The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

The Selden Cypress Door Co., Is
now working but five days a week.
County Tax Collector Hancock and
DR.. j. W. Darsey, who have been
touring Georgia and Tennessee in Mr.
Hancock's touring car, returned on
Sunday from most enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Hancock and the children have
been spending the summer at Tucker
Springs, Tenn, where they were
joined by the autoists.
AS predicted by The News last week
when it announced that Louis Kalb-
field was going to West Palm Beach
to attend the State convention of Nov
| ing Picture Managers, that gentleman
has secured the 1915 annual session
for Palatka. Mrs. Kalbfeld also at.
tended the convention. Did the lady
say anything for Palatka? Well, we
shall not hesitate to remark that she
cid.
|. Rev. S. I. Hendrix, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
at Crescent City, will occupy the pull
pit of st. James Church next Sun
day both morning and evening. Rev.
Mr.. Hendrix is one of the coming men
of the younger set in the Florida
Conference; he is a graduate of EN-
DRY College, and before going to Cres-
cent City served his full term as pas
tor of the church at Green Cove
Springs.
A Palatka Greek has been interview
ed on the war in Europe. He sees
further trouble in an effort of the
Royal Nibs of Turkey to set his son
on the Albanian throne, and although
this Palatka Greek has but lately re-
turned from his native land, where he
had place in the Balkan-Turkev war
and carried off marks of two wounds,
he expresses his determination to re-
turn and fight and bleed for his own,
his native land.
Nothing so far has been heard
from Tallahassee about the Palatka,
Gainesville and Ocala train, that the
people living along the line so much
desire. 1t is very difficult to induce
the members of the railroad commits
sion to do anything the Atlantic
Coast Line doesn't want done. The
people of Florida will be baldy handi-
capped in regard to transportation
ill they retire that bunch to private
ife.-Ocala Star.
Capt. John P. Miles of Braidentown
las been spending the week in the
,ity. Capt. johnny" Miles is one of
he old-time distributors Of good cheer
II this community and man whom
I'll his old friends are pleased to see
.mong us, if even for only few
lays. He was formerly a conductor
N the Pea-Vine Air Line, but since
le attained wealth and social distinc-
ion by taking a good Palatka wife,
.e has been 'mine host" at a first
lass tourist hotel at Braidentown. He
nay decide to return to Palatka.
Andrew Shelley has been taking
hort vacation this week and doing u
title travelling; he's been over to
last Palatka to spend day with
i'm Fry one of the leading potato
and his brother-in-law. No
ne will begrudge J. Andrew this lit
lie respite from the cares of business,
specially as he did not go until he
ad explained the new style headgear
or men and fitted two thirds of the
wager young fellows of the city with
ne new 1915 model soft hats. Shell
" is the authority of the city on
len's dress, and those who follow him
re generally in the mode. They can
o this and still have it come from
earnside's and be all right, for An
rev is large slice of the Fearnside