The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-03-13

! Mrs. Geo. W. Bassett, Jr., and lit
tie daughter returned from visit to /
st. Petersburg last Saturday.
S. L. Tubbs of Forahome was a
business visitor in the city on Mon |
day.
Miss Mae Willis of st. Augustine
was the guest over Sunday OF Mrs.
DOM II. Walton.
W. j. Stierwalt, a prominent citi-
zen OF Welaka, was business vlsl-
tor in the city yesterday.
Thos. II. Heating the well-known
resident OF Daytona Beach has been
spending a little time with friends in
tne city TINS week.
DR.. j. NJ. Berry of Leitchfeld, Ken
lucky Is here Tor a visit OF week or
wo with his daughter, Mrs. W. Z.
Davis.
Miss Alice Priddy, deputy clerk in
the County Clerks Office, mas return
ed from an extended visit with rela-
tlves IN Tampa.
j. II. Green, the well-known school
commissioner OF the peninsula dis
trlcC, was a visitor In The city We'd
heSday.
Mrs. c. j. Rogero, Mrs. John Schi-
rard and children and Miss Manuela
hogero lett on Tuesday evening tor
visit OF some days in Macon, va.
Albion Hutchinson, youngest son of
county Clerk and Mrs. henry Hutch
lnson, came over from the University
at GAINESVILLE on Saturday to spena
SUNDAY with his parents.
c. II. Kennerly, John Tilghman,
Lou Barstow and ODediah Roberts
went to st. Augustine in motor car
Wednesday morning TO witness tn,
pail game between the st. Louis
teams wlnterlng there for practice.
The A. & B. Amusement Company
has leased the Howell Theater ana
Will open the same as a moving pic
ture and vaudeville theater next Mon.
day under the management of Earl X.
baxter.
The Monday night Bridge club was
entertained TINS week at the pleasant
nome of Mrs. L. j. Barnett, VINO serv-
ed delicious salad course and other
refreshments. Mrs. l.. A. Smith ana
Miss Edith Kupperbusch won the
prizes.
r. E. Neck, J. E. Lucas, and Jack
Pursley are delegates from the ST
JOINS Lodge, *. of p, in this city tC
the Grand Lodge In Ucala this week.
Fast Grand Chancellors Crook and 5.
j. hllDurn are also in attendance uDon
the meetings of the Grand Lodge.
The Carter Barnell Folk Song neo
pie gave recital to the Womans
Club IN the parlors of the Putnam
house on Tuesday evening, the use OF
the rooms having been kindly donates
Tor the purpose oy the Messrs. Lea.
,JGLter.
G. L. knight represented the Flo.
iahome precinct at the meeting O.
the County Democratic Executiv,
committee last Monday Mr.. Knlgh,
IS an old member OF the committee
and one who always takes an active
interest in the work.
c. f. Appleby a well-known en-
ploye of the Palatka Woodenware fac.
Tory was severely injured by having
ais arm cut by buzz saw last Sat
hrday. DR.. WEIGH dressed the wound,
out MIR. Appleby's injury is such tina,
ne will be laid up some time.
Mrs. E. c. Chamberlain entertain
ed on Wednesday afternoon at /
Matinee party at the kalbtield Granl
Iheater. Delicious refreshments
were served after tn, |
matinee. Those present were, Mes
DANES, Gay, Hoyt, f. D. Wattles
Vlckers and Devereux, and Misses
Mabel Wilson, Schultz, billiard, Hut
tninson, Dixon and Merriam.
Mrs. Chas. H. Sieg returned yes
oerday from visit of some lou.
weeks to her old home in Dallas, Tex
as. During her absence and while a
nome, her father passed away an.
therefore the visit has been one O.
great sorrow. Mrs. Sieg was no,
aware Of her fathers illness when sh.
eft Palatka.
Attorney Henry Strunz is building
4 very pretty bungalow on kirb,
street which when completed VIII
nave cost him over $4,000. This, witt
MS recently acquired orange grow,
property at San Mateo contalnins
some 200 trees and a big house
gives him lot of outdoor exercis,
which he seems to enjoy.
Warren Sleap, one of the mos
promising pupils in the Palatka high
school, delivered an grafton at tn,
school Wednesday morning, takinI
ior his subject Benedict Arnold.
The Grafton was brilliant effort AM
showed deep research, The young
man was warmly applauded at the
of his address.
Judge Julian C. Calhoun, by virtue
If beng chairman of the Putnam
county Democratic Executive Com
nlttee will be a member of the State
Democratic Executive Committee
which meets In Jacksonville tomorrow
Mrs. DR.. Kerr B. Upper, wife OF
he distinguished Baptist divine and
ecturer OF national reputation, is a t
,uest this week at the Putnam House.
Ter home is in Philadelphia, where i
or Is years DR.. Upper was pastor
+ the leading Baptist church.
County Commissioner E. B. Perry
vas a business visitor in the city on
Wednesday,. Mr.. Perry has no op- 4
osition for reelection as county e
and it is thought none
'lll develop, owing to the fact that
e was brought out as a candidate
n petition of many of the leading h
len of the district. If no opposi- y
ion appears, under the new primary Il
NV the county Executive Committee :,
nil declare him the nominee withou, N
lacing his name on the ticket. [
Laban Price, a former county -
chool commissioner from the Mel. u
ose section, was a business visitor :,
the city on Wednesday. Mr.. Price y
one of the old time farn,nrc &c IL. 3