The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-08-28

Miss Minnie Blanchard has gone
to Daytona Beach for visit of scme
days.
Rev. and Mrs. P. Q. Cason spent
Tuesday at st. Augustine and the
beach.
Hon. Henry S. Mckenzie has been
somewhat indisposed this week with
malaria.
Rev. S. |. Hendrix, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South,
of Crescent City, was in the city yes
terday.
c. NJ. johnson, bookkeeper for the
Edgar Kaolin Co. at Edgar, was
among the visitors in the city yes
terday.
Miss Isabel Welch has gone on an
extended visit to the blue grass dis
trict of Kentucky, where she has rel
atives.
S. B. Wilson, tax assessor of Volu-
STA county was in from DeLand yes
terday and a visitor at the court
house.
Mrs. Chas. H. Sieg entertained the
Baraca and Philathea classes of the
Baptist church at their pleasant home
last evening.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Beggs and their guests
autoed up from Crescent City on
Tuesday evening and enjoyed an hour
at the Grand theater.
! Mrs. H. E. Gray and daughter,
Mrs. w. H. Hoyt, have left Day ona
Beach and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Ford at Mulberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Campbell who
have been spending the larger part
of the past year here, are leaving to-
day for their home in Mexico City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Canova of
jacksonville, Miss Ailene and Mr.. Ar
mold Canova arrived in the city on
Wednesday for a day or two's visit
with friends.
Encouraging reports come from Mt.
Sterling, KY, where Cashier David
Howell is convalescing from severe
attack of typhoid fever. Mr.. Howell
is improving rapidly.
The Saratoga Hotel, always a IA
vorite resort for commercial travel
ers, has had an unusual run during
the past week and most of the COM
mercial men report good business.
The last lap of the big August
Cleanup Sale at the Earnest Co. is
now in full swing and the company
invites to extra bargains as will be
seen in our advertising columns
today.
Solemn pontifcal mass for the re-
pose of the soul of the late Pope Plus
X was celebrated by Father j. D. Lap
lante at St. Monicas church last
Tuesday morning at 6:15. The church
was appropriately decorated in black.
The Fearnside Clothing Co. IS
making its last reduced price sale of
the summer season this week and
those who can appreciate genuine
bargains would do we'll to read the
company's announcement on our first
page.
Miss Lulu Reed entertained at a
most charming dinner party and mu-
sicale on Sunday evening. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Lecks, Misses Marjorie Barstow, Jo-
nita O'Haver, Birdie Reed, and Messrs.
Atridge, Jackson, Price, Christian
and Hodge.
Capt. and Mrs. J. D. Lane and lit
tie daughter, Mrs. Benet and Mr..
Davis Lane who have been spending
the summer at the Lane cottage on
Crescent Beach, returned home on |
evening in their auto, re.
porting a pleasant season and all
looking hearty.
The sheriff has rounded up two
blind tigers within the past few days;
Anna Harold, smoked, of Crescent !
City, plead guilty and was fined $50
and costs or 40 DAYS in jail. ard she
is enjoying the Jail. NJ. M. Moore,
mother niger of East Palatka, blind
tigering; guilty, $25 and costs or so
days.
Gen H. NJ. de Montmollin is being
subjected to the trails and triibula-
lions sent to test the patience of Job,
1--WE forget his other name) but
about whom US Bible readers know so
we'll. Job had 'em bad, "usque ed
and that is the present
Of the general. There is
no good place for boil.
George Weller of the Palatka
Hardware Co. is quite i'll at Miami.
Mrs. Weller had been i'll for some
line at Daytona and Mr.. Weller went
over there to be with her. Later he
vent to Miami on a business trip and
was himself taken i'll. Altogether
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller have had an un-
,ortunate summer.
Mrs. Watson sister of Geo. E. Gay,
writes of the arrival of Judge Wat
son and herself in New York last Sum-
lay. Mrs. Watson says that the
steamer was so crowded with Ameri-
AN refugees that her husband was
obliged to sleep in the smoking room
md that she had a small stateroom
'elow the water line. She is glad to
,e at home.
"Brewster's Millions" a Lasky fea-
ure play with Edward Abeles in the
eading role, was the picture which
lied the Grand with two large au-
licences on Wednesday night. There
we're five parts to the play and 240
pictures. The Li"tures at Kalbfiled's
Irand are growing steadily better
md the place more and more popular.
t is crowded nightly.
That So recrow seemingly trying
o scale ne walls of the Putnam
National Bank front is a creation Of
ne vcr-o tile assistant cashier, Chas. /
'r"t Pigeons feeding from off the
o. Is at Kennerly's seed store across
he street have been in the habit of f
a~ching on the edge of the banks !
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