The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-06
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F. V. Owen of Satsuma flights mo-
tored to the city on Wednesday.
Welaka was represented here on
Wednesday by John Dallow, H. H.
Bryant and Mr.. Stierwalt.
Max Meier of Fruitland brought in
the ballot box from his precinct on
Wednesday.
T. J. Rodgers of Putnam Hall, a
former member of the board of coun-
ty commissioners, was visitor in the
city on Wednesday.
DR.. E. S. Grill was out on Tuesday
and cast his vote as usual in the
Heights precinct, and it was a
straight democratic vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Middleton of
Pomona were making purchases in
Palatka stores on Wednesday,, driv-
ing over in their motor car.
The officers and directors of the
East Florida Fair Association will
meet next Monday, Nov. 9th, at 8 p.
m. at the board of trade rooms.
The Palatka board of trade has sent
several thousand of the long street
picture cards to railroad and steam
ship ticket Offices in the north.
w. B. Campbell and R. C. Middle
ton of Crescent City appeared before
the board of county commissioners
on Wednesday in behalf of roads in
the vicinity of that place.
John W. Moore, representing John
ny j. Jones, has been in the city this
week to see if he could arrange show
dates with the East Florida Fair As
ISOLATION.
Do your Christmas shopping earlier
than usual and take advantage of the
bazaar and supper to be gwen by the
ladies of st. Monicas church on the
evenings Of Dec. 2 and g.
The ladies of St. Monicas church
are to give bazaar and supper in
the Shelley building on the evenings
of Dec. 2 and 3. All sorts of fancy
articles suitable for Christmas gifts
will be on sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hubner and J. !
W. McGrath of Florahome were in
the city yesterday. They report
great damage to the bean fields from
the water which overlooked from the
canals.
George B. Laird of Schenectady, N. |
c., and Earl P. Latham of Westerly. |.
X. L., are being shown about the CITY
and country by R. R. Brakeman. They
are greatly pleased with the appear
ance of Palatka.
Mrs. j. NJ. Dombhart of Washing
ton, D. c., wife of the travelling audi .
tor of the Southern Railway, arrived
IN Palatka this week md will spend
month or two visiting her sister.
Mrs. A. E. Robbins, 321 Dodge street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Burt of Ches-
tertield, Alabama, report with some
degree of joyousness the birth of a
son. Mr.. Burt is son of the late
Judge and Mrs. James Burt of Pa
latka Heights.
Frank P. Headley of the staff of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, was in the
city wednesday. He was much i'm
pressed with the thrifty appearance
of Palatka, its streets public buildings
and business houses; he said that
florida would have an unusual nun
te1 of visitors this winter, a prospect
every where conceded because of the
European war.
Mrs: Arthur H. Engelbach has
opened store for ladies fancy goods
at BOB Lemon street. Mrs, Engel-
bach has only recently arrived from
England. For some time past her
husband has been citizen of this
country and residing at Satsuma
Nights. (''''''
George E. Gay gets some comfort
from Tuesdays election throughout
the country. He says that the wav
he figures it that there are but three
democrats left in the country, W 7
Bryan, Theodore Roosevelt end c. A
LleHardy. But then Mr.. Cav is not
familiar with democrats.
-, Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Warren arrived
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