The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-10
City Happenings and
Personal mention.

gone to Tampa.
Hon. S. J. Hilburn spent Monday
in Jacksonville.
l. l.. Elwood arrived yesterday
from DeKalb, Ill.
Holmes Erwin of Pomona was in
the city yesterday.
. T. Berry of Pomona was a visitor
] in the city Monday.
Hon. and Mrs. Rob't w. Davis are
expected home from Washington to-
day.
Remember st. Monicas concert in
the opera house on Friday evening Of
next week.
Thos. Bingham of Sanford spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
home folks here.
Mrs. l. A. Boughton of Fairview
spent several days in the city this
week with friends.
; Miss Pansy DevereuX returned on
Tuesday from IA visit of several
! weeks in Savannah.
f. A. Reeder, the well-knOwn drug
gist of Welaka was in the city for
. short time last Tuesday.
Major w. L. Glessner, lard COM
missioner of the 6. S. IL F. Railway
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs, j. NJ. Kelly of Hollister, with
her mother, Mrs. Holloway, were
pleasant visitors here this week.
J. H. Green of Fruitland spent
Tuesday in the city in attendance
upon the meeting of the county
school board.
A. 2: Postell, merchant of Welaka,
/ and one of the pioneer settlers of
! that place was il visitor in the city
I last Monday.
Z ID. Varnes, a leading orange grower
OF Crescent City, with his son, Wal
!. ter, We're in the city for short time
wednesday AFTERNOON.
! p. J. Becks is preparing plans for
: IL residence to be built for l.. X. Tuck
{ er on one of the Dunn lots recently
= purchased by Mr.. Tucker.
\ d. E. Dusenberry of Lake Como
: and j. A. McNab of New York, an
annual visitor to the pretty little
4 lake town, We're visitors in Palatka
! Tuesday.
! The houseboat Doozie went to
! Crescent City and return on Monday
carrying Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. ElwoOd.
I Mrs. l.. L. Elwood and Mrs. Hiram
q ElwOod.
: r. }. Seymour, state agent for the
9 New York Fruit and Produce News,
i and a popular and talented news
! paper man, was in Palatka on bust
: ness visit Tuesday.
! Miss Stella Capo the leading so
! pranO of the cathedral at st. Angus
tine will be heard at st. Monica's
church concert in the opera house
! Friday evebing, March 18th.
Barlow Howell OF cambridge, Ca,
! former resident of Palatka, but
who went from here eight years ago,
] is in the city this week on a visit to
his brother, Sheriff r. G. Howell.
Rev. NJ. G. WEIGH, for many years
pastor of the Congregational church
at Pomona, where he still lives hon
ored by all the people, was among
I the prominent visitors in the city
last Monday.
q. NJ. Guild, contractor for build
Palatka's sewer system, was called
to Chattanooga on Wednesday and
will be gone some three weeks Mr..
Guilds firm has just secured sewer
contracts in North Carolina and
Mississippi.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Stein, a noted vO-
calist of Nashville, Tenn, has been
the guest of Mrs. Kupperbusch for
the past week. All who had the
pleasure of hearing Mrs. STEMS re-
markably sweet voice regretted that
her stay in Palatka was not of longer
duration.
Mrs. John N. Walton entertained
the Mystic Club at "Katfee
klatsch" on Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Halle Vertrees
Dunn of Nashville, Tenn. Mesdames
Philips, Cartmel and Miss Susie Lee
Walton assisted Mrs. Walton in en-
tertaining her guests.
The game of base ball played yes.
terday afternoon between the Nine |
Chums and team from Federal
Point resulted in a victory for the
latter by a score of 10 to &. The Fed
eral Point boys are all gentelmanly
fellows and always receive warm
welcome when they play ball in our
city.
The surprise party given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Derby
last Tuesday evening in honor of
their daughter, Miss Agnes, was a
very enjoyable occasion. Some TWEEN
ty young people were present, and
a jolly good time was spent by all.
Refreshments consisting of vanilla
and chocolate ice cream, cOcOanut
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