The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-05-01

ltor mere on MONDAY and TUESDAY.
Paul C. Smith a prominent bust
ness man of Crescent City was a WIS.,
itor in the city Wednesday.
A. S. Willard attended the meeting
of the State Bankers Association at
Lakeland last Friday and Saturday
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet at the home
of Mrs. B. E. Jarrett Tuesday, May
5th, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
W. B. Campbell leading grower
of Crescent City is in the city this
week attending the State Horticul-
ural Convention.
The voting in the Palatka special
tax school district election on Tues
day was very light, in some wards
not over dozen votes being cast.
G. L. Knight of Florahome was a
visitor in Palatka Wednesday, COM
ing in with the ballot box from his
school district election.
C. S. Gowen and X. M. White were
among the Crescent City orange
growers to attend the meeting of the
Horticultural Society.
R. L. Smith, lumberman, turpen-
tine operator and cattle king of the
Crescent City section was a visitor
in the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
B. G. Sykes a well-known and pop
ular citizen of the Bannerville sec
finn hue vie it -, ho
city on Tuesday.
H. A. Ring of Sisco, this county,
has been elected Grand Herald of the
Odd Fellows of the State, at Lake
land last week, where the Grand
Lodge of the order was held.
L. ]. Mcleod of Welaka with a par
ty of ladies and gentlemen from that
place drove over in an automobile on
Wednesday to attend the Horticultu-
raj meeting.
The Fourth district Congressional
candidates will address the voters of
Palatka on Saturday night the 9th
inst at the Court House. They will
not speak in any other place in Put
nam county.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Throop and
Mrs. Mary Fisher of Tarpon Springs,
Florida, were guests at the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Brakeman on
Tuesday. They were en- route to
heir summer home in Madison, Ohio.
Rev. E. F. Lea of Arcadia, pastor
# the Methodist Episcopal church,
south, at that place, and one of the
'est loved pastors in Florida, is a
'isitor here this week and one of the
boomers for Arcadia as the next
,lace of meeting for the State Hor-
icultural Society.
Mrs. Lillian Knight represented the
'alatka Rebeccas at the Grand
lodge of the order in Lakeland last
week and was elected the foreign
correspondent of the order. After
he convention at Lakeland Mrs.
might went to Archer, Alachua
ounty to attend another convention.
John Fink of Nashua was in the
ity Tuesday, having driven over in
is auto. Mr.. Fink has just returned
rom New York state where himself !
nd Mrs. Fink were called last week '
wing to the serious illness of their {
aughter, but who is reported bet {
er. Mrs. Fink remained in New
'ork.
Hon. Robert W. Davis, a former l
esident of Palatka and for eight {
ears member of congress from this
istrict, has been in the city several :
avs this week, occupied with court !
usiness. Judge Davis was accom-
anied by his little daughter, and
hey made their home while here l
18th Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Willard g
The Remington Typewriter Co. of
will send a beautifully 1
rinted pamphlet illustrating the c
anama canal, the Exposition build I
lgs at San Francisco and the city S
nd San Francisco bay to all who APP 4
ly to the company's Office by letter
he Florida office of the company is :
226 W. Bay street, Jacksonville.
Ir. F. W. Malcome of the company
as in the city this week and pre-
ented copy Of this beautifully
lustrated pamphlet, with pictures
oking like oil paintings, to The
ews, and we do not hesitate to say
lat it is something that everyone
ould appreciate