The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-03-07

| sonvllle, is IN the city to attend the
millinery opening at Miss Lucas
store.
On Tuesday next, March II, the
University of Florida Glee Club will
appear at the Kalbfeld Grand in a
most enjoyable concert.
A four reel feature production OF
Miss Blanche Walch in Tolstoi's
Resurrection" will be shown on
Thursday, March 18th, afternoon and
night, at the Kalbfeld Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borson with large
party of ladies and gentlemen came
from Crescent City yesterday in the
Borson launch and spent the Gay II
the city, dining at the Putnam House.
Attorney Geo. W. Bassett Jr. has
instituted proceedings in the Circuit
Court of st. Johns county to validate
the $4,000 bond issue voted by the
town of Hastings for public improve
ments some two or three weeks ago.
Mrs. l. A. Boughton and Miss Grace
Hall arrived in Palatka yesterday
from Federal Point. Miss Hall went
on the noon train to Gainesville for 6
few days and Mrs. Boughton will be
the guest of Mrs. Bulky.
County Superintendent Cottingham
has been confined to his bed during
the past week and was unable to at
tend the regular meeting of the coun,
ty school board on Tuesday. His many
friends throughout the county will
hope for his speedy recovery.
Ri. Rev. Edwin Gardner Weed,
bishop of the Diocese of Florida, will
officiate at the evening service at st
Marks Episcopal church on Sunday
evening next and administer confir.
nation. Archdeacon Wyllie viii.
preach at the morning service.
Among the visitors in the city last
Saturday was Mr.. Chas. Lichty OF
Keuka, who was accompanied by sor
who had only recently arrived here
on visit from North Dakota, anc
who stated that he left a tempera-
ture of 40 degrees below zero.
County Clerk Henry Hutchinson
and Mrs. Hutchinson attended the
Bryan lecture in Jacksonville last
Friday evening as guests of Mr.
Bryan, and Mr.. Hutchinson as such
guest was escorted to a seat on tbs
platform with the distinguished lee.
turer.
The Palatka High School baseball
club and the team of the Palatks
Business College will cross bats in q
match game next Midday afternoon al
9:15 sharp. There is quite a rivalry
between the two mines and both are
claiming the game. The boys play
fine ball.
Engineer Will Shelley of the A. c
l.. is spending a few days here on a
visit to his mother and other relatives
Mrs. Shelley has been here some three
weeks. Mr.. Shelley hasn't been
spending much time in his old home
town lately and his visit is giving
much pleasure to his old friends, who
are numerous.
Genial Chas. Kupperbusch, the we'll
known and universally liked proprietor
of the Kupperbusch hotel and restau-
rant in this city, and known far and
wide over Florida, is said to be quite
i'll and confined to the house. His
recovery will be earnestly hoped for
by all to whom the knowledge of his
illness comes.
Q. R. Albright, Ford agent of
Gainesville, passed through Palatka
from Jacksonville this week with
three Ford cars for delivery. He was
accompanied by DR.. ]. H. Alderman,
President of the Good Roads Associa-
ton, c. c. Pedrick, Alachua county
commissioner, VIM. M. Hodgson. W.
K. Falkenstein and R. Blalock.
The little six-weeks-old infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William McGarrv of
North Fifth street died on Sunday
afternoon and was buried on Monday
IN the Catholic cemetery, Rev. Father
Barry officiating at the funeral. Mr..
McGarry is well-known stenogra-
pher and clerk in the County Clerks
office. The sympathy of large cir
Gle of friends is with them in their
great sorrow.
Hon. James CARMEL of Ormond and
Marcus Endel of Jacksonville are
representatives of the Grand Lodge
of Masons of Florida who are spend
ing severl days in Palatka this week
holding a school of instruction for
members of the order. Many mem
brs in the city and county, and some
from neighboring counties are here to
avail themselves of a knowledge of
the degrees of the order which these
eminent Masons can give. Both are
Past Grand Masters of Florida.
Mrs. NJ. W. Stewart, of jackson.
vile has been spending two or three
days in the city, coming here espe-
clally at this time to attend the mil.
Ilnery opening at Miss Lucas store.
She is accompanied by Mrs. S. NJ
Martin and Mrs. w. 0. Haas of Chi
,ago, the former a sister of Mr.. Stew
art and the latter niece. These Ia
lies Will return to Jacksonville to-
Little Herman Nash Blackwood
aged 3 years, had a birthday party
IN the court house lawn this week
md a host Of his little friends wers
present to congratulate him on mis-
great age. Among those present
we're Misses Ruby Rogers, Viola and
Margaret Benbow, Lillian Andrews
)otty Ledbetter, Frances and Martha
;;edbetter, Clarese Newton, Nellie and
,atherlne Ray, Jennie Kanner, Lucv
ma Edna Curry, Caroline Van Brunt.
ivan and Nellie Bond, and Masters
ohm and Bernard Schirard, Robert
higgins, Norman and Madison
'ounds, Herbert Turnage, Rozie Ro,
ers, Brandon Warren, Calvin Wat
on, A: B. Purdom and Walburt
teen. The refreshments were serv-
q at James RAYS ice cream parlors
he bunch was taken in a group pho
ograph by Neck.
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