The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-04

| oyoIeI Vi JHe DOafd oil
trade has been ill with fever this weeh
and has been nursing himself in his
rooms at the Hotel Saratoga.
Mrs. j. E. Lucas and little daugh-
ter left last week for Caledonia, Mo
where they will spend the balance of
the summer with Mrs. Lucas parents
The local baseball team won the
game from the Crescent City club on
thursday of last week, the score
standing 10 to 6.
Col. E. Noble Calhoun of st. An.
gustine passed through the city OIL
Monday en- route to Gainesville on lie
gal business.
Mrs. R. Curtiss and granddaughter,
MISS Louise Curtiss, have gone to
Monteagle, Tenn, where Miss Louise
Will enter the young ladies seminary
Hon, and Mrs. j. H. Harp of Ores
cent City spent several days here this
week, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F..
| Adams.
K. W. Thompson of the Hart Line
and his brother and sister have gone
10 Boston for the balance Of the sum
mer season.
The City Of Palatka now has a
morse power street sweeper ana
sprinkler and will save money and
Tune by getting the work done expe-
ditiOusly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Caldwell Cal
noun returned from their weddino
trip to Asheville and other noun
tam towns of North Carolina on Mon
DAY night.
HENS Petermann is out again after
a severe attack of brain fever, Mr..
Petermann shows signs of A severe
illness and it will be some DAYS be-
fore he is himself again.
Mrs. David Howell and little chila
left yesterday for Monticello where
she will be the guest tor several
weeks of Hon. and Mrs. T. r. Turn
bull. u II
1t should certainly rain today; ?
gaia day without rain would hc like
beer without bead-fat, stale and
Improbable. And then our pretty
decorations need something to make
EN- look as if they had been wolkin )
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Cummings, Mrs
Goethe, and children have gone to the
Cloudland Park Club, Menlo. Ga. for
stay of several weeks. The C!oud-
land Park Club was organized bv the
Ledbetter Bros. of the Putnam Hons
and is one of the most delightful
places IN the mountain section of
North Georgia.
Mrs, II. j. Cathey formerly of Po-
mona Is at the Whitmore Sanitarinm
ASheVllle, N. c., where she is beino
treated Tor an injured wrist, and the
use OF which she is said to be in fair
prospect OF recovering. Her mother
Mrs, Waldron, and Mrs. Geo. Bagley
OF POMONA are at present at Skvland
Hotel. - = p '''s :
Il. l.: Gibson came over from his
uellghtlul summer home on Anasta-
sIa Island Tuesday in his new J,osier
DIX, magnificent new auto only
recently purchased This machine IS
one of the highest priced autos made
and has great power. Mr. and Mrs.
GiOson VIII ship the machine by CLYDE
Line to New Jersey in few davs
where they expect to follow for a few
weeks. IL"
Paiatka and other county visitors
TO the celebrated Summer Haven
beach are going to be heard from
weekly IN The Palatka News through
the entertaining letters Of Miss Jessie
Harrison Burton, the Accomplished
laughter of Judge and Mrs. I I,
Burton of Crescent City. lat who is
equally well known and appreciated
in Palatka. pf' NV ""
NJ; NJ. Nickers OF The News attend |
ed the meetings of the Florida Press
ASSOCIATION at Tampa last week and
at the big Stovall banquet raised his |
voice IN the patriotic songs which |
were sung to the accompaniment of
the orchestra. There were more thar
2OO people at this BANQUET and a,nony
the songs were my Old Kentucky
Home and others just as familiay
W NAiS DtlliIuGlJGES.
Mrs. J. C. Guerry of Tallahassee
who has been here for the past four
weeks on a visit to her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Henis Petermann, evperts
to return to her home in Tallahassee
Mr. Guerry, who formerly resided
here and was long chief clerk in rhp
Leo jacobson store, is now the con-
hdentlal man Of Levy Bros. leading
Wholesale and retail merchant; of The
Capital City.
This is not an advertisement: Ii is
straight news of a complimentary
character which should act as an al.
vertlsement most forcefully because
Of the disinterestedness of the tribusa
SAID gentleman at one of the hotels
The other day: 81 have travelled px-
in the United State and INV
business brings me in contact with
he bottling business, and | tell Won
n all sincerity that the cleanast
most sanitary arranged bottling
works have seen in the whole conn.
ny IS right here in Palatka-the Co
a-cola bottling works of Ed. Kum-
ner." Many Palatkans to whom
he News has repeated this compli-
lentarV tribute attest tbat a,,a-,, |