The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-26

High School.
Archdcacon Wyllie of ST. Marks
church otiiclated at The funeral of the
late William II. Allen in ST. Augustine
on Monday afternoon.
Palalka Temple of the Pythan Sisters
will hold a meeting next Monday night,
the 29th, and all officers and members
are earnestly urged TO attend.
The city council al a recent session
passed an ordinance providing Tor the
reporting of vital statistics 10 the state
and Federal board OF health, and in con
loImily 10 the state and federal law.
c. c. Jarrett, very pleasant young
man ana brother of B. L. Jarrett OF
the PaIatka abstract office is now ser
ing as clerk in the County Judges OF.
flee in place OF Mrs. Priest, resigned.
A pleasing news item comes from
Paatka 10 the effect that the County
Commissioners and the City Council
will hire gardener al $50 per month 10
care Tor the Court House grounds and
The City Hall park An example that
Others might emulate with profit
WauchuIa Advocate.
]. n. Blackwell returned Wednesday
afternoon alter an absence of several
months in Mississippi and Virginia, and
viii resume the pIaclce OF law. Mr..
| BiaCkWc l! comes direct from Virginia
and says he is in excellent health. He
certainly looks the part.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Earnest are ex-
prctcd home today from an extended
stay III Hot Springs and New York City,
''ol' ""'|" '''ci P''ee 'hey come III
scanning the dry goods and ready.to.
wear markets oil the metropolis.
Prof and oC p,l,,ka hu>;,esS coIrogc
b,, hrrn 50 udrd Win s,,dnnIS .a,o
~ Thai he WIN hr ohli"cd T." T,v,. Hn hi.
business nItir, Il, s,nus.nI> f., iY hn,''
mo - n,rity niIirn rnnn, ti,,cd nm On ,ho
n,nuud unnr nj The hmiIIin" .,Ii,,i,,;,,r
The entrance IN fine cnlIr~n an Eon,,19
Street
an extended visit at Denver. Colorado.
with side trips to some of the great ma.
nunaI parks of the west. Mr.. Cav met
his vile in Jacksonville on Saturday and
they spent Sunday al the Continental
tlolel, Atlantic Beach, returning TO Pa
lalka ON Monday.
Dr A n N-;iIio,,s ~ I,oLso,,;IIo
hr;nodinr nepc,ai cnn,r,,,d ~ Eiar'd"
broad. nj The Corfrdnro,. ormv in mo
woT be,veen tho S,otns hos osLod ME-
RoSalue Coke popular young lady of
this city and daughter of the late Judge
NJ. |. Coke, TO be one OF the sponsors
al the reunion OF Florida Confederate
Veterans 10 be held in Pensacola the
2lSt OF next month
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many friends in PaIatka.
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Rev. DR.. John O'Brien, rector of the
| Catholic Cathedral, ST. Augustine, was
a distinguished visitor in Palatka this
week and The guest of Rev. Father
Barry al ST. MoniCaS Teetory. DR..
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n aiI ,S s'"'''ieN Win MS ''S''S ~ Tue
yin 'o""'
Frank d. WatIleS, 4 we'll known
Palaka printer, and d. w. RamSeur,
one of the leading druggists OF that city |
and member of the firm of the Curtis !
Drug Company of St. Augustine, are |
spending the day in the city on bust |
ness. Both gentlnmen were very much |
interested in the announcement that ST. |
Augustine expects TO have a big power
boat meet next spring and stated that
Palatka would undoubtedly be well
represented. They also mentioned the
fact that Palatka has a splendid race
course on the ST. Johns river but that
the wafer hyacinthS make racing condi-
lions so uncertain, it would not be safe
TO attempt putting on a program.-St.
Augustine Record.
Co.,, Troo. 1oh D1
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Md lG - 49, So" , vi a Juuse ol morse
tio}; '"T neen openu,hs inuti' Vi MS
a,'d d .h "' up uu,'ns inc PaSt summer
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