The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-02
City happenings and
Personal Mention.

SuII DdNlS has returned from Il
short vacation on the east coast.
Hon. and Mrs. S. ]. Hilburn spent
Monday and Tuesday in Jackson
vile.
Hon. Rob't. w. Davis spent sever
al days in Starke this week on legal
business.
Lloyd Chaille, a popular conductor
of the F. E. G. R'y. was in the city
on Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Armistead of High
Springs is here for IA short visit to
relatives.
The banks will close Tomorrow
Jefferson Davis birthday, and Il le-
gal holiday.
|. Martin, president of the |. NJ.
Meyer company, is in the city for IA
short time.
Mrs. r. f. Adams will entertain
the Ladies Monday afternoon whist
club next Monday.
Miss Gertrude Heating is here
from Washington, ID. c., on visit to
her sister, Mrs. Rob't w. Davis.
Mrs. Edwin Kirby entertained the
ladies, whist club in delightful
manner last Monday afternoon.
Miss Annie Caldwell of Port Tam
pa City is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. f. Windisch on the Heights.
Miss COrrie Cheatham returned to
Huntington yesterday after de-
tightful visit with Mrs. H. A. Davis.
Miss Jessie Burton of Crescent
City was the guest of Miss Susie
Walton from Friday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. b. Merrill will
move into their new home next week.
They have named the new home
"TOwns-end.'
Mrs. J. a. Bear left for Searsmont,
Name, last week, whittier she was
called on account of the serious ill
ness of her mother.
Misses Mable and Maud Neck and
Mrs. r.. E. Neck will leave next
week for Melrose and Harrisonburg,
Va, to spend the summer with rela-
tivcs.
Miss Georgia Johnson one of the
efficient and popular teachers at the
high school has gone to her home
near McMeekiu to spend her vaca-
ton.
Miss Orrie Brown and Miss Ethel
Warren OF Lake City, who lave been
guests of Miss Rosa Coke for some
Srnnl -''''' Nv" ~ i1'Ne O'US ''lls
Mrs. S. II. Bass has purchased
| from NJ. Loeb of Atlanta, the resi-
dence on Third street to be vacated
f son,i,, "'oN oS l. d. Mefrlil ana
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Miss Minnie Bulky is enjoying the
commencement exercises at Rollins
college. Winter Park, this week, at
stmSan+ Sc''ooi she was formerly
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The infant child of the late Mrs.
Herman Lynn of st. Augustine was
buried in the family lot in the
Catholic cemetery here on Monday
| morning,
|. jacobson of the Saratoga hotel
will leave today for New York where
| he will enter Il hospital for treat
ment. He expects to be absent sew
eral weeks.
Mi. Cali, I,o,.,, g U-,.
rbn 1'' ha,i ~ 1i reltlallo.na'
vcrsity, stopped over in the city a
| few DAYS last week and was the guest
of Miss Ona Bond.
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A pie social and an interesting
program will be given in the odd
Fellows hall Thursday evening,
June 22d, as "A benefit to the primary
cl% a u 81 J"llitS MeChoulSt SUNDAY
setl""i' All Ple-ous people shouId
"''e''o'
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell A. Davis en-
tertained number of friends at
cards Oh Monday evening in honor
Of their guests, Miss Corrie Cheat
ham of Huntington. Miss Nina Arm
stead, of High Springs, and Miss
Bessie Davis of Tampa.
Palatka knights are PREPARING for
Il big celebration on Jnne 25t6, to |
commemorate the 10th anniversary
Of the founding of the order in this
city. Grand Chancellor NJ. w. Stew
art and w. J. BRYAN of Jacksonville. |
w. II. Ellis of Tallahasse. together |
with other prominent knights will |
be asked to take part in the exercises. |