The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-05
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

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Tom Mellon gave 4 launch party up
Dunn's Creek last Monday.
John Warns of Georgetown was doing
business in the city on Monday.
]. M. Timmons and young son of
Bannerville were visitors in the city this
week
T. F. Baker of Satsuma Heights was
prominent business visitor in the city |
Monday.
L. ]. Mcleod, promising young bust
ness man of Welaka, was a Wednesday
visitor in the city.
G. E. Gillette, the we'll known mer-
chant of Interlachen, was in the city
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. M. E. Erwin and her mother,
Mrs. Waldron, of Pomona, were visi-
tors in the city yesterday.
H. H. Bryant one of the old and in
fluential citizens of Welaka, was visi.
tor in the city last Monday.
The choir of St. James Methodist
church will render special musical ser
vice Easter Sunday morning.
The swimming pool at the Saratoga
Hotel has been enlarged and cleaned,
and will be open again TO the public
tomorrow.
Miss Lorena Watson, a popular young
lady of the Bannerville section, has
been visiting friends in Palatka most of
the present week.
John N. Walton left on Thursday
for Rockdale, Tenn, where he will en-
Joy rest OF some three or four weeks
from the cares of business.
The G. Lopez Bailey insurance office
is being moved TO its new quarters in
the Ray building on Lemon street, next
TO the Putnam National Bank.
George EvilIe, foreman of the railroad
shops at High Springs, is here this week
on visit TO his father, MIR. Samuel
Eville of Palatka Heights.
The Putnam Circuit Court will hold
its spring term next week, with Judge
Jas. T. Wills of Gainesville presiding,
and States Attorney A. V. Long OF
Starke as prosecuting officer.
Mrs. E. Goldwater of New York, with
her little daughter, who has been spend
ing the winter with her relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. S. Brown on North Third
ST., left for her home last week.
Sam Hilburn will run a good race fol
Congress over in the Second District
and thousands are predicting that he
will be the Observation-Disclosures Demo
Crat.
Attorney ]. n. Blackwell is again on
on the streets greeting friends Mr.
Blackwell is making rapid recovery ant
soon expects to start north for rest ant
reCuperation
T. o. Plunkett Gen. Agent Cotton
Culture department of the Southern r.,
system, of Chattanooga, Tenn, and r
E. Grabel, Field Agent c. c. Dept. TO
Georgia and Florida, were in the city Of
business yesterday.
Mr.. ]. ]. Gray, jr., of Rockdale, Tenn,
for some time the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
]. n. Walton, left on Monday for 81
Petersburg. He expected to meet MI
Walton in Jacksonville yesterday. whe
. both were 10 leave for Tennessee.
]. Stuart Lewis, candidate for Adj
tant-General, has completed his tour {
South Florida and reports indicate hi
election in the first primary. The Su
has no word OF cenSure for either of iii
other candidates, but commendS Stua
Lewis to the people as man in ever
respect worthy of their voteS.-Gaine!
Vile Sun.
HeniS Peterman, supervisor OF regi
tration for Putnam county, is now har
at work preparing the county book
Mr.. Petermann states that he has Owe
800 names TO transfer and over 400 me-
registered voters TO enroll. This,
said Mr.. Petermann, sis the largest Ell
rollment of new voters | have eve
registered in all the years have serve
in this office"
The United States Civil Service Con
mission has announced an examinatio
for applicants for positions in the pos
office clerk and carrier service, for p
latka on May 4lh next. All applcan
for positions must file applications /
the close of business April 9th. The
can get all information needed by a
plying to Postmaster D. NJ. Kirby of tn
city.
mere IS al lcdSt one happy Cdlulud
and that is our old friend, HeniS Pete
man, the well-known county supervise
of registration, who has no opposition
Mr.. Peterman takes great pride in h
books and has been in office with ii
exception of but the part of one ter
many, many years. ii wish you wouI
thank the people," said he, '1or the
generosity as expressed by giving me Il
nnDncitipD in tho urinary CprtainI
appreciate it and will continue TO faiII
fully perform the duties of the office