The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-05

dnSe Mills.
L. c stephens is out again after
three weeks sickness-a slight attack
of pneumonia.
]. V. Walton of this city has been
elected vice president of the Hastings
Development Company.
The city council has appointed q |
committee to look into the matter of
building a new city lookup, just as II
one were needed.
Miss Mamie Evans returned from
Jacksonville last Wednesday night al
fer a pleasant visit with Miss Mar
guerite Jones of that city.
Mrs. A. Stern of New York has ar
rived in Palatka to spend the remain
der of the winter season with her
sister, Mrs. Leo Jacobson.
DR.. sipprell. G: c. Hardy, E. E.
Weeks, S. E. Tubbs and other prom
inent Florahome citizens were IN the
CITY this week with business before
the county commissioners.
Farmers of Putnam county should
make a note of the fact that the Ken
nerlv Hardware Co. has succeeded }.
IN, Edmonson as agent in this city
for the famous John Deere plows.
DR.. ]. Y. Porter, Florida's famous
State Health Officer, accompanied by
his secretary, was in the city Wednes-
: dav for brief consultation with
President F. ]. Fearnside of the State
4 Board of Health.
The guild of st. Marks church Will
give a silver tea and apron sale at
: the home of Mrs. Howell A DAVIS
: next Tuesday, February 9th, from =
: to s D. M, and all friends are cordial
It ly invited to attend.
H. M. Shelhamer, president of the
Bremen Mfg. Co., of Bremen, OHIO
= was in the city this week. Mr.. Shell
7: hamer is also interested in newspa'
u per business, being president OF the
I. Bremen Printing Co.
Hon. Henry Hutchinson, county
clerk. and his son Albion, and daugh
g ter. Miss Alice Hutchinson, were II
ID Jacksonville yesterday in attendance
4 upon the wedding of Mr.. Rober
lie Hutchinson and Miss Mary Louis'
80 Brotherton.
DR.. E. S. Grill had slight setbacl
r late last week, but soon rallied, AM
at is again in about his usIel health
n His daughters are all here this week
L. Mrs. Markham of Tallahassee, Mrs
ne Randolph of Savannah, and Mr.:
T. Cooper of Jacksonville.
Chief Livingston is more than max
10 ing good, or else he is having a wor
tv Iderful run of luck. Within the wee
no he has on kilograms arrested mu,
an derer and an automobile thief, bot
~. of whom proved to be the parti'
yn wanted and both made confessions.
M There was a large congrega ton,
the Methodist church last Iuesds
night to hear Rev. Geo. K. Stuart
Knoxville, Tenn, the noted tempe
ance advocate. The lecture w
greatly enjoyed. Mr.. Stuart made,
strong appeal for nationwide prof
bition.
Chas. Sands, of Sands Bros, w
went to Houston. Texas, to partl'
pate in the big shooting tourney, a
rived home this week Mr. San
made a fine record and returned WI
one of the prizes, 5000 in cash. N
Sands saws he didn't shoot quite
to his record.
John Weingart and wife of Scott
Washington, now visiting at Flol
home, were in the city Tuesday. Fat
er-in-law T1bbs and family are 81
to have them back in Florida, after
absence on the Pacific coast for Il
years. and host of friends would
glad to have them stay here.
Miss Lila Morrison the well-kno'
and efficient trimmer at Miss X;
lLucas' millinery store, who is n
in New York studying the new sprl
styles and making selections OF mi
merry and novelties for the store v
return about the 18th inst. to be!
preparations for the annual sprl
opening.
Rev. D. Stratford Scadeng, pas
of the NJ. E. church at Hastings,
announced that he will imperson
Billy Sunday in his great sern
Get on the Water Wagon" =
lecture is to be given in the Hastll
auditorium. and he will further ca
ont the Sunday" idea by charg
an admission.
Mrs. E. NJ. Earnest left last W
for Wilmington, Delaware, VIII
she is visiting a sister. Mr.. Earr
leaves today to Join her. They
90 on to New York and spend
tie time in the market making Sc
, tons of spring goods. Mr. and .
Earnest expect to return to Pala
. about the goth inst.
Rev. William Stones of Oviedo
7 A c city last Friday on his wa!
sunday Mr.; Stones is affect
'ruits AMY remeybered by large circl
not to binds in Falatka, where he SCI
,me thire Baptist c'Narch long and faltr
and left th impress of his
e. ernal spirit on 81 Christians.
ackine The Palatka Daily Item sIspel
'anese publication with ths issue OF
re u night. The weekly will continue
Dr. tn Davis. in a chat with the edito
The News, stated that it is not
nana n,,rnosa +o move his planE to Ga