The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-29

Mrs. T. W. Tillman is spending the
week in Lakeland.
| R. N. Durrance of Jacksonville Wis
tied friends in town over the week end.
Mrs. A. E. Adamson and little
daughter spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. M. l. Coke.
D. W. Ramsaur returned on We'd
nesday from visit of several weeks
at Tate Springs, Tenn.
Sidney ]. Brown of Baltimore is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Brown, on North
Third street.Mr. Brown is a pharma-
cist now and holds fine position in
Baltimore.
Col. ]. H. Randolph of Savannah,
who came to be present at the funeral
of his father-in-law, DR.. E. S. Grill,
left on Wednesday for his home. Mrs.
Randolph expects to remain here until
the holiday season.
| Mrs. E. W. Elliott and her guest,
Mrs. j. M. Keogh of Philadelphia,
accompanied Mr.. Elliott on his auto
trip to Crescent City on Wednesday.
Mrs. Keogh left yesterday for her
Philadelphia homo.
Mrs. j. c. Skies and little son, Andy,
have arrived in the city from North
Carolina, and with DR.. Skies are MAX
ing their home for the present at the
Saratoga Hotel. DR.. Skies has opened
his dental parlors in the rooms former
ly occupied by DR.. w. H. Rosenberg.
The new charter board elected last
week for the purpose of making a new
charter for the city, was organized on
Wednesday afternoon by the election
OF II. y. Hamm as president. The
board will hold bi-weekly meetings,
and notice of the time of these meet
ings will be found in an official notice
published in another column of this
paper.
> A young man who has learned the
trick by few weeks employment on
the Postem Serial, is out now with a
proposition to enlist help that will en-
able him to start another daily paper
in the city. This would be termed
"the double cross" if coupled with any
other proposition but the Postem-
a kind o ito him that hath not shall
be taken away even that which he
hath" Palatka is only fairly we'll to-
day, bat it is thought it could stand
the double dose without csnvulsions.
h Mrs. Edw. L. Mann wishes to an
nounce definitely that November 18th
is the date set for the performance of
the comedy, "My Divinity" which is
to be given under her direction by
twentyfour young ladies in the How
ell theater for the Library fund. Three
rehearsals are given each week and
the young ladies are entering into the
plav with great zest and enthusiasm.
The hour of the performance is set
late so as not to interfere with the
show at the Kalbfeld's Grand and all
who wish may go there first and then
go over to the Howell in plent~ of
time to witness the comedy at $50.
Mrs. E. C. Aylward and Mrs. Rosa
Bennett motored to Palatka Tuesday
Henry Davis of Jackson
vile taking them over in his Cadillac
machine. They were guests at the
Putnam House last night at a brill
liant ball which marked the beginning
of the winter season at that hotel, and
went over from St. Augustine to at.
tend the affair upon the special in
vitation Of w. S. Ledbetter, proprietor
of the Putnam House. About two hum
dred people were present at the big
function, which was the event of this
week in Palatka. After spending last
night at the Putnam House, Mrs. Ayl-
ward and Mrs. Bennett returned this
to st. Augustine-St. Au-
gustine Record. w..