The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-22

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Arthur Sipprell Of Florahome, :,
son of DR.. Sipprell, was a visitor i
the city last Saturday Z 3
Miss Alice Hutchinson spent ecv,
eral days in Jacksonville this Ne2.;
returning on Wednesday.
Hon. W. G.. Tilghman was over fog
day or two this week from his be ca
cottage on Anastasia Island,
Mrs. R. H. Gibson of Anastasia
this week of Mrs. w. H. Hoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Matthews of
Chattanooga, Tenn, are here for the
remainder of the winter season.
The Ladies' Aid Society C., the
Baptist church are planning to give
a supper on the night of February
4th.
Mrs. Chas. Scott of Litchfield, Ky,
arrived on Wednesday for a visi; of
sometime with her sister, Mrs. w. c.
Davis.
C. L. Whitehead, merchant Of Hol-
lister, and good man generally was
a business visitor in the city this
week.
Mrs. M. S. Brown, president of
the Palatka Humane Society, called
| a meeting of the society at the board
of trade rooms last night.
Miss Winnifred Haughton, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Robert Pat
ton Colyer of Jacksonville for some
two weeks, has returned.
The political science class of the
Palatka Woman's Club was entertain
ed ct the home of Mrs. J. H. yell
verton yesterday afternoon.
Harwood Rosser of Jacksonville
came down to attend the Price-Bar
stow wedding and remained over the
following day to call on friends.
DeNazarie's City Directory of Pa
latka is now in the hands of the pub
fishers. 1t will be a very complete
book and should have wide circula-
ton.
The Putnam House management is
to build tennis court on the vacant
railroad lot opposite the board of
trade rooms. The work is advancing
rapidly.
R. R. Idem and wife of Philadel-
phia, who represent the "Ask Mr..
Foster" in the Quaker City, were in
Palatka last Saturday. They say
tbop oap raoon,,,apd x,;citore 10 ANNA
here, and the new board of trade
booklet, in their opinion, is one of the
finest ever gotten out in the State.
The Monday Night Bridge Club
met with Miss Laura Whiteside on
the Heights this week, and high
scores were awarded to W., P. Mer-
RAM, Mrs. S. G. Coburn and Mrs
Stewart Worden. Miss Whiteside
served a most delicious course of re-
freshments, consisting of creamed
chicken on toast, coffee and sand
witches.
The Florida Good Roads Associa-
ton of which ]. P. Clarksony Board
of Trade building, Jacksonville, is
secretary, will be pleased to get re-
ports from any one travelling in
Florida concerning poor roads, with
particulars as to location and Decree
of badness. This imposes task ~,
the man who travels much ION the
average country road of Florida.
County Judge E. E. Haskell md
Mrs. Haskell and Mrs. H. H. Kc'-t
have been spending the week in jail;
sonville, where Judge Haskell i =
member of the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons, and a Past Grand Master OF
the Grand Lodge. Other Pa,atka
Masons to attend the Grand Lodge
were R. j. Hancock, Herbert Cook
c. E. Rowton, Harry Cooper, Alex
Odom, R. E. Neck and DR.. J. W. Oar
sey.
Hon. Joseph G. Camp, of the edi-
toria staff of the Atlanta Constitu.
ton, addressed a good sized audience
at the Court House last Friday even
ing on the subject -tof Prohibition
The lecture was under the aIspice:
of the Palatka W. C. T. U. Mr., Camr
is fine orator and he handled his
subject in an able manner. He dis.
CuSSSu pIOIlDlIlOll lIOHl Tic eCOlIO1il-
ic viewpoint and favored national
prohibition rather than state action.
Miss Anna E. Jones of London
England, is the guest of Hon. anc
Mrs. S. J. Hilburn, to remain unit
the spring opening of Paramount
College, Monteagle, Tenn, in April
Miss Jones is the director of music
at Paramount, and a most talented
musician, being a graduate of the
Royal Academy of Music in Lon.
don. Miss Kathleen Hilburn, whC
attended Paramount during the pas
season, was pupil of Miss Jones
and will return with her in April
Paramount College school year OPEN
in April and continues to the Christ
mas holiday season.