The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-02-10
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City Happenings and
Personal mention.


Miss Mabel Wilson arrived home from
New York this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Colyer of Jackson
vile spent Sunday in the city, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Haughton.
Don't forget the service of song al the
Methodist church on Sunday night at
1880.
Miss Edna Harris OF Sanford has ac-
copied position as saleslady for Miss
Kate Lucas.
Miss Belle WEIGH expects TO go TO
Jacksonville next week to be the guest
for time of Mrs. Parker Smith.
Johnny Miles, Shields and Phillips
will make enough fun for all at the K.
of P. Minstrels on the oath inst.
St. Marks church guild will hold
cake sale at the Ackerman-Stewart store
tomorrow Saturday beginning at 10
O'Clock a. m.
A. P. DeWolf one of the big orange
growers of the Crescent City section
was business visitor in the city on
Wednesday.
Bornsto Mr.. and Mrs C. C. Stewart of
Key West, on Monday morning at the
home of Mrs. N. G. Robinson in this
city, fine daughter.
Mrs. Parker Smith of Jacksonville
who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ii. Haughton, expects to leave for
home early in the coming week.
Service at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning begins at 10:45 with a
sermon TO the children. Be early if you
want part in this new service.
On account of the meeting now in
progress in the Baptist church the Valen-
tine Supper will be postponed till later
date TO be announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Q. Tilghman en-.
tertained a large house boat party to
Green Cove Springs and return on We'd
neSday. Their large house boat was
lowed by the tug William Howard.
Miss. Minnie Kupperbusch entertained
at six handed euchre at her home on
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Garrison of Atlanta and Miss Walling OF
Maryland.
Hon. John P. Wall of Putnam Hall
was a prominent visitor in the city on
uSoudy ann thS NShtdt llSulC III SCNSI-
al gatherings for the discussion of politi-
cal and other county questions.
f. ]. FearnSide, Putnam county men,
Der of the state democratic executive
committee, attended a meeting of that
committee at Jacksonville on WedneS-
day 10 canvass the vote in the recent
senatorial primary.
| Tonight at the armory there will be
match game of basket ball between the
Palatka and St. Augustine teams. The
proceeds of the game will go as benc-
fit TO the charity ward in the Palatka
Hospital.
w. B. Campbell and w. S. Newbold
prominent Crescent City orange growers
were in the city on business Wednes-
day. Mr.. Campbell is the contractor
for several miles of hard surface roads
between Crescent City and Lake Como.
Tom Holden has purchased the w.
M. Green meat market business on
Kirby street and is again at his old trade,
with bright prospects of success Mr..
Holden is popular with PalatkanS and
should do good business once they
know where he is.
On next Friday night, at 1880 p. M,
Bishop Fl. G. Morrison will preach here
in the interest of Southern College.
Many will be glad of this opportunity to
once more hear this splendid speaker,
remembering his visit here as president
of the Florida Conference in this city |
in December 1906.
The celebrated Lyman Twin brothers, |
popular commedianS of national repu- |
tation will appear at the Howell Theater
next Thursday evening, the 10th inst.
Their new musical production, "The |
Prize Winners" has Patti Rosa, daugh-
Ter of the late famous actress by that
name, as leading support.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Mellon of
PittSburg, Pa, are expected to open
their Palatka winter home before long,
though not for more than a month
They will make a trip first down the
west coast and around by Key West and
thence to Palatka via Miami and the
east coast.
Miss Lulu M. Reed on Monday even
ing entertained some IS of her young
friends in honor of Miss Mary Lou Gar
riSon of Atlanta and Miss Katharine
Walling of Poolsville, Maryland. A de.
lightful evening was passed with "The
Sketch Book" in learning TO draw
Little Misses Mary Howard, Thelma
Flyers and Birdie Reed served dainty
refreshments.
H. Q. Sparkman and family were al
the Saratoga Hotel on Tuesday for a
brief stay. Mr.. Sparkman is the bright
newspaper editor who is making the
Lake City Index talk ~for its home city1
and county in most effective manner,
and in manner to make the natives OF
the place sit up and take notice. That
he will make success of the work is
sure. He's built that way.
AT meeting of the Home Mission I
Society of ST. James Methodist church |
held Monday afternoon at the home OF {
Mrs. Ira CrutChfield, on Emmett street, [
officers were elected for the ensuing
term as follows: President, Mrs. ]. N.
Walton; first vice president, Mrs. w. G.
lilghman; second president, Mrs. I
S. G. Miller; third vice president, Mrs.
Rogers; recording secretary, Miss ESteIle |
NJ. Mckenzie; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. J. H. HiCke nlooper; treasurer, Mrs.
w. E. WattleS.
The ladies of St. MonicaS Catholic =
church are making arrangements TO give Il
a supper on the evening of WaShington's
February I'D, for the benefit
Of the parochial residence fund. The
supper will be given in the store room
of Mrs. Shelley on Lemon street. Sup.
per will be served for the sum of Is
cents, with ice cream and cake extra.
Remember the supper and the date, and
further, that a cordial invita-, 4
lion is extended TO all TO attend. ii
John H. Babers postmaster and we'll II