The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-10
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

Mrs. NJ. w. Stewart OF Jacksonville Is
in the city on visit TO friends.
DR.. Albert Mckenzie has returned TO
Atlanta 10 resume his medical studies.
DR.. Sarah NJ. Davis, osteopalh, has
returned 10 the city from a prolonged
visit in the north.
DR.. II. R. Estes spent several days in
the city last week. The doctor is now
making his home 10 Daylona.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Wilson are at
home again from a visit TO the Maine
resorts.
Col A. w. Tucker of FIorahome
was visitor with business before The
drainage board this week.
Sheriff Kennerly was on The sick list
for several days early in the week, but
is now out again.
Kalbfields Grand theater has been
showing some wonderfully clever pic
lures this week and TO big crowds.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet next Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
AZ o'JV " CioNh'
The Ford Sales Co. has sold three
Ford touring cars SO far this week and
is not through yet
The Bailey tennis court at San Matco
is an attraction that draws TO il a mum.
Der OF Palatka young people daily.
X. NJ. White and w. f. Glynn, lead
ing orange growers of Crescent City
were in Palatka yesterday.
Mrs. T. X. Bates of Sanford and Mrs.
Elliott OF Pensacola are here this week
on visit 10 their mother, Mrs f. d.
ACkeTman.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Canova, IT., Of
East Palalka are doing some rejoicing
over.lhe birth of son and heir ap,
parent last week!
Mrs. Geo. w. Bassett Jr., and little
daughter who have been spending The
| summer with Mrs. BasSeit'S parents al
ST. Petersburg, have returned home.
Yes, you occasionally meet man on
the streets with an abnormal taste for
politics and who talkS-polticS, but its
early for The game,
Mr. and Mrs. ChaS. H. Sieg are in
Jacksonville where they will remain
several days longer. They went 10 the
metropolis in their automobile.
Attorney Henry Strunz is seeing the
world series baseball games in New
York, after which he will go to his old
home in Connecticut for two months
stay with friends and relatives.
Saturday is the Jewish day of Atone
mcnt, the hottest day in the Hebrew
year. The festival is ordained in
Leviticus, TO which Bible readers OF the
| News are referred.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. lanes
Methodist Church will give bazaar
and supper in the Griffin block, foot OF
Lemon street, on Tuesday afternoon
and evening, October II. The patron
age of the public is solicited.
The millinery and dry goods open
ingS are the social events of Palatka
this week. If you don't believe il look
al The crowds of ladies that are passing
in and out OF Miss Lucas and Mrs. Till
mans stores and the Earnest dry goods
emporium.
w. S. Fry the jeweler has been put
ting some very artistic counters and
show cases into his remodeled store on
Lemon street and in a day or two we
will all be pointing TO his establishment
with pride as another Palatka institu-
ton OF the twentieth century.
Col r. w. Thompson of Bawslon
fN ~ ii Il,
duties as president and general manager
of the Hart Line Ocklawaha river
steamers. 1t is said that Col Thomp-
son has about made up his mind 10 un.
timber and sell water front 10 the city
at a merely nominal cost.
Jim Rays ice cream parlors have been
baseball headquarters all the week, and /
crowds have filled the place and block
ed the sidewalk awaiting the bulletins
by innings of the world championship
games between the Philadelphia Ameri
cans and the New York Nationals. The
score was bulletned soon after each
inning was played.
Frank Fearnside Jr., has returned
from Asheville and is showing but
slight if and diSfigurment from the de-
lightfu! summer he has put in under the
surgeons knife and in the hospital. |
The doctors have discharged him with |
the advise that he is now able TO 90 it |
alone, and he is picking up flesh every
day with an appitete that works over |
time. He had tough time of ii.
Next Sunday, Oct 18th, will be
columbus Day." and legal holiday
in twenty-four states. Columbus gels |
the credit for discovering America, but
evidence is abundant that Europeans |
visited this continent before he did. |
Columbus, however, was wise enough |
to advertise his find and walk off with |
the credit. Who says advertising |
doesn't pay?
II. H. Raymond, vice president and
general manager of the Clyde Steamship
Line of New York City, and w. Nj. |
upper, superintendent, at Jacksonville,
spent few hours in Palalka on Tues.
day, looking over the town and con
Sullinp with some of our naonlo in ro