The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-27
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City Happenings and
Personal ttfeRtion.

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Next Friday Palatka will celebrate
Frank Fearnside Jr., has returned
from visit to Hot Springs, Ark.
Cashier PiXton of the Bank of Ores.
cent City was visitor in Palatka
Monday.
Louis Kabfeld has been spending
a few days in Atlanta on business
this week.
The Presbyterian church will have
a benefit performance at the Kalb-
field Grand tonight.
News of the serious illness Of Mrs.
Dr. J. P. Hilburn has been received
here from Tallahassee.
A new two-story frame porch and
awning has been erected in front of
the city telephone office.
of friends in DeSoto county will be
delighted to hear him on the above
occasion.-Arcadia News.
Hon. and Mrs. Dewitt T. GRAY of
Jacksonville spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. II. A. Gray.
G. L. Kginht and f. H. Joiner were
prominent citizens of Forahome to
visit Palatka during the week.
What beautiful picture of a real
Palatka philanthropist that man
Thompson draws Of himself, amt it
p. j. Becks was a business visitor
to Valdosta, Ga, last week. This
week he drove over to Crescent City.
Hon and Mrs H. A. B. Mckenzie
left last week for South Carolina
where they will spend some time Wis
iting friends and relatives
DR. +. S. Grill who has been i'll and
compelled to keep the house for the
past two weeks is out again and is
making daily morning visits to the
bank.
Attorney Henry Strunz is having
the time Of his life over again on a
visit to his Alma Mater, Yale College.
where he attended the commencement
exercises and the annual meeting of
the college alumni.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Bates and Miss
Dorothy Davis of Sanford spent Sun
day with Mrs. F. d. Alderman. They
made the trip in their E. M. F. tour
ing car Mercer Davis accompanied
them back home and will remain for
few days.
The Palatka Lodge of Elks now has
membership of 12O and yet has
room for more of the right sort-the
lodge membership embracing every
thing from Sunday school superin-
tendents to politicians, though Meth
ee of these are allowed to talk shop.
Miss Alice Hutchinson, daughter of
County Clerk and Mrs. Henry Hutch
inson, arrived in the city this week
from her home in New York to spend
the summer with her parents. Miss
| hutchinson is a teacher of piano music
in leading New York conservatory.
The Kalbfeld Grand is the most
commodlous, most comfortable sum !
mer moving picture theater in Florida
or the south. Its system of exhibit |
ing pictures has been reduced to as
near perfection as possible and The
News is personally tickled to see that |
the people of Palatka are appreciat-
ing it to the extent of filling the house
nightly. The grade of pictures
shown are the best obtainable
Capt. j. D. Points has called at
tentlon to an error Of statement in
last weeks News and in which the
paper in discussing the Palatka
Heights annexation proposition said
that the Water Company did not fur
nnlsh water to the Heights, but that it
furnished to the people of Palatka
mat was a mistake, as Capt. Points
has demonstrated. The company has
"a services and four hydrants in the
Heights.
Hon. Robt W. Davis, "Our Bob"
the silver tongued orator of Tampa.
will be a distinguished guest of Ar
radla on the occasion Of the celebra-
ton of the Great National Holiday.
the Fourth of July, and deliver the
1ratlon of the day. Hon Robt. Davis
IS one Of the most popular men and
fluent speakers of florida and his host :
Mrs. VIM. H. Hoyt and Miss Maude
Aennerly spent several DAYS of this !
week with Mrs. Robert Gibson at Ana.
'tasia Island.
Fred'k w. Turner, secretary and 7
treasurer of the New South Farm & h
lone Company, accompanied by his
stlmable wife, left Palatka last Sat h
rday for Chicago, where Mr.. Turner b
laS gone on business for the company y
With which he is connected. Mr.. Tur- h
ier will return in about a week. while t
lrs. Turner will visit her children tt
Who live in the Windy City. The o
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Turner II
'iSh them a most enjoyable trip, and II
!lII be glad to welcome them back to p
he Gem City. Mrs. Turner will be pr
way several months, probably until S
ack Frost chases her back to Flor y
Ia S delightful climate
Dr. E. H. Armstrong the we'll ns
Hown eye specialist of Jacksonville, 81
lade short stop in Palatka on Tues =.
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