The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-18

City Happenings and
Personal Mention.
1t is Judge Julian C. Calhoun now.


John @. Tilghman, of Jacksonville,
was in the city this week.
DR.. Chandler visited Lake City Sun
day last.
John Dallew, of Welaka, was WISH
tor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Wilson have
returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. S. ]. Barstow left this week
for an extended visit at Daytona
Beach.
The Eastern Star Chapter gave a
banquet in Masonic hall Tuesday
night.
Palatka has been full of visitors
| this week, owing to its being court
week, and the annual meeting of the
Odd Fellows.
Judge E. Noble Calhoun, of ST.
| Augustine, attended the circuit court
in session here this week. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Calhoun.
The many friends of Miss Margaret
Willard will be pleased to learn tina;
she is much better, having been quite
sick for several days.
Rev. W. NJ. Poage, pastor of St.
James NJ. E. Church, attended the
district conference at Jacksonville
this week. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Poage.
Howard Ransom, we'll known in Pa
latka, but a resident of Jacksonville
has been in the city this week on q
visit to his sister, Mrs. W. S. Bur.
dette.
A valuable horse belonging to A
I. Browning, Of Francis, died sud
denly Tuesday night of acute indi.
gestion. The animal was hitched OF
South Third street when stricken.
A card party will be given next
Tuesday night at the Athletic Clut
house for the benefit of the Palatka
public library. The game will b
five Hundred. Public invited.
II. F. Lecks represented the Palatks
Lodge, B. P o. Elks, at the State
convention which was in session il
L
making efforts to get the 1914 sessio.
for Palatka.
A large number of the residents Of
Florahome section expected to come
to Palatka Thursday to meet Engin
aer Wright, but owing to the death
Of Mrs. VIM. Harrison, one of the frs
Florahome settlers, the number was
not as large as expected.
George w. Bassett, Jr., has beer
appointed local attorney for the At
antic Coast Line Railway Co. Mr.
Bassett is one of our youngest attor
neys in point of practice, and hi!
many friends will be glad to learn o.
1is success in his chosen profession
Mrs. George Washington, of Ha
vana, Cuba, left Wednesday for Sa
vannah, Ga, on an extended visit t
relatives, after a visit with friends
n this city. A few of her friends
gave her a surprise picnic Tuesda,
afternoon.
Ludley V. Haddock is writing ;
series of articles on Municipal Pub
',Si.S ~! ~ e eme siiPa hoIlllhs II
chat paper last Sunday morning
The News will reproduce these arti
lies and the first one will be fount
IN another page of this issue.
Dr. J. W. Purcell, accompanied b.
,: D. barstoW' le1t TINS morning 10
1--we Q"N W alVeiiq IhG spring hG re
ny VI 3 ~ reSDytery' IN
'"S'oi VIII lloC return uIVll next wee
tiu Iiie llesoyIertah GhuFch VIII o
toSgu 'iie LoliIiils SUNDAY except 10
ounuay Scnool WHICH meets at S:4
d. ILL.,
Mrs. Mcintosh, who has spent tn
past four months in Palatka, returne,
% her home in Rosedale, Canada, thi
week. During her STAY in our CITY
Mrs. Mcintosh made a host of friend
w tho Preshvtoy;an conG rrp,
sIa heing an sctive worIa5 IS b I,U
,hnrrb and SnnJav sobnnl '0''
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The long draWnout case of the Put
nam National Bank VS.. c. c. Alvers
It al, foreclosure of mortgage, cam
close this week when Judge Will
ave a decision in favor of complain
mt. The amount involved with in
crest is something over $4,000
Blackwell and Walton, attorneys TO
complainant; Hilburn, L'Engle, Cal
VIM.
WINS CadweIl' OF BroEen Bow, Il
Ietter 10 secretary Koyster tn
| week stated mat ne mad bought l,8O
3creS OF land from T. A. Benson
| tDout hVe miles west OF Paiatka, an
;hat ne expects to locate here mex
j LaIl. II is ms intention to bring be
.W !G twenty-five ana forty tamllle
{ WIN MN. mr. caldwell spent tn
, EIeaCef part OF the past winter Il