The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-01

| LIT. d. y. dykes visited IN Orlando
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden of Florahome
were among the visitors in the city
this week.
Mrs. J. H. Brooks of Ocala is the
guest of Mrs. George Hutchins,
River street.
Capt. and Mrs. H. E. Anderson of
1nterlachen were motor visitors to
the city this week.
Miss Estelle Mckenzie has return
ed from few days visit with Miss
Florence Green of Pomona.
Newell Davis was host for stag
party Tuesday evening at his home.
A salad course was enjoyed.
The schooner Anna M. Hudson left
Wednesday afternoon for Albany, N.
Y. with full cargo of lumber.
J. D. Livingston, farmer and mer-
chant of Hollister, was among the
visitors in the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. c. H. Piplar, wife of the At
lantic Coast Line agent at Pomona,
was visitor in the city on Tues
day.
Miss Birdie Reed accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Arthur F. Bauer of
Jupiter, is expected in Palatka next
week.
Mrs. David Benbow and children
left Sunday for Crescent Beach,
where they will enjoy a few days.
outing.
William Daugherty was a passen-
ger on board the Anna M. Hudson
Wednesday, and will visit Albany and
other points north.
Mr., and Mrs. John Murphy, NJ.
md Mrs. Norman Keller and Mr..
Harry Keller spent Sunday at Pablo
3cach, motoring to and from. 4
Mrs. laval of the cloak and suit
apartment of the Earnest company
5 expected home today from her h
uying expidition in New York. h
Yesterday was the last of the \
thursday half holidays given by the q
lerchants of Palatka to their en-
loyes for the summer months.
Mrs. Everett has returned to the :
jme of her daughter, Mrs. i. L. =
oylo after an extended visit with
latives in Atlanta and Savannah.
Mrs. H. c. Merwwin and Miss Inel
turned Saturday from a weeks
lting at Daytona Beach. Mrs. Mer-
in left Saturday for a weekend vis-
at Black Point.
Capt. J. E. Lucas with his crew
It early Wednesday morning for
ows Bluff, where he will begin the
Instruction of dock for the use of
e turpentine men.
Martin Glass of Gainesville drove |
er from that city in his motor
It Tuesday for a short visit at the
me of his grandmother, Mrs. NJ. |.
Xe on Third street. e-
:. G. Grimm expects to start on
annual vacation the first of the
ming week. He will go to his yes
home in Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Da'
INN has been away several weeks.
Justice Alfred Abshire of Welaka TO
ne to Palatka on Tuesday to hear thy
speech of Sidney j. Cats. Mr.. \
tice Abshire is one of the leading of
It's supporters in the Welaka pre- the
ct.
. Lynchenheim who has been with frol
wife, the guest of Mrs. Lynch Han
eim's sister, Mrs. H. F. Uric, re- 7
ned to his home in Havana, Cuba, roo,
'sday. Mrs. Lynchenheim will Ind
lain for two months. on "
he double funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. N
ert Muller, who We're on Wednes- ia \
murdered by their maniac son, leav
n Muller, took place yesterday af- that
loon at Oak Hill cemetery and was
lucted by Rev. S. Grady.
Irs. J. H. Millican sailed yester- T
on the Clyde Line Steamer from D.,
for New York, where urd.
will meet Mr.. Millican, who has next
in Maine looking after seed DO ing
es for the East Palatka district. 9:45
n account of the gravity of the may
way strike situation, many tour VhlS
are hurrying to their homes in
Gus parts of the country and
y vacations are being cut short NJ
he anxiety to reach destinations. eral
rs. Harry T, Rrouo ord do,,.h depa
Mary Jane arrived in the city ~.
erday from their home in Rens- posI
er, Indiana. Mrs. Brown will teVli t !
by one of her apartments in the ne ne
ho bero sovaral n[,, ,,,ortha d NJ anu Rodi
'''' 'l''' ploy
RS. F. D. Wattles and little son. to t
Miss Grizella Merrill will leave here
Saturday for Daytona Beach, Goet
'e they will spend several weeks mere
ne Hotel Neptune. Mr.. Wattles larg,
accompany them for the week.
returning to the city on Mon
CT
rs. A. V. Mount returned to her Ann;
2 on Anastasia Island, Monday week
: a delightful old time visit cypr
former acquaintance. Mrs. enter
Mt was former well-known res latka
of Palatka and many of her resta
IDS entertained informally for Bee
while here. were
v. and Mrs. R. L. Bonsteel ar glass
in the city yesterday and have the s
ed fiat at the home of Hon. A. tam