The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-03
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5 City Happenings and :
Z Personal Mention. I
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in Palatka Tuesday.
i. A. Smith made a business trip
4 to Jacksonville this week.
Mrs. E. B. Winfree of Paducah,
KY, spent Thursday in the city.
Mrs. w. G. Tilghman and Miss
I futile visited Key West this week.
Miss Carrie Green spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in the city.
Fred Priddy of Jacksonville spent
] a few days here this week with home
folks.
Painters and decorators are at
work this week identifying st. Mon
I ica's Catholic church and rectory.
Mrs. II. A. Bulky left Tuesday for
4 Bridgeport, Fla, where she will be
the guest of her friend, Mrs. /. A.
Boughton.
! Mrs. Written of Miami returned
to her home Thursday after q few
weeks visit with Mrs. F. J. Fearn-
side.
Mrs. +. E. Jenkins has returned
from n visit of several weeks to
friends and relatives at Charleston,
! S. G.
Mrs. Pabor, who had been visiting
her cousin Mrs. f. J. Fearnside, re-
I turned to her home in Jacksonville
! Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Hoyt and Mrs. Ola A.
1 Holmes returned Tuesday night
from visit with relatives and
Z friends in Jacksonville.
Walter Andrews, the up-to-date
painter and paperhanger is now en-
! gagged in identifying DR.. Stems
handsome residence.
! Last Friday Leo Jacobson purchas-
ed the Steen property on the north
Z side of Lemon street, at present &C.
) cupied by John T. Bond.
Z Rev. J. f. Bell and w. G. Thigh
5 man represented St James M. f.
church, south, at the district con-
Z ference at Key West this week.
3 There will be an old fashion Barn
Z dance this (Friday) evening at the
) Armory. Comic costumes by the
dancers. General admission 25cts.
: Miss Katie Weller of st, Peters,
Z and will spend several weeks with
s her aunt, Mrs. Ella V. Grooms.
Z Mrs. Allen g. Winter and two
: interesting children of Jacksonville.
2 are in the city this week on visit
< to the family of Mrs. B. P. Calhoun.
2 Miss Clyde Estes entertained a
< number of young friends Thursday
3 evening in honor of Miss Susie Teet-
q err of Hawthorne, and Miss Berry of
= Kentucky.
q Del. Canova, who is attending
x school in Annapolis, Md, preparatory
3 to entering the naval academy, is
9 home on visit to his parents, Mr..
3 and Mrs. L. c. Canoya.
q j. w. Harrison, the popular mer-
! chant and postmaster of Denver, was
2 a pleasant visitor in Palatka on Tues
X day. Mr.. Harrison's friends here
d are always pleased to see him.
4 There will be q May Pole enter
3 tanment given by the Ladies' Guild
z of st. Marks Episcopal church, Fri.
4 day evening, May 10, at the Armory.
s Admission % cents.
Z Patton Anderson Chapter, U. d. G.
s will hold it's next meeting at the
3 residence of Mrs. S. J. HGlburn,
Z Thursday afternoon, May 9th at 400.
All members are requested to be
Z present.
3 Putnam Chapter No. 8, Roy val
Z Arch Masons, will hold its regular
: convocation next Monday, May 6.
All Chapter Masons are invited. E.
E. Haskell, H. P, M. 1. Coke, Sec.
DR.. Morley and seven nurses of the
: st. Augustine hospital left yesterday
on the William Howard for an out
ing up the Ocklawaha. Judge V.
Walton and N. H. Moragne of this
! city accompanied them.
Rev. J F. Bell is attending the dis
trict conference at Key West; conse-
quently there will be no preaching
service in st. James M. f. church
next Sunday. Sunday school will be
! held at the usual hour
Mrs. Burtz, former well-known
resident of this city, was a guest this
week of Mrs. +. @. Jackson. Mrs.
I BuTtZ was en- route to her home at
Tampa, after a visit to her son, Jesse
f. Burtz, in Gainesville.
Miss Susie Teeter was in the city
this week visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
, f. Bell. Miss Teeter has been teach
ing school in Titusville during the
past season and was returning to her
home at Hawthorne.
Miss Emma L.. Olmstead was
visitor in the city Sunday and Mon
day, the guest of Miss Minnie Bulky.
Miss Olmstead has been the popular
teacher of the Mem eekin school dur
ing the past term. She was enroute
to her home at Pomona.
F. A. Marlborough has been ap-
pointed ticket agent at the union |
depot to succeed the late G. f. Bech- !
tel. Mr.. Marlborough is an efficient
young man and his encumbency of |
the position cannot but result salts
factorily to the travelling public.
The Hanley machine shop is turn
ing out a tremendous amount of |
work just now. A recent big con-
tract for the shops is that of over
hauling and repairing large loco
motive for the Georgia Southern &
Florida Railway. Mr.. Hanley has
but recently added new machinery
and can take care of all kinds of or
ders, whether large or small.
A party of young people of the city.
chaperoned by Mrs. J. w. Ray, went
over to San MateO Wednesday night
aud enjoyed dancing party given
by the young people of that progress
sive little place. The ride on the
river, both going and returning, was
delightful and all who were privi-
legged to participate report an even
ing of much pleasure.
Alexander Granger has purchased
of H. Gray and A. Usina the corner
lot on the north side of Lemon street
where G. M. Davis q Sons tank fac