The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-04
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Eity Happenings and
Personal Mention.

~. W. buIIoHj VI OIeSCeHI ClIy, was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
The city election will take place
next Tuesday.
A. W. Tucker, of Florahome, spent
last Friday and Saturday in the city.
T. J. Rogers, of Putnam Hall, for
merly county commissioner, was a
visitor in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kalbfeld went
over to st. Augustine to see the Ponce
de Leon celebration on Tuesday.
DR.. James Livingston, of Jackson
vile, spent Sunday in the city on
visit to friends.
The Palatka Library Association
tenders thanks to Richard F. Adams
for set of Wilkie Collins works do
mated to the library.
F. j. Fearnside went over to St.
Augustine in his motor car Wednes-
day accompanied by Mesdames Fearn-
side, Morgan and Collins.
Some twenty or more Palatka la
dies have identified themselves with
the movement for woman suffrage in
Florida.
Hon. Henry S. Mckenzie expects
to attend the session of the legisla-
ture, and it is understood will secure
place among the Senate attaches.
James NJ. Chesser, of HOLSTER, one
Of Putnam county's best known men
and veteran of the civil war, was a
visitor in the city on Wednesday,.
l. Martin, of New York, was a bus
mess visitor in the city Wednesday.
He states that Mrs. Martin is well
and often expresses longing for Pa
latka.
Mrs. Robert L. Gibson is entertain
ing this week Mrs. w. M. Hoyt, Miss
PanSy DevereuX and Miss Maude
kennerly at her lovely cottage on
Anastasia Island
The Pythian Sisters of this city are
to give benefit entertainment again
tonight for the northern flood suffer-
ars. There will be an entire change
of program from last night and sew
eral special attractions.
The Audit Company of the South,
Atlanta, Ga, is this week auditing
the books of City Clerk and Collector
A. I. TRAY, as is the custom each |
year. The members of the company
who are doing the work are Messrs. |
c. I. Mentz and B. lbertson.
Miss Ida Leib, who has been pursu-
ing her musical studies in Paris, |
France, for the past year, has Joined |
an excursion party and is now in
Spain. After two or three months |
travel on the continent of Europe
Miss Leib will return to this city.
Dago Toni has been returned to his
home. He was caught in the act of
polishing persimmon at a peanutta
STAN in Tallahassee. The Times
Unions Palatka correspondent says
Toni was keednapped and taken way,
way off to Tallahas, but dat hees been
yer glad to gat home again.
Chas. Kupperbusch is reported to
De making rapid improvement in Bal
jimore, where he went for treatment.
Mr.. Kupperbusch had gained ten
pounds in flesh when last heard from
md was considered in good condition
% undergo the necessary surgical
operation on Thursday.
Judge and Mrs. J. l. Wimberly, of
were viitors in the city
Wednesday and were being greeted
by hosts of admiring friends. They
are among the older and more infu-
entail citizens of the western part
If the county and the judge has been
IN important factor in the politics
If the county for many years.
Geo. A. Mauman, long connected
With the New South Farm and Homes
Co., has opened a real estate and
brokerage office at 100 Second street,
opposite the Putnam House. Mr.
Mauman will attend to the collection
If rents, handling Of turpentine tim
GER and cut-over lands, agricultural
ands and city property, improved
nd unimproved.
Hon. S. J. Hilburn spent Tuesday
n Jacksonville, where he went over
he new primary law being prepared
~ Senator N. P. Bryan. Mr.. Hill
,urn states that the proposed law is
IN ide-I one and one which he be-
ieves the legislature will be quick
o appreciate. That a new primary
aw will be enacted by the coming
legislature is sure.
The Palatka Military Band has ar
anged to give Sunday afternoon Sa-
red Concerts in Burt park, beginning
With next Sunday. The concert will
,egin at $3.50 and continue for an
YOUR under the direction of Prof.
hathaway, who assures the public
hat the concerts will be high-class
n every particular and that only APP
'ropriate music will be played.
The marriage of Mr.. Nathaniel {
Gardner, formerly of Palatka, and
Mss Mary Weston, of Helmet, Cali !
ornia, was solemnized at the home :
# the brides parents ON Monday
March 31st. The yolmg >
Ouple will be at home in Virginia, :
after May LIST. Mr.. Gard +
er is the second son of Mr.. and Mrs. 9
'eter Gardner of this city, and Wis
ted his home here about one year l.
go. >
Palatka was well represented at the
once de Leon celebration in st. Au-
Justine this week, from fifteen to TWEEN
y motor cars going from here both
n Tuesday and Wednesday Among c
nose who went over were: Mrs. F u
}. Alderman, Mrs. E. W. Elliott, Mr. =
nd Mrs. NJ. NJ. Vickers, Mr.. and Mrs. !
|. 0. Hamm, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner z
, Hamm, Mrs. D. j. Elliott, Mr.. and c.
Irs. E. NJ. Earnest, Rev. and Mrs. 6
7. NJ. Poage, Hon. and Mrs. Howell :
. Davis and family, DR.. and Mrs. E.
Warrnn and rbildrap M, and Nc I