The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24

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and Kate Barstow for week.
Miss Betty Fudge who has been the
guest of Mrs. Alston Halle, left Mon
, day, for Macon, Ga, where she will
visit friends.
Mr.. Julian Sutherland was also q
: member of the house party given by
Mrs. d. j. Coughlin, in st. Augustine,
last weekend.
G. c. Middleton, merchant of Po-
mona, with c. H. Piplar of that place
as his guest for the trip, was in the
city yesterday.
The contract for rebuilding the
bridge of the A. C. L. R'y at Buffalo
Bluff is in the hands of Capt. J. E.
Lucas, whose force is even now on the
job.
The Associated Charities intend
having an office of their own, and
as desk and some chairs will be
needed, they would appreciate it very
much if any one could furnish any OF
these articles.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. lies, of Hes
mere near Crescent City, were visitors
in Palatka on Wednesday, having mo-
tored over in their Maxwell touring
car. Miss Hilda Some was their
guest for the trip.
Oscar Osteen who left Hollister a
few years ago to engage in fruit
growing and farming on Merritt's Is
land in the Indian River, was in the
city on Wednesday. Mr.. Osteen is
making good in that section.
Miss Florida Warn, one of the popu
lar young ladies of Georgetown, was
a visitor in the city on Tuesday for
a short time enroute to Fort Lauder
dale, where she goes to visit some
time with her brother, J. L. Warn.
Rev. DR.. H. H. Green and Mrs.
Green, of Decorah, Iowa, who have
been spending the winter in the city
with tooms at the home of their
nephew, Mr.. Harry Messmer on Wa
ter street, left for Chicago on We'd
nesday.
The Young Peoples League of st.
Marks church met on Tuesday even
ng with Miss Alice Hutchinson. The
leXt meeting will be held at the home
If Mr.. Thomas Holden on April 4th,
1t 8 p. m. For that occasion Mrs, |
Mitchell of Crescent City will be in.
'ited.
W. T. B. Warn of Crescent CITY was
n the city for an hour or two on
tuesday. Mr.. Warn is being urged
o enter the race for county commits
ioner from his district, but says that
e probably will not do so as he
oesn't want to be bothered with the
york of the office.
L. E. Bullock and wife of Crescent
lty were among the visitors in the
ty on Wednesday, having motored
YER from the Orange City in their big !
'uring car. Mr.. Bullock is a veal =
~ Massachusetts man with home :
Onset. He is engaged extensively
growing cranberries.
A letter from David Howell. now
Umatilla, says that he is now quite le
covered from the illness with which in
was afflicted for more than year, ar
I'd that he is coming back to Palat- F
to live and engage in some kind of r.,
lsiness. This will be good news 10 u' s
r. Howells old friends. OF
Capt. Chas. H. Sieg of Chicago and De
latka and Jacksonville, and who mi
ce lived and made life worth living ins
others in Palatka, was here with soc
smile and hand clasp on Wednes- ~
y for few brief hours-too brief, In
pit. Sieg just blew in to attend 10 Mr.
ne business matters, and then he sue
/ to go. Only a few saw him, Der
they are glad they had the pleas its
}. gre
The Right Rev. Edwin Gardner
ed, S. T. D., bishop of Florida,
be at st. Marks church next Sun L
;, March 26th, and will officiate at SIN
n the morning and evening servi- ligk
After the evening service class hon
be presented for confirmation. peo
S is most impressive and hsto- wer
rite of the church that should be EN-
messed by all. Bishop Weed was dres
he city for brief time on Mon escc
In
apt. J. E. Lucas has signed his tne m
le to the roll Of volunteers who pIlli hI
ional CnardS il, poIotI.a tIDn'p'ilE VI with
as can smell war further than any 4hn ine
in Palatka, and though he NAV ,,;a u;te
be accepted for active duty, YOU -: LOU
bet your bottom dollar that this iiT HT.
veteran still has several GOOD -naA
its in him and in event of a fur was was
invasion of Mexico, if he don't 90 s,,u s,mo,
I'll be because he cannot, and not &c
use he would not. ~. IA e
N. Hall of Indianapolis Ind, glori
ager of the big Southern Club"
ect which is to play such a con- "
uous part in the development of -,
tka and the country about, ar CT
d in the city this week and is the
ding a few days at the Putnam Clan
Sc. Mr.. Hall says that the small
lthern Club" is taking well among IN A
of prominence in the business talnn
d and that the promoters are lust event
getting busy on the selling end 10
every promise of meeting their Mo-,
ardent expectations of snccess publ
. ,:. N> N,''' 1905,
~ ul1tiiot election IN west Put succe