The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-25
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City Happenings and
Personal mention.

| spent several Gays Ill IlS ClIy WIS
week.
Mrs. Warner 7. IIamm left on Tues.
Jay last for an extended visit with
ner parents, Mr. and Mrs, d. j. Eli
.ott, at Salisbury, Maryland.
Mrs. Clarence Kennerly left on
Monday for visit with her brother,
a prominent attorney of Washington,
d. C.
Louis Kalbfeld went over to Cres-
cent City with the baseball team on
tuesday and enjoyed himself just like
any other boy.
T. j. Knight of the real estate firm
Of O'Haver & Knight is just now en-
Dying a vacation at the home of his
parents in Jennings, Florida.
C. H. Preston and W. S. Newbold,
prominent citizens of Crescent City,
we're business visitors in Palatka on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Willie Metcalf and Miss Daisy
Livingston left this week for a tour
# the west and will be gone several
months.
Chas NJ. billiard former business
man of this city who is now a leader
m the insurance field at Tampa, spent
day or two in the city this week
visiting his brother, J.Watler billiard
Jesse d. Bulky spent Sunday with
his mother and sisters. Mr.. Bulky,
who was for some eleven vars
1 valued attache of The Paatka News
is now holding responsible position
with the Ocala Star.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Albro died on Tuesday morn
ing. The little one lived but a few
hours after birth. The sympathy of
the people will generally go out to
this popular young couple in their
bereavement.
Miss Blanche Brown, very charm.
ing young lady of Hastings, is spend
ing the week in the city the guest of
Miss Annie Bruce. Miss Brown is
the sister Of Miss June Brown, one of
the popular teachers in our public
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby late of Colo
RADIO, who recently made the trip
from the far west to Plaatka in their
touring car have rented the home
Of Mrs. Willie Metcalf on North
Third street, and will open the same
as first-class boarding house.
The Palatka baseball club went
over to Crescent City in launch last
tuesday to play game with the club
at that place. Only four innings
were played, when the game was stop
ped by rain. The score stood l to 0
at the close of the fourth in favor of
the Palatka team.
The regular midweek prayer meet
ing at Trinity church, was conducted
this week by Oscar Hilburn, the tai !
ented young son of DR.. and Mrs. ]. P. |
tiIburn, who has just graduated
from the law department of Wander
ollt University. His method of Bible
instruction was unique and highly |
Observation-Disclosures Democrat |
Mrs. w. N. Blackwood of Palatka
is in the city, having come to look
after some business matters. She es-
tabllshed the business known as the
Sanitary Cleaning and Pressing club
in this city, but sold the same a few
weeks ago. Mrs. Blackwood has ma
ny friends here who are always glad
to greet her.-Gainesville Sun.
Woodford Blackwell, deputy in the
county tax assessors office, was call
ed to Palatka last night by a tele
gram containing information that
MS father, J. N. Blackwell, was ser.
ouSly Ill. Some time ago Mr.. Black
we'll suffered stroke of apopleyy.
ard has never regained his usual
lealth. His son left last night for
'alatka.-Miami Metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Howell A. Davis and
hldren now on their way overland
rom Rochester, N. Y, in their bio
curing car, arrived at Stanton, Va.
N the 18th inst. Writing to Mr.. H
Fearnside from that place on tha
Mr.. Davis stated that it had been ,
aiming there necessarily for several \
avs and as the roads were of CLAW
hey would be delayed at Stanton a
ONE time u
ut certainly requires a lot of !,
erve," remarked a well-known bust IL
eSs man the other day, "for those Il
alatka Heights people who do bust s.
eSs IN the city and enjoy all the priv +
eyes OF paved streets, etc, to make q
ne kick they do against annexation. Il
hat in thunder they would do out e
lere without this city to draw on for :!
living is more than | can under. u
and. They have been riding this W
zee horse long enough" pI
There are individuals living in Pa 9,
tka Heights and doing business in ,,
alatka There being no business to 10
in the Heights) coming into the
ty daily and enjoying all the privi
ges of brick paved streets, etc, who
e perfectly willing to 90 along and
the people who reside within the IN
'esent corporate limits of the CITY n
ar their proportion of the burden. tn
hey are enjoying Representation Sc
thout Taxation" and are quite con- lie
Mt. 10
Judge f. E. Haskell left on Sunday q, %
r his third trip to New Hampshire a. 40
is summer. Public office is. inter. II. IL
ring with Judge HaskelPs Usually '"
ppy way of spending the summer -
tn Mrs. Haskell in the New Hamp- u
Ire mountains. The Judge expects 7.
return to Palatka about the 18th Of VI,
lgust, when he will spend several S ~,
'eks here catching up with the work "a
his office and probably return again NJ.
fourth short stay in the noun P p5'
ms. 1t is probable that if any one ~
tempted to convince Judge Haskell ~
at a public office is a private snac N f
" would find if dificnlt OF