The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-06-09
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City happenings and
Personal Mention.

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H. Finley Tucker is on a business
trip to Miami.
G. L. Knight of Florahomc has been
in the city this week
Miss Ida Leib is spending few weeks
with her aunt in Fernandina.
Mrs. M. V. Willard of Interachcn was
a visitor in the city Monday.
Don Barstow has been visiting friends
in ST. Augustine during the week.
DR.. G. L. SipprelI of The Florahome
section was a visitor in the city yeSter
day.
Carlos Canova is the latest purchaser
of touring car His is of the +. NJ. +.
type.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt l.. Gibson and
children left Tuesday for their home al
Ocean City, N. ].
Misses Irene Gardner and Mary Tucker
are home from the State College fol
Women at Tallahassee.
DR.. Harry Merryday is home for the
summer vacation from Jefferson Medi
cal College, Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs Dewitt c. Gray OF Jack.
SonviIle are visiting Mr.. Gray'S mother
and other relatives in the city. g
Mrs. Harwood RoSser of Jacksonville,
with her interesting little sons, is visit
ing her sister, Miss Elene Merryday.
Mrs. ]. H. Yelverton jr., and children
have gone TO AnaStaSia Island, near
St. Augustine, for the summer months.
Miss Gerardina Anderson, an attrac.
tive and popular young lady of ITALIA.
haSSee, is the guest of Miss Irene Gard
ner.
Miss Grill Burton a popular young
lady of Crescent City is spending the
week at the home of Mrs. Willie Met
calf
Miss Jane B. Bowman a very popular
teacher in the Crescent City high school
is the guest for the week of Mrs. Ola A..
Holmes.
Prof G. L. Stephens, late principal Of
the high school, has rcSortcd TO vulgar
business, and is now commercial
traveller
The ladies of St. Marks Guild will
hold cake sale at the Ackcrman-St Stew
art drug store on Saturday, June 18th, be-
ginning al 10 a. m.
Julian c. Calhoun will leave on Mon
day for Tallahassee, and on the follow
ing day will be admitted to the bar of
Florida before the full supreme court
Paul C. Smith a prominent merchant
of Crescent City with his daughter,
Miss Virginia Smith, and Miss Addic
Neal, were visitors in the city on We'd
neSday.
Mrs. f. ]. Peer of Satsuma flights is
in the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
II. Blaney, and will probably make her
permanent home with them.
Rev. VIM. Wyllie, rector of ST. Marks
annual supper OF the Mems Club OF
Trinity Episcopal chu. IN, St. Augustine,
last Wednesday night.
Those who went out to the ball park
yesterday afternoon TO see the local and
] Jacksonville colored teams play, saw
some good ball There were eleven
innings and the locals won by score OF
2 TO 0.
B. F. Florrid, a former welI-known
Palatka citizen now doing business in
jacksonville was pleasant visitor in
the city last week. His many friends
were pleased 10 see him and TO know
that he is prospecting.
TLo EorJ Motor ,r,r,oo ;c ,o,,, I,i,,o |
an auto livery business, and is prepared |
TO serve customers at night as well as
during the day. A man is at the garage |
every night If you want an auto trip
touch the button at the doorway and he
will respond.
Rev. Father Barry pastor of ST. Moni-
cas- Catholic church, sailed on NcdneS-
day from New York for Ireland Before
leaving PaIatka the ladies of the parish
presented their pastor with a fine silk
and purse of money.
DIR. H. r. johnson gave a dinner 10
few friends at his home in the WEIGH
building last Tuesday evening. Among
the guests were the Misses Devercuv,
WclCh and Lucy Gardner, Mrs. o. A.
Holmes, and MeSSrS. ChaS. Burt, II. +.
aud Julian Sutherland.
DR.. A. NJ. Steen has placed in his
office a sanitary multiple nebulizcr and
spraying outfit for treatment of Calarrh
Ind throat troubles. The new inStru-
nentS will get to the very seat of The
rouble, and is one of the latest methods,
having the endorsement of the highest
medical authority.