The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-04-03
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City Happenings and
Personal mention.

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Capt. ]. E. Lucas is building an
extensive logging camp on Dunn's
Creek for the P. L. Sutherland Co.
Mrs. L. B. Curtis and little daugh-
ter of St. Augustine were visiting
friends in the city on Saturday.
W. J. Stierwalt the ice manufactur-
er of Welaka was visitor in the city
on Monday.
A T. Anderson spent several days
at st. Petersburg and other south
Florida points this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Devereux of
Jacksonville were in tht city this
week on visit to Mr.. Devereux'
mother.
Three schooners from New York
are in the Palatka harbor loading
with lumber from the Wilson Cypress
Cos mill.
The Cochrane Company has retired
from the retail business and will
hereafter confne itself to the whole
sale business exclusively.
l Martin of New York, a gentle
man well-known in Palatka, was a
business visitor in the city on Friday
and Saturday last.
Albion Hutchinson has returned
from the University at Gainesville
and will assist in the office of his
father, County Clerk Hutchinson
Mrs. E. c. Chamberlin left on Sa:-
urday for her home in Georgia, af-
ter an extended visit with Mrs. Cham
berlin's mother, Mrs. NJ. H. Devereux.
The little son of City Engineer
Stallings sustained a severe and pain
full fracture of the arm on Saturday
last while playing with some chill
dren.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Baptist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Dixon on the Heights,
Tuesday afternoon, April It'll at 8
O'Clock.
The baseball boys have worked up
good list of subscriptions to a fund
for a frst-class team in Palatka this
season, but little more money :
needed.
Henry Meryle of New York, VINO
winter. caught a string Of fonrtear
bass on tuesday the beayieS+
weighing eleven nonnds
Miss Mary Schultz of Pittsbure,
Pa, who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. James R. Mellon for the
northern home, -' ~ ''l'
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tr. ana Mrs FRED. Merrill enter
salheu an auto party on Monday 10
%. augustine 70 see the boat races.
Among the number were j. H. Haugh-
Powers Of Richmond re ivy Va ana 0eo'
MI ana MRS; A. NJ. Black, who
nave 3een spending the winter at
ram 6each, are here for a few days
win MI ana MRS. A. /. Anderson, be-
lore returning to their home in Taz-
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Inc Tenth Annual session of the
Grand Chapter of Florida, Order of
me Eastern Star, VIII meet at San
iT 3pfL oth. MRS. Alice II. has
zen OF THIS city Is Associate Grand
Nohductress'
Manager Clarence hennerly has
peen authoTlzed BY the directors Of
IHe ne" faIaIha baseDalI ASSOCIATION
10 IGN at ieast eight players Of abll!-
y VINO VIII be under pay. He knows
no" 10 PICK the right material.
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EIo+ = % 'oII IIiT Nlerhs OF the state OF
Fr;d III -G o WI co tOii4ele IN d "a
56+b a ~ :. ~; gaE, Nay 20 ana
-. 80 80 -. !! - S%iu tla' peI" eeh IA!T-
anu -oi'! ueIes@IeS VIII De pres
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Sturdy Of
! Crescent City, with their son. Mr.. H
P Sturdy of Chartley. Mass. and
o ,t.eii uI paIntS' MISS sturdy, came
80 ~ H ttS'I ma III aIl auto ana spent
ete Ss'! W eQnesoay' ana were guests
"' 'ie saratoga
| Charlie Turner, a 6-vear old evan
gelist, is to preach at the Grand The
alter on Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
| Charley is rather Young for +heo-
| logian. but he can't helm il. II is
said that no admission will he charged
His father and mother are with him,
Tuesday night bridge club Yesterday
Mrs. Chas. Kupperbusch won +be 560
prize and Mrs. Bert Coburn and Mrs
led. Gerber made the highest scora
a delicate two course luncheon wa
served at the concInsion If the games
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The secretary of the Fifth U. S.
| Civil Service District, which includes
| palatka has announced +ba+ +bara