The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-04
City Happenings and )
Personal Mention. {

Mrs. ThoS. HyerS has returned
visit with relatives in Pensacola.

Mrs. Thos. HyerS has returned from a
visit with relatives in Pensacola.
Attorney Henry Strunz left last week
on his annual vacation 10 Connecticut.
+. ]. Fcarnsidc has been confined TO
the house several days this week with
malaria,
Go see your doctor and he viii! pre-
scribe a ticket to the Elk'S MinstrelS for
that case Of the blues.
Mir and Mrs. D. j. Caughlan left on
Monday for an extended visit in New
York and other eastern cities.
Mrs l. g. Boughton of Bridgeport has
been a pleasant visitor in the city this
week, the guest of Mrs. IL. A. Bulky and
family.
Remember, the identity OF the "NlyS.
FERROUS Guy" will be revealed at the ball
game at the Elk'S MinStrels-Event of
Events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner T. Hamm return
cd home "Wednesday night from an cx-
tended visit with Mrs. Hamm'S parents,
Mr. and Mrs. d. j. Elliot, at Salisbury,
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Durrence of Jack
sonyille were in the city Wednesday for
a few hours on tccir way TO Grandin,
where they go for a visit with Mrs.
Durrcncc' mother, Mrs. Green.
Mrs. II. ]. Cathey, formerly Mrs
Mary Emily Erwin of Pomona, and
whose marriage to Mr. Cathey was
Solcmnzcd at Ashcvilie, n. c., during
the summer, will make her home at
Morris, Ala,
Prof ThackSton, state inspector of
high schools has been in the city this
week and a visitor at the Putnam high
school On Wednesday in company
with County Superintendent Tucker he
went to Crescent City.
The Missionary Society of ST. James
Methodist church will resume the regu-
lar monthly meetings on Monday,
October 9TH at $3.50 O'Clock, at the home
OF Mrs. w. NJ. Poagc, on Emmett ST.
All members are requested TO be present
and bring their dues and mite boxes.
Mrs. Wing, wife of Burr Wing died al
her home on north fifth street, WedneS-
Uly uOOnJ iltSl Il DllCl llluCoS WIN
hcmorrhagic fever, Mrs. Wing is sur
Vivcd by her husband and one little
daughter, 10 whom the sympathy of the
community is extended. The funeral
was held Thursday at Pencil.
Mrs. Wendell Wright OF Boston,
Mass, was a visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs. Wright will be pleasantly rcmem
Der here as Miss Emma Louise Ohm.
stead. She is visiting al Pomona with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs f. b. Ohm
stead and is accompanied by her in.
FAINT son.
Norman Rifles who for the past year
or more has been living in LeeSburg
and engaged in the drug business, has
returned to the city and rc-entcred the
employ of his old love-The City Drug
Storc-and J II. Haughton is not III,
only man in town who is glad of il
either.
Attorney Alex. II. Odom returned las
week from a months Sojourn at Ho
Springs, Ark, whittier he went suffer
ing with malaria, and which the Cura
tive waters of the famous spring ha.
"boiIed OUT of him. Mr. Odom re
turns in the best of health and spirits tc
enter anew upon the practice of his
profession.
4 benefit entertainment will be given
by St. Marks Guild at the KalbfcId
Grand this u'riday) evening, Oct. 4th;
Admission 10 cents. a fine line oil
pictures will be shown, as also some
very special attractions will be added
such as Mrs Louis Kabfcld Soloist;
Mrs. Dana Walden, SoloiSt; Prof Dana
Walden, entertainer; The Misses Uric,
whistlcrS; and Miss Mcrwin Ray, Read
ingS.
Smith & Rogers is the name of a new
grocery firm which opens for business
in Palatka today. Mr. Chas. c. Smith,
eldest son of the late SilaS Smith is the
senior member of the firm and will be
the manager. His popularity with the
people, together with his we'll known
business ability is guarantee of the
success of the new firm The place OF
business of the new firm is at the cor
ncr of Lemon and Eleventh streets, and
the new stock is composed of the best
grades of staple and fancy groceries.