The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-13

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was visitor in the city on Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. P. Q. Cason have re-
turned from a pleasant vacation.
DR.. w, S. Miller has decided to
move to Valdosta, Ca, and engage
in the automobile business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Earnest are
spending two weeks at the Assembly
Beach Hotel, st. Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. O'Connor have
moved into the house recently vacated
bv David Howell, on N. 3rd street
DR.. Rix of New York, and his son,
George Rix, have come down for
look at their home-Edgewater Grove
in the summer time.
Mrs. W. H. Hoyt and mother, Mrs.
E. W. Gray, will leave Saturday Tor
Daytona Beach, and from there they
will 90 on to New York for an indeti-
mite stay.
! Chief of Police and Mrs. Livingston
are enjoying weeks vacation at New
SMYRNA, and during the absence of
Chief Livingston Officer Barber is the
temporary chief.
Mrs. Henis Petermam Jr., and little
infant son, Henis III, of Lakeland are
visiting Col. Henis and Mrs. Peter
mann at their home on South Fourth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. L. Mann, Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Ramsaur, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. Wattles and Mrs. z. NJ.
Hoist and children, and her mother,
Mrs. Munnelyn of Savannah, Ca, will
leave Saturday for two weeks out
ing at Daytona Beach.
Alderman BENZ. l. Gay of the Third
ward, who has been spending his va
c,,tion at Summer Haven beach, catch
ing fish and getting the tan of the
sad, salt sea on his face and arms, Is
again at home greatly refreshed from
his respite from business.
w. L. Cheevesl spent Saturday and
Sunday at Crescent Beach, driving
over and back in his car. With him
: on the return trip were Mrs. M. h,
Boyd and Miss Ida B. Lieb, who have
teen spending some two weeks at t3G
beach. \
Miss Edith Storrs of Macon, Ca,
some ten or more years ago popular
teacher in the Palatka high school, ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening.
Miss Storrs will be the guest while in
Palatka of Mr.. and Mrs, W. M. Curry.
Her coming will undoubtedly be
great pleasure to many Of her former
pupils.
The Palatka Military Band of the
Second regiment, N. G. F., under the
leadership of Band Master J. Willard
Chattaway, left on the early train
Tuesday morning for the State Camp
, Grounds on the st. Johns river. Inc
band will be away some ten days. Dr
| IF. E. jenkins, who has large eXper-
] ience in military matters, accompa'
| MED the Palatka contingent.
/; Chairman w. C. Alvers of the boarc
| of county commissioners, was in the
: city Wednesday night en- route to Co
Goa and Rickledge where he goes fol
= a vacation till the first of September
: Mr.. Alvers has not been feeling wei
n for the past several weeks and N
hopes that this rest at the homes D
old friends and relatives, with tn
change of scene, will improve him.
II H. S. Mckenzie, editor Of the Pa
II Ilatka Times-Herald, his mother, Mrs
Il H. A. B. Mckenzie, his two sisters
II Misses Estelle and Belle Mckenzie
! and Miss Violet Cameron motored ov
| er from the city on the st. Johns yes
| terday and spent the night in Gaines
| vile. The ladies were guests at tn
Il home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Palmel
II while Mr.. Mckenzie registered at tn
| White House.-Gainesville Sun.
H Hon. F. J. Fearnside returned sey
| eraI days ago from his vacation d
H East Coast resorts and rep3rts tina
II he never felt better in his life. M
H Fearnside will remain he.c for a wee
H or more then will go 70 New York an
II other markets for me purpose of mai
II ing selections 81 novelties in his lir
II of merchant lse. On his return frol
H the market Mr.. Fearnside says he e.
poets to give his undivided attentlo
to the business of the Fearnsic
II Clothing Co. "a business which we T;
II latnans have a special pride in, know
II ing it to be leader in this branC
II of trade in Florida.
H Rev. DR.. ]. P. Hilburn, presidir
II elder of the Tallahassee district,
II the Methodist Episcopal churc
II South, arrived in the city Wednesdf
II evening for visit of few days wi
Il his brother, Hon. S. j. Hilburn. l
H Hilburn needs no introduction to Il
/ people of Palatka. He was some yea
ago pastor of st. James church, al
! since his pastorate has made freque
II visits to the home of his brother.
is one of the eminent men of his d
denomination in Florida and since lea
II ing Palatka has filled number of t
leading pulpits of the state as past
For several years he has resided
Tallahassee, where he is presiding
der of large district embracing N
ny of the older congregations
Methodism in Florida. Palatkans W
generally enjoy the privilege Of aga
greeting this prominent and succe
full worker for the spiritual uplift
mankind.
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