The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-09-20
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

1t is now Senator Wall of Putnam
Hail.
Sheriff Lee KennerIy is ill again this
week with a touch of fever.
Fred. Green of Grandin is assisting
Assessor g. +. Billiard in making up his
books.
Angus Sumner left Wednesday for
Sutherland where he will attend Col
lege
Mrs. James L. Harper and little son of
Crescent City have been visitors in the
city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. S. Ragn OF Shiloh,
were pleasant visitors in the city several
days last week.
f. Y. Owen the merchant of Satsuma
Heights, was business visitor in the
city Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Willard has returned
from pleasant season with friends at
Daytona Beach.
Mrs. w. w. Smith left yesterday for
Miami, where she will visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Jeffords.
Hon and Mrs S. J. Hilburn and Miss
short season al Daytona Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Finn returned on
| Tuesday from trip of several weeks to
Washington, Baltimore and New York.
Miss Mary Tucker left on Wednesday
to re-enter the State College for women
at Tallahassee for her senior year.
Jack Green of Fort Gates is making
II 10 al oil to III fINi
much TO the pleasure OF host OF
friends.
S. S. Browning of East Palatka, left
last week for Goshen, Va, where he
will join his family, for visit of several
weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Rosenberg who
have been spending pleasant summer
in Toronto, Canada, expect 10 arrive
home today.
P. Jack BeckS, Palalka'S hustIing real
estate dealer and farm promoter has
been spending couple days at Daytona
Beach this week
MIR. and Mrs. Nj. M. VickcrS who
have been spending the past several
weeks in New York and Baltimore are
expected home tomorrow.
Buffalo Bills Wild West show, carry
ing 1,2OO people, is billed for PaIatka
Oct 23d, one of the five cities in the
state in which il will appear.
Mrs. Rogcro and infant daughter, OF
TituSYille, passed through the city on
Wednesday, on their way home from a
visit al hawthorne, Mrs. Rogcro will be
pleasantly remembered here as Miss
Susie Tcctcr.
Miss Louise Boyd and Miss Helen
Cochrane are Palatka young ladies who
are at Brenau College for young ladies'
Gainesville, Ga. Miss Abbiean Miller
OF Crescent City is also a senior student
al Brenau Conservatory.
Archdeacon. Wyllie of ST. Marks
church went 10 Crescent City yesterday
TO see what can be done toward the
re- organization of the Episcopal parish
at that place, and which has been with
out rector since last spring.
Deputy Sheriff RoSignol arrested al
Norwalk on Thursday an escaped CO T.
viCt from Georgetown, S. c., named X,
l.. Neasmilh, who is in Jail awaiting Of
fiCerS from his home state and the re
ward for his capture.
Mrs. DR.. f. +. Jenkins who has beer
spending the summer in New York
state, has returned to her home in
Charleston, S. c. Mrs. Jenkins has
never lost interest in Palatlla and is
constant reader of the News.
n. a. Kent formerly of San Mateo
but now a resident of the old soldiers
colony at ST. Cloud, was visitor in the
city yesterday. He isn't stuck on the
country down thcre-you see, he's had
taste of Putnam county life.
Miss Lille NJ. BeardSlcy of Niagara
Falls, n. Y, has accepted position in
the dry goods and millinery store Of
Miss Hattie n. Bulky, where she will be
pleased 10 see her Palatka acquaintance
of last season and meet new ones.
John Ormond negro wanted for
murder committed in lnterlachen ter
years ago last month ventured 10 ViSiI
his old hauntS last week and Sheriff
kenncrIy gathered him in. Ormont
shot the head off negro named Hall
County Treasurer J. f. EdmonSor
and Mrs. EdmonSon and the children
returned home last Saturday from an cx
brought home car load of fine horses
and mules which are now at his stable
The launch w. w. carried a Jolly
party of young people 10 Crescent City
last Sunday. In the party were Mrs
Roam NarneS, Misses Chase, Ona Bono
and Lulu Reed, and McSsrs. Chas
Priddy, Carleton Shelley and FREQ
Bailey
Frank Fearnside Jr., who has beer
spending the summer at Hot Springs
Ark, and has made trips into Oklahoma
and other sections of the west, returned
home last Saturday. The Hot Spring:
cure for rheumatism proved all that il
was cracked up TO be in his case.
f. J. Fcarnside spent Tuesday in Jack
Sonville, where as chairman of the
Democratic State Executive Committee
he presided at the meeting of the State
Campaign Committee. II. NJ. Fcarn
side attended the meeting as secretary
OF the committee.
John Beale, one of Palatka'S oldeS
and best known citizens, returned home
Wednesday from a two months viSi
with his two sisters, at his old home in
London, England. Mr.. Bcalc had quite
an interesting trip, but says that the
great city had grown some since he lcl
it forty odd years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Earnest are OK
PeCted home from New York sometime
early next week. Ii will be remember
ed that Mr. and Mrs Earnest made the
trip 10 New York in their motor car.
The car, however, they will ship back
and come themselves by rail. They
are at present in Baltimore, having left
New York carly in the present week.
Ex-Sheriff "DiCk" Howell is spread
ing out as a theatrical manager. Be
Sidac tho HpwnII 'Thnatar in thic City