The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-16
CONGRATULATIONS
City happenings ana
Personal Mention.

MSS DAAg N1a tAN SN~SN -
Pomona friends several days this week.
Mrs. Warner T. Hamm left on Tues
day for 4 visit 10 her old home in Deia-
ware.
DR.. J. w. Darsey the dentist left on
| Wednesday for ten days vacation trip
/ to Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. T. X. Bates and little daughter,
Dorothy, of Sanford, are visiting their
N Oiher, Mrs. F. D. Alderman.
! Miss Florrie Crook who is to teach at
Crescent City the coming school year,
/ is now visiting in the mountain section
OF North Carolina.
| Judge E. E Haskell expects to leave
| on his vacation visit 10 North Conway,
\. H., next week. Mrs. Haskell has
been away some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Vickers left on
Monday for Baltimore, sailing that day
from Jacksonville via. the Merchants 4
Miners steamship.
Frank Browning has returned from a
short sojourn al Hot Springs, where he
went for rest and recuperation from the
cares of business He got both.
Judge John E. Marshall and daughters,
| the Misses Nellie and Edna, left on
| Wednesday for Massachusetts, where
they expect TO remain until fall.
Rev. Father Barry pastor of ST. Moni.
/ cas- Catholic church is spending 4 short
has a sister who is a member OF one OF
the church orders.
H. o. Hamm has returned from rest
at the MEMO Springs Hotel in the
north Georgia mountain section. Mrs.
Hamm and daughter will remain at the
l Springs for some weeks.
Jas. 4. Taylor prominent orange
grower from Shiloh passed through the
city Thursday en- route 10 Gainesville
where he attended the state convention
OF citrus fruit growers.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Howell 4. Davis and
children motored TO Daytona Beach on
Friday OF last week, going by way OF
Crescent City and DeLand. They
were to spend some days at this popular
resort.
The Orpheum motion pictures have
been attracting the crowds this week as
usual. The pictures have not been dis
appointing, either. for it is 4 pleased lot
OF people who issue from this popular
theater each night
Mrs. |. r. Sieltz, mau.ger OF the Smith
store on Lemon street, left on Wednes-
day for Baltimore and New York,
where she will purchase her iall line OF
goods and take 4 much needed rest.
During her absence Miss Mcmillan OF
Gainesville has charge of the store.
Harvey H. Bard, late OF Norwalk. has
opened 4 produce business on upper
Lemon street He will handle all kinds
OF country produce and people who
want chickens for the table can prob
ably be supplied by consulting him.
| Also fresh eggs, etc.
Il Attorney Julian c. Calhoun has been
appointed acting municipal Judge and
| will conduct the city court during the
absence OF Judge Marshall. That the
court will be conducted in a diguified
manner is sure. Judge Calhoun it is
then from now on and il sounds IA
iural, and good.
Rev. w. NJ. Poage pastor Of the Meth.
odiSt church left on Tuesday for short
yacation al Montague, Tenn. Mrs
| Poage, who has been visiting at Spring
field, Mo, for some time will meet DR.
i Poage al Monteagle. They will return
within week or ten days.
| J. f. Ploughie has again leased the
| Wonderland moving picture theater anC
is giving nightly free exhibitions on I
1 screen stretched on the building acros:
the street Mr.. Ploughie is quite :
| hustler in his line and under his man
| agement business at the theaier will i'm
prove.
; Rev. DR.. J. P. Hilburn will preach a
ST. lanes Methodist Church next Sun
day, both morning and evening. DR.
Hilburn, who is I brother of Hon. S. J
Hilburn, was until recently president o
T Southern College. He was also for
:. meIly pastor OF the church in this city
i That his old friends will give him AT
t enthusiastic welcome goes without say
l. ing.
y Benz. |. Gay is really getting gay
He has actually broke away from WORK
: aud has packed his trunk and gone tc
Daytona Beach 10 indulge in the fishing
and surf bathing. Mr. Gay has beer
paving pretty close attention to bushes,
aud it is several years since he took :
;, vacation. He didn't need it for heaIth's
: sake. but nevertheless the change viii
{ do him good.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Barnett went over
TO Daytona Beach in their motor cal
last Friday having the company OF Mfr
and Mrs H. A Davis in their motor
!. / Al Seville the Barnett and Davis car.
:. were Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. S. A
i Baker, who accompanied them to the
: beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett returned
s home early in the week.
+ Rev. DR.. John O'Brien rector OF the
/ Cathedral at 81. Augustine, officiatec
g al the services OF ST. Monicas church
/ last Sunday in the absence of Father
Barry DR.. O'BTien was for eleven
years 4 popular pastor OF ST.. Monica.
e church and his pastorate and citizenship
J. is remembered with pleasure now by
: 1 host of our people of all denomina
) lions His visit on Sunday was 4 source
i OF pleasure to all his old friends who
: we're so fortunate IS TO see him.
5 The Kenuerly Hardware Co. OF thi.
d city wants the farmers of the county anC
D, all Others interested to know that the
company will pay three cents spot cast
and pay all freight for all the clean
- weII-Cured vanilla they can get and tina
tbis offer is good for the entire summer
The Kenuerly Co. has for years been .
heavy buyer of vanilla and many 4 cit
" IN OF the county has found it 10 his OF
b her profit to set about gathering thi:
e iyli. which grows in such abundance il
r many paris of the county. This Offer
!. {. I'M finnish rrniiiahIa work fnr even.