The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-02

w. L. Merriam mas gone 10 NllWau- |
kee, Wis, for a months vacation. The
leading product OF Milwaukee is not
lumber
c. l.. Greenwood, the well.known
merchant of Welaka, was shaking hands
with numerous friends in this city on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Morris Lamon and two children
are reporting pleasant time in the hill
dis;ric; Of Indiana, where they are viS-
ting relatives.
Horace Prior of Jacksonville, a for
mer prominent citizen OF this county
whose home was at Lake Como, was 4
visitor in the city yesterday.
Judge !. l.. Burton of Crescent City
who as usual is spending the summer al
his cottage on Summer Haven beach,
was in the city short time yesterday.
The FearnSidc Clothing Co. is having
two weeks special sale OF mems
clothing and names some most atirac-
live prices in its advertisement in anoth-
er column.
J. H, Merryday, whose illness was
mentioned last week, has so far recover
ed as 10 be able 10 go TO Daytona Beach,
where he hopes for more rapid re-
Covery.
DIR. E. S. Grill, who has been spend
ing the time since the adjournment of
the Baltimore convention with relatives
in central New York state, arrived
home on the late train last night.
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Gainesville, who is 10 get out Palatka'ss
new City Directory, is in the city and
at work on the new compilation. Mr..
Burtz is stopping at the Putnam House.
Capt and Mrs. A. L. Glass of Gaines.
willie arrived in the city Tuesday. Capt.
Glass left on Wednesday, but Mrs. Glass
and the children will spend some time
visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. NJ.
!. Coke.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Yelverton Jr eX-
pect TO leave next Monday for months
vacation in New York City and other
points of Interest in the effete east.
They will take the ocean voyage from
Jacksonville 10 New York.
Tax Assessor Billiard has began the
work OF writing up his books for the
year As usual the work will be done
On the type writer, and Mr.. Billiard has
engaged as his assistant this year Mr..
Black, a popular west Putnam teacher.
|. F. Jackson returned yesterday from
an outing of several weeks at Summer
Haven. He is said TO have established
| while there 4 new fishing record; al
| least such record is being vouched fol
by Judge Burton, one of the contestants
Frank FearnSide jr., who has beer
/ spending some two months at Ho
Springs for rheumatism, is now fully re
| covered. He left the springs last weel
for Oklahoma, where he will visit rela
| lives for time.
The Misses Belle and Estelle McKen
zie, daughters of Hon. ii. A. B. MCken
zie editor of the Times Herald, Sailet
on the steamship Suwanee of the Mer
chants and Miners line on WedneSda.
from Jacksonville for Baltimore.
| The new State Bank of Palatka ex
poets TO open its doors for business in
| few days. The office of the bank il
the Merryday block on Lemon street i
nearly ready and Mr.. Howell, the cash
Ter, says that all they are waiting for
the arrival of the safe.
| Cypress Camp, Woodmcn of th
| World, are not going TO work so har
during the balance of the hot season
And during August and September wor
has gone out that instead OF week.
meetings they will be monthly, on th
fourth Friday night OF these months.
Hon. S. J. Hilburn, D. w. Ramsar
and F. D. WauleS are leaving today fc
Tate Springs, Tenn, for an absence {
several weeks All have had tender
CIV 10 fever of the malarial variety, an
the waters of these springs have rep
taton for putting the kibosh on tn
sort OF thing, hence the trip.
l. D. Cannon & Co. is the name
a new retail meat firm which will ope
for business tomorrow in the Tilghma
building opposite the Opheum theate
The new firm proposes TO have its ma
ket kept in a neat and wholly santa
condition and to merit share of Il
public patronage
0. l. Roberts returned Wednesd
from months Sojourn at Hot Spring
IlArk., whittier he went 10 secure SurCea
of pain from rheumatism. Mr.. Robel
reports that he is greatly improved al
that the outlook on life now is mut
roster than when he was put aboard Il
train and headed for the healing wat Il
Archdeacon Wyllie, rector of
Marks Episcopal church, has gone
New York, where Mrs. Wylie and 4
children have been for some tim
During the absence OF the rector, viii
will al least be through August, 4
only service at the church will be MOI
ing Prayer each Sunday at II a. m,
be conducted by MIR. Painter.
The G. Lopez Bailey Co. of this G
\ has secured the service of MIR. Z.
! Hall, one of the most successful life
! surance writer's in the south, and W
4 will hereafter make Palatka his he:
81 quarters. For some time Mr.. Hall
4 been the district agent of the Hartfc
Lille Insurance Co for the East Goa
. The change simply places him with
State Agency Of the same company a
gives him larger field. Mr.. Hall |
GuaIified for the Hartford's SlO0,C
club and leaves this week for HaTtfC
Conn, as the guest OF the company.