+. r. Lancaster Robt. $. EvilIe
and Mr.. Roberts, side path commits
siouers, appeared before Judge Coke
on Tuesday, against Frank Rich and
Buddy Crews, whom they charged
with riding horseback and driving
cattle over the bicycle path which
runs from the Heights to Silver
Lake. The defendants pleaded
guilty and We're fined one dollar and
costs.
The marriage of Mr.. Harry Carman
of this city and Miss Bertha Reifen-
berg of Lundy, occurred on Mon
day last at Miami. Mr.. and Mrs
Carman will make their home in the
pretty new residences recently COM
pletcd by Mr.. Carman on River
street. west end. The bride and
groom are popular young people in
palatkH and Mr.. Carman is being
congratulated warmly on the happy
event.
Capt. A. H. Paul of the Salvation
Army who spent Tuesday and We'd
neSday III the city soliciting cOutri-
buttons for the amnyS work, desires
the News to say for him that he is
profoundly grateful to the people OF
Palatka for their generous aid. The
people Of Palatka have always been
more than kind tn me and generous
TO the army said Capt. Paul, land |
thank them from the bottom Of Il
grateful heart"
g. +. Mumford, prominent citi-
zen of SiSco, died suddenly of heart
failure at his home on Friday Of last
week. Mr. Mumford purchased the
home and grove of Mrs. SiscO some
five years ago, coming to Florida
from Berlin Maryland. He WAS
highly esteemed by his neighbors
aud all so. fortunate to know him,
He was IS years of age and is sur
vived by his wife, daughter and II
son. the two latter being at present
in the north Mr. Mumford WAS II
Mason and member Of Evergreen
Lodge No. LOB of Bnrlin. Nd. Who