The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-19
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City Happenings and
Personal fl1enticn.


Mr., and Mrs. NJ. M. VickerS left on
Monday for months visit in Maryland.
Hon. S. ]. TIilburn visited Tallahas
see the carly part of the week.
Hon. John p. Wall was a visitor in
the city last Monday.
Emmett Deem of Bunnell was visitor
in the city on Wednesday.
w. ]. Bryan a well known farmer OF
the Carraway section was a visitor here
on Wednesday.
The Baptist Philalhea's wish to thank
The people ior their patronage during
their cake aad candy sale last Saturday
All young ladies are cordially invited
10 attend the Philathea class of the Bap
fist church every Sunday at 9:44 a. IN.
Attorneys A. H. Odom, H. C. Merry
day and J. c. Calhoun spent yesterday
in Gainesville.
Mrs. David Howell and Mrs. R. W.
VanBrunt have gone on a visit to
Kentucky.
Mrs. Ralph Phillips has been spend
ing the week visiting friends in Jack
sonville.
Dr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cyrus, have
returned from a pleasant season al
Daytona Beach.
The Schooners Hudson and Record,
OF New York have been loading will
lumber this week from The Wilson Cy.
press Co.'S mills.
Mrs. c, E. Thigpin and Mrs. S. J.
Cone, who are in Asheville, N. c., will
visit other mountain resorts before re-
turning home.
Justice John E. Marshall and
daughter who have been taking a va
cation in the north are expected
acme today or tomorrow.
Judge E. E Haskell left last Sat
urday evening for his summer home
in North Conway, N. H. He will not
return till near the end of October.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Coogler who have re.
Gently purchased a home in Green
cove Springs, expected to move to
that city this week.
Mrs. ]. N. Walton, Miss Susie Lee
Walton and Mr. j. c. Vertrees re
turned this week from their outing at
Summer Haven.
Arthur A. Corcoran, assistant secre
ary of the Wilson Cypress Co., who
has been spending some vacation week,
in Michigan, has returned and taken III
again the routine of work.
There will be no band concert Sat
arday night and Sunday Afternoon
next as has been the custom, and
that is one part of the life worth liv-
,ng in Palatka that will be missed.
Mrs. w E. Wattles and daughter,
Inez, and Miss Mary Tucker, who
lave been spending some time al
Summer Haven, returned home last
Friday.
Mrs. John H. Tienken and daughter,
Miss Winnie, are in the city from
Jacksonville for short stay with
ler sister, Mrs. F. A. Wall of 125
First street.
w. S. Fry the jeweIer has moved back
INTO his old quarters at the corner o
Lemon and Second streets, and which
has been undergoing extensive repairs
md improvements during his temporary
sojourn in the Griffin block.
Deputy Sheriff P. NJ. Hagan has
oeen in Jacksonville this week in at
tendance upon his brother, N. B. Ha
gan, a member of the jacksonville
police force who was shot by negro
desperate last Sunday night.
The Rev. Patrick Barry of PaIatka has
been appointed permanent pastor of the
South Jacksonville parish. All Roman
Catholics are requested to attend a re.
ceplion to be held Wednesday evening
at 1880 al the home of Mr. and Mrs. /.
whitaker Tor the purpose of meeting
Father Barry.-TimeS, Union.
The [board Of trade has voiced the
voice OF Palatka in opposing the cree
ton OF hitching posts on the Court
House square. But some provision
should be made for the care of far
mer's horses and wagons driven to
the city. Palatka wants these people
TO come, come often, and make them |
selves at home when here.
Chief-of.Police r. A. Warn returned
last week from vacation of some five
weeks al Tate Spring and WaynesvilIe,
N. Z. tie comes back much impovcd
IN health and with gain of ten pounds
lVerdupoiS made up of fried chicken
and Other good living of the mountains
including all kinds of fresh vegetables
and LutteImilk. He cnjoped his vaca.
ton, and hopes to live to go again.
Thomas F. Pearce of the business dc.
partment of the Tampa Tribune, and
who spent several days in Palatka dur.
ing the convention of Spanish War vet
Grams, died in Tampa last Monday. Mr..
Pearce will be well remembered by
many people in this city. AT the recent
convention of veterans here he was
elected Adiulant OF the Department of
Florida, with the rank of Colonel. He
vas one of the best known and best
liked men in Tampa.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lively of Nc. :
Minnville, Tenn, are in the city for
visit OF some time with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Z. Neck. sit was Mr.. Lively" said
Mr.. Neck, who taught me the fine a
points in photography" People in Pa.
latka have long since recognized, and
he State is fast recognizing, that in 5
Mr.. Neck the south has one photograph '
# who possesses all the Zine points"
necessary for artistic work and who is a
not without full appreciation in his b
home city. His guests, it is to be hoped, S
will enjoy their stay in Palatka. a
A Wedding of Interest. c
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