The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-05-21
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CITY HAPPENINGS AND
PERSONAL MENTION
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Mrs. Mabel X. Tavel left Monday
for Tampa where she will spend two
weeks with her sister.
Mrs. T. X. Bates left yesterday for
a visit with the family of Col. Robt.
w. Davis at Gainesville.
The Misses Ambrose of Pensacola
are visiting at the home of their sis
ter Mrs. M. T. Hyers on Kirby street.
Mrs. F. C. Winthorne who has been
spending some time with her son and
family on Kirkland street has gone
to Tennessee to visit till fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Mcleod, Duff
Mcleod and Miss Viola Mcleod, of
Welaka, came down in their big tour
ing car on Wednesday and spent sew
eral hours shopping.
Mrs. Stanley James of Yalaha, Fla,
and Miss Margaret McIlvaine Of Tav-
ares, will arrive today to spend the
week end with their sister, Mrs. H.
NJ. de Montmollin.
Mrs. NJ. Ellison who has been
spending several months at her old
home in Mississippi, has returned to
Palatka to be with her daughter. Mrs
Duke, Emmett street.
! The Baccalaureate sermon for The
Palatka high school graduates will be
delivered by Rev. DR.. kegley In the
Presbyterian church, Sunday morning
MAY 30th, at eleven o'clock. Special
music will be provided.
The Palatka baseball club will
leave today for Crescent City to play
a return game with the club of that
place. The Palatka team is not sat
isfed with the result of tie "ame
here last Friday, in which the visitors
went off with feeling Of elation.
"After three weeks of hard work,
said Mrs. Goldsmith of the Saratoga
Hotel, this house is absolutely clean.
We have had up every piece of car
peting in the house and every room
has been thoroughly cleaned and rem
ovated. 1t is a clean house, and the
boys are appreciating it,
The many friends of c. J. O'Haveg
will be glad to hear that he is i'm
proving rapidly from the serious i'll
ness of last week. Mr.. O'Haver has
been under excellent care of the fam
ily and a trained nurse, Miss Nc.
Nabb, and this no doubt, has greatly
helped toward his convalescence.
The Ford Sales Company of thi;
city has a car load of Ford cars OF
the way and which should arrive il
a few days. These cars, however
have all been sold in advance of thei,
arrival with the exception of one. Mr.
Tilghman says that it is impossible t.
tell when he can secure another ca
of Fords.
The regular services of the Presby
terian church are being held as usua
the pulpit being filled by Rev. Dl
Kegley of Birmingham, Alabama
DR.. Purcell the retiring pastor ha
written one of his Palatka parishoner
of his and his familys safe arrive
and pleasant reception on his ne1
charge at Faison, N. c.
Chief of Police Livingston has ar
nounced that beginning June 1st h
will enforce the dog ordinance re
curing all dogs to wear muZZleS o
the street. If caught at large ur
muzzled they will be impounded, an
their owners fined. This ordinanc
will be enforced through the month
of June, July and August.
Clarence c. Alvers of Sisco ha
been spending several days in tn
city this week Mr.. Alvers is
woodsman and during the past yea
or more his work has been such a
to afford him little opportunity t
visit his Palatka friends. They az
preciated his visit this week. Ther
are few more popular men in Put
nam county.
l.. A. Smith, soft drink, ice crear
and confectionery dealer, man VIII
has done his full part in making Pa
Iatka famous for all that is best i
those lines, has purchased new Lip
pencott soda fountain of the mos
modern make. This new fountain ha
been some time on the road, and ac
cording to the best calculations shoul
arrive here by tomorrow. AS 500
as it arrives NJ. Smith will oct bu'
putting it in place. OF course tn
new fountain will occupy good des
more space than the one now in ust
but it will be so nice to stand up t
a great marble counter and drin
your cooling tizz-near-booze ami