The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
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City Happenings ana
Personal Tllenticn.

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Miss M'Nab is visiting Mrs. ]. v. earns
al Orange Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings and family, Of
Illinois. are here for the winter.
The 0cala Northern trains are now
running regularly between this city and
0cala.
Nv. Cams OF Orange Park has been
in the city some this week, guest At
the Putnam.
Miss Marjorie Barsiow was the guest
a part of last week of Miss Irene Gard
ner al Pomona
r. L. Heating OF Ocaia spent Thurs
day in the city, coming over on The
ocala Northern trzin-
Saturday evening hops are regular iea-
lures Of Putnam House life. Another
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. w. NJ. Gallagher and her daugh-
fer, Mrs A. E. Kirby, of Duluth will
spend the season At the Putnam House.
Miss Meryin Ray who has been visit
ing friends in the city for week or two
left for her home in Gainesville on We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Lane McGregor OF Duluth,
Mimi, arrived last Saturday for a visit
with their mother, Mrs. ]. w. McGregor,
of Palatka Heights.
Mrs. E. NJ. Earnest left this morning
for New York where she will spend
some three weeks in the market select
ing spring goods.
The ladies of ST. James Methodist
church will hold cake sale al Miss
KATE Lucas store on Saturday of next
week, February 10Th.
The last issue of the Florida Christian
Advocate Published sermon by Rev.
w. Nj. Poage, pastor of ST. James NJ. E.
church IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Merrill, Miss Mary
Merrill and Mr.. Joe Merrill expect to
spend Sunday in Crescent City, guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Gowen.
Mrs l. A. Hurlbut, lady prominent
| in the social life of Crescent City, with
several lady friends from that place, was
visitor in Palatka on Tuesday.
The lights OF the new PaIatka lighting
company, whose five year contract for
lighting the streets OF the city went into
effect last night, are binding.
]. Almon Rosenberg, a student at
John B. Stetson University, DeLand,
spent the week end with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Rosenberg
Mr.. Ledbetter OF the Putnam House
entertained a large launch party, made
up of guests al the house, on the river
one night this week
On Monday evening the 18th inst. the
Ladies Aid Society OF the Methodist
church will present two-act farce en-
titled The Singing School" at The
Howell Theater.
The Athletic Association gave a very
pleasant dancing party al the new club
house last Tuesday night. These Tues
day evening dances will be weekly
feature from now on for Association
members
The domestic science department oil
the Woman's Club under the leadership
OF Mrs. S. ]. Hilburn, will meet at the
home of Mrs. NJ S. Brown on North
Third street this friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
D. Jamison Doggart late OF Atlanta
and New York has arrived TO have
charge OF the office at the Putnam
House. Mr.. Doggart is a most genial
gentleman and one who knows how 10
look after the interests of his guests.
A. L. Glass late superintendent of the
Gainesville & Gull R'y. was in the city
on Wednesday Since retiring from
the management OF the above road Mr..
Glass has been made vice-preSideni oil
| the Bankers Trust Co. OF Jacksonville,
though his home is still in Gainesville.
DR.. John Jackson of Lyons, Indiana,
visited at the home OF c. j. O'Hayer al
/ keuka last week and returned north at
ter brief stop in ST. Augustine and
| Jacksonville. DIR. Jackson left his wife
and babies at Keuka TO remain until
spring.
The Palatka Gas Lighf and Fuel Co.
/ has reduced the price of Illuminating
gas TO consumers from $3.50 10 s.. 90 per
/ thousand cubic feet with an additional
| 10 per cent discount to all whose bills
exceed S. per month. Notice OF the re-
duction is officially. made in another
column of this paper.
A party of prominent Floridians regis
tering at the Duyal yesterday consisted
of Mr.. Fred B. Magaw and Mr. ]. A.
Rentz, of 0cala, the latter the secretary
OF the Ocala Northern Railroad Com
pany, and MIR. William S. Herring,
manager of The Putnam House, at Pa
laika.-Times Union.
The new lighting company when il
made its bid for lighting the streets oil
Palatka, accompanied that bid with a
certified check for 81 900 as an evidence
of good faith and its determination to
carry out the contract The council
| committee returned the check. Now
the people have neither lights, mol
money, nor good faith.
A party of PaIatka people moiored
over 10 St Augustine yesterday, spend.
ing the day al the Monson House. The
party included Mr.. and Mrs. c. ].
Rogero, Miss Winifred Haughton, Miss
Mervin Ray, Mrs. ]. H. Haughton and
Mrs F. r. Merrill They spent the AZ
iernoon motoring around the city, and
returned 10 Palatka last evening. -Si
Augustine Record.
Miss Kate L. Lucas leaves tomorrow
for New York where she will be in the
center OF the spring millinery fashion.
for some three weeks making selection.
of goods. Mrs. Fafnhan, head trimmei
at the store, is even now in New York
where she will meet Miss Lucas, and
return. Both expect 10 be here in am
pie time to arrange for the spring open
ing early in March.
| The postmislress at East Paiatka made