The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-02


Mrs. F. D. Alderman is expected
home tomorrow after visit of sew
eral weeks in New York city and
Washington, D. c.
Clarence Kennerly has been think
ing-but those who have read his
Trunks as they appear in this Morn
ing Postem Serial will agree that he
is on right lines,
The high school annex is progress
ing finely and will be ready for open
ing of school on the 18th inst. There
are four rooms of good size all well
lighted and arranged for heating.
The building is ceiled inside and is in
all respects well constructed. Mr..
Becks says it's cost will come within
the $1,000 mark.
Chas. Kupperbusch is again at the
helm in his old business. The Kup-
perbusch fried oyster has returned,
and the stew has lost none in dell
ciousness by the IS months that kup-
perbuSch was sitting on the front
porch of his Third avenue residence
smoking and longing for the old life.
Kupperbusch for ever.
The Tilghman Hardware Co. has
been making some attractive show
ings in their beautiful windows this
week, among the most attractive of
which was a display of cutlery, and
another window showing a range and
some kitchen ware to excite the envy
of housewives.
In the name of all that's beautiful
and chic in womenu's headgear don't
any of you ladies forget that Miss
Kate Lucas annual fall millinery
opening will take place next Thursday
and Friday, the 8th and 9th insts.
Miss Lucas and her artistic trimmer,
Miss Morrison, are working to make
this event outstrip any former under
taking of the kind attempted by this
popular store. Ladies will be here
from all parts of the county and ad-
joining counties, and lots of them
come all the way from Jacksonville
to get points on style.
NJ. H. Mills Of Fairview was at the
board of trade rooms yesterday to get
some printed matter and pictures to
send north. Mr. Mills came to Put
nam county II years ago on the ad-
vice of his doctor in Nebraska, who
told him he might live little longer
by going to a milder climate. He is
now so years old, feels sprier than ne
did twenty years ago, and says he eX-
poets to celebrate his centennial in
sight of the Saint Johns river. He is
sending information to northern
friends who he wants to come down
here and live the life worth living,
There are several Mormon families
out at Florahome and they are among
the thriftiest. most progressive peo-
ple there; of the kind that believe In
and have adopted the motto of the late
/ Bill Nye, Zone country, one flag and
one wife" They have Sunday school
every Sunday and sometimes preach
ing service. and funniest thing about
III is that the preacher don't have
/, horns Int is lust n smooth guv who
would easily be mistaken for an or
-bcdoX evangelist on the hGlf-shel.
The official name of the Mormon
..rhurch is. THE Church of Jesus
, Christ Of Latter Dev Saints"
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he entered unon +he culture of oranges
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