The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-08-21

/ Howard Rowton and wife of Palat-
ka are guests of the Daytona Beach
this week.-Daytona Journal.
Mrs. H. A. Gray and Mrs. W. H.
Hoyt have been spending the week at
Daytona Beach.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Fearnside died yesterday
morning and the funeral was held
from the house at o'clock in the af-
ternoon.
J. @. Tilghman, Miss Olive
Tilghman and Clarence Gridley form
a party of Palatkans who are week
end guests of the Inn.-Daytona Jour
nal.
Frank Smith and son Roy returned
to Palatka Sunday. They have spent
their vacation on the beach and are
returning to their positions in Smiths
confectionery store and Rowton's sta
tionery store, observation-disclosures
Journal.
H. P. Norwich, late advertising
manager of the Palatka Daily Item,
and who severed his connection with
that paper some three weeks ago, left
for Jacksonville last Sunday night and
in which city he has purchased
newspaper outfit. He returned to
Palatka on Wednesday night and eX-
poets to be ready to launch the Pa
iatka Morning Post on September Is.
This will give Palatka two daily pa
pers.
Mrs. Watson, sister of Messrs.
Geo. E. and Benz. |. Gay of thtA, city,
was among the Americans caught in
the European war net. Mrs. Watson
in Germany at the opening of the
war, and it was with difficulty that
she reached London. Once in London
and comfortably housed in the Victo-
ria Hotel along with hundreds of 9TH
err stranded Americans, Mrs. Watson
had difficulty in securing money. Her
letters of credit didn't secure the
needed gold Mrs. Watson sailed for
home on the 18th inst. and by this
time is probably safe in New York.
H. E. Barcus of Palatka has pur-
chased large tract of cypress tim
Der land in Lake county containing
about 100000 feet Of this valuable
timber. He has also leased the power
Si,u e d+Ir,,inr, con7nanvs sawmifl and
H"lIut go j '',s ~, ,,,+b Iarqa nm
Der of hands in setting up a shlngle
factory at this mill which IS located
in the outskirts Of Tavares. Only =
few weeks ago a preserving factory
was established in the same town.
The county site of Lake is progress
ing. as are so many of the towns Of
Florida. especially in this southern
section.-Tampa Times.
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glueu on aIa'ha wv, i 5S'- ~ ~.
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So"i ,,, ,o% hv mon afraid, lest some
hodv else gets ahead; when everyone
works and nobody shirks you can raise
own from the dead. And if while
NJ make YOUR personal stake your
reiUhhOr can make one, too, your town
viii he what YOU want to see; it isn't
vour town-it's YOU"
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reaches ana cIeain' ,-I MI 49, "oIU
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OF Maryland Peacnes, 1iG man tie CT az
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peach Oh the Il"IllSoiI' wal '''''O ="
nety'
Mr., c. Howard Rowton and Miss
Tottie Warner. among the best known
socially of our young people, were
sunday evening "o ~ y 10 Die o as