The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-08
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

N. G., to spend his vacation.
Miss Ida Leib is spending the sum
mer months at Rachelwood Farm,
New Florence, Pa.
Miss Serena Bailey left last week
for North Carolina where she will
spend some weeks.
The Miami-Palatka baseball scores
were received by half innings at Jas.
G. Rays place yesterday afternoon.
]. N. Blackwell is now in MISSISSIPPI
pi and is making steady improvement
toward health.
John Dallow of Welaka was in the
city on THU sday and circulating
among his numerous friends.
Miss Ida May Chamblee has gone
to Canada to visit friends for the bal
ance of the summer.
Mrs. 7. X. Bates of Sanford visited
her mother, Mrs. F. D. Alderman,
this week.
Miss Myrtle Conrad who has been
the guest of Mrs. Edw. Gerber for
some time has returned to her home
in Glenwood, Fla.
c. II. Kennerly the well-known
Palatka scotsman has lengthy article
in last weeks Florida Grower on the
Hastings potato farms.
Allie M. Steen, who has been spend
ing the past month in Ashevi.le, N.
c., returned this week to resume bust
ness.
DR.. ]. C. Chandler left on Tuesday
for Atlanta and a visit to his old
home. The doctor expects to be
away some two weeks.
Miss Inez Holden left on Wednes-
day for Arbutus, Ga, where she will
De the guest for some time of Miss
Rena Brown.
X. M, White of Crescent City who
IS spending some time 1T Daytona
Beach, was guest at the Saratoga
Hotel on Wednesday.
Sheriff R. Lee KenNeriy left for
Tate Spring, Tenn, a few days ago,
where he expects to remain three or
four weeks for rest and recupecrtion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Hutchinson of
Atlanta who have been guests of their
parents, County Clerk and Mrs. Hen
ry Hutchinson, for the past two weeks
left for home on Thursday.
The legislature has changed the
time for holding the spring and fall
terms of the Putnam Circuit Court
form the second to the fourth Mon
days in April and October.
1t is said that the City Council, be-
cause Of its failure to annex TIE por-
ton of the Heights containing the
Water Works, will be obliged to tack
two more mills onto the tax levy for
the ensuing year.
W. r. Revels, J. J. Charles, G. L.
knight and Fred Hubner, among the
more prominent citizens of the Flori-
da drainage district, were in the city
on Tuesday and interested in the mat.
ters coming before the drainage board
Rt, Rev. Edwin Gardner Weed, S.
|. D., bishop Of Florida, spent the day
n the city on Tuesday, being en- route
from Wclaka to his home in Jackson
Vile. While in the city Bishop Weed
made his headquarters at the Sarato-
&c Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Earnest will
leave next Tuesday FOR Hot Springs, |
Ark, and after week or two at that
| health resort will 90 to New York |
where they will devote their time to
the market for fall goods. They do
not expect to return to Palatka until
the latter part of September.
W. N. Coffee and his little daugh-
ter, Martha, who for several months
nave been visiting north Florida and
points in Georgia, returned home on
Saturday. The trip was taken for
the benefit of the little girls health.
and it will be pleasing news to ali
their friends to learn that she has
been fully restored.
Mrs. George E. Gay expects to
teave tomorrow for Denver, Colorado.
whittier she goes to visit the family
d her uncle. Mrs. Gay will remain
n Denver sometime, but expects be.
fore returning hCme to visit Califor-
ma ard other parts of the country,
With the possibility of crossing the s
Pacific on visit OF Japan.
Miss Rosa Coke is expected this ,
week from Palatka for a brief visit
with Mrs. J. Wesley Stephens at her
nome on Osceola street. Miss Coke
is popular young society woman of '
Paiatka and her friends here are
looking forward with pleasure to her c
visit-Times- Union. i
Frank Fearnside ir, who has been !
n poor health for some time was on
Grated on for appendicitis at Jeffer-
son Hospital Philadelphia, yesterday e
morning. A telegram received by ii. Ii
VI .Fearnside near the middle of the a
morning reported that he had stood t
The shock we'll and was resting quiet
ly.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Brown and the u
young people of the family left We'd ,
1esday for their new bungalow home u
1T Arbutus, Ga, where they will spend n
several weeks. Their place is on the a
Lookout mountain near Chattanooga. u
Mr. Brown expects to be absent from 4
lis business some three weeks, but W
n the meantime affairs will be looked &
.tter by c. C. Curtiss, who is in q
barge. h
Mr.. and Mrs or. L. Heating have
old all the pretty furnishings of
heir home to Mr.. J. NJ. Thomas of the
lunroe and Chambliss Bank. Mr. G,