The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-09-23
The Palatka News
City Happenings and
Personal mention.
and Advertiser.

Mrs. Luther CurtisS has been spending
City.
Miss Kate Putnam Calhoun has re-
turned to St. Augustine to re-enter ST.
JosephS Convent.
Mrs. Mcqueen Charles of Old Town,
Lafayette Co. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. r. F. Ensey.
Mrs. A. S. Willard and Miss Margaret
Willard will arrive home today from
Waynesville, N. c.
Miss Minnie Bulky, after a visit of
some months with relatives in Kentucky,
returned home on Wednesday.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs Thos. D. Evans,
at the home of Mrs. James Burt in Pa
latka Heights, son, on Sept, 10th.
Mrs. ]. z. Edmonson and children
who have been spending the summer
It Saluda, n. c., have returned home.
Duncan Bohannan, now living at Es-
pamela, has been in the city a couple
days this week tranSacting business.
VIM. G. Tilghman and Rev. H. Dutill
addressed a big open air amendment
meeting at Hampton last Saturday after
noon
Marvin and Clarence Dupont left to-
day for Sutherland, where they will
enter Suothern college for the ensuing
term.
G. L. Knight one of the standby's of
Florahome was in the city on WedneS-
day, having business with County En-
gineer EnSey.
Robert o. Burton and his accom-
plished daughter, Miss Grill Burton, of
Crescent City, were among the visitors
in the city on Wednesday.
Rev. Howard Dutill left on Tuesday
for Sutherland in company with his son,
! Howard, who will enter Southern COL
lege at that place.
Mrs. Henry Hutchinson has returned
from Pablo Beach where she has been
a guest at the summer cottage of her
son, Mr. Egbert D. Hutchinson of Jack
Sonville.
Kanner'S new plate glass store front is
nearly completed. This will be one of
Palatka'S most attractive stores when the
alterations now under way are COM
pleted.
Mesdames Grimsley and Borson, and
Misses Lucy and Charlotte Chamberlin
and Nellie Grimsley were Crescent City
ladies in the city Wednesday on shop
ping trip.
Frank Bruce, the young boy injured
by being caught in the Shafting at Sell
den'S factory last week, is now up and
about again, little the worse for his
dangerous experience.
| Mrs. L. S. Hammond writes that she
will probably spend the winter at Cam
bridge, Mass, where her son and daugh-
ter are attending school, and where her
own school days were spent.
The genial ChaS. B. Ost, one of the
most popular travelling men on the road,
who is making his head quarters in Pa
latka, was looking after his Gainesville
trade yesterday. Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Hilburn and little
daughter, Kathleen, arrived home in
their big Rambler touring car on We'd
ncSday evening, from a trip 10 Daytona
and other east coast resorts.
w. NJ. Williams spent the day in the
city yesterday greeting old friends. Mr.
Williams has quite recovered from his
recent distressing accident, in which
he lost his left arm below the elbow.
MeSsrS Julian Calhoun and AImon
Rosenberg will leave next Tuesday for
son University. Mr.. Calhoun will gradu.
ale from the law department at the close
OF the present college year.
MIR. and Mrs. Leslie N. Wilkie and at
rractive daughter, Miss Leslie Wilkie,
are at present touring in England and
Ireland They have had a most enjoya-
bic trip, and will not return TO Jackson
vile for some time.-Times-U Union.
Mrs. G. f. WEIGH OF Palatka accom-
panied by her daughter, is a guest oil
The Seminole. They will spend several
days in the city for the purpose of al
lending 10 some shopping
Union.
VIM. H. Hubbard, a representative OF
the Florida Times Union, spent Tuesday
IN the city interviewing our representa-
i've real estate men regarding NAM
moth real estate edition that paper pro-
poses to issue this fall.
The Howell Theater is going TO be
improved in anticipation of a season OF
greater attractions than heretofore. The
principal improvement will be raising
and widening OF the stage. New seats
will also be provided. The work is TO
start Immediately.
DR.. Harry Merryday came up from
Daytona on Monday and left in the after
noon of the same day for Philadelphia,
where he will enter the Jefferson Medi-
cal college For the past two years DR..
Merryday has been a student in the
medical department OF Vanderbilt Uni
yersity.
Chas. c. Wooley and son, Ray, OF
Jacksonville, Ind, arrived in the city
Monday and have been the guests oil
heir aunt, Mrs. II. Bulky. Mr.. Wooley
is an attaChe of the l.. * n. R'y, in the
main office of the company in Louis
vile, Ky. He was visitor in Palatka
Ten years ago.
hon. A. Max Wilson, late OF BlountS-
town, and at one time editor of the Cal
noun Democrat, has arrived in the city
Tor the purpose of making Palatka his
home. MIR. Wilson will be connected
with the Putnam Lumber Co. leSSeeS OIL
The Squire mills. Mr. Wilson repre-
Scnted Calhoun county in the Legislature
of 1907.
Justice J. f. Marshall has held TO the
circuit court Phillip Stewart and Harry
Shaw, colored deck hands on the
steamer Crescent, charged with 'hold-
ing up" and robbing the waiter on the
same steamer OF $o.S5. The hold up
occurred on the Crescent City dock
sunday night. The arrest was made
on arrival OF the boat in Palatka Monday
morning.
J. Is. Finn and J. D. Bingham have
returned from a trip oil several weeks
IN which they visited Washington, Bal
umore, Atlantic City, Philadelphia, New