The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-13
The Palatka News
Civ Happenings ana
Personal Mention.

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st. Marks supper and bazaar nettea
the church 1852.
Thos. H. Heating and family have
moved to Daytona.
Henry Hutchinson of Crescent
CITY has been in the city TINS Week.
Mrs. H. A. Gray and Mrs. f. u.
ckerman are visiting relatives III
Jacksonville.
Mrs. r. H. Bard of Norwalk, Spent
Thursday and part of Friday IN the
city shopping.
James G. Ray expects to open MS
new ice cream and CONNECTIONS par
lor next week.
Miss Katie owen of Satsuma spent
Saturday IN the city the guest OF MISS
Minnie Bulky.
J. w. Harrison, merchant of Den |
yer, was Il visitor in the city Weu-
nesday morning.
Miss Eline Merryday is in Jack,
sonville this week visiting Mr. ana
| Mrs. HARDWOOD Rosser
w. r. Massey the well known tur-
pentine operator of Keuka, was
visitor in the city this week.
Hon. J. w. Long, representative
in the legislature from Clay county,
was u visitor in,the city Wednesday,
r. NJ. Burt has purchased the real
estate business of A. NJ Steen jr. ana
will occupy the same Office on Front
street.
Mr., and Mrs. Harwood Rosser are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of son Friday evening--Times-
Union.
Mrs. J. N. Blackwell gave a recep-
ton last Friday afternoon from 10
5 O'Clock in honor of Mrs. |. l.
Hines.
f. A. Smith will have his grand
opening next week. The new fix
lures are arriving and are being
placed.
The Athletic club will give its
regular monthly dancing party at
the Armory next Wednesday eve
ming the 18th inst.
Oliver Chamberlin of Crescent
City is in charge of w. NJ. Curry's
shoe store during Mr.. Curry's tenn
porary indisposition from la grippe.
Geo. E. Gay of this city and S. W.
Rowley of San MateO were members
of the State central committee OF
republicans to meet in st. Angus
tine this week.
Mrs. w. NJ. Gallagher has returned
from two weeks stay in DeLand,
at which place Mr.. Gallagher and
her sons are making headquarters
for time.
w, B. Baker, a former Putnam
county naval stores operator, now OF
Eldredge, Volusia county, was in the
city Wednesday. Mr.. Baker is now
engaged in both the turpentine and
lumber business.
Miss Maude Kennerly spent por-
ton of last week in Ocala where she
was the guest of Miss Louise Scott
and the maid of honor at the mar
riage of Miss Scott to Mr.. John H,
Taylor on the 9Th inst
Faber Bros. pool and billiard
room, for the past month or two To-
Gated at the old Heating bar stand,
will move into the double store
room owned by Mrs. Shelley next
west of the Arlington Hotel.
Mrs. w. H. Cyrus received a tele-
gram last Sunday announcing the
death of her brother, E. E. Sharp, of
Salina, Kansas, at the home of
sister at Kokomo, Indiana, after an
illness of eight months, with paraly-
sis.
Benz. Roddy,, the popular shoe doc
tor, has moved a few doors west of
his old stand and into the room here
tofore occupied by Phillips watch
repair shop. MIR. Phillips has taken
the store room next east of his old
stand.
Hon. S. J. Hilburn left for Tampa
Wednesday afternoon where he
goes to attend >the Florida Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal church south as a lay delegate.
Mr.. w. G. Tilghman is also dele
gate from the Palatka church.
Hon. J. c. Greeley of Jacksonville
is here today. Mr.. Greeley has been
in Palatka before-some time before
most of us. He came to Palatka in
1852 and lived here until driven out
by the war, when he went to Nc
aNIee kin, from which place he Joined
the I'd Florida cavelry of the Confed-
crate service. He says there are only
three men besides himself in Palatka
today who were here Just prior to the
war and they are Capt. d. A. Dun
ham, Capt, VIM. Ivers and Capt. r.
j. Adams.
THE Power that Governs" Cres-
ton Clarke's starring vehicle for
this season, is said to be one of the
most elaborate productions that ever
left New York. Jules Murry, Mr..
Clarke's manager, devoted eight
weeks to the preparation of the stage
equipment before he pronounced it
satisfactory. This VII h. the at
traction at the Howell Theater on
the night Of January It'll. Keep it
in mind.
Mr., and Mrs. A. l.. Glass arrived
here this week from BroolIsville and
will make this city their home.
They have moved into the Heating
residence. Mr.. Glass is still with
the Tampa Northern Rail Road, but
the road has suspended all work for
the present, and until the present
financial stress is passed The COM
pany is running but one train day
each way between BrooksvilIe and
Tampa
Rev. J. F. Bell, pastor of st. James
| Nj of hnHIGt nhnrnh ic ia,
upon the annual conference OF his
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