The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-07-21
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City happenings and !
Personal mention. [

w. S. Prior OF Lake Como was 'viSi-
tor in the city yesterday.
w. II. Rowton OF Jacksonville spent
Sunday in the city with relatives.
Miss Lucy Gardner left Wednesday
for 10 days vacation at Daytona Beach.
ill with fever at her home on Dodge
street.
w. N. Cox, late Union depot ticket
agent, has returned from trip to the
west.
Judge John E. Marshall expec's to
spend the month of August in and
around Boston.
H. Finley Tucker and brother, Law
renee, have gone TO Daytona Beach in
Mr.. fuckers automobile.
A Usina expects TO leave next week
for Detroit and other cities in the north
and west for a months absence.
Mrs. KimmonS and Miss DeNall of
Live Oak are here on a visit 10 their
sister, Mrs, M. F. Benet
Miss Maude KennerIy left this week
for Daytona Beach where she will
spend few weeks guest at the Seaside
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Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Z. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Smith of Jacksonville
were in the city over Sunday visiting
old friends.
The Pa!atka Temple of Pythian Sisters
has suspended meetings until Septem-
Der 18th, on account of the warm
weather.
Gerard Alexander of Crescent City,
manager of the Lake George Farms
Colony was business visitor in the city
yesterday.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold their regular review in Odd Eel
lows Hall, Thursday, July 9th al 3
o'clock.
Mrs. II. F. LeckS daughter and son
have taken the Stewart cottage at Day
tona Beach for the summer and left for
that place this week.
Mrs. Geo. E. Gay has Joined the Pa
latka colony which makes up the large
part of the summer contingent at the |
popular Seaside Inn, Daytona Beach.
A. L. Rogers and family who have
resided at EustiS for some years past,
returned TO Palatka on Wednesday and
are living on Kirkland street.
Capt. ]. E. Lucas returned last week |
from visit of several weeks to his wife |
and children at Caledonia, Mo. The |
family will return 10 Palatka in the fall |
Mrs. Geo. c. Kuhl and little daughter. |
Henrietta, who have been the guests of |
their aunt, Mrs. H. A. Bulky, for the past |
three weeks, returned TO their home at |
Shiloh, Fla, on Monday.
F. A. Gerber has gone to Philadelphia,
New York and Boston on a combined |
business and pleasure trip. While in |
New York he will attend the furniture
exposition and make such selections as
he thinks will lead in this market.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Kennerly and Miss
Lucille kennerly went TO Daytona Beach |
in their motor car last Sunday via Ores
cent City, Seville and DeLand and re-
turned Monday morning. Mr.. Kcnnerly
reports the road this way in fairly fine
condition most of the way.
Mrs. ]. Messmcr and Mr.. and Mrs.
AA~AtJ AiSooiiSi NApSNi W lCdNC OI NIuu-
day for Edneyville, n. c., where they
will spend the balance of the summer.
Edneyville is in the mountain district,
about II miles from HcnderSonvIIe.
Mrs R. F. Adams left yesterday for
the North Carolina mountain section to
spend the balance of the heated term
She was Joined here by her father, Hon.
J. II. Harp, Mrs. Harp, and other friends
from Crescent City, who also go to the
same place.
DR.. H. L. Miller practicing physi.
clan of Hampton, was a visitor in the
city Wednesday, and expects TO locate
here. DIR. Miller is a Son-n-law of cx
County Commissioner Rogers of Put
nam Hall. The doctor will probably
take hospital course in northern
hospital before coming 10 the city.
Hon. Frank ], Fearnsde, of Palatka,
is being most favorably spoken of by
the press of the State for the chairman
ship of the State Democratic Executive
Committee. There's not better man
in the state where trueneSS to principle
and an uprightneSS withaI is wanted
than is TO be found in Mr.. Fearnside-
ST. Augustine Meteor
Mrs. M. c. Fisk, modest, has arranged
10 open dress making parlors in what
was the parlorS of the Arlington Hotel.
with entrance on North Third street.
Mrs. Fisk was formerly in charge of the
dress making department of EarneSt's.
and is not unknown to the ladies OF
Palatka. She is an artist in her line and
should meet with instant success, as she
undoubtedly will.
Mr.. H. Finley Tucker, of Palatka.
Fla, representing the H. Finley Tucker !
& Bro. insurance agency of Palatka,
who has been spending several days in S
Miami looking after the interests of his
company, left for home on the evening
train yesterday. Mr.. Tucker is the state
agent of the Continental Casualty Com
pany, of Chicago, and is also special
agent for the State of Florida for a mum.
Der of the leading fire insurance compa.
MES which are represented by several
local Miami agents. Miami Metropolis. .
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Green of Fruit.
land, l.. X. Tucker of this city and Mr.
George Tucker of South Carolina left
on Wednesday for Miami where they
will participate in a family reunion and
attend the Miami celebration. Mr.
Green, who is a member of the county
school board says he would like TO al
tend the 50th anniversary of the Battle q
of Manassas, in which he participated, e
but cannot. Mr. Green was then
young man of 20; he is now 20. lie
was severely wounded in that battle,
a ball passing through his arm and Slrk- fl
ing small testament which he had in
his pocket. 1t was the testament that ,
saved his life. d
Hon. and Mrs. Robt w. Davis and q
In lillian, Of -