The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-03-27
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Personal r.1entiek.

| Hastings, the guest Of Miss Brown
Mrs. 7. II. Hyers spent Wednesday
in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Phipps of Welaka has been the
guest Of Miss Belle WEIGH.
Miss Sarah Bard of Norwalk was
the guest of Miss Irene Gardner over
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Fearnside entertained
the North End Bridge Club delight
fully on Tuesday night.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton Cottingham has been quite i'll
for the past several days.
Miss Edith Kupperbusch enter
taired the Monday night bridge club
most yraciously this week.
The Patton Anderson Chapter of the
u. D. C will meet with Mrs. J. D. Lane,
Thursday afternoon April End, 3 O'Clock,
ZIG NJ street.
Miss Grace Riley of Washington, D.
c., who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Tilghman for some weeks
has returned to her home.
Robert E. Ireland spent Tuesday
ST. Augustine, where he m T. some
o., his old New York friends and had
a most enjoyable day.
Mrs. Burnside of New York, who
has been the guest for some time of
Mrs. M. Hammer, has returned home
much pleased with Palatka.
Mr., and Mrs. w Y. Shephcrd Of
JACKSONVILLE, Indiana, are visiting Mr..
$. rpherd's sister, Mr.. =. ] OHavcr,
on Laurel street.
Miss Lola Maud Smith of Micano-
Ply, who has been the guest of Mrs
Howell A, Davis, left for her home
on Monday.
Herbert Miller took an auto party
consisting of his mother, Mrs. II. l..
Miller, and his sisters, the Misses
Miriam and Lillian, on a visit to
Jacksonville early in the week.
Mrs. w. T .Hamm motored to Cres-
cent City and Seville on Tuesday,
having as guests on the trip Mr. and
Mrs. r. j. Hamm and Mrs. H. o.
Hamm.
Veteran N. O. Davis is out again
after long illness, to the joy of
his many friends. Mr.. Davis is one
Of the oldest veterans of the Confed-
eracy in Putnam county.
Henry L. Baker of Gainesville has
purchased through O'Haver &
knight, two lots and dwelling on
18th street near the water works,
and expects to remodel the building
and make an attractive home.
lr. and Mrs. Joseph Merrill of A.
lanta spent day or two visiting
relatives and friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe and children of
Orlando are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. M. Kirby.
| Frank Dutill son of Rev. II. Dutill,
n former pastor of st. James Meth
odlst church, and who has beel visi,
ting friends in the city for the past
two weeks, returned to his home in
Quincy on Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. IL. Eeig entertained Il
company of lady friends with an au.
to party to st. Augustine last Fri
day. In the party were Mrs r. A.
Varnes, and Mrs. E. NJ. Gregory of
San Diego, Cal, an aunt of Mrs.
Seig.
O'Haver & Knights real estate
agency has just sold 25-acre tract
III Falatka Heights to the Palatka De-
ve'opment Company, which probably
means that this up-building company
has it in mind to do some more ex-
teAsiVe bungalow building.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson made
a trip to Jacksonville this week il
thtir commodious and well-appoint-
MI hn,gn hnnt Ia,
the trip Miss Mabel Wilson, Miss
L liZabeth Merriam, and Mis-, DIXON
OF Montclair N. ].
Mrs. Edward Gerber entertained
the Tuesday night bridge club this
week at her home on Emmett street
A splendid salad course was served |
at the conclusion of the games. The
prizes We're won by Mrs. j. d. Points.
Mrs. James Dunsford and Mrs. Ger
Der.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Eville, at their
home on the Heights, entertained with
straw-ride party and dance this
week, and the guests Were greatly
pleased with the novel entertainment.
Mrs. j. X. Coogler who has been
the guest of week of Mr. and Mrs
A. 7, Reed, returned to her home in
Green Cove Springs on Tuesday.
State Tax Commissioner Neel of
Tallahassee was in the city Saturday
to confer with Mr.. Bullard, the county
assessor NJ. Bulard thinks the
County Commissioners should give
him assistance in the various pre-.
cincts in order to properly equalize
the assessments. He certainly has
hard job.
David Howell. cashie, of the State
Bank of Palatka, has purchased S
through O'Haver 4 k0ight'S real eS- |
tate agency, the house and lot on s
North Fifth street, known as the Per- c
rim property. This is an ideal Ioca,
ton and it is understood that Mr.. q
Howell expects to put the property !
in tirSt-claSS condition. +
O'Haver & Knights real estate d
agency has sold to Mr.. Thos. Cote t
Of Marquette, Michigan. lot in Pa.
atka Heights. Mr.. Cote expects S
before long to erect a home on this o
property. He is greatly pleased with
Palatka and vicinity, especially with d
the Heights, in which section he d
sees the coming residence part of
he greater city. q
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Johnson Tucker "
If Georgetown, with their interest .
J g children, We're visitors in the city
" ednesday, Mr.. Tucker is busy L
nan these days with his farm work
Ut as he is a candidate for courtv F
he is getting out to do
/ little huStling in the political lire il
Mr.. Tucker is a gentleman who ranks h
highly among the people of the K
.f1itland peninsula, wni Il he hopes O.
o represent on the next county board
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