The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-01

ger salesman, was IN the city Wed
iiesday.
; Miss Kate Lucas is arranging to
remodel her store; the pretty place
will also be further beaItifed.
) S. S. Braddock, farmer and cattle
man of Denver, Fla, was among the
. visitors in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. 7. L. Pritchard and family of
st. Augustine is here for the holidays
and the guests of Miss Kate Lucas.
Robert Hutchinson attorney of
Jacksonville, spent Christmas with his
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutch
inson, Sr.
M. S. Brown left on Monday for a
short business trip to Baltimore and
New York. He expects to be absent
} Iabout two weeks.
Delbert Gilpatrick, one of the young
men for whom Palatkans feel spe-
} cial pride, now an instructor of Ian
guages in Tennessee college, is
home for the holidays, with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Gilpatrick.
Chas. w. Hutchinson, in charge of
} the United Fruit Company's mercan-
tile affairs at Preston, Cuba, spent
the Christmas holidays with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutchin-
son, ST., of this city. He left for his
home in Cuba on Monday, accompa-
MED by his mother, who goes to spend
a couple of months at his home on
|. the island.
Miss Lila Morrison, head trimmer
in Miss Kate Lucas millinery store,
will leave Sunday for New York where
she will spend several weeks studying
the new spring styles. Miss Morri-
son will return with the correct no.
tons about 1915 millinery about the
middle of February Miss Morrison
is one of the most popular milliners
to grace Miss Lucas store in many
years.
With this Issue The Palatka News
enters upon its fourteenth year of
continuous publication by its present
proprietors. 1t enters the new year
feeling pretty good, thank you, and
well-anchored as legitimate Palat-
ka institution. The publishers wish
comfy for whom we have not do
snsired If w;nning &C re,Jers A
Happy NEW VESR
.
The hope has been expressed by a
, number of citizens that the last pa
rade of convicts down Lemon street
, has been had The scene on Thurs
day Of last week, when some 25 or 80
Iconvicts, white and colored mixed,
were paraded through Lemon street
under guard, was disgusting to many;
they may not speak their disgust to
= the sheriff, but they have already
spoken 1t to The News.
The wind wbistletb wbere II let
eth. we hnar the sound thereof faehlv
in the distance, but cannot tell wither
it has gone nor whence it came. All
we know is that the Postem Serial
was, its foster father and finished
featherwelght tighter in this field.
The campaign was long drawn out
and wearlsome and the retreat as
viewed from this distance is a sad
ending to what might be properly
termed hot aromatic campaign"
Mother thing most naonle notice
concernino these n,ov;ng n;c+nre Iowa
scenes The love mak;no. when M.
rie first discovers She has bean hit
she begins to breathe like q bvdraulir
ram, shows the whites of her aves
and looks dinnv. then she hepins 10
smile and her hreatbing hecon,ac
normal Oscar too has a had breath
or rather, breathing spell. His lungs
oegn to pump hot air and work fol
all the world like blacksmlth's bel
lows. railing In love is not diff
cult proposition and neither does II
carry any special dangers: Why
then, should these moving picture ac'
tors and actresses give our young
people false impression!
"Snartacus" story of Roman glad.
iatoriaI DAYS before the Christian era
was the nicture that filled KaIbfield's
Grand theater on "wednesday night
desnite the rain and "hnn,miestn of
weather. Two hours were reouired IN
show This wonderf.,l nictnro NAV fiji.
ed with some of the most maonifcent
scenes ever disnlavad Tho glory of
the nicture was it's Iife1ikaness Had
tbe Weather hpen ausnicioue tbe thea
ter would NOT have been able tn hold
the crowds This is one Of the ex-
nensive star nirtures that KaIhfeld
dishes up to his patrons every little
while and for which he has to pay an
exhorbitant price in real money. From
the patronage given him it looks as
if Palatka appreciated his efforts.
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