The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-01

Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt c. Gray, of Jack
sonville, are expected to join the family
groupe at Daytona Beach.
E. B. Perry the genial county commits
sioner elect from the Fifth district, was
a visitor In the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. H. Yelverton, jr, left yester-
day for Waynesville, N. c., where she
will spend the balance OF the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Browning of
East Palatka are happy over the arrival
of an infant daughter on Saturday, June
18th.
Prof. John Dutton Wright of the
Wright Oral School for the Deaf, New
York city, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Tilghman.
Mrs. C. C. Stewart of Key West,
formerly Miss Viola Seyle) arrived in
the city last week, and is the guest of
Mrs. N. G. Robinson.
The Wonderland moving picture
show on Wednesday night, next week,
will be benefit to the ST. Marks Mis-
sion at the Wiles school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Lane and chill
dren, and Mrs. Benet, expect to leave
next Wednesday for a Sojourn at their
summer cottage on Crescent Beach.
"Sane" Fourth of July celebrations are
being advertised all over the country.
Their chief advocates are men who
have forgotten that they were once boys.
Reports from the bedside of Mr. Mar
tin Griffin at Jacksonville, are TO the
effect that he is holding his own, but is
still too weak to stand the trip TO Knox
vile.
Moragne HusSon and Wendell Beas-
ley two popular young men of Palatka,
left in gasoline launch last Monday to
take the inland water trip down the
east coast.
| T. D. Evans, book-beeper for Yer
trees & Co. for the past year or more,
leaves today for Jacksonville, where he
has accepted a position with the Naval
Stores Steamboat Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert James will leave
next Tuesday for trip of some weeks
in the north. They will go to Wash
ington, Baltimore, New York, Buffalo,
Cleveland and Detroit, having trip on
the great lakes.
c. H. Kennerly, prominent business
man of Ptlatka, also we'll known in
Jacksonville, was in the city yesterday.
He left on the steamer Quantico of the
Merchants and Miners for trip TO Balti-
more, Washington and New York.
Times-Union.
Mrs. |. A. Boughton, who has been ill
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howell A.
Davis, is recovering rapidly. Later on
Mrs. Boughton expects TO go 10 AShe-
vile, and other resorts in North Caro-
lima, where she will remain for the bal
ance of the heated season.
Among PalatkanS who will leave to-
morrow for a season at Daytona Beach
are, Mrs. H. A. Gray, Mrs. f. D. Acker-
man and Dorothy Davis, Mrs R. c.
Howell, Mrs. Ola A. Holmes, Mrs. W.
Fl. Hoyt, Miss Imogene FearnSide, Mr.
and Mrs NJ. M. Vickers, Harry Gray and
Hickman Collins.
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Capt Johnnie Miles of the A. C. L.
and an old Palatkan was in the city for
few hours on Tuesday, his first return
visit in two years. Pretty nearly every
body here knows Capt. Miles and all
were glad to see him. He now resides
at Perry, Taylor county, and has a pas
Senger run between Newberry and
Perry.
H. E. and Grill Merryday have been
spending the past two or three days in
Jacksonville, whittier they were sum
moned because of the serious illness of
their sister, Mrs Harwood Rosser, who
has typhoid fever. AS no more alarm
| ing reports concerning her condition
have come TO the family here, it is
taken as evidence that she is improving.
Mrs. Selden and son Harold leave for
their home in Palatka today, the two
elder sons, George and Paul, having re-
turned home when school closed. The
three boys will leave Palatka about July
list on fishing trip on the coast They
will take their launch down the ST. |
Johns 10 Jacksonville and then down |
the canal to Daytona. Iceland Record |
Adam Singleton colored man in the |
employ of ]. d. Points & Co. and en-
ployed with the gang in razing the old |
Murphy building on Lemon street, was
hit on the head by a piece of falling 2x4 |
Wednesday morning and knocked in.
sensible. Singleton was long time un-
conscious. An examination by DR.. |
Johnson showed that his skull was
slightly fractured. Dr. Johnson dressed |
the wound and Singleton is now on the
mend, though he will be laid up for
several days.
Capt H. Y. Snow has been urged TO
attend one more reunion of Company
X, AID Georgia, a company that served
the Confederacy with distinction
throughout the war between the states
This reunion is TO be held to commend.
rate as well the battle of the 22d of Iuly,
lSb4-the battle of Atlanta-in which
Co. K. was engaged, and will be held
on that day. There are but three living
of the 107 who were mustered in March
LIST, 1851, and these three, upon the oc-
c1Sion OF this reunion 10 years after the
b tic are TO be entertained at the coun-
try home of Hon. Clark Howell on
Peachtree Creek, Atlanta. Capt. Snow
was with this company from March LIST.
1851 to April 10Th, 1865 More than 40
OF the company were killed in one
hattie. Ii