The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-11-01
The Palatka News
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City happenings and
Personal Mention.

q. H. Cash, the ice manufacturer
of Crescent City, was in the city
Wednesday.
Albert Browning's barber shop is
being hastily decorated and put in
trim for the tourist season.
r. o. Burton former popular pur-
ser of the steamer Crescent, spent
Wednesday in Palatka.
The Saratoga Hotel has been
thoroughly renovated in preparation
for its always heavy winter business.
Major w. l.. Glessner of Macon,
immigration agent for the G. S. q
F. Railway, has been in the city this
week.
Mrs Meyers Albro arrived in the
city Wednesday from Belfast, Ga,
and will remain for month visiting
relatives,
The pool and billiard room hereto
fore located next to the pOstOttice has
been moved to Keating's old bar
room stand.
r. l. Boardman, taX-assessor of
Crescent City, was at the court
house on Wednesday making up his
books for the ensuing year.
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Steen returned
from New York Saturday evening.
Mrs. Steen has spent the summer in
California and New York.
There will be called meeting of
Patton Anderson chapter, U. ID, G., at
the home of Mrs. NJ. l. Coke next
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. M. Devereux and Miss Pansy
DevereuX returned on Friday last
from Kansas City, where they have
been spending the summer.
Col. H. NJ. de Montmollin, as
member of Gov. BrOwards staff, at
tended the encampment of the
Florida state troops at Pensacola.
Capt w. d. Allen, ex-county COM
missoners from Fruitland, with his
brother, Fletcher Allen of Crescent
City, were in Palatka on Wednesday.
County Clerk Joseph Price has
been confined to his house much of
the time since the adjournment of
the circuit court by severe cold,
but is now rapidly improving.
Inc open season LOT quail, ueef ana
other game begins today and 1t Is a
safe prediction that Judge Nertrees
and capt; H. Y snow are IN the
woods with their guns and dogs.
Capt. VIM. Tvers is dividing his
time about equally between Palatka
ana ST. Augustine these days. On
South Beach near the latter place, he
is erecting some cottages for rental
The KunDerhuscb restaurant is
doing a hir nvster husiness those
cool days. The KupperbuSch brand
OF fried ana steWed oysters can not
be eXcelled anywhere on earth.
Co = I Huhnrn visited Green
Cove Snrinys Yesterday where he
has haan an16lovad hv the anti-saIoon
committee ae aftornev in The recent
local ontion election contest which
has been started by the saloon men.
VaIarv Thomas has fitted mn his
lannch tho arrow viii nav ma
nhinerv and viii make regnIar aud
snaniaf rims dnrinr fLa winter son
Spn hatv'oan pniatI5o ond Can Notoo
and for excnrsion nartias. ~
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he amfi+IoG 70 y disc3onn ma nar cent
Tbose Who nav in 6ocan1borP viii ,rat
a di.connt ~ nor cant So go
CoiIsctor WiIiard '0'''' w soy
Miss Isabelle PeytOn Welch enter |
tanned the society young people of |
PaIatka last night at q Hallow zen |
RhiS nartW 1920 roho TTC III tbe o'S ares
nrivate Social oveHt ojyer II, PIAZZA
IN soma fine n - ''''>''
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Miss Edith Kupperbusch, after ID |
short visit at Grahamville with Miss |
Sophie Howard, has returned to her |
home in Palatka. Miss Howard went |
home with Miss kupperbusch for a
short visit, and together they made |
ne Trip rom olallalllVllle TO Falatka
ny the river ro"te'-Ocai" banner
Mrs. Burnett. who will have charge |
of the dressmaking department at !
Earnest's, arrived this week and can
now be consulted at the big store. |
Mrs. Burnett has had large expert
ence in this line and her coming is
hailed with JOY by very many of the |
ladies of Palatka.
o,, ,iobL 90 a.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
convention fhe OcaIa hoard Of +rad.
viii Give a honGnpt at tbe Snaia
Hnns9 to which fhe nawsDanar Id,
tors higb tateoffiriais vititfna non
dida+ps and MANY distinuTiS I,
EIoridians viii he invited and II u
licked forward fo as forming a rieas-
ant ending TO the days fasti2itiee
Mr, and MIS-, lanes [ y, R1V have