The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-13
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City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

III c. d. Brown of Manlius, N. Y,
| spending few days in PaIatka.
|! Miss Maude Fry entertained til
| North End bridge club most charm
ingly on Monday afternoon.
i Judge and Mrs. E. E. Haskell wer
visitors in Jacksonville over Sunda
and Monday.
| W. J. Bryan of the Bannervill
section was a visitor in Palatka o
Wednesday.
Miss Inez Ford of Jacksonville
spent the early days of the wee
| with friends in the city.
School Commissioner E. R. Conwa,
| OF the Bostwick precinct was anon,
the gentlemen from that section hav
ing business in the city Wednesday.
Miss Ruby, daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. J. ID. lelverton Jr., who went t.
New York because of her health, i,
reported much improved.
Miss Kate L. Lucas has returne,
from New York, where she went t,
purchase her big stock of spring mil
linery.
Kew, DR.. and Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant
Rupp of Frederick, Nd, were among
the guests at the Saratoga Hotel this
week.
Mr.and Mrs. A. T. Anderson enter.
famed the members of the Putnam,
county Sunday school association q,
their home on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Fred. T. Merrill entertained
the Tuesday afternoon bridge ciub
this week and besides the regular
members tables were provided for
guests.
The Pythian Sisters initiated two
new members at their regular meeting
on tuesday night, and after it was
over served some dainty refresbmanf,
and had a social good time.
Sheriff Kennerly had total of sir
olihd tiger cases this week. Tie
sherlit says he means to put an end
to this illicit whiskey business in
Putnam county.
Hon. j. H. Harp and Her F. Babers
OF Crescent City We're stirring about
the city pretty lively on Wednesday
win business at the court house, ana
- N0Sh otiSl plates.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ]. Hamm of
hudson, ILL.,, with their son. lanes
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl O.
aamm at their delightful home on
River street. ~ vi
Mr.. and Mrs. William furnace ano
Mr. ii. 1. Miner have been snsnd1n''
t 1ls week IN the city with 1rlends,
Ihey VIII go to Barlow whera Mr.
lurnage has decided to engage in
business. --
"A FIVE Hundred and Auction BRIDGE
party VIII be given under the ausmce.
OF the public library management
next tuesday afternoon at the Arm
letlc Club rooms. Beautiful prizas
VIII be awarded the winners.
, r. H. MacFadin and wife Of Ox
lofd' "a, are spending a few DAYS
III 1he city and are mucn pleased win
cohuitlons here. they have been in
Ihe southern part or the State ana
are attracted to this locality on ac-
count of the river.
j. Hotham of Moose Jaw. Saska+cb
avian, Canada, is in Palatka helng h,.
nrst visit to Florida; he is Fnnch
' ,n. with the difference in climate
between the two localities. Wheat
growing is the principal industry
Nhere ne lives, but it Is a long dis
ance to rkat and on1,, ui1
Dad o'ie IAN
Inc new River and Harbor bill to be
htroduced by Chairman Sparkman OF
MS State, takes liberal care of he
Wn. The projects of local interas,
include $115,OUO out of a total ~
'oo,Goo estimated as necessary to
the Ocklawaha river project,
9'oOO for improving Deep Creek
'oUo Tor Lake Crescent ana Dunn,s a
reek and 100000 for the St. Johns /,
liver. Nv 'o'iiis
Mrs T., Howard Trueman is expected {
YER Thursday from Palatka. wherr a
ne mas spent the past few weeks. IN S
the guest of Mrs. Sam L, Brown b
sanford street for the dav. Mrs :
rueman and children will leave tba n
tier part of this week to ioin M r,
i i1i IN Lincoln, Neb., and this Y
III be the last opportunity for her Il
lehdS here in st. Augustine to see d.
n again before her departure for W
e West'-St. Augustine Record. 81
j; II. Jaeger and wife of Fairnort ii
: I. are spending the winter at San in
ateo. This is Mr.. Jagger's third az
inter in the Palatka neighborhood ell
1t the first one that his wife has oil
en- with him. Previous to that ho a&
as in South Florida two or three It
1erent winters. When he came here CT
month ago he took his wife out for pc
cflVe, and she was so pleased with ga
ahge groves and the general an la
arance OF things around San Mateo. lr
SAID I'VE will stop here" NJ
Deputy U. S. Marshal P. NJ. Hagan W. w
Jacksonville was in the CITY YES 'i'
day and in the afternoon sold the
boat Annie B" on an attach
mt issued in the U. S. District
lrt against the owner. T. v. Cashan
, OF Jacksonville, The boat was ne ne
sooner sold, and to it's original a ne
ner to satisfy this claim, than Mr.. O OF
gan served another attachment w. WI
the boat, which will be sold again me-
Ter this attachment on the 10th c "a.
VILLAIN Sedan who came here re- y ,
tly from Texas, has engaged in min
manufacture of what he calls tho III III
me Star" spraying pump. It is Gov
y durable, works easily and with wa
ious kinds of nozzles, he can make T H.
lost any kind of a spray -. The cc y
&c is only $1,000. He is located Of ~ III
South First Street. A samnIe ra ny
MS pump can be seen at the Board We We
Trade rooms. In garden or in y H 10
We, this cheap and simple anna Pa
aS a e. " pay LOT Itself many ser,
- q bay, whenever 1t lie 0Ppdp1 nj