The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05
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City happenings and
Personal Mention.


Mrs William Wyllie has returned
from New York where she has been
spending the summer.
Services will be resumed at st.
Marks Episcopal church next Sun
day.
The Misses Hattie and Ella Bulky
and Kate Owen spent Sunday With
friends in st. Augustine.
DR.. j. W, Darsey is again in his
GENITAL office after brief vacation at
Summer Haven beach.
Mrs. H. A. Bulky left for st. Angus
tine on Monday where she will spend
several weeks visiting Mrs. F. P. Du-
Pont.
Miss Hattie N. Bulky has returned
from u most enjoyable visit with
friends at Oak Hill and Daytona
Beach.
Mrs. Fred Hafer of Wauchula, will.
her two sons, has been visiting friends
in the city this week. Mrs. Hafer
formerly resided in Palatka.
Miss Lucy Dutill of Quincy, daugh,
ter OF the former pastor of the Metho-
Glst church here, is on visit to Miss
Helen Tlighman.
c. L. Greenwood, II. H. Bryant and
l.. y. Morris were among the promi-
nent visitors in the city from WeIaka
this week.
Messrs. Tucker, Tubbs, Lester.
Charles, Revels and others were Flo
rahome gentlemen to appear before
the board of county commissioners on
Monday.
Judge Jared |. Wimbcrly of Inter.
lachen was a visitor in the city last
Sunday, simply passing through on
ms way to Crescent City where he
was called to hold an inquest.
j. J. Green one of the very best
men IN the county and whose home is
at Bardln, was visitor in Palatka on
Monday whose visit afforded pleas
ure to many friends.
Miss Blanche LeHardy is ASSISTING
Sheriff Kennerly il his Office work
MISS LeIlardy is the attractive daugh
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. C. A. LeHardy
and is a niece of Sheriff KennerIy.
The fire alarm at II o'clock yester-
day morning was occasoned bv thu
burning Of the kitchen of a small
house occupied by negro on north
It'll street. Fire was extinguished
by the truck with little damage.
Acting Chief Livingston of the citv
police says that all automobiles eX-
cept that of the fire chief, following
The fire truck to a fire and exceeding
the speed limit, will hereafter be ar.
rested.
Deputy Sheriff P. NJ. Hagan is laid
up this week. Mr.. Hagan is not what
would be called i'll, though he is
thought to have overtaxed hi,
strength while assisting at pile dri-
wing last Monday.
The Palatka police made 50 arrests
during the month of August, and col
iected fines to amount of $241. These
were mostly petty gamblers, DRINKS
and tights and other disorderly con-
duct.
Messrs, Jackson and Baldwin Of
Melrose were in the city Wednesday,
omlng through via. johnson station
IN two hours in Mr.. Jackson's auto
This is distance of about So mile
md the road from Melrose to John
soA is over hills and somewhat sandy.
Mrs. Laura B. Priest, ASSISTANT in
CoHnty Judge Haskell's ohi,l and who
is notary public by commission OF tie
governor, has performed several mar
Ha"e ceremonies lately at the court
house 1t is not often that 4 woman
S called upon to perform this "ole-
mony, but Mrs. Priest has established
quite reputation for doing the thing
in style.
J. N. Hall of BannerviIle was in the
city this week. MIR. Hall it is stated
5 a candidate for county game war
den and already has his application
on file with the state game warden.
endorsed by some of the most influ.
entail men of the county. He states .
That should he secure the place he will
faithfully carry out all provisions of
he law and will not be influenced by
he standing Of the violators.
Manager Louis Kalbfeld of the
rand theatre has been in Tampa this
week attending the convention of
moving picture men of the state and !
enjoying the banQuets and other nice {
little entertainments for which Tam
va hospitality is famous Mr. Kalb- I
acid was electeG chairman of the
BOARD of directors of the state asso-
iaton, which is branch of the ma +
lonaI association Of moving picture
men.
Last week the News did uninten-
!onal business injury to Mr.. SavIors
he shoemaker who has been doine
BUSINESS in the little shop next to TIL
lilghman Hardware Co. 1t stated
hat he had sold out to the vounr N
nan, Ell barket who would take pos
e&s'on on Monday. Instead Mr. Say !,
orS simply vacated the place for the r.
title frame store on Second street rI
,eXt to the East Florida Saving & a
rust Co., where he is doing bushes,
nd will be pleased to see all his old n
HendS Mr.. Barkct simply had pre- Il
AIRED to move in the place vacated by h
IT. Saylors, which he has done. >,
Mr.. W. G. TiIghman. a prominent n
tZen Of PaIatka, was in OcaIa Wed O
2Ssday, and paid the Star a pleasant
I'll. Mr.. Tilghman was in the shin 4
lie business in Putnam county for q u
lmbcr of years and made enough =
1T Of it to retire from business, tho ~
2 continues to take warm Interest 81
all business affairs He is an enthu d
astic pfohibitionist and claims that IT,
6 town and county have made great
aterial and moral Advancement M