The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-18

Miss Katherine Peacock from Lake
CITY is visiting with Mrs. f. l.. Thorpe
Martin Glass of Gainesville is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs M. |. Coke.
Miss Jane Bowman assistant prlnci-
pal of the Crescent City high school
has been in the city this week, guest
of Mrs. M. M. Vickers.
The East Florida Savings & Trust
Company's office on Second street IS
being redecorated on the interior ana
exterior.
]. ]. Green one of the best known
farmers of the Bardin section and q
gentleman whose influence has been
strong for every good cause, was a
visitor in the city Wednesday.
IT'S said that Howell A. Davis and
family are now on their way home IN
their touring car from Rochester, n.
Y, where Mr.. Davis attended the Ma
tional Convention of the B. p. o. E.
Aaron Varnes, former county com
missioner from the Fourth district
was visitor in the city on Monday
whom his many friends were pleased
to see Mr.. Varnes is the father OF
Chief of Police Vames.
County Tax Assessor Billiard is
now busy at the court house writing
up his books for the coming year, anG
has as his assistant Del Gilpatrick, d
young man of this city who is spend
ing his vacation from John B. Stetsor
University at home.
Dr. E. S. Grill has gone to theAdi-
rondack section of New York for ar
indefinite stay and was accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. W. H. MARKHAM
of Tallahassee. They will also visit
for some time with relatives in Utica
N. Y.
l.. X. Tucker has gone on a sum
mer trip of a month to the mountain
section of North Carolina and will
make headquarters at WaynesviIle,
while L. X. Tucker, ,Jr,, has gone on
three weeks sight seeing trip THO
the far west, including stops in Kan
sas and Colorado.
Sidney J. Brown, who has been
spending the past two weeks at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
S. Brown, expects to leave tomorrow
for his home in Baltimore, Md. Thi,
young man was but recently gradu-
ated from the pharmaceutical depart
ment of the University of Maryland.
and holds fine position with a large
Baltimore house.
J. H. Yelverton Jr., is serving his
country as a juror in the U. S. Court
in Jacksonville this week. This court
business takes precedence over Mr.. |
4elverton's civil duties as president
of the Palatka city council, from /
which he was absent Tuesday nigh, |
on this jury duty. Because of his al. |
sence there was little doing at the
council.
Quo Vadis. That was the pictur,
story told at the Kalbfed Grand to
Dig audience of goo-goOs and othc,
folk Wednesday night, II is tbo sto
~ of the Emperor Nero and bie no,
of the early Christians m
background was good. tho m,iidinn.
ooked ancient and the Annign W.
vas shown as a bard-snrfaan r m"$
which was far and awav ahead Of f tba
sample mile built nv The goTorU NJ ~ o,,t
Expert in West Putnam in 49, '' ,n;,r
# Gilchrist. The rural scenes toa
we're all right. For instance NJ I tbn
,oint where it became necessary "to
tone Stephen" there wero nIenfv Of
nose rocks lTirr oho,, %ei Re plenty OF
Zero was TOO frosb o0 ord " tLE but
Who ever heard Of ro 1,u ame Kris
owing one man all Of to ~ tee ea,. women
nd eypecting tbe ono r onT same ne tlms
nder the WEIGHT of l tbo;, 70 Dear pear up
eads on his cbestq Tb tne III. dropping
easonahle Thar +horn ne ,, Cnll'S Is uh.