The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-01
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

is one Of the new students attendin!
the Palatka Business College.
Mrs. A. M. Haughton is spending
few days in Jacksonville TINS weel
and is the guest Of Mrs. Farker Smith
c. P. Cooper spent the week en-,
WlLn mrs. cooper and little son, re
turning to Jacksonville on Monday.
George Seaton one of the large
orange growers of Crescent City ant
owner OF the famous Lisnaro grove
was visitor in the city this week
Miss Dorothy Davis of Sanford i.
visiting her grand mother, Mrs. f
d. AcKerman.
Hon. and Mrs. T. Dewitt Gray anc
little daughter Nancy, are in the city
visiting Mr.. Gray's mother, Mrs. H. A
Gray.
Mrs. J.. E. Harrison and little sor
who have been visiting in Atlanta
and Chattanooga during the past two
months arrived home on Wednesday
Mrs. J. H. Randolph who has been
making prolonged visit with her pa
rents, Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Grill, left
for her home in Norfolk, Va, on Wed.
nesday.
There is rejoicing in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marvin over the ad
vent of Little Joe Jr, in the family on
the 18th ult. He is the joy of the
household.
The Palatka Heights Campaign
Committee presents its side of the
annexation question in this Issue.
TIE article will be found on another
page.
1t is little less than cruel for sew
eral of our leading attornyes to ZEN
ter into conspiracy" to destroy the
legal tangle Charley Burt and Fran,
Sands had set up as a reason for
keeping the Heights in the country.
Looking to the making of a Great
er Palatka, an election will be held
there August on the question of
taking Palatka Heights into the city
limits. The citizens of the Heights,
however, are fighting the opposition.
i iorioa llmes-union'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Gillespie Of
Waycross, Ga. arrived in the citv 1aei
Friday and Mrs. Gillespie will remain
some days visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Fry. Mrs.
Gillespie will be remembered as one
of Palatka's charming June brides.
Lewis Delicatessen is the name IF
a new grocery store at 71S lemon
street, lust established hv Mr. Lewis
of Asheville, N. C. Mr., Lewis has =
prosperous business in fancy GROCER.
les at Asheville. but comes to Palatka
because of Mrs. Lewis haalt6 He
should do a good business here
to New York last Monday owing ~
the serious illness If hiS yo,n9oSt
child. Owing to his abcnnca ~
archdeacon authorizes Tho NewS ~
announce that during Arcnst tboro
will be no services at g. Narlis
church. AVA 81 ND
Frank Meier died at the home of
MS brother, George W. Meier in
West Palatka HEIGHTS last SATURDAY.
Iity. JuIv 4tb 1886 hnt f. for wv tbe n otH
10 Years has been residant n Ft p"i'
la. in St, Johns countv He ;s en- sIr
lived bv his only brother Caor~o
". Meier of this citv N'1 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Hutchinson
md their little daughter of Atlanta.
Who have been visiting at the home
u Mr.. Hutchinson's parents, County
Jerk and Mrs. Henry Hutchinson,
or the past ten days expect to return
IN Thursday thew maid % visit N ~ icy.
Id home in Crescent civ ''' ~ 'l'-''
Mrs. Hennessy entertained at thu
'utnam House last Saturday after
DON in honor of her charming guest.
lrs. Payne of Welaka. Those who
njoyed the delights of Mrs. Hennes
Us party were Mrs. S. Worden, Mrs. I;
:. N. Smith, Mrs. D. J. Caughlin. Mrs. !
=. j. Barnett, Mrs Geo. E. Cav and
II D. 4'I' M NlCheES. Cd scores were |
lade by Mesdames Gay and Caugh-
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Charles Priddy, superintendent of !
lie marine hosting plant of the Pa. '
tka Auto and Supply Co., left for. d
lie far west last Saturday, his obiec S
We point being the State of Wash. Y
gtOn, where he has been rendered !
altering business opportunities t
substantially the same line 7
r. Priddy has long lived in Palatka
I'd is one of our most substantial
I'd popular young men. His depar- I
re is generally regretted.
p, '
nose eminent authorities on con- I
ltutloh law, Charles Burt and Frank 7