The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-05-07
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CITY HAPPENINGS AND
PERSONAL MENTION
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Miss Willie Graham OF bunnel WIS
visitor in Palatka Thursday.
Mrs F. L, Thorpe was hostess for
the Monday night Bridge Club.
II wv,ie road exnert of Inter-
,ocben has heen a visitor in the city
tbis weet IL
Nv, Erod Norrin will entertain
tho TIoedaU T hr;dge cluh on Saturday
ftoroon ofe uS '1lNe0 N
"A'eA 'i0oll'
pandL mLs' ,n nmoil'S 49, ~ 1;sitor af The
T poaS "a horao o' 'N'''
&>' o il'
Col. W. c. Townsend, the big turpen-
Tihe 1it opGnatIt tbo vi oi+,r w WodnesJay ]
''o-'ol ~ 'i'0 wy
Mrs. Madge Price, widow OF The
late j. B. Price of ke1ka, is spend
Ing pI;oa le" u"yS VIII" WI D.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
~ eter ,nIaolL aldier ''eA' iue0u1S al 'e' o0''
az 'ioeN'
Miss Winnifred Wylie of Inter-
lachen has accepted a position in the
stemogtaPnic S",rast pnic s+ora oea''i ''ie'' 'ie
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This afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, Mrs.
Rohan Varnes will entertain at auc-
ton bridge for her guest, Miss AL
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Mrs. T. j. Barnett was hostess for
the Thursday afternoon veranda
bridge club; cool ice drinks wdre
served throughout the afternoon.
West Tocoi, some miles down the
river from Palatka, began shipping
large crop of high grade Irish po-
tatoes on Tuesday Of this week.
Dr G f pack tba weIl-known
physician of Pomona, was in the city
on Wednesday in company with his
son-in-law, CORTLAND Middleton.
NJ. Cho++o,-o,. ,,o+hor Of
D. . ~ ia "a CLn4to" ,4to,,m%S 1oft fn,. hor
ha1o no1c ~ ir'"i phiiadoinbiSS i.,'IeS Tbursdav
atnn,ic. 80 oe anro',+o ,r, j., Gurns+a 70
~. p1oo1,uou .ooo,d sor of Co1
lynn piilIf So0Ginu L Io ba
=; ~ Ton pisoM"el,' , WHY Ia" f v,1 ,,nons ,as' :
IN h1n l4nmeSSGe fo,. muo s;t ,;+, U ~; fafie
Heie ioI " 0iiel 'i''' WIFI i''' i'''''el'
Mrs. NJ. P. Smith, formerly Miss
Mary O'Haver, of Savannah, Ga, was
S0n "eeh oet ene EtS.'oi Mr IA a. Me- vhe l0I'e n y
N,uoPpa. HTI Par ei,,st lost wool, WOE, anu
ii"'ei i"'' "eeN'
James M. Elliott of Salisbury, Md,
who has been a popular guest FOR
some weeks at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Warner T. Hamm, left on Sunday
lor MS MAI yi""u "o'iie'
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. O'Haver, ac-
companied by Dr.. E. w Warren, left
Thursday morning for Jacksonville
where they will consult a specialist
in regard to Mr. O'Haver condition.
Tho Mordor nirh+ br;dro o1,,b ,ros
ne :loiiu%S ~ IIlsi' ~ C'UJ "1t'
Thorpe, Kirkland street. Prizes for
high scores were wown bv Miss Lula
Reed, Mrs. H. F. Lecks and Mrs.
Norman Riles. A delicious ice course
was served.
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GoI I JAN ; @ alIi. VINO I IeiehHly ~; CToN
nisl' u,ve anu HiSicCI;eu Ssi; M M 80
ouo;n o~o;U' 'I y iD . rloas,,reo le @d for ;s Hs
friends to see him on the streets
again, ioshin' and talkin' agin the
Davis Bill.
M. II po.Jo,.L 7. ,.., L,-
WI .. -. h",uoIpI, u" N''o ll"I
UeeH HS " EiStIiiIE 6, E.I nef Pai eIi1S, ~ any
hrS. IT, H. .. I'm IoL d llIol,'l' ieS'tlleu S ca
~ NJ neJ lo"ie MI 1m o5N"I5''"I, u w. ID on f
IaniI1sIyS;i,o IliIIsuayi, laS, .,i ~: JoopeI %
it her parents.
Cant and Mrs & NJ. IaRree Mr.
and Wrs Frark Can+ier and NJ, q
r Preston. ali Of Crescent Citv, mo-
torad tn Paiatka Yesterday wbare
tbev snent the dav shonning In The
eveninp the nartv attended the Kalh-
field Grand tbeater before driving
home
t1o,ooo1. p,,.,, oo-.4,,,,
popular tax collector, is not corget-
ting his early training as :. farmer
boy, and it is standing him in good
stead. He has big field of Irish
potatoes at Bostwick which he has
sold before digging. If the yield