The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-08-02
The Palatka News
City Happenings and
Personal Mention.


visitor in the city yesterday.
+ Carl Davis aud H. NJ. Fearnside
went to Atlanta last Saturday.
Mrs. H. a. Ford of Gainesville is
{ the guest OF Mrs. R. c. Howell.
+ sam J. Sanders Of Welaka was a
visitor in the city on Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Bard of NorwaIk
was visitor in the city Wednesday.
I Mrs. W. S. Burdetts mas returned
{ from a two weeks visit in Jackson
I Vile
Miss Edna Marshall is visiting her
( grandfather, Maj. Geo. 2. Fowler. at
Hastings.
Mrs. NJ. H. Devereux and Miss
Pansy Devereux have gone to Kan
sas City, No,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Neck left yes
terday for months visit with rel
atives in Virginia.
f. ". Angler of Georgetown was
among the prominent visitors in the
city last Saturday.
Mrs. E. c. Jackson and daughter,
Miss Nellie, left yesterday for an
outing al Daytona Beach.
Matthew Davis, the well-kuown
potato grower of Omega, was in the
city a couple Of days this week.
W. B. Baker and w. R. Massey.
two well known and popular turpen-
tine operators. were in the city this
week.
a. a Durdin, a prominent bust
ness man and deputy sheriff at
Hampton. was in the city on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. H. a. Gray left yesterday for
: Asheville, y. c.. where she will re-
main during the balance Of the heat
ed term.
Mrs I A. Boughton Of Bridgeport,
: was a visitor in the city Wednesday
Mrs. Boughton has been spending
. a short time with friends at Hastings.
Capt. J. D. Lane was in the city
: Tuesday from Crescent Beach, where
his family are spending the summer
in their delightful beach cottage.
A party composed OF A.. Merwin,
: Mrs. Geo Merwin, Mrs. a. H. Hol-
comb and Mrs. H. a. Bulky were
: pleasant visitors to keuka on Tues
: day.
: Mrs J. ". Barclay with her little
: nephew. Marion, Of Live Oak, arriy-
: I'd in the city Tuesday evening for a
: visit at the home Of her brother \.
: ;. Willard.
Mr.. ana Mrs. K. Borson, Mrs. J. c.
Z Dorward and little daughter. Mrs. f.
: L. Smith and Miss Mabel Andersen,
: all Of Crescent City. Were in Palat-
: ka yesterday on their way TO Day
:, iona Beach.
: Cot. and Mrs. ;. J. Hilburn and
: little daughter will leave next week
: for a months sOjourn at Blowing
{ Rock, North Carolina. one of the
: highest points i'll the mountain sec
( ton Of that state, and popular sum-
Z 'lner resort for southern people.
( Miss Margaret Carter, who has
g been the pleasant guest Of Miss Mel.
lie Jackson for several weeks. teTmi.
< mated her visit Tuesday on which
g day she left for her home at Day
( toua, much to the regret OF many
: friends here.
Z w. T. Walters the well-knowr
: rurpeutina operator OF Osteeu, witt
< his daughter. Miss Bessie. were il
Z the city this week on their way Il
G North Carolina. Mr.. Walters ha;
+ been quite ill for several months
3 and the trip is in the interests Of hi
E health.
E Miss Hattie Bulky is Offering some
: Loo 4
= goods before taking inventory, so q
E early and get your choice Of the
: many pretty patterns she is selling
+ at much below the usual price. Mis-:
G Bulky has many bargains beside;
( those in dress goods and the ladie'
: will profit by giving her call
{ The clock in the Presbyterian
: church tower has been cleaned anc
{ put in thoroughly good repair The
{ work was done by W. H. Rowton o
< jacksonville. who is an expert i.
8 church and public building clocks
z Nh ROwtOn is here on a visit to hi;
( father. Judge {. l. ROwt0n.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Howell \. Davis anC
9 the children are spending a shOr
z time at Lookout Mountain, Tenn
( Mr.. Davis is combining bushes:
& with pleasure. spending part of the
: time in Chattanooga looking aftel
= the construction of special machinery
6 for his new tank factory.
{ The friends Of Miss Sallie Mabry
G regret to learn Of the death Of bel
< mother, who passed away last Wed
< nesday night in Birmingham. Ala
{ She was the mother of Rev. w. f. H