The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-07-28
The Palatka News
and Advertiser
City happenings and
Personal TtentiGn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Harry Carman is seriously ill at
his home on River street.
j. d, Bulky has returned from an
outing at Shiloh and Miami.
Lawrence Tucker, ir. is taking a
short vacation at Pablo Beach.
Mrs. Edward Gerber has gone for
visit to her parents in DeLand.
Miss Nina Armistead of High
Springs is here on a visit to rela-
tives.
j. S. Rochelle of Florahome was a
business visitor in the city Thurs
day
w. b. Burdette has been reap
pointed by Gov Broward, notary
public.
The family of Hon. S. J. Kennerly
returned on Monday from Daytona
| Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Emmett Deem of
EspanOla We're visitors in PaIatka
Thursday.
Misses Margaret and Sarah Bard of
Norwalk spent Tuesday in the city
shopping.
Hon. Jim Harvey of Hastings has
been conspicuous on the streets of
Palatka this week.
S. r. jenkins, eX-connty commits
sioner of MelrOse was visitor in
the city yesterday.
Mrs Everett Earl and children of
Sanford are i'll the city on a visit to
Mrs. Herbert Bell.
Maj. w. L. Glessner, land COM
| missioner Of the q. S. ~ f. R'y. was
in the city esterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CLAY Tucker
of Interlachen are spending some
time at Daytona Beach.
Rev, F. H. Richey expects to leave
for New York on Monday at which
place he will pass his vacation of
month.
Henry Wilson, Il representative of
the East Coast Advocate, of Titus
vile, was a visitor in the city last
Tuesday.
Patton Anderson Chapter U. d. c.,
will meet Thursday, Aug. 3rd, at
four O'Clock at the residence Of Mrs.
NJ. |. Coke.
Miss Agnes Usina, apopular young
lady of st. Augustine, is visiting
Miss Maud ROgero at her home on
the Heights.
Harry l.. Brown, managing editor
of the st. Augustine Evening Rec
ord, was prominent visitor in the
city last Friday.
w. B. Baker of Oakton, the we'll
Known turpentine operator, was in
The city on business last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
n. Fl. MOragne is rapidly recover
ing from his recent illness and is pas
sing his conValescing days with his
sisters ut DaytOna Beach.
Henry S. Wilson is spending the
week here having come down from
the Sapphire country of North Caro-
lima to transact some business requi-
ring his personal attention.
Miss Gussie Roller, charming
young lady from OcaIa who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. H. Merry
day, will leave shortly for points in
Georgia.
w. w. Lyon, the sanitary and civil
engineer in charge of the construc-
ton of Palatka's sewer system, has
secured charge of the sewer con-
struction at Gainesville.
Mrs. f. j. Fearnside, Miss Helen
Fearnside, and their guest, Miss
Maud Written of Miami, accompan-
led by Master Frank Fearnside, left
yesterday for Day tona Beach.
w. j. Carson, L. S. n, spent sever
eral days in the city this week on a
visit to his wife and baby, who are
ut present stopping with Mrs. Car
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson.
John T. Griffin was summoned to
Detroit, Mich, on Monday by a tele-
gram from Mrs. Griffin which an
nonnced the serious illness of her
father, Mr.. Marion, said to be the re-
suit of au accident.
Rev. w. F. Allen, of Titusville,
will remain in Palatka over Sunday,
giving his assistance to the pastor,
Rev. f. J. Gates, in the meeting
now in progress at the Methodist
church.
Mrs. F. d. Alderman and Mrs. w.
o. Holmes spent Sunday and Mon
day in DaytOna, gong over in Supt.
Ford's private car. On their return
Tuesday they We're accompanied by
Miss Vivian Alderman.
Mrs. Grace Moorehead and infant
son of Savannah, Ca, stopped over
for II few days this week with Mrs
n. &. AmaSon. They were en- route
to Daytona Beach where they will
spend the balance of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sands arrived
in the city Sunday morning from
Miami and will probably remain for
some time. Mr.. Sands has been on
the east coast uperintending the |
construction of q long distance tele-
phone system between Palm Beach |
and Miami.
Harry, Charles and Marie, three
eldest children of Mr.. and Mrs. w. |
A, Merryday are at the hospital of |
DR.. WOrley in st. Augustine. Mr. |
Harry Merryday is now quite recov-
cred from his severe attack of ty- |
phoid fever. Charles is suffering
from malaria and Miss Marie Just en-
joys boarding at the hospital and be-
ing with her brothers.
Miss Jessie f. Nudge of Flora
home who has large class in piano
instruction in this city will leave
next week for vacation in the
north. Miss Nudge is one of the
most highly accomplished musicians
in Florida and since the beginning
Of her work here her class has steadi-
ly grown in numbers, until now it