The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-09-27

Judge +. +. Haskell arrived In the
city Wednesday evening for a stay OF
only few days. He came down from
his vacation visit in New Hampshire TO
attend to some pressing matters of bust
ness and will probably return north to-
morrow
Mrs. George E. Gay returned yeSler-
day from trip lasting through several
months and which embraced visits TO
California, Colorado, the Yellowstone
National park and most of the great
west. Mr. Gay met his wife in Jackson
Vile.
H. Finley Tucker has been an inmate
of Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore.
for several weeks undergoing treatment
for stomach trouble and is said TO be
now rapidly recovering from an ailment
that has given him trouble for several
years.
Mrs. T. w. Tillman has opened a
millinery store in the stand formerly
conducted by J. II. McHale. II is Mrs.
Tillman'S purpose to carry an up todate
line of goods, and she asks share of
the patronage of the people of Palalka
and Putnam county.
DIR. Shelf. Wright and John PendrilI
have been engaged as end.men for the
ElkS' Ministries. Do you know 'em?
II so you are sure that this feature of the
Event of Events" will be we'll taken
care of. They are natural fun makers
and can't help it.
Contractor Edward Stokes who has
been on hurried trip 10 his old home
in Dover, England, for the purpose OF
leaving his little son in the care of his
grand parents, returned home this week.
Mr.. Stokes was absent from Palatka but
six weeks,
Miss Jane B. Bowman, assistant
principal of the Crescent City high
school and who has been spending the
vacation season at her parents home in
Tennessee, stopped over in Palatka a
| few days this week on her way TO
Crescent City and was the guest of Mrs.
F. D. Alderman.
Judge John f. Marshall and daughters,
the Misses Edna and Nellie, returned
late last week from an extended trip 10
New York and New England, and
Judge Marshall is again filling his posi-
as municipal Judge and justice of the
peace for this district greatly rested and
refreshed from the trip.
Special attention of the buying public
is called TO the whole page advertise
ment of the J. Z. EdmonSon store il
this paper. The sale opens next Wed
neSday morning, Oct. I'd, at $50. A
the price at which the goods will be
marked il is not likely that Mr.. Edmon
son will have any difficulty in getting
rid of his merchandise.
The greatest outdoor show TO ever
visit this city will be the Buffalo Bill
Paunee Bill combined Wild Yves
shows billed for Wednesday, Oct. 23d
1t takes so cars, each 90 feet long tt
transport this army of horses and people
The big show comes here direct from
Tampa and this is the only city visited
, between Tampa and Jacksonville.
Miss Alice OverStrcct of Rutherford
n. J., arrived last Saturday with he
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ
Earnest, and will make her home will
, them. Miss OverStreet will fill tn,
position of cashier al the Earnest Com
pany stores and has already entered up
on her duties.
On the cover page of "The New
Florida" the paper printed by the New
South Farm and Home Company, is
picture of Miss Hazel Higgins of Palalka
bearing in each hand cluster of Flori
da products, with a number OF heav.
! ears of corn strung over her shoulders
5 Miss Hazel is very pretty girl, an,
with her adornmentS makes a most az
l proprate and winning expression of tn
beauty and wealth of this part of tn
State.-Ocala Star.