The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-03-08
Crescent City News

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] there was little ground to base hop
for his recovery. But on Sunday h
took turn for the better and his friend
were greatly encouraged to hope 70
his complete recovery. He was attende,
, by his brother, Geo. Calhoun and DR.
Henson, who also called in consultation
Drs. Welch and Johnson OF Palatka ant
DR.. ]. w. Inches, a visiting physician
now here.
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John K. Hill, for the past three wears
an honored citizen of this town. died |
suddenly at his home on South Summit |
street last Saturday afternoon of heart
failure. Mr.. Hill was in his usual |
health up to Friday when he was com. |
PEELED 10 take his bed. His decline was
then rapid until the hour of his death
$50 p. m. Saturday. The funeral was
held at the Episcopal church on Sunday
afternoon and-was conducted by Rev.
Adelbert McGinniss, rector of the
church, and who spoke briefly but feel
ingly of the Christian character of the
departed. The body was taken from
the church TO the train and with Mrs.
Hill and har dauohtar Mre W;Ioon %