The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-22
The Palatka News
and Advertiser
City Happenings and
Personal I1leNticn.
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j. NJ. Maxwell of Putnam Hall was
in the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Fearnside and
family are now at Asheville, N. &.
f. S. Neck returned Saturday from
few weeks vacation at Daytona
Beach.
George Dibble of Fernandina has
accepted position here with the A.
G. L. Ry.
Miss Ella Bulky is spending the
week at Francis, the guest of Mrs.
Robt. Browning.
The family of H. G. Amason has
returned from months outing ut
Daytona Beach.
Judge J. l. Wimberly of Interlach-
ell spent II part of Tuesday aud We'd
nesday in the city.
Miss Clyde Estes is spending II
few weeks in DaytOna, the guest of
Miss Edith Brush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Bair are now
occupying II part OF Mrs. GrOoms' res
| idence, Lemon street.
w. c. Townsend and j. n. Mac
Bard were prominent Norwalk wish
tors in the city yesterday.
II. ID. Evans has resumed his duties
at Gay Bros. downtown store, after
an illness of several weeks.
Miss Kate Lucas will move INTO
her new double store i'll the new
Merryday block by the first OF oc-
tober.
j. r. McCreary, proprietor of the
Hotel Victory, Put In Bay, Ohio,
was guest at the Saratoga ON We'd
nesday
Henry S. Mckenzie and sister,
Miss Estelle, are expected home from
the North Can DINA mountains to-
morrow.
Geo. II. Powell the well-known
naval stores operator arrived in the
city from his North Carolina home
on Tuesday.
Capt. H. f. Hartman of the Saliva
ton Army in Jacksonville has been
in the city this week soliciting funds
in aid of the various army charities.
Prof L. |. Hines has purchased of
Miss Kate Gardner, the home at the
corner of Emmett and Kirkland
streets now occupied by himself and
family.
The Gem City Guards are drilling
three nights in the week now, pre-
paratory to the Second regimental
encampment which will be held in
Orlando, Oct. b.
q. Lopez Bailey is at Daytona
Beach. Mr.. Bailey once had II repu-
tatiOn as Il fisherman that was envi-
able, but just now Capt, II. y. Snow
carries the honOrs.
Harry Gray has returned from Il
visit to Col and Mrs. ID. NJ. COtfman,
prominent people in lockwood,
Tenn, and also from an outing to
the mountain resorts of North Caro-
lima.
Residents of the West End have
been very much annoyed lately by
cows running at large in that section
of the city. Palatka has an Ordi-
nance prohibiting this nuisance and
it should be enforced.
Rev. G. w. White, Methodist pas
tor at Starke, is making some telling
speeches in this county for the local
option election. His address at the
court house on Tuesday night drew
out an audience completely filling
the court room.
r. F. Jennings and o. L. Brownlee
of Florahome were visitors in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Brownlee has
Just sold his saw mill interests at
that place to Mr.. Low of Wellbourn,
Fla, who was also in the city.
OF course it is impossible to predict
what may be sprung by the liquor
interests during the last hours Of the
campaign, but the people are already
acquainted with their methods and
will not be surprised at anything.
But they will be able to detect a
liquor canard.
A cartoon il the Jacksonville
Times Union of Tuesday illustrates
the fact that the luscious bivalye has
not yet made its appearance in that
city. Jacksonville is slow. kupper-
DuSCll , pOpuidI Lulbptdu ltHtdultti
and cafe in Palatka has been serving
fresh Norfolk oysters for the past
week.
Rev. and Mrs. N. ]. Tilghman are
expected home today from their an.
nual visit of several months to theil
old home in Eastern Maryland
With them will come Mrs. l.. A
Vickers, mother of NJ. NJ. Nickers Of
the News, who comes to spend the
winter again with relatives in this
: city.
The News has received severa
4 communications this week to which
& no names were attached. In ordel
4 to insure insertion in this paper al
j communications must be accompan,
i led by the name of the writer, no.
4 nee 4ssarily for publication, but as al
evidence Of good faith and that the
4 editor shall not work in the dark.
There will be II grand rally O
dry" people at the court house mex
! Monday afternoon and evening. The
court house lawn will be provided
with seats and speakers stand anC
noted speakers will be on hand tC
address the crowds sure to attend
1t is to be the last grand rally of the
campaign, now already as good az
won for the cause of decency.
Hon. John P. Wall of Putnam
Hall was a visitor in the city Tues.
4 day. He reports that his son, DR.
w. w. G.. Wall, is still ill with fevel
& aud that it seems next to impossible
4 to shake it off. The doctor has quite
recovered from the effects of his re
cent operation, and could he bu
!. shake the fever would undoubtedly
4 soon be his old self again.