The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-09-30
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention. I

a visitor in the city this week
John Dallow of Welaka has been in
the city several days this week.
Mrs |. r. Sells has moved from Third
street into flat in the Grill block.
f. Perry Ross is again at his desk in
the East Florida Savings & Trust Co.
Frank FearnSde jr., has returned from
a visit 10 New York and-Coney Island.
E. ]. Smith of Florence, S. C. was
visitor in the city several days this week.
Mrs. G. Lopez Bailey and Miss Serena
Bailey are spending time at White
Springs
f. B. Perry and MeSSrs. John and
Laban Price were MelroSe visitors 10 the
city last Friday.
VIM. Green has re-opened his meat
market on Kirby street, between Kirk
land and Dodge.
]. E. Edmonson has been on a COW
hunt 10 Atlanta this week-or a horse
and mule hunt.
S. Z. TubbS of Florahome was a rep
reSentative citizen of that place TO visit
Palatka last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Lovelace of Bar
din were in the city Wednesday guests
at the Saratoga Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Wilkinson have
moved into the residence at the corner
OF Second and Madison streets.
DR.. and Mrs. Warren announce the
birth of a son on Sept. 9th whose name
will be Lamar Gordon Warren.
Some of the merchants are learning
to speeka da dago, and are placing
Spanish signs in their windows.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard w. White
among the prominent people of Johnson
Station, were visitors in the city yeSter-
day.
! Because of the continued illness of
the pastor, Rev. H. Dutill, there will be
no services at ST. James Methodist church
next Sunday.
Chris Stanton is enjoying himself in
California, and the News is indebted to
him for pretty picture cards from Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. GosS Mattox and little
son came over from BoStwiCk in their
big touring car Wednesday and spent
the day al the Saratoga Hotel.
DIR. and Mrs. H. r. Estes and daughter,
Miss Clyde, are now visiting relatives in
Humboldt, Tenn, and will remain there
for or 4 weeks before returning home.
The Palatka high and graded school
opened auSpiciouSly on Monday with
| large enrolment, and under the direc'
ton of Prof. G. A. Stephens and an eff
cient corps Of assistants.
| Prof. Claude Tingley of San Mateo
| passed through the city Monday en- route
| to DeLand, where he will resume his
duties as a member of the faculty Of
StctSon University.
Have you noticed the increased
crowds on Lemon street along about
clock in the evening, when the cigar
boarding houses?
A number of young people of the city
enjoyed 4 Strawride 10 East Palatka laS
Tuesday night, stopping at the hoSpit
able home of Mr. and Mrs S. 5. Brown
ing, where delightful time was spent
NJ. Kanner returned Wednesday from
his New York purchasing trip. Mr.
kanncr's remodeled store, filled with
new goods will be opened to the public
with grand opening shortly.
DR.. w. A. Brewster popular phySi
clan of Hastings spent Monday in the
city. Dr. Brewster, who formerly prac
ticcd medicine at Welaka and Crescent
City was recently elected member Of
the Hastings town council.
The Ladies Memorial Society has
been called 10 meet at the residence Of
5 Mrs. H. A. Gray at $3.50 p. m. Oct. 18th
al which il is hoped there will be a full
attendance of members because OF i'm
portant business
Major and Mrs. J. L. Burton and theil
accomplished daughter, Miss Jessie Bur
ton of Crescent City, were the guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Walton over Wed
neSday night They were on their way
home from their cottage at Summer
Haven beach.
While sharpening a tool at the Brown
ing mill last Monday w. l.. CheeveS goI
some emery dust in his eye. AS re
suit he suffered agony until he made q
trip to Jacksonville and had the dust re-
moved. AS il is he will be obliged to
cover his eye for some time until 1t can
fully recover from the hurt.
An effort was made last week TO hold
meeting of colored men in the sixth
ward for the purpose of framing up an
endorsement of the candidacy of l.. l..
Moody as an independent candidate fol
county commissioner from the Palatka
district, but the meeting failed to ma
terialiZe.
II. |. Fowler, whose death was re
: ported at MelroSe last week, was pic
nccr resident of that section and fol
= many years served as member of the
, Putnam county board of public inStruc
! lion. He was a grand, good man and {
l sincere Christian gentleman whose
+ death is greatly regretted. He was fol
the last few months of life great suffer
er, and death came as a relief.
The Rt. Rev. William j. Kenny
bishop of the Diocese of ST. Augustine
has returned from an extended triI
through the North and in Canada
, Bishop Kenny was present at the grea
Catholic EuchariStic congress held a
;. Montreal. He was greatly impressed
- with the great gathering which was the
largest of the kind ever held in the
e New World-St. Augustine Record.
Il Say, man; honor bright, now; would
: YOU not a thousand times rather have
your boy like Doyle Carlton and the
Stetson Quartete, than have his picture
in Pleas Hollis gallery of statesmen
You know you would, even though yot
NAV love smile" and like the smell
of The dough bag" Then get all yot
can, but be sure TO vote for the boy anc
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