The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-09-24

Mrs. Aston Halle.
Mrs. B. A. Deal has gone to Rich
mcnd, Va, to spend some time visit.
ing friends.
Robert L. Earnest Jr., has gone to
John B., Stetson University. DeLand,
to enter the law school.
Miss Katie Barstow is teaching this
fall in the East Palatka school, and
Miss Louise Boyd, in the Wilds
school in West Palatka.
Mrs. Robert S. O'Haver announces
the opening of her piano studio, Sep
TENDER 9th at 504 River street, phone
70.
Miss Margaret Willard left yester-
day for Tallahassee, where she will
resume her collegiate course at the
Florida College for Women.
Mrs. Ed. NJ. Earnest is expected
home today or Saturday from an ex-
tended trip north, visiting relatives in
Baltimore, Md, and other points.
Miss Jessie Harrison Burton ooun-
ty agent for the Girls Gardening and
Canning Clubs, motored to Gainesville
on Monday with Miss Annie Stephens
as her guest, to attend the canning
club meeting in that city.
Mrs. S. ]. Hilburn has been at Dr.
Worley's sanitarium in st. Augustine
this week. where she underwent
minor operation. She is expected to
be in condition to return home by Sat
urday.
Mr.. Oliver Hind and Miss Sylvia
Hiscock of Georgetown, Florida, were
mraried on Wednesday, Sept. %, at
the home of the brides parents. Rev.
w NJ. Poage, pastor of the Methodist
church in Palatka officiated.
Judge J. E. Marshall and his daugh-
ter Miss Edna, who have been spend
ing a season at Asheville and Hender
sonville, N. c., returned home on Sat
urday greatly invigorated from the
mountain rest.
Miss Helen Cochrane returned this
week from an extended summer trip.
She has been in Wisconsin, Michigan,
New York, Rhode Island and Massa
tchusetts. Miss Cochrane is to make
Ihcr home in Palatka with her broth
erS.
J. A. Higgins, bright young bust
ness man from Jacksonville arrived
here on Monday to take over the man
agement of the Hart Furniture Co..
or Second street. Mr.. Higgins says
that he is sure he is going to like Pa
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Deputy Sheriff Minton has caught
the negro who broke into the Pres
byterian manse a week ago last Sun
day night, and the man has been
identified by DR.. Afford and Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Haver, who were in the house
al the time of his flight. He has been
held to the action of the grand jury.
Miss Lila Morrison for the past sew
eral years head trimmer at Miss Kate
Lucas millinery store, returned last
week from her summer vacation III
New York. Miss Morrison is most
popular young. lady in Palatka besides
being recognized as a real artist in
her chosen profession.
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Miss Mamie Campbell, who has
,, eT,, ot WcTntosb has returned and
ir.as, ,rr,, bor Mace in the trimming de-
r eE t,,,ou ' Of Miss Lucas millinery
l l.+,, ,,''N' ETiss CamnhelTs many Young
f,.io,,ds " tbo c; t', are Greatly nieased
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Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Aston
Halle was hostess for the Bridge
Club and the second of her parties
pIyen in honor of Mr.. Haie's sister
Mrs. Henry Peters of Jacksonville
There were three tables. and the table
rrizes were presented to Mrs. F. L.
T[orne. Miss Edith Kupperbusch and
Mrs. Aston Halle. Light refresh,
menus were Ser'eu'
w. A, Merrvdav of Daytona Beach
went to Hot Springs, Arkansas. Sat
nrdav accompanid bv his daughter,
Miss Marie Mr.. Nerrvdav homes the
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