The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

f. w. Green of Welaka was in the
city yesterday.
NJ. j Murphy is over from Sea
breeze for Il few days.
Snow Halliday of Atlanta is here
on visit to his uncle. Capt. II. Y.
Snow.
Henry A. Mckenzie has returned
from brief but enjoyable trip to
the Worlds Fair.
DR., Merritt Corthell the celebrated
0culist expects to make weekly visits
to Palatka beginning Saturday, July
9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Petermann Of
I WaycrOss, Ga, spent Sunday here
. as the guests of Mr.. Petermann's par
ents.
Miss Edith Kuppcrbusch has re
I turned from st. Augustine where
she was pupil in st. Joseph's con-
I vent.
Antonio USina left yesterday for
I St. Louis where he will visit the
Worlds Fair and attend the national
I democratic convention.
/ Mrs. H. A. Gray's pleasant home at
: Fourth and Oak streets is being i'm
Z proved by the addition of new and
i. spacious front veramdah
! DR.. H. c. Welch will look after his
, brothers medical practice during
, the latter's absence of several
months in Kentucky and abroad.
Mrs f. H. Richcy and Miss Null
, holland left Monday for Raleigh, n.
, c., whore they expect to spend the
:. heated term rs guests of Mrs. Rich
1 ey's father.
; The local truckers have organized.
i, Peter Gardner, w. A. Walton and j..
. l.. Burt will draw up constitution
! and bylaws for consideration at II
: future meeting.
Z Tax Collector Willard has been
! commissioned agent of the New
. York Life Insurance company for
! Palatka and Putnam county, and is
{ already doing business.
I Rev and Mrs. n. J. Tilghman and
| Mrs l.. A. Vickers, mother of Mayor
. NJ. NJ. Nickers, will leave next Tues
( day for Salisbury, Md. where they
will spend the heated term.
Mrs. w. A. Pratt of Washington,
! d. G., who has been the guest of MIR.
and Mrs. A. G. Phillips, expects to
leave in a few days on II visit to rela-
tives in other parts of the state.
The cadets of the Rob't. w. Davis
Guards are requested to meet at the
! ArmOry promptly at 1870 tonight for
the medal drill At the completion
. of the drill there will be dancing.
Capt. H. y. Snow returned from II
weeks fishing ut Seabreeze on Mon
day. He reports fair success-One %
pound sea bass and numerous small
ones, together with several sharks.
f. w. White for the past ten years
II valued employee of Tilghman "
Sons MILL, left on Wednesday for
Maryland where he expects to make
his home. Mrs. White preceded him
several weeks ago.
When you are thinking of Fourth
of July enjoyment don't forget the
fire department banquet between the
hours Of II Il. m. and 3 p. IN. that day.
The ladies and gentlemen of the city
are cordially invited to attend.
The ladies of St. Marks church
will give lawn fete on the Lemon
street lawn of the Putnam House to-
morrow Saturday evening, to
which the public is cordially invited.
There will be good music, ice cream
and cold drinks.
Clarence Kennerly has returned
from visit to Atlanta During the
coming year Mr.. Kennerly will en-
gage extensively in the trucking bus
mess, having recently purchased the
truck farm Of Joseph Mcssmer in the
northwest suburbs of the city.
There will be two base ball games
at the ball park next Monday, the
Fourth of July. In the morning the
mine Chums' will play the Ores
cent City team. In the afternoon the
game will be between the White
| Springs and the Palatka clubs.
Mrs. Capt. J. f. Lucas is seriously
ill with malaria fever at her fathers
home in Caledonia, Mo. The latest
reports from there indicate that her
condition has improved since last
Sunday. LATER-RepOrt came this
(Fuday) morning that Mrs. Lucas
condition is much worse and Capt. !
Lucas left on the morning train for
Caledonia.
Mrs. J. H. Yelverton, jr., wife of
the well-known Lemon street furni-
ture dealer, died at her home in this |
city last Sunday afternoon after a !
lingering illness, of typhoid fever.
The funeral obsequies were held from
the home Monday afternoon and the
interment was in West View ceme-
terry. Besides the sorrowing hus-
band, deceased leaves three small
children.
Frank Cartmel, former resident.