The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-09-10

The Palatkt high school will open
It's fall term on Monday, Sept, goth.
Miss Idel Shelton of Lake City is
visiting Miss Leila Dukes.
W. A. Walton left Thursday for
Jacksonville, on a business trip
st. Joseph's Academy will open for
the fall term on the 18TH INST, neN1
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Hancock and
Mrs. W. H. Minton have gone to Kis-
Isimmee for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Earnest were
expected home this week from an ex-
tended visit to the mountain regions
Of New Hampshire.
Before a big crowd of spectators
in st. Augustine last Monday the
Palatka baseball club defeated the
team of that city in a score of 4 to 2.
Mrs. Chas. H. Sieg of jacksonville
accompanied her husband on his visit
to Palatka last Monday and was
greeted by many old friends.
Mrs. Harvey Hoyt of Stamford,
Conn. died at her home in that city
recently. Mrs. Hoyt will be remem-
bered as a Palatka visitor of several
years ago. She was the mother-in-
law of Mrs. w. H. Hoyt of this city.
The Junior Auxiliary will meet with
Miss Ida Leib at the home of Mrs.
NJ. f. Boyd on Lemon street. An
interesting meeting has been planned
and all members are urged to be pres
ent.
Attorney VIM. P. Dineen has secur-
ed offices in the Merryday building.
Mr.. Dineen is graduate of John B.
Stetson University law school, De-
Land, and young man who will sure
ly win his way in his chosen pro-
fession. All he needs to make a
record is an opportunity, which he
seeks in Palatka. The News hopes
he will get it, and soon.
Miss Kate L. Lucas returned last
Saturday from an extended visit to
New England and a long period in
New York studying the latest crea-
tions in millinery, and where she pur-
chased an extensive stock for the Pa
latka fall and winter trade. She
will soon announce her fall opening,
an event of Importance in Palatka.
and which is always looked for"'ard
to in this city and county.
NJ. S. Browns clothing store was
closed from sundown on Wednesday
to sundown Thursday in Difference to
the Jewish New Year. Other Jewish
merchants in the city did likewise.
The Jewish New Year is a day given
up to a contemplation of the serious
nation, and therefore unlike the New
Year of Christendom, time for friv-
olity and hoop-lahs.
Miss Jessie Harrison Burton start
ed out on her rounds of the rural
schools on Tuesday. Miss Burton is
again deep in her work of organizing
and instructing the Girls Gardening
and Canning Clubs of the county.
Chairman Wattles of the county
school board visited several of the ru-
raj schools on Tuesday in company
with Miss Burton, who goes about in
her own motor car.
The past week has been one of con-
tinuous interest at Kalbfeld's Grand,
One excellent picture has followed an
other and every nights program has
simply been one of a series in which
the public is divided Ias to which
should have the palm. For the
coming week it will be the same. To-
night the leading event will be Ina
Claire in "The Puppet Crown" Next
Monday night will be the famous pic
ture-the great American Serial
"Neal of the Navy" On Tuesday
night will be Mary Pickford in one
of her greatest characterizations
Rags" And so on through the en-
tire week. There have been crowds
every night and will be just as long
as Kalbfield has his pull with the
great film makers and is willing to
work it for Palatka-and that will
he while he liyeS