The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Faarnside hav
moved into one Of the pretty Mill.ey
bungalows IN the North End.
Ms. Stewart Worden has return
rom Jacksonville, whittier sh3 we
> have an operation for the eye.
The Misses Marguerite and Cecil
ores O. Jacksonville spent the ws9
nd here with relc tivcs and friends.
Mrs. J. E. Lucas gave a musicale
N Tuesday afternoon in honor c
Miss Ida Leib.
S. S. BraG lock, R. 8. Beth:l, Star.
ing Padgett and Ches. Cowart G.
resent City were business visitol
i the city yesterday.
Attorney Chaa. P. Cooper of Jack
onvile spent the week end with Mr.
oofer at the home Of her parents
y, ard Mrs. L. S. CrEj!.
J. NJ. Taylor and wife Of Hermor
Maine, are in the city and expect
,tay for the wntcr. having secured
~o'ns .or light housekeeping.
Miss Miriam Pasteur, assistant
principal of the Palatka high school
mas returned from Ocala, whittier she
vent to pass the holiday season.
The postponed Elks Minstrel vii
.hrowd the Howell Theater tonight
III local players; comedy, local hits
md some attractive solo parts.
A car load of Aristook (Maine) 20.
atoeS for seed came IL on Monday b,
teamer from Boston and was reload
d. by Fred Hubner for Flora homa
Watch that section, says Fred
A called meeting of Patton Ander
son Chapter U. D. C. will meet with
Mrs. R. f. Adams Saturday afternooa
at 8 o'clock. A large attendance is
desired.
Frequent inquiries are made for
Doth furnished and unfurnishei rooms
1T the board of trade rooms; persons
having same for rent would find it to
their advantage to leave their ad-
dresses with the Secretary.
Miss Mary Alice Eaton, a popular
Young lady of Crescent City, has beer
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Richard
2. Adams, for some days during the
asst week, as also was Miss Mott, 4
farming young lady of Brunswick.
Ga.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Mthodist church will hold a cake sale
It Miss Kate Lucas store OF Saturday
afternoon OF next week, the 18th inst.
Miss Jane Bowman of Crescent City
g Vt bn Uool- npI Nf hIpr Nj
NJ. Vickers.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Baptist church met at the home
Of Mrs. Gilpatrck last Tuesday af-
ternOon, when 4 very interesting
the business session delicious refresh
the business session delicious refresh.
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. T. e. Waldrur, the new agent
n charge Of the Boys Corn Clubs an
The Girls Gardening and Canine
Clubs, in company with her husband
the well-known farm expert of tn
G. S. & F. Railway, will begin actY
work next week by visiting the coun-
try schools of the county. They will
be accompanied by Secretary Folsom
of the board of trads.
j. H. Reeves and C. Waterman OF
St. Louis, Mo, are in the city with thu
view Of establishing a foliage pressing
plant. They have studied the favora-
Die shipping facilities and freight
rates of Palatka compared with other
cities of the extreme south, and if III,
foliage desired can be found-an6
they are row investigating cur WOODS
they will locate here.
The New Florida, published by the
New South Farm & Home Co. of this
city, devotes the larger part of it's Jan
uary issue to report of the Putnam
County Fair held in Palatka early ir
december. Besides the description of
The Fair, there are more than dozen
Illustrations which show the various
exhibits. The edition is one of the
best advertisements Putnam county
has had in long time. The paper
will go to all sections of the country.
We need to give consideration to
he housing question of our city. We
are diligently working for industrial
development, but there should be Or
yaniZed effort cOncurrently with the
housing problem created by this in
iustrial activity. A start has been
made here and it should be encOur-
aged Not day now without visitors
leaving our city because CT lack of
iOuses. Nowhere is building mate
rial heaper.-President Davis Aa-
lual Report.
A meeting of The Woman's Mission
| lru II1inO pf tho p, Dl;,+
De held in the Philathea Room of the
church building on Monday p. NJ, Jan.
18th at three o'clock. Interesting
reports of the state work as given
1T the convention at Arcadia will be
submitted and the annual election of
officers will take place All members
Of the society are urged to come and
all lady members Of the church are
invited to be at this session and help
IN this work for the year.
One of the most interesting events
If the season is the announcement Of
| the engagement of Miss Grace Keat- |
ing and Mr.. j. E. D. Graves, both of
Oaytona Beach. Miss Heating is
one of the. most truly lovable and |
charming of the younger set, and her |
Hanci Mr.. GraVeS, IS one OF the |
prominent young business men of
this vicinity, being cashier of the |
East Coast bank. The announcement |
was made by Miss Heating at an
entertainment at the Heating POSI- |
dence last week.-Caytona Cor |
Times Union.
U. S. Commissioner G. w. Bassatt
on Saturday bound Frank Hickethipr
over to the next term OF the United !
States district court in the sum OF
60 nm rnr 1,cinrr thu ,r,niIc u n-tc.t