The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-06-16
The Earnest Company,
PaIatka, Florida.
PaIatka, Florida.

Miss Rena Brown left on Tuesday fol
visit of several weeks with relative:
in Sanford.
Miss Mervin Ray who has been the
guest of Miss Dorothy Haughton for q
few days has returned to her home in
Gainesville.
NJ. S. Brown, who recently purchased
the launch Neon" of Prof G. A.
Stephens, has sold the boat TO Henry
Broward.
! The San Mateo Fruit company j.
building a new pier at San Mateo, The
old one having been demolished by
time, barnacles and the wind.
Mrs. NJ. s. Brown, state organizer ant
inspector for the order of Pylhian Sis
tiers, was called TO Sanford on WedneS
day TO officiate at the initiation of Il
new members in the Sanford temple.
Mt Tabor Baptist Sunday school rar
an excursion 10 Daytona on "Wednesday
with some eight coaches filled. Be
| tween six and seven hundred ticket;
were sold.
The steamer Crescent will carry al
excursion to Jacksonville next WedncS-
day, returning on Thursday. The ST
Johns Park band and orchestra will fur
nish music. Tickets for the round triT
from Palatka will be one dollar.
County Treasurer and Mrs. ]. f. Ed.
monSon are back from pleasant two
weeks visit in New York city. During
the visit Mrs. Edmonson secured some
special bargains in ladies suits which
will be made known soon.
! Sidney Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. S. Brown, who has been studying
/ pharmacy in the University of Maryland
at Baltimore during the past year, stood
second in class of 70 students, and was
the first of five TO receive honorable
mention from the college faculty.
The Palatka Telephone Company
moved into its new offices and ex.
change the latter part of last week and
the removal, accomplished with only a
break in the service OF one hour and a
half, is distinct accomplishment OF
great credit to Manager w. A. Hicks.
The company now has an up-to- date
plant, and its service is modern in all
particulars.
A uniformed man wearing sanctimo-
NOUS cast of countenance and a sign
across the front OF his helmeted hat read
ing, "a pillar of fire." called at the
Sheriff'S office yesterday forenoon and
asked the privilege of preaching TO the
prisoners in the county Jail. The per-
mission was granted-juSt as if the poor
cuSseS hadn't all the punishment they
should bear.
Mrs. c. c. Stewart and little daughter
who have made their home with Mrs. n.
Wednesday for Miami. Mr.. Stewart
| came up last week 10 accompany them
TO their new home. Miss Evallyn Style,
sister of Mrs. Stewart, also accom-
panied them.
Julian &. Calhoun was admitted to the
Florida bar in the supreme court at Tai
lahaSSee, on Monday, and on Tuesday,
along with the other members of the
StetSon University law class, was ad,
mitted to the U. S. district and circuit
courts before Judge Locke in Jackson
vile.
DR.. ]. w. DarSey leaves early next
week for Pensacola 10 attend the annual
meeting of the State Dental Association.
DR.. DarSey will also take a short trip 10
his old home in Georgia and altogether
will be absent from his office about two
weeks. During his absence DR.. Estes
will be in charge of the dental office
here.
You think ii hot in PaIaka with the
mercury at "a and Smiths or Rays ice
cream parlOr within easy reach, but
while you are grumblng, suppose you
turn your thoughts 10 the PhiliStines in
Washington who hist hghbalIs with
the mercury at lO4, or Philadelphia
where it is 9S. Think how hard il
would be for you TO remain consistent
church member under the same con-
dilionS.
c. II. Preston, vice. president and ger
eral manager of the Florida Wooden
ware company in this city, took a large
party OF ladies and gentlemen TO Ores
cent City on his commodiouS private
launch one evening recently. There
party, and during a stop of two or three
hours in the orange town the party was
entertained delightfully."- by Mrs. Preston
and Mrs. S. NJ. LaBree.
The Misses Edith and Minnie Kupper.
busch will sail from New York for a two
months tour of Europe on the oath inst
The young ladies, accompanied by their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Kupper-
busch, left Wednesday morning for New
York. Mr., and Mrs. Kupperqusch will
remain in New York about two weeks
and then return TO Palatka The party,
with Mrs L. A. Smith and Chas. Kup.
perbusch, jr., went to Jacksonville on
The launch "W. w" in charge of Com.
modore Chas. Priddy, Wednesday morn
ing.