The Palatka news and advertiser., 1914-09-25
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mrs. Frank Smith has recovered
from her recent severe illness.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. w. M. Poage who
: have been spending the past month at
. Gainesville, Ca, arrived home We'd
nesday and DR.. Poage has advised
that there will be services as usual
at st. James church next Sunday and
: that he will preach both morning and
evening.
Miss Margaret Willard, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Willard of this
city, left Wednesday monring for Tai
lahassee where she will enter the
Florida College for Women. Miss
Willard is a granddaughter of Hon.
Rob't w. Davis, ex-member of con-
press from this district, and is one OF
IjPalatka's most accomplished young
ladies whose absence from the social
life of the place will be greatly missed
]. F. Tenny of Federal Point, the
undisputed patriarch of philosophy IN
this county and whose sayings have
stirred the unthinking to efforts OF
thought which have on few occa-
sions resulted in thunk or two, was
in the city yesterday and conspic,-
uous figure on the main boulevard.
Mr.. Tenny resided in Putnam county
befo' the wah, and has been here con-
tinuously since except for an occa-
sional trip to Jacksonville. His home
is one of the prettiest in the county
and his town of Federal Point IS one
of the chief joy spots on the SAINT
Johns river.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Earnest re-
turned from their business visit to
New York on Wednesday evening and
arc again taking up the threads of
business at the Earnest Co. Yes, we
had a good time" said Mr.. Earnest,
"b1t it was also a busy time going
over and making selections for the
fall and winter; but we got most eV-
ervthing we went after and that's the
real thing. We only had one week OF
leisure. and that week we spent IN
the Catskill mountains, and we saw
white frost and some invigoratlng
weather. Glad to get home, though
and mingle with home folks"
We have all missed Charley Sieg
+bis week and it will be another week
before he comes back. He is in chi,
capo with Sam Hilburn and it is SAID
that he on Wednesday introduced Thls
lean and hungry lawyer to the Hon
Hinkv Dink, master politician OF the
windy citv: also to Sullivan, demo-
cratic candidate for the Senate and
man who has defed William Jennings
Rrvan, These gentlemen are stop
mo at the Auditorium hotel occa-
sionally. On Sunday, Messrs. oleG
end Hilburn attend the Church ~
the Immaculate Conception ana WIN M
hear a sermon by Bishop Quay OF the
Methodist Episcopal church.
F J. H. Won Engelken of Vingolt-
or-the- Saint Johns, and who gave US
oil a Jolt some two weeks ago because
we had been led to suppose that ms
tale of American citizenship was not
,~;ven nroper rural credit in some
sk kraut section of Germany and
that he had been conscriptea lor .ne
army and sent to the front 10 soop
.dum-dums till he looked ike sWlVz-
erkase ready for shipment. mas al al
rived home and on Monday visited I d :
Iatka much to the joy of host OF
friends who were alarmed lest ne hau
raallv sacrificed his East Palatka rep
,,tation as a potato magnate for the
doubtful glory of defunct German
hero.
A man past middle life stopped IN
the city over Sunday enroute 70 ioud nut
hank where he had purchasea iaiiu
To a citizen he remarked. haSe tE
served a great many years OH tne
New York police force ana am now Wv,
retired on a pension, and thougnV
come to Florida. Years ago we llao
a cantain of police who on retirlns
,came to Florida, but have lost track
IF him He was ready to retire Wher
= ioined the force. His name was
.cav" A few questions were, asKeC
for Identification, and then the "a "a
.1o+kan said: Capt Gay came TO IA
.Iatka, but he has been, dead sonl'
Taars He has two sons here, hoWeV'
sr yea, Who " are among our leading mer
, chants" H. E;f+l
Alderman Jim Pounds of the Fl1tL m
~ III ;s hack from a journey "doWf
in Maine," to Portland IN % Wnleh srar( srom
, he went as supreme mum Iroii ,ni
Florida to attend the granq COVE mor
of the Improved Order OIL heu Me- h,,
in the United States. There are ou W,
few Indians left in this country an, an,
some one has said that there a, WeL,
mo oo''i good" ones, but he didn't know
nUr nu Inn Pounds. He is one OF tn
Gmnroved Order, the kind that emu
iates the virtues of the originals am
5 tbrows their meannesses and vice
t tn S,- tbe dogs. Mr.. Pounds says ther
t k,vera more than 500 delegates preseh
5 hfrnn, all over the United States
r hTbere were Also several Pocahontase
! with witchin' ways.
The Lvnch trio of lilliputian SOM
and dance artists has been a dTawii!
card at the Kalbfield Grand all I'M I'M
e week. to say nothing of the nightl
: nictures, the bulk of which have bee
Of the side-splitting comedy variety
5 Rnt this little trio of Lynches-.
h how and two sisters, one of whom
esnecially diminutive-ls great. Sma
, in size but big in intellectual an
: voice development and masters IN IN
n art of rythmic motion of body, the
have brought fourth at the close
:. each act a spontaneous burst OF al
Is nIanse in which the entire hous
ioined These little people will be
ihe Grand for the balance of the wee
The attendance at this popular motto
nictnre show has been phenomln'
his week. On Monday night thel
m was a time when standing room Wa
at a premium and a Conservative e e
" innate fixes the attendance at sou =
Of Tuesday and Wednesday, nights u
a seats we're all taken and the secoI
20 audience was almost as large as u
r. first This was repeated on Medne
ID day and again last night. The XII
~ dies change their program nightly al