The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-15
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CITY HAPPENINGS AND I
PERSONAL MENTION Z

Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. O'Haver are
spending the week at their Keuka
home looking after their pecan grove.
Miss Edith Kupperbusch entertain
ed on Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Marjorie Barstow.
Geo. A. Leslie, a representative of
SYSTEM" business publication of
Chicago, was in tbs city this week.
Chas. Kupperbusch secretary and
general manager of the Florida Wood
enware Co. is in Atlanta this week on
business.
Miss Marie Merryday of Daytona
Beach is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Eilene Merryday at her home on
South Sixth street.
Col and Mrs. o. H. Ewin, of In
terlachen are among the well known
visitors from the comfy seen on the
streets this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Burt of Sa-
Gyannah, have written to relatives in
this city announcing the arrival in
their home of fine boy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Woodward and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Byrket of Mish-
awake, Ind, are in the city and are
delighted with the place and its sur
roundings.
Pencil people have been asked to
meet at their cemetery next Thursday
afternoon for general volunteer
cleanup. All interested in the ceme-
terry are asked to be on hand.
Mrs. Geo. E. Gay has been spend
ing some time visiting friends in
Jacksonville this week and in consul
tation with ladies representing the
Florida Federation of Women's
Clubs.
Holding public Office seems to be a
popular ambition among the citizens
of Jacksonville. One hundred and
three persons had qualified as candi-
dates in the coming city primary up
to Tuesday evening.
Hon. Joseph G. Camp of the Allan
ia Constitution will address the peo-
ple of Palatka this evening at the
court house. Mr.. Camp comes under
the auspices of the Palatka W. c. T.
u. and as he is really brilliant or
ator. he should have crowded house.
He will discuss liquor legislation.
The Junior Auxiliary of st. Marks
Episc pal church has been re-organlz-
ed with Miss Ida Leib at the head
Miss Nellie Lucas secretary and Miss
Kathleen LEXIS treasurer. 1t is the
purpose of the members to earn their
dues by making quilts, etc. The
meetings will be held at the homes
of the several members each Satur-
dav. This week the auxiliary will
A,entertain the entire Episcopal Sun
day school with taffy pull at the
home of Mrs. J. E. Lucas.
Col. w. s. Powell and E. S. Owen
of Baltimore, Nd, came on Monday
and are spending week with the
Rex family at their "Riverview"
grove and plantation on the river
some seven miles up the ST. Johns.
Col. Powell spent last winter in Pa
Iatka and intends to stay this season
until the snow departs from Baltl-
more. He is a wide traveller, having
been in Asia, Africa, and Europe:
When such a man says he is stuck"
on Palatka it means something. He
is a man of culture and education
whom it is a pleasure to talk with.
G. NJ. Davis & Son, tank and
silo manufacturers of this CITY,
bought their state salesman Ford
motor car this week and the said
salesman will start out on his trip
with, it on Monday morning. By this
means of locomotion he will be able
tn penetrate the dark corners Of the
state which have had to do without
the trunk line railroads and are hard
TO reach. The Davis factory mas done
the right thing and more and more
are travelling statesmen making their
territorv's in this sensible and eco
nomical way. If the people don't
look ont now they will be getting
"tanked up"
Hall Gaines beautiful story, 1.-THE
Christian" was depicted in an eight
reel series 1t the Kalbfeld Grand last
Tuesday night before one of this the
ater's record breaking audiences,
which came oft despite the cold and
wind. None were disappointed; the
picture was all that was promised,
perhaps more. The part of GLORY
ouavle," the heroine in the story was
taken by Edith Story, and that OF
the hero, John Storm, by Earle Will
liams. All the characters were
faithfully portrayed, especially no.
ticeable among them being the one
representing the hypocritical al en-
deacon Wealthy" All this week the
nictnres at Kalbfeld's will have an
interest to those who delight in an
evening of really thrilling and laugh
ter-making entertainment.
W Stanley Hanson, prominent
newspaper worker of Fort Myers VINO
was oniv recently appointed U. 5.
Insnector of Migratory Birds, was IN
palatka last week on his first trip
through the state in connection with
his new official dIties. Mr.. Han.
sons position is under the Bureau OF
Sociological Survey of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. From Fen
mary 10th to Dec. goth is an abso-
intelv closed season on migratory
birds. and the closed season 1mples
that the day is between sunset and
sunrise. and according to Inspector
Hanson there have been many VIOLA
tions in Florida. For instance tne
common "bull bat" is being shot IN
Florida contrary to law, as well as