The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-08-14

CITY HAPPENINGS AND .
PERSONAL MENTION .
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Hon. s. ]. Hilburn has gone to New
York on professional business.
Frank D. Wattles has been spend
ing few days at Daytona Beach.
Dir. and Mrs. D. ]. Caughlin are
occupying their cottage at Anastasia
beach.
Secretary Folsom of the board Of
trade went on the excursion to Dayto-
ma Beach yesterday.
Fred Hubner of Florahome was
among the visitors from that place
in the city yesterday.
Frank Smith is enjoying a weeks
vacation at Daytona Beach with Mrs.
Smith and the children.
Miss Mayme Taylor of Titusville
spent Tuesday in the city the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Bulky.
c. A. Maull, commercial agent of
the A. c. L. R'y was business visi-
tor in the city on Tuesday.
Capt. H. Y. Snow is again enjoy
ing the fishing and gaieties of the
beach life at Daytona Beach.
The Palatka baseball team went
over to Hastings on Wednesday and
engaged the club of that place. The
Palatka club won the game by the
close score of 3 to 2.
Judge E. E. Haskell will probably
be in the city next Monday; at least
it was his purpose to return on that
day.
Miss Alice Hutchinson is spending
? few days in st. Augustine and at
Anastasia, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
D. J. Caughlin.
George Weller of the Palctka Hard
ware Co. has been spending a few
days at Daytona Beach with his wife
and daughters.
Miss Hattie N. Bulky, accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Mayme Taylor of
Titusville, left Wednesday for va
cation trip to the mountains of North
Carolina.
P. Jack Becks drove over to Cres-
cent City in his auto last Wednes-
day, where he is making arrange
ments to place new subdivision on
the market.
Judge Rhydon NJ. Call of the United
States district court in Jacksonville
on Monday refused the motion for
the appointment of receiver for the
New South Farm & Home Co. of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Tilghman and
family are at their summer cottage at
the Assembly grounds on Anastasia
beach. Mr.. Tilghman has a fine 10
room cottage on this coming great
resort.
Harry L. Brown, general manager
of the Record Printing Co. of st. Au-
gustine, was a visitor in Palatka We'd
nesday and took an interest in the
meeting of the East Florida Fair As
ISOLATION.
NJ. S. Brown left on Tuesday for his
summer cottage at Menlo, Ga, where
he will meet Mrs. Brown, and their
daughter, Miss Rena Brown. Menlo
is at the highest point on Lookout
Mountain in Georgia.
The TiIghman Hardware Co. has
moved into the new stores in the
Tilghman block which have just been
re-modeIed for the purpose. These
beautiful store fronts add much to he
appearance of the street.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Warren and
children left last Sunday for weeks
pleasure trip to points in North Geor-
gle. Yesterday they were at Chat
tanooga, Tenn. They expect to re-
turn by the first of the coming
week.
Mrs. Henry Hutchinson Jr., and lit
tie son left yesterday for Jackson
vile, from which place they expected
to sail the same day on Clyde Line
ship for New York to be absent two
months. Mr. Hutchinson accompa-
MED her to Jacksonville.
Henrietta c. Dozier, an architect of
Atlanta, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Dozier came to Palatka hoping
to have opportunity for making plans
for the proposed new school building,
not knowing that plans had already
been agreed upon.
R. C. Howell has a force of men en-
gagged in remodeling the store former
ly occupied by the Tilghman Hard
ware Co. into an arcade. This, with
the attractive stores adjoining will
4 greatly to the attractiveness of
I ap,Or ctroat
Mrs. NJ. S. Brown, who is now at
her summer home, Menlo, Ga, has
Just returned from the meeting of
the Supreme Grand Lodge of Pythian
Sisters at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Ca
NADIA, and of which Supreme Grand
Lodge she was elected to RESPONSE
BILE office.
Capt E. Noble Calhoun of st. Au-
gustne was in the city short time
on Wednesday en- route to DeLand on
legal business. Capt. Calhoun states
that he has a case to try in the courts
month, and that it is the only vacation
he expects to get this year.
Work in fitting out the store room
in the Howell building on Lemon
street for the new Robert James cafe,
is being rapidly completed. With the
pretty arched entrance and the man.
moth plate glass windows this will be
most attractive restaurant. Mr..
James will open not later than The
first of the coming month.
Despite the rain last Tuesday, there
was a bright moon in the evening
when the ladies of st. Ambrose par
ish, Elkton, gave an ice cream festival
at Armstrong; pavilion. Sixty-six
dollars were realized, and the ladies
of the parish are greatful to all, es-
pncialIv IN tbair NON Catholic friends