The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-01-25
The Palatka News
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

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Miss Naomi Kelley is spending the
week with friends in Daytona.
L. j. Mcleod of Welaka was
visitor in the city Thursday.
Hon. G. w. Baldwin of Melrose was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. f. P. DUPONT visited relatives
at Federal Point Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Ryan is enjoying a
visit with friends in Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Wilson of Elk
ton were in the city on Tuesday.
F.. j. Fearnside has been attending
the automobile races ut Daytona this
week.
Mrs. w. H. Hoyt and Mrs. w. o
Holmes visited Jacksonville this
week.
Miss Clyde Estes returned Monday
from visit with friends at Federal
Point
Mrs. f. c. Jackson and daughter,
Miss Nellie, are spending the week
in Daytona.
F. NJ. Kelly of Gainesville was
shaking hands with friends in the
city this week.
NJ. II. White of Crescent City wis
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cur
tiss on Monday.
The county commissioners inspect
cd the new steel bridge work at Rice
Creek last Monday
j. A. CHM of Atlanta, Ga. is IN
the city, and has a position in the
Query confectionery.
Miss Rosa Coke is spending a cou-
pie of weeks in Lake City the guest
of Miss Ethel Warren.
Squire and Mrs. f. b. Lane of
Putnam Hall were prominent visi-
tors in the city Monday.
The North End Basket Ball club
INDUCED in a picnic at the water
works park last Saturday.
Miss Ritter OF the Arlington Hotel
witnessed the Ormond- Daytona auto
mobile races on Wednesday.
County Clerk Joseph Price has
been laid up several days this week
with n severe attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. James Burt returned last
Friday from visit of several months
in Philadelphia and other northern
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Gallagher of
Duluth who are spending the season
here are now stopping at the Sara
tOga hotel.
Mrs. John Il. Griffin. who has been
with her parents in Detroit, Mich.
since last summer, arrived home
yesterday.
Remember the cake and bread
sale given by the ladies of St. Marks
Guild at Ackerman-Stewart Drug
store January 26th.
Remember the supper to be given
by the Ladies Aid Society of St.
James NJ. E. church, this friday
evening in the Shelley building.
Mrs. w. S. Pine of Huntington and
her guest, Mrs. Blackie of Boston,
were in the city on Wednesday en-
route to St Augustine for few days.
Miss Mary O'Haver passed through
the city Saturday, being enroute to
her home at keuka. Miss O'Haver
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a beautiful gold sign, under glass,
the artistic work of l. A. Smith, is
now resting in the front window of
Miss Kate L. Lucas millinery store.
Mrs A. w. Tucker of FIorahome
and her guest. Mrs, Geo. F, St0mn-
house of Springfield. Ohio. were
guests at the Saratoga Hotel on
Monday
The ladies of ST. Marks Child will
have a series of cake and bread
sales, to be held SATURDAYS. Thr
first one Jan. 2Gth, in Alderman
Stewart Drug store
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benefit of the Anxiliarv9 IF e M Mar rEs
church, at Mrs. w. p. Merrian11s on |
Tuesday afternoon. Ian. 2gth at 2
O'Clock, All are cordiaIlv invitad
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pd f., AZ EGgg' prominent citizen OF
DAYS in the CITY This wer< With r ei"
tives. Mr.. Rugr viii visit Cnba be-
fore returning to his northern home.
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MIs' W. =. Dousoh OF Atlanta is .
nTLe ou WISH TO hef parents, Mr..
son with some friends is on a cam
hunt, but is also expected here in y |
few days.
poIo.ro oo, ,.,.,
~ s ",uIh% zane am WITHIN three votes
TIeotiS IIe IhGeUlns Oh tle state
reutiatloR OF LABOR Tor 1913 at the
last week. As it is the 1908 meeting
will be held in Gainesville.
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