The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-01-20
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

Mrs. f. f. Haskell is spending thu
week in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Louise Gayoow of Savannah, Ga.
is the guest of Mrs r. l.. Gibson.
Mrs. Parker Smith of Jacksonville il
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Geo. E. WEIGH.
Col. S. |. Wales of Tallahassee was
business visitor in the city this week.
Miss Sue Patti Hartridge of Jackson
vile is the guests of Mrs. Willie Metcalf
The Grill building on south Second
street is being equipped with two
story balcony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. BasSctt and little
daughter are in the city on a visit &c
Mr.. BaSSettS parents
Chas. NJ. Hilliard OF Tampa, Florida
manager of the Gulf Refining Co., wa;
in the city this week.
Robert Hickman of Girdletrce, Md.
arrived in the city last Friday, and viii
remain several weeks.
St. Marks Guild will have a cake sale
at Ackerman & Stewards, Saturday Jan
21St, beginning at 10 a. m.
Mrs. c.. L. Chamberlain and Miss
Lucy Gautier of Crescent City were
visitors in the city on Wednesday.
l.. A. Smith, master of Palatka Ma
sons, is attending the sessions of the
grand lodge in Jacksonville this week.
w. F. Whitesell of Baskerville, Va.
and Miss Mae Hinkle OF Buchannon, w
Va, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w
d. Judy
John Price one of the best known ant
most influential farmers of the MelroS(
section, was visitor in the city this
week.
Mrs. A. L. Rogers and children o
EuStS, arrived in the city this week, anC
are the guests of Mrs. Henry Couver OF
Kirkland street.
l.. J. Mcleod and John DalIow
prominent in the affairs of Welaka ans
we'll known visitors in Palatka, have
been here this week.
The City Market and Grocery, former
ly conducted by |. T. George, ha
changed hands, the new owners being
MeSsrS. RevelS & Pounds.
Mrs. Redding Parramore and daugh
ter, Miss Edith Parramore, OF Summer
vile, n. J., have been the guests of the
week OF Mrs. Willie Metcalf.
r. F. Adams left yesterday for Quit
man, Ga, at which place Mrs. Adams il
at present visiting. Mr.. Adams expect
10 return with Mrs. Adams next week.
Attorney Henry Strunz is spending thu
day in Jacksonville with his brother
Mr.. w. V. Strunz, who is a member o
the 'Merry Widow Co." now playing
at the Duval thcater.
New colonial columns and other re
pairs have added much to the attractive
appearance of the Bond residence or
south Fifth street. Contractor johnson
had the work in charge.
Mrs. DR.. E. S. Grill gave a luncheon
yesterday in honor of her daughter
Mrs. j. H. Randolph of Charleston, S
C., who is spending few weeks at he
old home.
Mrs. Katherine Lewis and granddaugh
ter, Miss Irma Lewis, of Yates Center
Kan, arrived in the city Sunday, coming
from Washington, D. c., and will re
main for protracted visit with relatives
NJ. A. Wilkinson, the retired nava
stores operator, has recently purchased
of q. P. Gelverton the old Bob" Davis
residence at the corner of n. Third anC
Main streets. This is one of the hes
homes in the city and the location ideal
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Rebberg of Mid
die Barr Island, Ohio, were at the Sara
toga Hotel on Tuesday and Wednesday
They were en- route to their winter
home on Drayton Island, this county.
Mrs. Agnes WyIlie, mother of Rev.
William Wyllie rector of St. Marks
church, who has been visiting the
family OF her son since October, left
yesterday on the return trip to her home
in Glasgow, Scotland.
Mr. Robert Ramsaur, who has been
with his sister, Mrs. Marshall w. Stew.
art, left Friday for a trip South. He
spent Saturday and Sunday in PaIatka,
where it is rumored there is a very
strong MISUNDERSTANDING Mctropo
lis.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Club was held at the club rooms on the
regular day. After the business was
disposed of, interesting articles were
read from magazines, being enjoyed by
all The next meeting will be social,
at the home of Mrs. w. A. Walton,
Friday, 9th. Press Reporter.
Mrs A. NJ Kimmons and Miss Mary
DeNail OF Live Oak are here on visit
10 their sister, Mrs. NJ. F. Benet. Thes
ladies are the daughters of Hon. |. 0.
DeNall who was the member from Put
nam county of the convention in ITALIA.
haSSee 90 years ago this month that
passed the ordinance OF secession.
The G. NJ. Davis & Sons cypress tank
factory occupies page illustrated sketch
IN the current issue OF the Manufacturers
Record OF Baltimore. The illustrations
show the old factory destroyed by fire,
and exterior and interior views of the
present plant. The Davis cypress tanks
are being shipped TO all parts of the
United States, TO Canada, Mexico, Cen
trail America, Ecuador, Brazil and other
South American countries.
The Knights of Pythias of PaIatka are
making arrangements TO give a minstrel
performance at the Howell Theater on
the night of February 18th. The ar.
Engagements for this promised entertain
mcnt are in the hands of committee
composed of MeSsrS II. NJ. Fearnsidc.
Hickman Collins, John Schirrad and w. |
{. Davis, all of wnom have had success.
ful experience in this line. The people
OF Palatka will receive the announce.
ment of the coming performance iov.
fully-eSpeCially those who remember
the last great event OF the kind by the
X. of P.