The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
City happenings and
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BON 10 NJ anu I8E- Il g. = tf4a-
sDI 0D Thursday morning, fine boy.
William Miller If E-zka Eas
5Q.iD@a. visitor il The city Wetiles-
/. day
q. -. Per. = prominent citizen u
5at-uTa Heights, Was Iu .ire city
yesterday.
NJ and Mr.. W. z. Ha.a6lIl and
little daughter VI Jacksonville are
here 90 visit.
Mlss Elise Bills, e charming Young
lady 1' Jacksonville il lD lh- city
. visiting relatives
Mr.. =. J Hl5grn and n4r gae-t,
! Mis-. Gat,!- u Dcala- spent Iusss;ay
! iu -. Augustine.
+. y McEa5 has given cout-ae'
30 + J B@cks fn add another story
~ isis Te-idenc=.
Miss Ilab Bond has returned from
a pleasant visit - several months !E
Z Macon aud Jackson, Ga.
Mrs.. \. /. Rogers aud little son.
Jack aud Mics Lucy C0gTer are gis-
: itlug Relatives is Atlanta Ga
Capt. F. ". Pagson. the well
: known saw mill man 81 Crescent
!. City il 10 the city this week
Mr.. ". ". Davis II jacksonville.
: spent ,wD days u this week with her
: mother, Mrs.. T b. Acksrlnau.
Juli1s Peep Of Stark ha. been ap-
: painted steu0grapber in the office Df
the Wilson Cypress company.
Mrs. ,. Worden and her mother.
: Mrs.. Dana. left On Monday for New
Z YORK, where they will spend the
: summer.
John Mono If Albany. Ga. who
: has been the guest " his brother,
: GeOrye Mono. for the pas, three
: w"ekz. has returned 10 Georgia
: Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. Wilson and
: Master Edwin leave to-day for the
! Sapphire country North Caroline.
: f0r the summer.
: A1r. and Mrs. 4. ; Willard and
: Miss Margaret spent Sunday With
: Mr. and Mr.. +. {. CDchrane at We
! IaEa.
Redmond Gautier Formerly Of this
: county. now a prominent attorney 81
Miami. Mas a visitor in the city
: yesterday.
l.. J. Mcleod. bright, progressive
4 and prominent young business man
: " Wciaka was visitor 10 the city
On Tuesday.
: Miss Mamie Morrison Of Pomona
: lravrs this week FOR a visit Of several
. months with relatives and friends in
: Boston, Mass.
Miss Emma Louise OImgfead. an
: accomplished young lady ~ Pomona.
: Is III the city on visit ~ her friend,
2 Miss Minnie Buky.
: DR., and Mrs. w. II Rosenberg and
: Master AlmOu Rosenberg ar" spend
: ing the week IN Atlanta on a visit to
: Mrs. Dewitt Clinton VDrus.
: f. l.. Waterman and son, Ivan, Oi
{ Crescent City. the latter student In
! StetsOu university, are spending d
: few days in PaIatka this week.
! Mrs a. W. Strange and daughters
will leave on Saturday for South
rDvaItOn. Vt, at which place they
: will remain until about Sept. lst.
Il. y. Bethel. one Of the leading
! cattle men " the Haw Creek coun
W "ilD7' Its'llAF ~ 1f'hA % ~ t-tf+rt-ilL
? City was visitor IN Palatka We'd
T uesday.
r Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Gerber left on
{ Wednesday for a trip through the
west, including Mankaton, Kansas,
r nj which place they will visit rela-
r tives.
T Tuesday afternoons are reserved
: for ladies at Maurice Lannon's bow
ling alley and the use Of the alley Is
r free. All are invited to come. Every
! thing hrst-cIass and strictly white.
Masters Walter and Mercer Davis
' who had been spending the past six
Z months with their grandmother,
!. Mrs. j. d. Alderman, left Monday
: morning for their home in Jackson
: vile.
Mrs. L"o jacobson and son, Ralph,
: and her nicccs, Julia and Pauline
! Whitclaw, will leave tomorrow for
! New York. Mrs. jacobson and
: Ralph will be absent about two
Z months.
: The steamer May Haw Of Crescent
! City was hauled on the ways ut Capt.
!. BOyd's shipyard on Wednesday. The
! steamer IL to have new propeller,
! having broken its old one on Haw
: Creek last week.
Miss Lois Van Valzah the attrac-
: tive little daughter Of DR.. FanValZah
: Of DaytOna Beach, is visiting her
! little friends, Misses Marguerite and
Z C@cile Jones, at their delightful
! home in the hammock.
) Mrs. j. f.. Lucas and little daugh-
z ter left for Caledonia, Mo, on Tues
: day, where they will spend the sum
mer with Mrs. Lucas parents. Capt.
bucas accompanied them as far as
Z jacksonville.
I The Loyal Temperance Legion
will meet in the Methodist church,
. Wednesday. June 2sth, at 800 p. m.
An interesting experiment in fer
mentatiOn will be performed. All
children are invited.
Mr. Steadman, superintendent of
the Atlantic Coast Experiment farm,
! has been bringing In some fine toma-
toes this week The tomatoes are
the large, smooth variety, so large
that not more than u can be packed
in basket
The Crescent City Realty COM
pany, whose advertisement appears
In This paper is organized TO secure
settlers in any part Of the county.
II you have property TO sell, write
the company and IL will do its best
to find n buyer for you.
Harry Merryday, eldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Merryday, who
has been i'll Df typhoid fever for the
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critical stage Of the disease. DIR. A.
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