The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-07
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City Happenings and .
Personal Mention. I

Mrs. ]. Mac. N. Bard and infant son
OF Norwalk were in the city Tuesday.
John Price of the Melrose section was
a business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Arthur A. Corcoran of the Wilson
Cypress Co. has returned from an ex-
tended vacation in the north.
Hon. and Mrs. Dewitt T. Gray OF
Jacksonville are visiting relatives in this
city.
John Ridought of Edgar was among
the prominent visitors to the city this
week.
Miss Thelma and Master Jack Hyers
returned home last week from visit in
Georgia.
F. P. Dupont left last Friday for va
cation in Missouri and Illinois, to be alb
sent month.
Henry Clay Tucker of InterIachen,
an always welcome visitor to Palatka, is
in the city to-day.
Ex-County Commissioner HIT. Joyner
of Grandin was welcome visitor in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. E. B. Olmstead and daughter, Miss
Emma Olmstead of Pomona, were visi-
tors in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. M. |. Coke left Wednesday after
noon for Jacksonville where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Adamson.
Mrs. M. Devereux and daughter, Miss
PanSy, returned home lasl week from an
extended visit in Atlanta, Ga.
S. E. Timmons, county commissioner
select from the fourth district, was
greeting old friends in the city Tuesday.
G. l.. Knight of Florahome was
leading man of that section having bust
ness before the county commissioners
yesterday.
Mercer Davis returned to his home in
Sanford last Saturday after two weeks
visit in this city with his grandmother,
Mrs. F. D. Ackerman.
w. B. Campbell, the we'll known
Crescent City orange grower was in the
city for brief business visit on We'd
neSday.
Tomorrow, Saturday, Oct Sth, will be
the LAST DAY on which you can quail
fly for the November election. Better
get busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Fearnside and Miss
Imogen FearnSide arrived home on
Monday night from an extended stay in
New York city and adjacent resorts.
Albert Stephens arrived in the city
last Monday from Kremblin, Montana,
and will spend the winter with his par
ents, Hon. and Mrs. L. c. Stephens.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Cyrus, returned
TO Palatka late last week from an ex-
tended visit. in Indiana and Illinois,
The doctor appears glad TO get home.
Messrs. William and Thomas Johnson
of Johnson Station were visitors in the |
city over Tuesday and Wednesday
whom old friends were pleased to greet. |
Mrs. Ola A. Holmes returnedon We'd
nesday from a two months visit in Mary |
land. The last ten days of her visit J
were spent in Charleston, S. c., with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Randolph.
Merryday & Walton the well-known
| firm of attorneys who compose the Put
ceived an immense new MoSler safe in
WulCu ~ hCSp tuS dDotdSt lSSOluo'
The safe of course is fire proof.
Mrs. George f. Gay returned home
Tuesday night from Rochester, N. Y,
where she has spent the summer. On
her way home she stopped over few
days with Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Randolph
at Charleston, S. c.
The Palatka steam laundry, under the
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out great volume of firSt-claSS work.
The laundy makes specially of family
waShings and its prices are reasonable
and service prompt.
Miss Jennie M. Crane from MaSSachu-
sets was guest at the Brakeman cottage
Tuesday, being en- route to Starke where
she has been engaged to teach in the
public school. Miss Crane taught the
school at Federal Point last winter.
Sheriff Kennerly on Wednesday gave
his check to County Treasurer Edmon-
son for $457.S5 the same being the total
of fine and costs collected through the
vigilance of his office for the month OF
September.
DR.. Frank McRea of Melrose was cir,
culatng among his numerous friends in
Palatka on Tuesday. Speaking Of the
death of ex-Gov. Broward, DR.. MCRea
said that in all his life the death of no
public man had affected him as had the
death of this favorite son of Florida.
DR.. w. w. C. Wall and family who
have been living for several years in the
state of Washington, returned to Putnam
county last week. They were in Pa
latka on Saturday en- route TO their old
home, Putnam Hall. DR.. Wallis health
has not been greatly improved by his
Soiourn in the far west.
A prohibition rally was held al the
Pcniel church last Sunday night. Mr..
Black and ]. N Blackwell were the ora
tors and gave the anti-prohibS something
nished by Mrs H. o. Hamm, Warner T.
orS from Palatka. A large crowd was
for the amendment.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Thorburn and
infant son, of Buffalo, N. Y, have been
at the Saratoga Hotel several days this
week, but expect to leave today for In
terlachen where they will reside at the
Lake View hotel until their new home
is erected on one of the farms of the
Paatka- Burbank colony, seven miles
south of Interlachen. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorburn are delighted with
Florida.
AT meeting of the PaIatka board of
trade last Monday evening a special
committee consisting of B. |. Gay ]. H.
Yelverton, jr, and DR.. E. w. Warren
was appointed TO arrange for the hous-
ing of the cigar makers who are pouring
into Palatka by every train. More than
100 OF these workmen have come to Pa.