The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-22
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

Mrs. E. w. Gray and Mrs. W. II.
Hoyt left Wednesday for Henderson
Vile, N. c., and other points north
Mrs. T. j. Barnett left last week
for stay of some time at Saluda,
North Carolina.
L. X. Tucker has returned from his
vacation and is feeling benefited
also looking benefited.
Judge J. E. Marshall and daughter
have gone on months visit to the
north.
Miss Emma Creekman who was to
have left last week on vacation Wis
it to the north, has been detained ow-
ing to the illness of her mother.
Miss Sarah Andersen, a popular
young lady of Crescent City has been
the guest this week of Dr. and Mrs.
Warren.
w. j. Newman of Crescent City
came over in his automobile with some
friends to see the ball game on Tues
day.
Judge i. E. Haskell returned from
North Conway, N. H., on Saturday
and is again busy with his official du
ties as County Judge.
Mrs. Dir. Geo. E. Welch and Miss
WEIGH re leaving this week for Vir-
ginia, where they will spend somG
time at u famous resort, and then con-
tinue their journey on to New York.
T. +. Pearce of the business depart
ment Of the Tampa Tribune was one
Of the Tampa delegates to the meet
ing of the Spanish War veterans here
on Tuesday.
City ticket agent Martin of the
Union Station went to Alabama on
business on Friday night of last week.
returning home on Wednesday Of this
week.
Remember your vote is needed in or
der to secure bonds for building new
High School building in Palatka. The
election will be held on September 9th,
Talk to your neighbors about the need
of this new building,
Mrs. George E. Gay, who is visiting
the family of her uncle in Denver,
Colorado, has gone on side trip to
the Glacier National Park in Montana.
Mr.. Gay is still selling groceries at
the old stand
Mrs. William Turnage and children
and her father, Mr. H. l. Miner, left
last week for Chicago where they will
visit friends several weeks before go
ing to Chattanooga, which city is to be
their future home.
DR.. George E. Welch, Palatka's
overworked and popular physician is
spending the week amid his boyhood
scenes at his old home, Nicholasville.
in the famed blue grass section of
Kentucky.
Chester Norton brought an auto
mobile filled with young men from
Crescent City to see the Palatka~
Hastings game on Tuesday. Among
the number were DR.. G.. C. Hardie.
John Reynolds, T. C. Darby,Jr., and
some others.
Last Saturday night John T. Bond
held crowd in the street and on the
sidewalk spellbound while he auction
ed off lot of household goods for {?
party who was anxious to leave here
On Sunday. The party left on time
and with her money on her inside
pocket, thanks to Mr.. Bonds persua
sive eloquence.
d. W. Ramsaur, who was First
Lieutenant of the Gem City Guards,
the company which left for the Span.
| lshAmerican war fifteen wears
ago, could not be here to attend
the annual reunion of the Florida
Spanish war veterans, having been
called to Boston to attend the annual
meeting of the United Drug Co.
Paul R. Jacobson, the young son of
|. Jacobson late proprietor of the Sar-
2toga Hotel, left on Tuesday morning
Tor Detroit, Mich, where he will try
to secure a place in some one of the
large automobile factories. The Young
man has quite talent for automobile
work. He should make success in
this line, and all his. friends here at
least are hopeful for him
Rev. P. Q. Cason of the First Bap-
fist church has been holding evange-
listic meetings in Alachua, Bradford
and Clay counties during the past
three weeks, preaching two and three
tunes daily and returning to Palatka
each Saturday to hold his regular
Sunday service here. Mr.. Cason when
seen on Tuesday showed the effects of
his hard work. He appeared weary
and this is the first time we have seen
this energetic pastor look tired. He
states that his meetings have been
most successful and that many acces
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Mrs Benjamin Harvey, wife of the
old man who was killed by the Ocala
Northern train on Tuesday of last
week and who was in upper New
York at the time, arrived here on Fri
day with her daughter. They SOLD
their household effects at Peniel ana
made arrangements for the sale of
their small farm. On Tuesday Of
Tins week they returned to New York
taking the body of the old man with
them for interment there. Mooney q
Davis the undertakers had preserved
the body for shipment. Mrs. Harvey
VIII not return to Florida.
The st. Johns River Sunday school
convention is to be held at Pencil on
saturday and Sunday, Sept. 9Th and
'th. Visitors and delegates from Pa
.atka can take a train over the OcaIa
Northern for Peniel at $50 a. m. and
another at l p. m. Peniel is onl,
some three or four miles out. Those
who can not go by train can arrange
Tor transportation by notifying Groy-
en- Frederick, Palatka, route 2, and he
VIII arrange to meet them and ar.
range transportation to the church
The Ocala Northern Station at Pc
HIel is within sight of the church
Next week The News will publish the
tuIl program of the convention.
Chas. H. Sieg wants the name If
Lemon street changed; he is not "a
particular what new name is given
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