The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.
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+. J. Fearnside is now in New Yorl
city.
Col. S. ]. Hilburn is again out after
several days confinement with fever.
r. S. Mooney has returned from an
extended visit in Illinois and Indiana.
ST. Augustine was represented here
yesterday by large delegation of Cit.
ZenS.
Postmaster Eugene D. Lounds OF
Crescent City was in the city short
tine Wednesday morning.
Miss Mayme Taylor an accomplished
young lady OF Shiloh, is the guest for o
few days of Miss Minnie Bulky.
Splendid pictures are being shown
nightly al the Orpheum and the size OF
the nightly crowd is evidence of the
public appreciation.
Col. H. NJ. deMontmoIlin has moved
his machinery and oil business into the
store on Second Street next north of
the Palatka News office.
The county commissioners have pur-
chased she'll mound near Dunn's
Creek OF L. ]. Owens al a cost OF $3.50,
and on the inSIallment plan.
Miss Bessie Golden of Live Oak is in
the city on visit TO her brother, Mr.
Ross Colder, and is guest in the home
of Judge and Mrs NJ. l. Coke.
Attorney Geo. w. Bassett has his Of
flee with Attorney A. H. Odom in the
Moragne building, and is fully prepared
TO enter upon the practice OF his pro-
! feSSion.
Frank FearnSide, chairman of the
State democratic executive committee,
was given one of the three extra seats
along with the regular delegates. En-
NETT Wilson and Colonel Appleyard
were given the other two Seats.-Cor.
Pensacola News.
Mrs. J. l.. Bunting and Miss Isla Fearn-
Si1e, sisters of Hon. F. J. FearnSide, ar
rived in the city Tuesday night and will
spend some time here on visit TO their
brothers family.
The Southern Bell Telephone & Telc
graph Co., which recently acquired the
property OF the old Palatka Telephone
Co and 30-year franchise here took
possession OF the property this week.
DR.. f. S. Grill on leaving the National
Democratic Convention al Baltimore on
"Wednesday, went to Philadelphia, from
which city he will go to Utica, n. Y
for months visit with relatives.
Judge NJ. |. Coke who has been laid
up for several weeks with a broken and |
diSlocated hip resulting from a fall, has |
been able TO sill up SOM this week and |
can be said 10 be making slow but
steady improvement. Judge Coke hopes |
TO be out next week.
The Palatka News has shown IFS en-
terpriSe and progress in the purchase of
Model 10 linotype machine. This al.
ready fine weekly will show wonderful
improvement with this valuable add.
ton TO its equipment. The Florida press
is pering.-PenSacOIa News.
Hon. James NJ. CheSser of HolIister
was among the visitors of the week in
the city. Mr. CheSSer has been named
as candidate for the Senate by a cor.
bination socialist and independent parly
which met at the court house some two
weeks ago. Whether he will ACCEPT
the nomination or not, Mr.. Chesser
could not say.
Ii may interest the classmates of War.
rem l.. Sleap, former pupil of the Pa.
latka school, 10 know that he graduated
from the Harvard Grammar School oil
Cambridge, Mass, on June 18th. He I
also took part in the Field Day exercises
Of the Grammar and High schools of
cambridge which took place in tIe
Harvard College Stadium on June II.