The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-18

Miss Ona Bond is spending the
week in Jacksonville visiting reIa-
ives.
Mrs. Chandler, who has been spend
ing the winter at the Putnam House,
left for home this week.
Mrs. Charles P. Cooper and son Ed
ward Grill Cooper, returned 10 their
home in Jacksonville this week.
Miss Sphoon has returned from a
pleasant visit to her cousin, Mrs. Mark.
ham, at Tallahassee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Gibson, who
are occupying their handsome cottage
at Anistasia, were visitors in the city
this week.
Mrs. W. W. Watson left for her
home in Passaic, N. j., this week af
ter an extended visit here with re-
latives and friends.
Dave English, ex.detective and blind
tiger keeper has been sentenced TO two
years in the pen at this term of court,
for selling whiskey without license.
Mrs. Robert Ramsaur left for her
home in Jacksonville this week, after
short visit here with relatives and
friends.
Hunter Rutland, of Syracuse, N.
Y, was in the city last Monday and
is an admirer of Palatka. Said he:
its clean, pretty city"
Senator John P. Wall, who is in
Tallahassee during the session of the
Florida legislature, was in the city
last Saturday.
All members in the degree team of
Red Wing Council No. are request
ed to be present next Thursday night
at the Red Mems wigwam. Gap
tain) Nellie Vandervort.
Tom Mellon delightfully."- entertained
a few of his friends Thursday night
with a musical This morning he is
giving launch party TO Federal Point
10 see the rose garden.
Mrs. Fred Priest returned Friday
from visit with Jacksonville friends
While there she attended the Grand
Chapter of the Order of Eastern
Star
Mrs. j. H. Schlegel and children
who have been visiting Mrs. G. Z
lay for the past several weeks leave
for their home in Rochester, N Y.
,omorrow. Mrs. Gay will accompany
them as far as Washington where shg
will remain to attend the annual
meeting of the National Federation
IF Women's Clubs.
A. L. Glass, of Gainesville, presi.
lent of the Florida Bankers Syndi
cate of Pensacola, and w. H. North
secretary treasurer of the same in.
stitution, were in the city this week
The Florida Bankers Syndicate ha,
only recently been organized by Nj
Glass, who informs The News that
t is meeting with splendid success
During the convention of the Crane
Chapter of the Eastern Star in Jack
onville last week, Mrs. E. E. Has
lell was presented with boquet Of
beautiful white carnations, the pre-
sentation being made by Mrs. FREQ
Priest of the Palatka Chapter. Mrs
Haskell has served as Grand Chap
lain for the past year and was electec
Grand Associate Conductress for thu
ensuing year.
Members of Pioneer Lodge, l. 0
.. F., request The News to extenc
the thanks of the lodge to the citizens
who donated cash and the use o
heir autos for the entertainment
If the visiting Odd Fellows who wer,
n the city this week. Also to MI
Xalbfeld for the use of his theato
and the Athletic Association for tn
Use of their club house and the Re,
Men for the use of their wigwam.
A large audience greeted the Pa
.atka Military Band last Sunday af
ternoon, the occasion being its frs
Sacred concert in the Hammock. Thi
ocation is ideal, the day was beauti
'ul, the music excellent, and the citl
.ens enjoyed the program to the full
EST. We understand that the banC
will give concert every Sunday at
-ernoon at this place during the sun
ner months.
The Daughters of the Confederacl
re preparing a very interesting pro
gram for Memorial day, April 26. j
will consist of some of the old songs
an address by Judge Julian S. Cal
houn, solo by Mr.. Moragne and Sc
lections by the Palatka Military
band, which is becoming a very pop
ular and much appreciated organiza
ton. All who have flowers are "e
quested to remember Memorial day
and send them to Mrs. H. A. Gray's
corner Fourth and Oak streets. Th(
program in full will appear in mex
weeks issue.