The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-06-21
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Tom Squires visited Palatka OF
Monday.
Major j. l.. Burton visited Palatki
on Friday of last week.
DR.. A. l. Spencer spent MONDAY
\ ana Tuesday at Hastings.
Watermellons in car load lots wer,
shipped to the north last week b,
Jas. +. Long of Huntington.
Capt. John D. Pigue is building ,
! machine and repair shop on his LAKE
front lot.
The squash crop this year has MOI
been as large as formerly, but fail
prices have been secured by ship
pers.
Rev. ID. Spencer has purchased q
small home and is now Lying in the
thriving town of Hastings, st. Johns
, county.
Capt. and Mrs. Ivory, Mrs. Lynch,
Miss Lee, and Mastsr Walter Lynch
are now at their summer home in
Worcester, Mass.
L. Eaton and f. l.. Waterman,
who are engaged in building opera
lions at DeIand, spent Sunday at
home with their families.
A. T. Squires the saw mill opera
tor at Omega left last week for his
old home in Michigan, where he eX-
poets to visit two or three months.
q. d. Seely formerly of this place,
but latterly residing in California, is
now a practicing optician at Fitzger-
aid, Ga, and is known as DR."
Seely.
Hon. John Wesley Davis of st.
Augustine was a candidate for mu-
nicipal judge in that city in the cleo
ton held this week. Mr.. Davis tor-
merly resided here.
Will Newman has just purchased
a new six horse power gasoline en-
gine for his launch. He will have
this launch in readiness for taking
out tourist parties next winter.
The lumber was hauled to the
ground last week for Mr.. Meteor
mick's new bakery and bowling al
ley building, and lower Central ave-
nue. will soon have its old time look
of prosperity.
There is little promise of any gem
eral Fourth of July celebration in
this place, though some of the boys
will make an effort to get up base
ball game and give dancing party
at V. |. A. hall.
Hon. and Mrs. J. H. Harp expect
to leave about the first of July for a
visit to their old home in Georgia.
During their absence their home and
farm will be looked after by John
McGrady.
The colored Baptist church held
children's day exercises and gener.
al rally on Sunday the 9th inst, at
which time the offerings were $ll.l2,
the large part Of which was due to
the efforts of D. j. Daniels.
Mrs. Thos. N. Gautier of Miami,
formerly of this place, is undergoing
treatment in the hospital at Jack
sonville. Mrs. GautIer is sister OF
l.. X. Tucker of Palatka, county su-
perintendent of schools.
Tnct r,ooI, NJrs Chou, cold ber lot |
ON "nnar Eontrol avanne "a lanes
w. Long. and Mr., Long has moved |
the ola barber shop building to this |
lot. Mr., Long now has quite a |
stretch of valuable Central avenue |
property,
Miss Kate Crawford left last week |
for her old home in Poughkeepsie,
N, Y, where she expects to remain |
until the last of September. On her
return Miss Crawford will go to De-
Land where she has arranged for u
large music class.
nj, Louoohor+ u,or.
ae each Siom mosor " ot GOOD nrices for
suooeesiul S mas az So So
tne HloP' ino Up ro mS' ny II po
puC 'i1e pIiIeS WIZ sUI1 unntar
were the principle Shippers from
this point
w p Sonnders new home on
Hill has been neatly naint-
ed Tho hodv heinz white and the
trin,ninos 81 dark Green, In is a
varu nra3ty home and a decided or
y sr,.pt to this mart of the town. n
.nction that will soon be covered
with new homes.
The V I. A. held it's monthly
husiness meeting last week and ow-
ING to the absence of many ladies ac-
rive in the work it was decided TO
hold no more business meetings. nm
til fall, The association has had
season,