The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-26
Tenny the crack Palatka catcher is
playing in the Tampa team.


playing in the Tampa team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Messmer Of Water
street have returned from pleasant
visit with friends in Seville.
John Dallow Of Welaka was trans
acting business in the city on Wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Gowen of Cres-
cent City were in the city few hours
on Wednesday.
c. J. O'Haver Of this city has sold
farm at Keuka TO J. W. Jordan Of
Bloomington, Illinois, who will make
it his future home.
Miss Nellie Lucas entertained most
charmingly on Thursday evening Of
last week in honor Of Miss Kathleen
Hilburn.
The Misses Edna Perry Of st. Au-
justine and Celia Grant Of West
Palm Beach were the weekend guests
o: Miss Jonita O'Haver.
Miss Maud Varnes Of Crescent City
has been the guest for the past two
weeks Of her brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Varnes.
Marcus Loeb, a former prominent
Palatka business man, now living IN
Atlanta, was here for a day or two
last week.
Mrs. s. J. HiIburn and daughter,
Miss Kathleen, left last Saturday for
Monteagle, Tenn, where tney will
spend large part Of the summer,
and where Miss Kathleen will enter
Paramount college for a summer
course.
The property Of the Palatka Coop
craze Co. which has been sold to J. I.
Brown and moved to Dinner Island,
made the receiyership OF NJ. A. VIII
kirson no longer necessary and ne was
relieved Of the burden by official order
last week.
The ladies Of Putnam Hall have or
ganized a branch Of the W. c. t. U.
which they have named the Tilghman
Branch in honor Of Hon. W. G. Thigh
man Of this city whose work IN behalf
Of Temperance reform is known IN all
parts of the State.
It will be appreciated if parties
owning automobiles will kindly re-
port to the following committee in
charge Of the decorated automobile
parade on the 4th of July: W. P.
Merriam. Warner T. Hamm, Walter
W. Tnghman and f. D. Wattles.
Mrs. Chas. H. Sieg entertained
most DELIGHTFULLY."- on Friday evening
Of last week in honor Of Miss Kath-
ieen Hilburn, who was leaving the
following day for college at Montca-
gle, Tenn. The evening was pa ssei
with games, music and contests. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Miss Hattie Buky's well-flled dry
goods store at the corner Of Lemon
and Fifth streets, will enter upon a
ten days clearing sale at greatly re-
duced prices on July End Miss Bulky
has not only q large but most eX- /
cellent line Of seasOnable goods and .
has placed the prices 50 low during
the coming sale that many are hold .
ing off to take advantage Of them.
The me5ers Of St. Johns Lodge, K. I.
Of P. Of this city, on Thursday night .
last presented Geo. W. Lansing with .
the veteran jewel, distinction which .
is only conferred by authority Of the
grand lodge and when the recipient .
has had a continuous membership in .
the order Of % years. Mr.. Lansing .
is a charter member Of st. Johns
Lodge, and was its first chancellor
commander
Miss Priscilla Hamm entertained a
large party Of young people on We'd T.
ue5day evening in honor Of her
gUest, }iI-7 Alice Elliott Of Salisbury, .
and for who she has been
q special house party |.
during the past week or more, and .
which broke up with the pretty cul- .
event Of Wednesday. Miss F.
Hamm is said to have entertained |.
most delightfully."-, and her guests at
the house party will long remember I.
the straw rides and other features Of
her entertaining.
Mrs J. H. Millican and Mrs. Fred |
7. Merrill were among the Palatka |.
ladies who attended the wedding of |
Miss Mervin Ray, formerly of this
city and a social favorite here, at
on Wednesday evening, /.
The groom is Dr. McCracken, a ply |
stefan of the University city. The |
News regrets it can not give an ac- |
count Of this wedding this week, re-
aIizing as it does that to Palatka peo-
pie nothing more interesting Of the |
kind has occurred within recent .
months