The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-10-20

Mrs. G. M. Davis, who has beer
spending the summer at the home of hei
daughter, Mrs L. ]. Smith, of Florence
S. c., returned TO her home here this
week.
Reported from Apalachicola last week
was the marriage of Miss Maude Davis,
a charming young lady of that place to
Mr.. John Vanlandingham, of Palatka
Heights, young man held in high es
TEEN by The people of this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Nanlandingham are now living
in their own new home in Palatka
Heights
Manager |. Jacobson OF the Saratoga
who has been ill for several weeks in a
New York hospital, surprised his family
and friends by returning home on Tues
day. Mr. Jacobson is still weak, but
has been greatly benefited by his trip
and treatment.
Manager KaIbfield of the Orpheum
Theatre has kindly donated the use
of this popular theatre to the ladies of
St. Marks Guild for a benefit perform
ance this evening. In addition to the
motion pictures good program by To-
cal talent is assured all who attend.
The Palatka Athletic Association ex-
poets to have its new club house COM
pleted by Thanksgiving, on which day
it is the purpose of the club to give a
big Thanksgiving dinner and dancing
party. The club house will contain a
large public hall for dancing parties,
and being on the river front will be
ideally located for such affairs.
The funeral of the infant son OF Mrs.
Collier and grandson of Mrs. Parker A.
Smith of Jacksonville was held at st.
Marks church last Tuesday, and the in
terment was in West View cemetery.
Rev. DIR. Van Winder Shields of ST.
Johns church, Jacksonville, conducted
the service at the church and grave, as
sisted by Rev. VIM. Wyllie.
Hon. S. ]. Hilburn of Palatka, was
visitor here last week, and to Judge
from the remarks we have heard of him,
he has captured quite few votes for the
congressional contest, against Clark,
Burr, and McWillamS. Any way, its a
safe bet that the Warbler of East Coast
LulIabes will have his hands full next
spring.-Baker County Standard.
People who want groceries and meats
to eat on Sunday will now have to Sc
cure the same by midnight on Saturday
night as Chief of Police Warns, acting
under instructions from Mayor Davis
has ordered all the groceries and meat
markets to close up on Sunday. The
grocerS and markets are probably pleased
with this order. AT least the News has
heard of no 'kicks" being registered.
John F. Miller, a pattern maker in the
employ of the Stanton Foundry and Ma
chine Co., died at his boarding house in
this city on Wednesday and the funeral
was conducted by Rev. VIM. Wyllie al
ST. Marks church yesterday afternoon.
The deceased was an aged man who
had been coming here during the win
ter months for several years 10 work for
the Stanton Co. His only relatives live
in Pennsylvania, and they were notified
OF his death by Mr.. Stanton.
Large congregations attended t h c
special mission services at St. Marks
church on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday last conducted by the Veneer.
able Archdeacon P. c. Webber of Bos.
ton, assisted by his adopted son, the
Rev. |. H. Weber Thompson. This
was the eloquent Archdeacon'S third
visit TO this city, and many therefore
were well aware of the great spiritual
treat in store for them at these services.
The services were greatly enjoyed.
Archdeacon Weber is a general mis-
Sionary of h e Protestant Episcopal
church.