The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-11-12
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CITY HAPPENINGS AND I
PERSONAL MENTION I
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latka, Sunday, from Clearwater.
The Earnest Company is announc.
ing a special Thanksgiving Sale In
this paper. Read it.
Hon. F. E. Reeder, mayor of We
laka, was among the prominent Wis
itors in the city this week.
Miss Pearl Merriman of Columbia
South Carolina, is visiting the family
of A. o. johnson on Kirkland street.
Mrs. Lillian knight will entertain
the Philathea class of the Presbyterian
church next Thursday evening.
Warm weather of the past week
has given our merchants season OF
quiet-they are ready for the frost.
Mrs. w. H. Cook of Pomona was a
visitor in the city on Wednesday, COM
ing over with Mr.. c. c. Middleton IL
his auto.
Col. E. w. Elliott, secretary of the
board of trade, attended the hard
roads meeting at White Springs on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
G. w. Ribble Of Atlanta, superinten-
dent of the Postal Telegraph company
was in the city Thursday, making an
inspection of the local office.
Mrs. T. ]. Barnett and Miss Blanche
Lyons were in Jacksonville, WedheS-
day, on combined business and pleas
ure trip, returning in a new overland
car with Mr.. Barnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Riles who
have been with the family of Thomas
Holden for several months, nave REM
ed the Hanley apartments; on YAK
street, and will move Saturday
r II KennerIv. Palatka's chief
cbicken fancinr was elected secreta-
Nv and treasurer of the Florida branch
of the National Poultrymen, Asso-
citation at Live Oak last week.
Col HiIhurn Judpe Walton. w. A.
walton and others vent hear hunting
ono dav +b;s week mn in the Banner
Uiilo soc+inn Rear meat is still con-
sidered q delicacv in some circles.
A II TrombIev is remodeling his
bon,o -, Kirbv street nutting in new
lrC, and over hauling the whole
in Ot nainting and papering the
roory and making almost a new
bo,Sn ' when COMPLETED.
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Oriondo with his wife and child, have
4otan rooms with Mrs Mary Benet
on North Second street. Dr.. Skies
is 1oco+ed in the offices formerly &C.
oI,n;od hv N. Rosenberg.
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W. K. ReVels, cattle KING OF the 10
4 ta.G y, po oD vestordav Mr.. Rev
o w., -. a++and ,5C The National Highway
, e,o ot wbi+a Snrinps on We'd
rdSGS,.s nd ,vas ono If The LEADING Put
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There are quite a number OF cycle
teas and parties being given TINS week
i ~ To snI ,s De and substantial sum
AL IN t,,r ,,eIi nTor ~ That worth,
; WI rol , rrio al +ho frnds are
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Mrs. H. F. Cowart, who has been
at the bedside of her mother, Mrs
Priddy, returned to her home In
Nan Tampa no'I SaSir aF Rradon4o S t.
IN -ii' bono M Pridd,,,s condition is
si III. ;,,,nra,,od
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The Philathea Glass of the Pres
bvterian church met with Mrs. J. II.
Millican Tuesday evening. Much
business of Importance was trans
acted. 1t was voted to subscribe
five dollars to the Children's Home
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Mrs. Henry Hutchinson Sr spent
the early part of the week in Jack
sonville on a visit to her son, Mr..
Robert Lee Hutchinson. From Jack
sonviIIe Mrs. Hutchinson went through
to Crescent City, where she will spend
several days visiting her sisters and
friends.
The Trnior Tba,l,scri,,i,,,r .o,.,,ioo or
all the cbnrcbeS Of pol .7 SCI VII. ii1 b ba
held in tbe Wetbodi,+ cbnnob " ~ II, +t he
cvaning Of TbanI,Sr;,,inm n" n, o,r Lnr
91lL 1T z.90 o,nIocI- S Th Ivy e ennoeI
will be- bv Dr r NJ AIfnrd ef 'i 4La
Prpsbyte,,ian church Fr ,tU," o VI ''; ;s
cordially invited to attend this service.
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