The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-07-26
The Palatka News
City happenings and
Personal Mention.

: Jay party on tuesday AFTERNOON.
J. Mac Maull and James T. Long
I of Crescent City were in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Emma L. Olmstead Of Pomo-
ma, is the guest this week of Miss
! Minnie Bulky.
DR.. w. A. Brewster, Welakas pop
ular physian, was a visitor to the
. city yesterday.
Fresh shrimps are served at Kup-
, perbusch's restaurant each day.
Good eating.
Capt. H. Y. Snow will leave early
in August for his fayorite summer
, resort, Daytona Beach.
Hon. H. E Day, former president
the city Wednesday.
Miss Beaufort Coards and Miss
: Emma Richardson of St. Augustine
are visiting relatives in the CITY.
, Mrs. Samuel Browning and inter-
esting little daughter, Ruth, of Fran
els, were visiting friends in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. H Rowton Of
Jacksonville were here several days
I this week, the guests OF their par
ents, Judge and Mrs. c. /. ROwton.
Miss Zillie Council, popular
young lady of Jennings, Fla, spent
/ several days in the city this week
visiting her brother, Thos j. Knight
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Ganas. popular
people OF Georgetown, were visitors
in the city last Saturday and Sun
day.
Perry Ross returned on Tuesday
from a two weeks trip to New York,
gong and returning by the Clyde
Line steamers.
Mrs. G. E. Welch and daughter
Miss Belle, have returned from Mass
achusetts and visit to the James
town Exposition.
Mrs. Ella Y. Grooms. who has been
visiting relatives in Savannah, Ga.
is now in Ashville. y. c.. where she
will spend the remainder of the sum-
lner.
Tom Cannon has rented the room
I in the old opera house building next
to MintOns grocery store, and has
opened a pool room and bowling al
, ley.
Mrs. r. R. Livingston and her
niece, Miss Mabel Livingston have
been at Summer Haven beach,
, guests at the cottage of w. O. Liy-
ingston,
Rev. VIM. Stones of Titusville,
former Palatka Baptist pastor, was
: in the city Tuesday, en- route to the
State Baptist convention in Lake
City.
The carnival at Wyles school house
: on Tuesday evening was postponed
on account OF the rain. The festivi
ties were held last night instead and
( there was a large attendance.
Clarence H. Kennerly offers his
, MontrOse truck farm for sale for the
: reason that he has been unable to
secure an intelligent manager. The
( farm has paid good profits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E'nzey of Miami
, are in the city visiting relatives. Mr..
EnZey is employed on the East Coast
, Railway extension work at Long
Key and is off on vacation.
: John @. Tilghman and family,
Mrs. Ola a. Holmes and Louis Jack
, son spent part of the week up the
Ocklawaha river on Mr.. Tilghman's
house boat, Bohemia. The party
caught fish
, J. G. Query, for several years past
a popular and efficient salesman at
Leo JacObsOn's, has severed his con-
!, nectiOn and left this week for ITALIA
hassee, where he has accepted po-
sition with Levy Bros.
Omar /, Beydler, who has been
employed in construction work on
the F. E. c. R'y, spent few days in
the city last week with friends. Mr.
Beydler has two months leave of
absence and will spend the time at
his home in Virginia.
The little one story building on
Front street next north of the East
Florida Savings and Trust company
has been fitted up for Office purposes
and the same will shortly be Occu-
pied by attorney j. \. Blackwell.
The location is central and the build.
ing has been fitted for two very
| pleasant rooms.
Miss Mabel Holcomh antartai,ed g
number Of vonng friends TnasdoT
evening at her nleasant home on XII.
| by street IN honor of her friend, Miss
Itllie Cornell Of jennings, Fla. The
| in ,rarncs If ,manv kinds ord IE,itL
music and conversation.
Oujte a number of voprg r.onI. |