The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-18
The Palatka News
City Happenings and
Personal Mention.


day.
Robt. L. Ragin has returned tC
Bonaventure after short visit to his
home near Pomona.
J. R. Wimberly of Orange Springs
was among the prominent visitors in
the city this week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Rogers are the
proud parents of little daughter
born to them this week.
c. B. Rinehart, a prominent at
torney of Jacksonville, was in the
city Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. l. Coke has gone to
| BroOksville to spend a week or two
with her daughter, Mrs. a. L. Glass.
T. Cottington and his brother are
at Dupont this week engaged in set
ting up the new boilers for Whites
mill.
E. T. Redding, ]. Frazer and G.
f. Gillett, prominent business men
of Interlachen, have been in the city
/ this week.
\. V. Long, prominent attorney
I of Starke, and eX-states attorney Of
this circuit, was visitor in the city
on Monday.
Mrs. Ola A. Holmes returned
Tuesday night from six weeks
visit in Hendersonville and Ashe.
willie, \. c.
Col. A. J. Hilbourn and Mrs. knight
have returned from Boston where
they have spent the greater part of
the summer.
Rev. 5. ]. Townsend, the popular
pastor of the Congregational church
at lnterlachen. was a visitor in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. j. Charles of Florahome
gladdened the hearts of many of her
friends by her presence in Palatka
during the week.
H. T. Holloway of HOLSTER was
one Of the well-known men from
that section to register at Kupper-
busch's during the week.
The Messrs. A. NJ. and A. ]. Pad
gett of Grandin have been in the city
this week in attendance upon the
fall term of the circuit court.
The athletic association will hold
an important business meeting at the
club rooms next Friday evening,
and the attendance of all members is
desired.
r. c. Bowling of Jacksonville.
official court reporter for the Fourth
Circuit, was engaged in his profess
slonal capacity in the circuit court
last Monday and Tuesday.
Spicer 5. Braddock, a pioneer set
tier of the peninsula, whose home is
at Denver, and who is a big stock
man of his section, is doing Jury
duty in Palatka this week.
Nalery Thomas and Arthur Priddy
are back from a summer spent in
southern Michigan where they have
operating bowling alleys with much
success.
The home of Tommie Jones on
North Fifth street, was burned last
Sunday night at O'Clock. Nothing
was saved, but it is said that Tommie
had some insurance on his house
hold effects.
Hon. James NJ. Chesser of Hollis
ter, who has been in the city during
the week, confirms the announce
,.,L;it tiIuNI ILI"U ne VIII ne
approaching democratic primary.
The Kennerly Hardware Co. has
enjoyed big rush for stoves during
the past week, but has been able t.
meet 1t with an immense stock, |
which has been added to during the |
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cas chnrch wiIi bnI ti t ~ III 81. m1lli-
zaar AT Tarive,s old stsnd ~ @Pt w VIZ "a
nasdav nvanin,r S I,,nu 80 tu-
cream and coila Mill ~ 80, "li' ne iCe
nnbIic is cordiaIlv ir,-itaG 'eo' l"e
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Hon. w. H. Cook of Pomona was
a prominent visitor in Palatka this |
Grover owe of ore oOH. WIZ roo is d large |
or0r i, Lis ea"ti9o,,S &c, III tt - soou
ara thare offerinn l,o ",i' rr uiI"C tnuStis
frnit = ''0N Pii0es iol Tue
The frame of NJ. S. Browns new
residence on Third street is up ard |
the work of construction is moving
rapidly. 1t will be a fine residence
,i da stl auqt ~ Grnamemt TO what
nf tbe nav Poiotl Que S"eiles' street
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Eugene Cav is again on deck Of
the big grocery. Mr., Cav has snent
the summer in the mountain rasorts
Of Colorado and other far westarn
states. He made the trim in tha in.
terests of his health. and if rennires
but one look at him to know that his
"Trip was the biggest KIND OF success.
NJ A. Fowler. one of the LEADING
farmers in the western part of the