The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-06-03
The Palatka News
and Advertiser.
Gin Espp'nfres and
Personal mea!ieh.

Miss Mervin Ray OF Gina is the guest
of Miss Dorothy Haughlon.
Mrs. L. Kalbfield left today for an ex.
tended visit with friends in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. DUPONT have
moved into the Peck residence on South
Filth street.
Judge Jared !. Wimberly, OF Inter
lachen, was visitor in the city Tuesday
ana Wednesday.
Miss Mary Merrill left this morning
for Chicago, where she will spend the
summer with her brother
The peaches now being shipped from
Melrose are said TO be of fine quality
and bringing good prices.
The Home Mission Society of ST.
James Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. H. Dutill, Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Miss Bowman assistant principal OF The
Crescent City high school is spending
lew days in The city the guest of Mrs. o.
A. Holmes.
Patton Anderson Chapter u. D. c.
will hold its regular monthly meeting
Thursday, June 9Th, al the home OF Mrs.
]. n. Walton.
Miss Dorothy Bass has returned from
her school duties at StetSon university
and has with her as a guest Miss Alt
mayer, classmate.
Judge E. Noble Calhoun has gone 10
Madison, Jefferson and Leon couuties TO
address meetings in the interests OF
Senator Taliaferro.
Hon. S. E. Timmons, of Bannerville,
spent Saturday and Sunday last al Fruit
.and, in attendance upon special meet
ing al the Baptist church in that place.
Miss Lorena Watson, an attractive
young lady OF Bannerville, was visitor
in the city on Monday, on her way home
from visit OF several days at Fruitland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith expect to
begin housekeeping in the Couver resi-
dence on Kirkland street. Mrs. H..
Couver expects TO make her home with
them.
There will be a special meeting of the
Woman'S Club on Monday afternoon al
| " NlONhy at lSolhChGG vi Nltos ava ~
Brown. Ali members are requested TO
De present.
Rev. BENZ. F. Green and Mr.. L. w.
Black, OF Grandin, were in the city this
week, on their way home from an inter
sting TWO days meeting al the Baptis
church in FIuitland.
Miss Mabel Andersen, a popular young
lady OF Crescent City and one OF the
; graduating class of the high school there
last week, is spending the week in Pa
latka, the guest OF DIR. and Mrs. II K.
Estes.
Marie Tiller, colored, OF Rodman, has
been held 10 circuit court by Justice Mar
shall for selling liquor in a dry county.
" hen Sheriff Kennerly arrested her,
Marie had two gallons OF red liquor in
stock.
3 w. R. Nolan was brought back from
I Starke this week 10 answer to the charge
OF embezxlement, preferred by the Singer
: Sewing Machine agency. Judge Coke
heard the case and imposed line of 81
and costs, which Nolan paid.
Mr.. H. S. Cummings, of Rodman, ac
+ companied by his wife, is guest of the
i Aragon. They will remain here several
: days, after which they will leave for the
north, where they expect TO spend the
1 summer months Union.
. Hon. Rob't W. Davis will speak in
! ST. Augustine Saturday night in the in,
:. lcreStS of Senator Taliaferro, and will
probably be, the guest over Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Willard in this city.
Capt. ]. F. Lucas, who has recently
completed 81, 500 wharf at Enterprise,
{ extensive repairs on the Sanford wharf
E and new dock at Blue Springs, is now
engaged in building new dock at St.
e Francis.
Mrs. Patton Anderson leaves today for
10 an extended visit with her son at Nor.
garfield, Ky. Mrs. Andeson is SO far
recovered from her serious injuries Of
the past winter as to be able TO travel
alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar c. Dunn, of Day.
:, iona, who were married at that place
Il Wednesday evening, spent Thursday in
:, Palatka en- route north on their wedding
Il trip. During their stay here Mr. Dunn
:, and his bride called on many old friends.
> Mr.. Dunn is son of John T. Dunn, a
e former prominent citizen of this place
), z. c. Jackson and daughter, Miss Mel.
: lie Jackson, left on Wednesday for New
l, York, from which place they will go TO
;, Middletown, Conn, for months visit.
>, Mr.. Jackson expects TO return home al
{ the expiration of this time, but Miss
i Nellie will go to Grand Rapids, Mich.
, where she will remain throughout the
. GUNNER.
> Mr.. o. V. Wilson, travelling freight
agent, Georgia Southern and Florida
railway, with office in Gainesville, was
. among the visiting freight representa-
t ives in the city yesterday. Mr.. Wilson
/. vas accompanied by his wife, and was
, returning 10 his headquarters from his
, bridal tour.-TimeS-U Union.
The Junior Crescent City base ball
cam played the Juniors of Palatka yes
,elday afternoon in this city. The Pa
,aIka boys won by score OF II TO S.
Some 20 or more boys came from Cres-
cent City by boat to witness the game.
ralatka boys will visit Crescent City for
Il return game next week.
Sheriff Kennerly went to Welaka Mon
day and arrested Oscar Moore, colored,
ON charge OF embezzlement. Judge
Ioxe, who heard the case, fined Oscar
81 and cost or six months in the county
Jail at hard labor. Oscar preferred the
Jail to giving up the money, because he
vas shorl OF money and no one gave unto
him.
Capt. Montcalm Broward, brother OF
ex- Gov. n. b. Broward, was visitor in
Palatka Wednesday forenoon, having
come in on the early morning train from
: Crescent City, where the night before
- he addressed a large assembly of cit-