The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-17

end here with his parents.
Mrs. Chamberlain OF Cu,hbert, Ca, is
here on visit 10 her molher, Mrs NJ.
H, Devereux,
Mrs, David Howell and children who
have been spending some weeks In
Kentucky will return homo today.
Mr. and Mrs II. A. Perry and Miss
Morrison Of Pomona noloted 10 the
city yesterday,
Chas, Livingston Of Johnson Station
Is the acting office deputy in the
sheriif's office.
Capt. A. T. Anderson OF lnterlaehen
has been spending several days in the
city this week,
The Misses Essie and Irene Wall,
daughters of Senator John P. Wall OF
Putnam Hall, were visiting friends in
the city last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Mann were in
G ,inesviIle this week attending the an.
nual Citrus Seminar, held at the Uni
verSity.
A card party will be given at the
rooms OF the Athletic club this, Friday
evening, Oct. 17th, for The benefit OF
the public ii nary.
Hon. F. ]. Fearnsidc has been spend
ing part of The week IN Pensacola, On
business connected with his office as
president of the State Board OF Health.
The schooner Granville r. Bacon,
Capt. Bennett, of New York in com
mand, arrived this week and is taking
on load of lumber from the Wilson
cypress mill.
Mr.. and Mrs AMI Dodd and sister OF
Boise, Idaho, are here 10 look over
some land they recently purchased in
Putnam county, and are thinking OF
staying.
Edward L. Mann of Mannville has
sent iu somples of pears, kraui, string
beans, pod beans, tomatoes, etc, In
glass ;:T5 ana cans from his cannery.
They will form an attractive feature Of
the exhibit at the Palaika board of trade
rooms.
E. H. Palmer, capitalist and we'll.
known real estate man of Orlando, has
been in the city this week. Mr.. Palmer
has large interests in Putnam county,
which he considers one of the besi
agricultural counties in the State.
P. ]. Becks' real estate office has sold
the Lumpkin place at Florahome 10
Samuel Walters of Rhinelander, Wis
The property consists of 100 acres oil
muck and hammock lands. The con
sideration was 1890.
County Tax Assessor Billiard has had
bad case of catarrh since leaving Pa
latka some len days ago, and in conse
quence has submitted 10 an operation al
the hands Of DIR. C. NJ. Sandusky in
Jacksonville. He hopes TO be back in
Palatka in few days.
The Times Union in a lengthy edi
torial strongly endorsed Secretary Fol
SONS resolution, adopted by the boarc
of trade, Directing TO the sale OF snake
and alligator post cards because of the
wrong impression they give northern
people about our State.
Billie Wylle entertained large nun
Der OF his little friends on Friday last
the occasion being his seventh birthday
Billie is the eldest son of Archdeacor
and Mrs. William Wyllie of St. Mark
church, and is a great favorite with al
who know him.
= = Crop estimates rink forecasts as o
. October list, 1913, with CO mparisons fo
Florida and for the United States, a.
made by the U S. Department OF Agri
r culture, show of all crops in the State
a 5 TO 20 per cent above the genera
, | of hn ret
shows large increase in acreage.
h w. G. Tilqhman OF this city will al
tend the biennial convention Of The
Anti-Saloon League of America il
Columbus, Ohio, next month. Oh
Nov. 9th, it is expected that at less
It 1000, 900 children will be enrolled il
The Lincoln.Lee Legion, pledging them
selves TO total abstinence from intoxi
. eating liquors.
II The Jewish festival known as The
Feast of Tabernacles, began Wednesday
and will continue for eight days, ending
+. on Thursday of next week. In The
!, olden time il marked the close of The
harvest season, and according a period
of thanksgiving and rejoicing. II is 9
notable event and the Hebrew people
h are observing it all over the world.
Ex.Gov. Albert w. Gilchrist, who is
candidate for the U. S. Senate 10 sue
> coed Senator Fletcher, writes that he
:, will be on hand and take part in The
y meeting of the Mississippi 10 Atlantic
Inland Waterways Association 10 bs
held in Palalka Nov. II IS. The Cover
nor can be counted OF TO do his share
to make the gathering interesting anC
instructive.
e Secretary Folsom, of the Palatka
y board OF trade, takes US 10 task for say
II ing that Satsuma Heights, where the
!. noted camphor plantation is situated, is
X in ST. Johns county. SatSuma Heights
is in Putnam county and we acknow
,s ledge the error AT the same time we
S congratulate the PaIatka board OF trade
on having a secretary wide awake
enough TO notice such errors and have
n them corrected. -Starke Teleg aph.
c The friends of Mr.. Z. P. Rentz and
d Mr. Jack Rentz will be gratiiied to
y earn that the United States district
court, on September 23rd, formally re,
leased them from bankruptcy, and
financially speaking the hope is general
that they will soon be upon their feel
again. They have done much for the
. development OF this section of the state,
= and we hope that they will soon be in a
,. position 10 do very much more.-Ocala
Banner.
r Mrs. John Scott and Mrs. John Ervine
of Keuka were visitors in the city this
week. Mrs. IRVINE has recently open
ed the Lakeview hotel at Keuka, always
a favorite spot for tourists seeking pretty
surroundings in a quiet spot. The
house will be well managed by Mrs.
IRVINE and good board will be furnish.