The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-08
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

DEMOCRATIC JOLLIFICATlON
MEET AND TORCHLIGHT PARADE
HEADED BY BAND WILL START
FROM FEARNSIDE'S CORNER TO
NIGHT. EVERYBODY COME.
S. E. TubbS of Florahome was among
the visitors in the city on "Wednesday.
Earl Sumner is quite ill at the home
OF his mother, Mrs. Robert Walters.
Anderson and Fearnside, Fields and
DockStaberS, only rivals, will be seen
with the Elk S MinStrelS.
Mrs. John Blocker of St. Petersburg
is visiting her SiSter-in.law, Mrs. Robert
Walters on Dodge street.
St. Marks Guild will hold a bazaar
and supper Tuesday Dec. 3rd; full par
ticuIars will be given later.
a little daughter was born to Arch.
deacon and Mrs. William Wyllie at the
Episcopal rectory on Friday, Nov. lst
Prof. Walden, Palatka'S famous magi-
clan in fifteen minutes of bcwilder.
mcnt at the Elk'S mnStrelS, Nov. 18th.
Don't forget the fat, funny, little man
who keeps Florida in a good humor
will appear with the Elk'S MinStrelS on
Nov. 18th.
Secretary Register of the Board of
Trade has been seen in Hastings, but il
is more than likely that he was there
on legitimate business.
Jerry Sullivan, the tall, long, funny
boy from Savannah in a SpaSm of mirth
at the Elk'S MinStrelS, Nov. 18th.
Event of Events.
Miss Florence Spain has been the hos,
tess for a house party during the past
week. Among her guests was Miss
May Mills OF ST. Augustine.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
have a Cake Sale" Saturday, Novem-
Der 10th, at P. ]. BeckS office on Lemon
street at IA. m.
T. l. Rogers, former member OF the
county board from the Fifth district,
and a resident of Putnam Hall, was a
visitor in the city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Wilson of Yves
terly, r. l., were guests at the Brake
Uldll DOuSC Ou A'lollbdys my lSll Oll
Wednesday for Tampa.
Don't fail to see Mutt and Jeff, Silk
Hat Harry, Judge RumhauSer, Gyp the
Blood and the bunch at the ball game al
the EIkS MinStrels, Nov. nth.
Dr. |. c. Chandler has returned from
couple weeks with his parents in
Athens, Ga. During his visit home he
had the sad experience OF losing a
brother.
Robert Ray is back from Savannah
where he has been living the past two
years, practiCing his profession OF VIC
liniSt. He expects TO spend the winter
in Palatka.
Prof Chattaway, whose song hits are
known from the Atlantic TO the Pacific
will render some of his own compost
tionS, on the cornet, at the Elk'S min
Strel Nov. nth.
Nern. Wall of Putnam Hall was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Wall reports tha
his brother, DR.. w. w. C. Wall, is a
his fathers home, but that his health
shows no improvement
A. w. Tucker of Florahome was
among the prominent visitors from the
country in on Wednesday TO hear the
election news. Mr. Tucker has voted
the democratic ticket regularly since
the nomination of Douglass in 1860.
The new county commissioner D. P
Hancock, from the Fourth district, took
his place at the meeting of the board or
Wednesday and was sworn in He ha:
entered upon the work with inteIli
genCe and will make a valuable mem
Der.
Capt. Joseph D. Points, veteran Demo
Crat and prominent business man, was
denied the privilege OF voting las
Tuesday because of illness. Capt
Points haS-been ill at the home OF his
son for the past two weeks, but reports
yesterday were TO the effect that he is
improving.
Prospective settlers from the Sacrc.
mcnto valley, California, were inspect
ing the muck fields at Florahome on
Tuesday OF this week If they decide
10 make purchases others will follow.
The pushing of the drainage system al
this place is being closely watched in all
parts of the country.