The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-04

man OF Oak Hill, was visitor in the
city over Saturday and Sunday.
"Jack," the big, noble looking and
friendly dog, familiar to most Palatkans,
and property of Joseph Price, is dead.
Mrs. M. B. Jacobson of the Saratoga
Hotel lost valuable mule on Wednes
day, the animal dying from lockjaw.
Becks & Wells the well-known real
estate brokers are now settled in theil
new and commodious office in the Can
ova block.
Judge M. l. Coke has been quite i'll
this week with fever, but is again able tc
give half OF each day to his official
duties.
E. R. Beddoes for the second time in
succession drew the So prize at the
Brown Clothing stores Tuesday nigh
clock unwilling.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vert of Indianapo
lis, Ind, regular winter visitors to Flor
ida, arrived in the city last Friday ant
will spend the winter at Francis.
Mrs. Stuart Worden returned last Fri
day from an extended visit north. For {
time Mr.. and Mrs. Worden will make
their home with Miss Mulholland.
F. w. Kells' automobile ran over 6
little boy named Dixon on central Lem
on street Monday. The boy was badly
bruised, but no bones were broken.
KellS sorry; boy more SO.
]. E. Edmonson has leased the Thigh
man block store next east of the Putnam
National Bank and will occupy the same
as carriage and wagon and harness
saleSroom.
G. E. Gillett, leading merchant OF In
terlachen, was visitor in the city this
week whom all were pleased to see.
Mr.. Gillett has but recently recovered
from prolonged illness.
Mrs. ]. Patton Anderson returned
Wednesday from visit of several
months with her son at Morganton, Ky.
Mrs. Anderson is reported to have quite
recovered her former health.
Vote for the statewide amendment to
Article XIX next Tuesday. If you can't
vote for it, don't vote against it. Don't
have it to say in after years that you
stood for saloon domination in Florida.
C. C. Curtiss for the past two years
chief clerk in M. S. Browns clothing
store, has resigned his position and on
Tuesday left for his old home at Titus
vile, and where he will again engage
in business
DR.. w. F. Baker of Dayton, Ohio,
who is stopping at the Howell Hotel, is
in Palatka this week with the purpose
of locating here and engaging in the
manufacture of a combination scrubbing
brush, mop and carpet sweeper, a COM
bination which he holds patents.
The Woman's Club will meet at 8
O'Clock Friday, Nov. 18th, at the board
of trade rooms. Mrs. M. S. Brown the
president, who has just returned from
the north, will be in the chair and 1t is
hoped there will be a good attendance
as there are matters of importance to
come before the club.-Press Reporter.
The Tilghman orchestra will 90 to
Interlachen tomorrow for a meeting in
the interests of the statewide amend
ment. The meeting will be about 10
o'clock and several speakers from this
city will attend, remaining until the re-
turn of the afternoon train. The orches-
ira and some of the speakers will leave
Palatka in the morning by automobile.
Mrs. l. A. Boughton of Bridgeport,
Fla, and her charming granddaughter,
Miss Oracle Hall of Bridgeport, Conn,
are the guests this week of Mayor and
Mrs. H. A. Davis. Mrs. Boughton and
granddaughter have been spending some
time at North Carolina resorts, as we'll
as short visit in Jacksonville and Day
tona Beach.
:'The Man on the Box" comes to the
Howell theater next Monday night,
November 9TH, fully equipped for the
road with the original New York city
::Mr. Bert Leigh in the
leading titular role has been surrounded
with all the accessories that helped make
Mr.. Henry E. Dixey famous in this play.
The supporting cast is of unusual excel
lence for a road prediction, and first
class performance is looked forward to
by the Undergoing public of Palatka.
The Halloween party given at the
home of Miss Clyde Estes, on Monday
night, was very pleasant social event.
About twenty young people attired in
sheets, pillowcaSeS and masks, were
present, and games appropriate to the
season were INDUCED in. Refreshments
were served, and at late hour the phau.
ION guests made their departure, all
pleased with the success of the affair,
and voting Miss Estes many thanks for
her generous entertainment.
Thomas c. Buddington OF New
smyrna, independent candidate for con. |
,ress from this district, was in the city |
his week. When seen Mr.. Buddington |
lidn't appear to be at all winded from
lis race, though he says he's been run
ling several weeks. Mr.. Buddington is
recent importation from Massachusetts,,
n which state he had the distinction of
INNING for office once before-the Of
ice Of lieutenent governor on the popu.
LIST ticket. MIR. Buddington says he is
agin' Mr.. Flagler;" that his platform
J deeper water In New Smyrna Inlet;m
bat he expects the republican vote, and
hat when the election is over he will
'e permitted to retire TO the seclusion Of
lis farm,