The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-05-19

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u=yrEe Who -atnrrsd AZ his home On
FFarnfEg srre@r that evening and as
suFrd bffn that they --E-rs wid him
TIE Patriotic Order sons Of AMER
leans. with their friends enjoyed .
moonlight @xeursiyl To FEDERAL
Point and reiurA On she steamer
Harry Lee last night Ii was a most
enjoyable affair.
The meeting Of The Temperance
women IL the Methodist church
Thursday Mar 9. will b. q esp@-
eiaL Interest. The delegates will -
r0rt- Miss LeiD viii furnish 4 solo
aud the membership eoutest wIll
b. closed. The ladies request all 10
bring tleiE Temperance SODZsteEs.
The public i invited
F. Z ReedeE the popular druggist
and postmaster u Welzks, Vas IN
the city yesterday qualifying On a
neE bond a. postmaster, the new
bond being required owing TO death
0t original bgndsmau. Mr. Reeder
states that WelaEa i preparing 10
enact an ordinance that will keep
hogs OF the streets Of that town
TIE prO5racted meeting which has
b=@n In progress for the past two
Ee-k at 81. james n z. church.
came 70 a close on Wednesday sven
iug The services have been fairly
Attended and much good has result
ID. THE pastor. Rev. z. J. GATES,
has ben ably assisted by Rev. f. 4.
Gray Of MieaEOPy-
Rev. L. r. Lynn will be absent
next Sunday. AZ Fairfield. Marion
county. bat the pulpit Of the Presby-
terrain church will b. occupied by
Rev. J. w. Waddell. ID. d.. Of
Archer. who will preach both NOM
ing and evening. While In the city
d.. WaddelI will BE- the guest Of his
cousin, Mrs. Beaet-
In the event that the jim Crow
street car bill now before the lexisla-
Eure becomes Law, Superintendent
Craig Of the PaIarks and Heights
street Railway System will be put 10
the additional expense Of putting a
partition liz his observation car to
separate the races. The bin Is being
advocated By politicians EhO love 70
play the races"
The Young Champion base ball
club accepted the challenge Of the
Palatka Height team which appear
ID in this paper last week, and a
match game vas played in the West
End last Saturday resulting in a vic
tory for the Young Champions by d
score Of ) to D. Battery for Cham
piOus. Calhoun, PeterTnann and Nc
Donald; Palaks Heights Stelts and
Glow.
Y. A. Kent who recently Durchas-
ed the W. N. Williams place At
san MateO. was a visitor in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Kent came from
Washburn county, Wisconsin, is al
old soldier and was for over - year q
mail route agent between Ashland.
. Wis. aud St. Paul. He has tired Of
the riZOrs of northern winter and
says he will be happy at San Mateo
where he will plant a peach orchard
and assist in booming the pretty
place Of his adoption.
! Rev. A. L. Woodward has sgreeC
I TO give a monthly preaching appoint
meut at Pisgah church, near Centre
I vile. beginning on Sunday, May u
/ Dinner will be prepared and served
upon the grounds. Services at II
O'Clock a. m. and o'clock p. N. AL
( persons are cordially invited to at.
I tend regardless Of denomination
! preferences. Come early and engage
Z IN the song service; and bring we'll
I filed lunch Observation-Disclosures
Capital
ThOs. n. Heating of GOodall ha.
/ purchased Of the estate of Calvin
ellis the three brick stores on Lem
/ on street nOT occupied by a. VI. Me
I liver, shoes; /. VI. Meyer Co, cloth
( ing, and Keating's baTTOOm. Thii
/ property is among the most valuable
/ i'll the city. Mr.. Heating. though
living at GOOdaIl, is still interested
in Palatka, and his large inyestmeu
shows that he has faith in the futnr'
Of the place. 1t is said that 4,
changes will be made. The cOnsid
Grafton is said to have been $1,000
Rev. Thos. P. Hay of the Firs
| Presbyterian church departed yester
/ day for Fort Worth, Tex, where ht
| will attend the meeting Of the Gen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
I church. to which he is a commits
sIOner from the Presbytery of Su
wannee. He expects to be absen
about ten days. Friends wish him Z
/ pleasant visit. Provision has beef
made for all Sunday services anG
/ prayer meeting at the church durinl
/ the absence Of the pastor, henc'
there will be no Interruption
! Gainesville Sun.
! A. Eckarge, a young man of fin
! appearance. was fined Slj and cost
| 10 the police court yesterday morn
| ing for disOTderly conduct. He haC
been caught providing about the bacl
yard of Anton Mallem's place OF
Lemon street after II O'Clock a
night, and was discovered by Mrs
Saucer, Mallein's mOther-in-law, VIII
uttered the screen which resulted il
Eckarge's discovery and arrest
The reason given for his presence il
this particular place at such an hOu
at night did not appeal to Judg
Haskell as being reasonable.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jackson, proprietres
Of White Springs, Fla, will deliye
a lecture on tho subject of temper
ance in this city at an early date
Mrs. Jackson has for a long tiul'
worked with the w. &. T. u. o
Maryland and since coming TO Flor
ida has given valuable assistance il
the local option campaigns Of tii'
state. Those who have enjoyed tbs
pleasure of hearing Mrs. Jackson un
| hesitatingly pronounce her one o
the finest lecturers that they have
ever heard on this question. Sb'
will undoubtedly be given a gooC
| hearing in Palatka.
| na,,fd : Tiuo,!ev Who has basn IL