The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-06-07
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H. II. Cooper left last Monday for
his home in Pennsylvania.
+. M. Payson made visit to Jack
sonville on business last Thursday.
Miss Abbijean Miller is visiting
friends and relatives in Jacksonville.
Egbert Hutchinson of Jacksonville
was at home II few days this past
week.
Lloyd g. Preston visited relatives
in Jacksonville for II few days last
week.
Miss Grace Cash is able to be out
again after quite q siege with rheu-
matism.
Kingbury Norton has returned to
Jacksonville after II brief visit with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. M. Deaton are
at present with their brother at
Washington, d. c.
Y. G. Capers and wife We're the
guests of Mr.. Capers' mother and
sisters over Sunday.
Ed. l.. Waterman came up from
DeLand recently and spent few
days here it'll his family.
Lawrence Haynes of Jacksonville
was Il business visitor here for few
days last week.
The Bakery has been removed
from the west end, and we may soon
have hot rolls for breakfast.
Mrs j. A. Icenhour and children
of South Jacksonville, are visiting
at Mrs. M. H. Reads house.
Mrs. Dwight Benham and Miss
Gertrude left this week for Chautau-
qua, N Y, via. the jamestown Ex-
position.
| w. A. Russell has returned from
the legislature at Tallahassee and
next week will take the helm on the
Palatka News.
Mrs. Minor, who has spent the
winter at the Attleboro, the guest of
Mrs. Stead, leaves to-day but will
return early in the fall.
Miss Estelle Mckenzie of Palatka,
one of the teachers of the Putnam
High school, returned home Monday
from brief visit to Miss Appleby.
The sons of Mr.. Kinard are plan
ming to open an ice cream parlor
soon. We already have one here,
but no doubt another would do we'll.
Capt. r.. G. Ivory and wife leave
to-day for their Massachusetts home.
Mrs. Lynch and Master Walter, and
Miss Ethel Lee, will accompany
them.
The knights of Pythias lodge here
is flourishing. Several new MEM
bers have been added recently, and
several more are on the list for mi
| tiatiOn.
Mrs. l.. X. Tucker and daughter
of PaIatka are the guests of Mrs.
Thos c. Darby. Miss Mary was one
of the graduates from the Grammar
school No. /.
Mrs. Bryant Gautier and little son,
of Clearwater, are still visiting rela-
tives here. Mrs. Gautier is menu
Der of the faculty of the college at
Sutherland.
Mrs. Lyons has closed her beauti-
full winter home here and with Miss
LYONS has returned to Crosse Isle,
Michigan, where they will spend the
heated term,
Miss Lillian Appleby is taking the
teachers examination in Palatka
this week. Miss Appleby Is one of
tue popular teachers of the Crescent
City schools.
Homer f.. Wakefield of Pomona
and Miss Susie Cooper Minis of Bon
adventure were married last Tuesday
at the home of the tride's parents on
the Indian River,
Capt. F. NJ. Payson has received
the sad news of the death of his
aunt, Mrs. Susan Capron. Mrs.
Capron spent the winter at Grove
Hall last year.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Buck have
left us for the summer. They are
among our most popular winter
visitors and their departure causes
universal regret.
Jas. r. Hill formerly one of our
most progressive merchants has sold
out his holdings in Hendersonville,
N. G., and will remove to his old
lone in Pennsylvania
Goldsmith II Williams has been
visiting his relatives and friends on
Long Island. He had to omit call
ing on his numerous friends here, as
business called him back to South
America.
The Cottillion Club gives an enter
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