The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-09-03


leave for New York tomorrow.
Mrs. J. F. Ganas of Huntington was
visitor in the city on Thursday.
Hub Barnett of Boston, Mass, is III
Palatka, calling on the jewelry trade
Miss Ida Crouch -Hazlett, social.
ist lecturer is in the city and is hold.
ing meetings tonight and Saturday.
Miss Lucille Glass and her brother
Billie, of Gainesville spent Sunday
with their grandmother, Mrs. M. |
Coke.
Capt. and Mrs. J. D. Lane drove
over from their Crescent Beach cot
tage last Sunday. They expect tt
return from their summer outing per,
manently tomorrow.
E. Noble Calhoun has gone to Twir
Lakes, Conn, where he will join Mrs
Calhoun and baby daughter, who have
been spending some time in that de
lightful place.-St. Augustine Record
M. ]. Hames, the popular hardware
salesman who makes Palatka his
headquarters and the Saratoga Hote
his home, has returned from a vaca.
tion of several weeks spent in North
and South Carolina.
There was dance given at the Ath-
letic Club Wednesday by number Of
young people, in honor of Miss Isa-
belle Padgett of Gainesville. Miss
Dorothy Talbot of indianapolis, In
diana, was an out of town guest.
Geo. w. Newton, long in charge OF
J. E. Edmonson's harness and wagon
shop, has opened business of that
character of his own in the Griffin
building and is now ready for busi-
ness. Mr.. Newton is an expert in this
line and is well-known to the people
of this county.
The congregation of St. Monicas
Catholic church assembled at the par
ish house last Friday night to pay
a farewell visit to their departing
pastor, Rev. Fr. j. D. LaPlante. Dur
ing the evening Mr.. Jerry A. Sulli-
van read an address to the departing
priest which attested the feeling of
his Pensioners over his departure for
another field of work.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Hickman Collins have
gone out to Interlachen to reside and
where they have small house in
the high pine woods; this because Of
the advice Of physicians who have ta-
ken an interest in Mr.. Collins recov-
cry. They have been in their new
home bat a short time, but already
reports come that Mr.. Collins is GER
.ainly being benefited.
Invitation for the approaching mar
rage of Miss Lucille Glass of Gaines
Vile to Mr.. Terrill Barco of Clear
water, have been received by friends
and relatives in this city. The wed
ling is to take place at Holy Trinity
church, Gainesville, on the 14th inst.
Miss Glass is a popular member of
he younger social circles of Gaines
Vile and is well-known in Palatka.
where she has made frequent visits all
Ter life to the home of Mrs. M. |.
IoXe, her grandmother.
After a rest of a year Miss Ida B.
4eib, will resume her work of giving
instruction in voice and piano. Most
If Miss Leib's professional work has
)een Paris, France, Asheville, N. c.,
md as teacher of voice in Buena Wis
a College, and while her instruction
vas largely under the best European
masters, Palatkans will not forget
hat she is a Palatka product and
how their appreciation of the fact |
hat she is now to share her knowl-
dge with her own people.
H. E. Stewart of the Grower
stewart Drug Company and a mem
'er Of the local Council United Com
nercial Travellers left Friday, accom-
,anied by Mrs. Stewart, for an eX-
ended trip to California. They took |
he trip from here to Chicago where
hey will spend Sunday and then go
n to Denver via Yellow Stone Park.
Before returning to Jacksonville, Mr..
nd Mrs. Stewart will take in the Ex-
osition at San Francisco and many
ther points of interest, returning TO
about the eighth of Oc-
Ober.-DXie, Jacksonville.
Stewart Slaughter, son of Mr.. and
Irs. W. P. Slaughter, left on We'd
eSday last for Philadelphia, where
e will enter the Philadelphia College
f Pharmacy with the view of taking
ne entire course. Young Slaughter
as been with the Ackerman-S Stewart
'rug Co. for year or more and is
ven now a natural pharmacist-sort
on the principle of duck taking
} water" but when he gets the fin
hing touches from that Philadelphia
ollege, one of the best in the country, {
e will be a genuine Doctor of Phar-
lacy, or we will very much miss our
uesS.
Kalbfeld's has shown some magni- ,
cent pictures the past week begin
ing with the wonderful event of last I
riday night, when "Cabiria" was
lown to an immense audience. But
ase great pictures are still coming. ,
or next week those deserving of spe- {
al mention are Margaret Clark in :
aniel Frohman's famous New York !
yceum success, "Seven Sisters" on ,
uesday. On Thursday night will be {
Robert billiards greatest !
Iccess, "a Fool there Was" an adap- !