The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-10
The Palatka News
City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

ment at the Armory tonight.
County school board held its regu-
lar monthly meeting last Tuesday.
Palatka Board of Trade held its
regular meeting last Monday night.
Mrs. Eliza w. Godfrey of Satsuma
was a pleasant visitor in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. 1. Coke and her sister Mrs.
E. NJ, Albro are visiting relatives in
Gainesville.
d. Williams of Melrose has ac-
cepted opposition as bookkeeper for
Gay Brothers.
Mrs. H. A. Gray has returned from
a visit of several days with her sons
in Jacksonville.
| Several sections of the county
We're visited by II hail storm last
Sunday afternoon.
The Red Men of this city will run
an excursion to st. Augustine on
Tuesday, May 2Sth.
Mrs. William Turnage spent sever
al days of this week with Mrs. George
B. Selden at DeLand.
D. A. Partin of Fernandina spent
Sunday and Monday in Palatka Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Major w. L. Glessner, land COM
missioner for the G. S. q F. railway
was in the city this week.
Ernest J. Neck and w. B. Tracy
left Tuesday morning for Atlanta,
Ga, where they will be engaged in
railroad work.
VIM. Braddock a prominent citi-
zen of Huntington was a business
visitor in Palatka Monday.
Miss Susie Teeter terminated her
and returned to her home at Haw-
thorn.
Mrs. q. NJ. Davis who has been
quite seriously i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. 5. L. Lyons, is re-
ported much better this week.
Miss Idel shelton, an accomplished
young lady of Lake City, spent sew
eral days in the city this week visit
| ing relatives and friends.
VIM. Green who recently purchas-
ed lot on Kirby street is erecting
a store room on the property and en-
poets to open meat market.
Miss Irene Caldwell of McMeekin
was visitor in the city last Friday.
Miss Caldwell was on her way to
Eldridge, Fla, where she will visit
friends.
Miss Minnie tombstone of Espa-
nola and her cousin, Miss Agnes
Smith of Waycross, Ga, spent Sat
urday in the city the guests of Mrs,
E. Y. GroOms.
Notwithstanding the continued
dry weather, Capt. R. J. Adams and
family enjoyed the luxury of new
corn last week gathered from the
captains garden.
Geo. Davis and his sister Mrs. H.
F. Armistead of Tampa were in the
city this week, having been sum-
moned on account of the illness of
their mother Mrs. G.. NJ. Davis.
All communication sent to this
office. except from regular CORES
/ pondents, should always be signed
by the writer; not for publication,
but because We want to know wheth-
er the news is trustworthy.
. J. Mae. y. Bard of Norwalk was
shaking hands with his many friends
I in the city Monday. MIR. Bard was
in route to his home from St. Peters
! burg where he has been for several
weeks on prospecting trip.
F The elections at johnson and In
terlachen last Saturday to deter
mine whether the territories des-
cribed in the petitions should be-
come special tax school districts, re-
suited in favor of the special tax in
both cases by safe majorlties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Wakefield.
who have spent the past winter at
/ Cocoa on the Indian river, passed
( through the city Wednesday. en-
route to their home at Pomona. He
mer Wakefield will join his parents
Goa.
/ Rev. Thomas L. Cooper, pastor of
/ the Methodist church at Iuterlachen.
ana Mrs. Mamie Batten of the same
town, were quietly married by Rev.
L. R. Lynn at the Presbyterian
manse in this city Wednesday morn
ing.
/ George w. Mozo, who for nearly
three years past has been keeping
the books Of Nertrees 4 Co., has ac-
/ cepted a position with the Rentz,
/ Little Co, lumber manufacturers of
( Jacksonville. Mr.. Moz0 left this
week to take charge of his new
/ position.
/ II. L. Miller. tank erector for the
I W. F. Caldwell Co, of Louisville,
/ left last Sunday night for Roanoke,
/ "a, where he has large tower and
( tank to erect for the Virginia Brew
! ing Co. Mr.. Miller expects to visit
I the jamestown exposition and rela
tiyes in Washington before his re-
Z turn home.
/ Rev. J. F. Bell will be home in
I time to hold regular services at St.
+ James NJ f. Church next Sunday,
{ both morning and evening. Mr.. Bell
writes the News: I'VE had a profita-
/ BILE conference at Key West and
delightful trip. Spent a day at Mi
ami and one here West Palm Beach
Beautiful country"
I \ S-act play entitled a Kings
Daughter" will be presented at the
/ Armory on Wednesday evening May
22d under the auspices of the Palatka
! Pythian Sisters. The rehearsals for
I the play have been progressing most
satisfactorily and there is a rare treat
I in store for the amusement-loying
I public. The characters will be i'm
! persouatsd by Palatkas best talent.