The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15
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s CITY Happenings and
: Personal Mention.

ID. w. Johnson ot Johnson Stall on was
in the city this week.
K. Borson of Crescent City spent
Wednesday and Thursday in the city.
Mrs. David Howell has returned from
visit to her old home in Gainesville.
1t will be pleasing to Palatkans all 10
learn that Capt. Jos. d. Points is steadily
improving.
X. NJ. White came up from his Ores.
cent City home TO take in the ElkS'
MnStrelS.
G. L. Knight the well-known hotel
man OF Florlhomc was visitor in the
city yesterday.
c. ]. O'Haver is spending the week
at Keuka looking after the shipment OF
his fine crop of oranges.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. |. Merwin of Daytona
are here this week on a visit TO Mrs.
Merwin's father, DR.. II. R. Estes.
A.P. DeWolf of Crescent City and a
leading orange grower of that place was
business visitor in Palatka this week.
The remains of Capt. Don c. Living
sion who died at Fargo on Wednesday
were brought TO this city yesterday for
intcrment,
The Elks MinStreIS at the Howell last
night were greeted with a crowded
house-had to tear the paper off the
walls TO get the people in--fine show.
Among the prominent men of Jack
sonvillc to visit Palatka yesterday were
P. II. Odom. city attorney, +. O'Hara,
H. A. Hodges and Alex. ST. Clair.
Abrams
The Philahea Class of the PreSby-
terrain Sunday School will have cake
and candy sale Saturday at Alderman
Stewards Drug Store. The sale will
begin at 9 o'clock. Come and buy.
Palatka is the only Florida town
which has held a regular celebration OF
the Democratic victory. There was a
mile long torchlight parade, a brass
band and big time for everybody
Tampa Tribune.
Mrs. C. ]. O'Haver has returned from
Ohio where she has for some weeks
been attending her mother through ILL
ness. Mrs. O'Havcr left her mother
much improved in health but still una
BILE to accompany her TO Florida.
Miss Carolyn Reynolds OF Francis, il
at home from a visit in Birmingham
where she was the attractive guest of hel
aunt, Mrs. W. H. Beatty, this summer
and was the recipient OF many pretty
social functions. \ brief stay in Con
yerS, La, completed her visit.
Joseph B. Elliotte, SongSter and com
edian of note who will be remembered
as having part in the Kalbfield Min
strelS several years ago at the old Fr!
opera house, will be here all next weel
and will be nightly attraction at thu
Kalbfield Grand
HenS Petermann, county supervise
of registration, has worked himself gu
of public Job for the present and i
again doing fine cabinet work with hi
office and shop at home. MIR. Peter
mann it is understood will be a candi
date for doorkeeper of the House at tn
coming session OF the legislature.
A peep into the windows of Ga
Bros. store will give you the prope
Thanksgiving appetite If there is
thing connected with the orthodo,
THANKSGIVING bill of fare missing il
that store Gay Bros. will be pleased Il
have their attention called TO the miss
ing link.
John Wyllie of Aberdeen, Scotland
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
and is spending a few days with hi
cousins, ArChdeaCon and Mrs. William
WylIie at St Marks ReCtory. Mr.
Wyllie is enroute from Scotland TO Cub
where he has position with an Ameri
can company.
Palatka democrats let themselve
loose last Friday night when monSte
torchIight parade headed by the Palatk
band started out from FearnSide's COZ
ner and marched through the streets
Chairman FearnSide and Hon. 5.
HiIburn were the commanding general
and marched at the head of the pro
ceSSion. The were several hundred
men and boys in the parade.
Secretary Register attended the meet
ing of the Hastings board of trade o.
Wednesday evening. On the Frida
night before many prominent boar
men from this city went over and ate
the business there was talkieSt and
dutch lunch which has been pronounce
RdClllCuuGIul.
and the Palatka board are going II
work together for the upbuilding of tn
land that lies between till we are al
one big, bloomin' city.
Robert L. Hutchinson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, was admit
ted TO the bar before the Supreme
Court of Florida at Tallahassee las
week. Mr. Hutchinson is yet under III,
legal age, but this difficulty was arranged
by his father waving all parental au
thority and giving his consent TO thu
proceedings. Robert Hutchinson wa
graduated from the Law Department o
Washington and Lee University last sea
son, and for some months past has beei
with the legal firm OF Jones & BoStwick
Jacksonville.