The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

LIE " yllC VI lliIIl ltlNiiVils E,NON
roads enthusiast and practical road
builder, was visitor in the city this
week.
Capt. H. H. Bryant, genial gentle
man and leading citizen of Welaka
was visitor on Monday whom Pa
latgans had delight in welcoming.
Supt. S. P. Hollenrake of the Ocala
Northern Railway and his nieces, the
Misses Florence Butts and Cora TIA
Dor, of Ocala, were in the city on Sat
urday.
Mrs. P. N. Hoist entertained a
large party of ladies at cards last
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss Munnerlyn of Jackson
vile.
Mrs. DR.. George WEIGH gave an en-
joyable auto jarty to Welaka last
Saturday, her guests being Mesdames
Poage, Gardner, Phillips and Walton.
The ladies were delightfully."- entertain
ed on their arrival at the pretty river
town.
Miss Marie Merryday has returned
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Beach after a visit of some time with
her many friends in Palatka. Miss
Margaret Willard accompanied Miss
Merryday to the beach and will be her
guest for some time.
The Tampa Times and other state
papers have been telling the people
of the world of Palatka's strivingS
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into among ourselves because of that
seegar and cold bot of windy water
jim Ray sold to man on Sunday.
Mrs, DR.. Davis, osteopath physician
who has made headquarters at the
Putnam House during the past sew
eral months, left on Wednesday for
vacation trip to the mountains of
North Carolina and to Missouri. She
expects to be absent most of the sum
mer
The old Arlington Hotel office room
at the corner of Lemon and Fourth
streets has been redecorated in tasty
style and will shortly be opened as a
pool room where the youth of the city
can congregate and from habits of
lndustry-of the kind that counts for
little in the wrestle with the real
problems of life.
Mrs. A. G. Phillips was the hostess
at charming evening party last Fri
day in honor of the Misses Mary and
Charlotte Phillips, her guests. Five
Hundred was the game of the evening
after which delicious and dainty re-
freshments were served, and piano
selections of high order were rem
dered by Miss Ernestine Pratt.
HARDWOOD Rosser of jacksonville as
sisted in the musical program at the
First Presbyterian church last Sun
day, rendering two beautiful violin
solos. Mr.. Rosser is an accomplished
master Of the violin as is we'll known
In Palatka. His appearance in mu-
steal circles is very much appreciated.
The marriage of Mr.. David A. Par
tin, former well-known citizen of
Palatka now residing in Fernandna,
and Miss Dallas William Jones, an
accomplished young lady of that city,
occurred Tuesday evening last, June
18th, in the Baptist church of Fernan-
dina. The newly married couple left
the same night for New York.
Miss Agnes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel W. Waldron of Ormond,
Fla, is to be married next Tuesday,
June 24th, to MIR. Philip S. Fagen.
The ceremony will be at 8 O'Clock in
the evening at the Ormond Union
church. Miss Waldron is the grand
daughter of the late D. w. Waldron,
at one time resident of Welaka and
an influential man in the county.
Friends of the contracting parties
in Palatka and environs have been
receiving invitations during the past
week from Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques.
Boarrel of 423 North Sixth street, to
the marriage of their daughter, Mary. |
to Mr.. Mathew Bremen, ir, which
Will take place at their home at 3 |
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, the 25th
instant.
Fred Hubner of Florahome was in
the city on Wednesday and brought to
this office some samples of white pota-
toes grown on his muck land without
fertilizer. The potatoes were unusu-
ally large in their average, six of the |
larger ones weighing more than five |
pounds. The seconds also We're fine.
Mr.. Hubner states that from an acre
and half planted he dug IS barrels.
A Memorial Service, to which the
public is invited, will be held by st. |
Johns Lodge, No. 8, Knight of Pyth.
las, in the Castle Hall, Friday night.
June n, at 8 o'clock. An Grafton will
be delivered by Judge E. Noble CAL
houn of st. Augustine, who is a mem
Der of the local lodge. Several Sc
lections of sacred music will be rem
dered by vocalists of the city who have
been asked to assist in the program.
IT'S said that Frederick Johann
Heinrich Won Engleken of East Palat-
ka, envoy extraordinary and research
lSt plenipotentiary, commissioned bv
the Southern Commercial Congress to
discover if possible how the soil ma
nipulators of Europe secure credit at
the grocery, is enjoying himself i'm
mensely in Rotterdam. And yet there
are people right here in Palatka who
have helped to pay for the trip who
say they don't care d.
Miss Lula Reed entertained at a
card party on Thursday afternoon of
last week in honor of the coming bride.
Miss Nellie Fry. Miss Grizella Mer-
rill made the high score and was Civ
en- the prize of bottle toilet water.
A handsome present was also made
to the honor guest. Delicious salad
courses were served after the game.
Among those present were Misses
Nellie Fry, Edith Kupperbusch, Rosa
lu Coke, Margaret Willard, Thelma
Hyers, Louise Boyd, Mary and Gri-