The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-03-14
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, City Happenings and
I Personal Mention.

Sf-I sinai pen safety EdZOE DlduSS, anu
Lancaster is the man.
Arthur A Corcoran has gone over
to Mayo in Lafayette county on Will
son Cypress Co. business.
The Honey Boy" Minstrels will
have a big parade at 2 o'clock next
Tuesday afternoon, the 18th inst.
Watch for it,
St. Marks Guild will have a large
assortment of home made cakes for
sale at the City Drug store tomor-
Albert Jenkins, of West Palm
Beach, a son of the late DR.. f. f.
jenkins, is in the city visiting friends.
Miss Grace Hall has returned from
visit to Gainesville and is spending
the week visiting friends in Palatka.
E. W. Elliott of Pensacola has re-
turned to his home after a pleasant
visit with relatives in this city.
Next Monday when you get out
Of bed it will be st. Patrick's Day in
the Morning.
c. H. Kennerly has been quite low
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his home on North Third street.
Help the women to get that A. C..
l.. right of way to the bridge cleaned
up and improved.
The Misses Phillips, two very at
tractive young ladies of Kentucky,
are the guests for a season of Miss
Belle WEIGH.
Geo. W. Mauman, of the New South
Farms and Home Company, returned
yesterday from an extended business
trip to New York.
Hon. Charles Dougnerty, ex-con-
gresham from this district, spent
Sunday in the city the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. b. Finn.
James Miner, of New York, cousin
Of Mrs. William Turnage, arrived on
Sunday for his regular winter visit
and is guest at the Turnage home.
Prof. Black, late principal of the
| Florahome school, is assisting in the
management of the County Superin-
tendent's office during the illness of
that official.
| Louis Kalbfield of the Grand Opera
House has had voice so husky with
cold this week that some people have
thought he was whispering to them
when in fact he was trying to holler.
Rev. W. T. Cavell of Lake City will
ofiiciate at the services in st. Marks
church next Sunday. There will be
Holy Communion at a. M, Morn
ing Prayer at II a. m. and Evensong
at 1880 p. m.
The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church will give a supper at
| the Turnage store opposite the post
office on the evening of Thursday,
March goth, beginning at 5 p. n.
Everybody cordially invited.
There will be big pie supper for
the benefit of the fund for enlarging
the Pencil Baptist church at the home
Of F. d. Rich in Peniel on Saturday
night, March 18th. The ladies are
requested to bring pies and other re-
freshments. Everybody is invited.
Harold E. Merryday has been So
| journing in Washington and other cit
les of the effete east since the inaug-
u! :i ceremony Whlcn ne saw ana
home and settles down again to the
practice of law
Deep sympathy is felt throughout
the city for Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Col
Inns in the death of their little son
last week. The funeral was conduct
"a "a from the home by Archdeacon
Wyllle OF st. Marks church on Fri
day'
"Palatka is certainly n clean and
most delightful little citv y said ia
New York gentleman at one of the
hotels on Wednesday morning, "and
your residence section is simply bean
tiful. Your sidewalks and street
oavements are wav IN with the hest
northern cities"
An Easter ball is to be held at the
Putnam House under the auspices
IF the Palatka Military Band on Mon
day night, March oath. The band
will give a concert on the porch of
,he hotel before the dance from 7 to
$3.50. The dance music will be by a
lO-piece orchestra.
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March % is Easter this year. 1t
ninety-fve years, or until 20O8. The
ast time the great Christian festival
anne SO early in the year was 1856.
ifty-seven years ago; in 1918 Easter
'ell on March %, the earliest possible
line it could occur.
Judge Henry Page, of Somerset |
'Gounty, Md, for over fifteen years
mel Judge of the First judicial cir