The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-11
CITY HAPPENINGS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Susie Price of Melrose is the
guest of her sister, Miss Nora Price,
of Oak street.
Miss Irene Gardner has gone to
Jacksonville for several days visit
with friends.
Judge Hilburn will probably be as
signed an Office room at the court
house.
Duff Mcleod drove over from We
laka on Monday in his auto, with E.
3. Wright accompanying him.
J. H. Hickenlooper has gone over
to Anastasia beach for a two weeks
rest.
S. G. Coburn and family and A. T..
Squires and family motored over to
Summer Haven last Sunday for the
day.
Miss Grace Uric returned Tuesday
from Tallahassee where she has been
copyist in the legislature for the sea-
son.
H. Finley Tucker spent the week
end with his father, L. X. Tucker, sr.
Will Reed of the firm Of Reed &
Hodge has returned from trip to
Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Haughton are
giving dancing party to large
number of friends this evening in the
Athletic club house in honor of their
niece, Miss Letitia van Buren of
Richmond. Va.
The board of county commissioners
spent Wednesday at Florahome, where
thev will take a farewell look at the
drainage operations in an official ca
pacitv Clerk Hutchinson accompa-
MED the board.
Miss Lucy Dutill of Quincy, daugh-
ter of Rev. Howard Dutill former
pastor of the Methodist church in
Palatka, motored here Saturday with
the family of Hon. w. G. Tilghman,
and is spending a few days visiting
with old friends.
Hon. Robert w. Davis delivered
notably able and eloquent speech at
the State University commencement
Col. Davis not only possesses all the
art and talent of the orator but he
always has something to say.-Tampa
Tribune.
Three schoners are loading with
lumber at the Wilson Cypress Cos
mill this week; Anna NJ. Hudson,
Capt. Master, for Albany, N. Y;
Methebesec, Capt D. Brown, for New
Haven, Conn. Victor C. Records, Capt.
Griffith, for Portland, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Case of Fed
eral Point are happy and proud and
have reason for both. The reason is
a chubby little infant son who made
his debut on Monday the 7th inst.
Mrs. Case was prior to her marriage
very popular in the younger social
circles of Palatka.
Arthur A. Corcoran has returned
from trip to central Florida. At
Orlando Mr.. Corcoran was interview
ed by a reporter of the Reporter
Star, and as becomes a diplomat that
he is, he said some very compliment
tary things concerning that city which
the paper Of J. Hugh Reese was pleas
ed to publish.
Rev. F. D. Thomas of Sanford, N.
c., who occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church last Sunday will
probably be called as pastor. al.houpn
no official action has as yet been TAX
en-. Mr.. Thomao left yesterday tcr
his home. In 4 talk with The News,
he seemed greatly impressed with /
Palalka and lntimated that in case
the call was eXtened, that he would
likely ACCEPT, in which case he would
return to Palatka early next month.
Deputy Revenue Collector P. NJ. Ha- i
gan writes from Ocala that he will
be at his office in Palatka from June
18th to July 18th. prepared to ac-
cept all licenses due the government
from his district Mr.. Hagan's Of
flee is at AIT Lemon street. All who
are required to pay government IL
ce0ses can call on Mr.. Hagan and he |
will supply them with the necessary
blanks to fill out, and give any as t
sistance needed