The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-08-25


Mrs. Geo. E. Welch and daughter,
Miss Belle, are at Atlantic Beach.
c. S. Greenwood of Welaka was a
popular visitor in the city this week.
Lew Barstow has been in Titusville
this week on baseball playing visit.
Mrs. T. w. Tillman is in Atlanta
this week making selections for her
fall millinery stock.
Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter,
Miss Florence, are at Daytona Beach
for week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Barstow Of Has
tings were weekend guests at the
home of S. ]. Barstow.
Mrs. Tavel has gone to New York
to assist Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Earn
est in selecting goods.
Miss Elene Merryday has returned
from visit with her sister, Mrs. Har-
wood Rosser, at Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. lies of Ilesmere,
near Crescent City, were motor visi-
tors to the city last Saturday
Mrs. A. S. Willard and daughter,
Miss Margaret, have returned from
weeks stay at Daytona Beach.
Norman Rifles has returned from
his vacation at Daytona Beach. Mrs.
Rifles is expected home on Sunday.
R. L. Earnest left on Tuesday for
trip to New York and Boston, part
ly business for the Earnest Co. and
partly pleasure.
Arthur A. Corcoran has returned
from a visit of some three weeks to
New York and to his old home in
Saginaw, Michigan.
L. F. Jackson has returned from a
stay of two weeks at Summer Haven,
where he fshed most of the time
with the usual Jacksonian success.
Mrs. J. B. Coleman and little son
have returned to their home in Tam
pa after visit of several weeks with
Mrs. Coleman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. R. Higgins.
Rev. R. L. Bonsteel, pastor-elect of
he First Baptist church, was in the
'ity on Tuesday looking for house.
Mr.. Bonsteel expects to move to Pa
atka next week.
j. H. Millican has gone to Aras-
ook, Maine, to look after the pur-
base of seed potatoes for the coming
eason. He will also spend some time !
in the health giving air Of
he north state.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Buck, who have
pened an ice cream and soft drink |
arlor on Second street next in rear
f the Palatka State Bank, have Sc
ured the Leo jacobson cottage on
lain street for a home.
"Hon." Billie Parker in the person
his only son still has possession of
dgewater, and although admonished
nat he "hike" has steadfastly refused :
} to do. Jacksonville Free Press
lease copy and comment. There
lay be something between the lines. V
W. Lang Cheeves motored to Cres- Il
ent Beach last Sunday, having with
i'm as guests Mrs. Boyd and Miss g
la Lieb. Mr. Cheeves states that Fl
lere were 80 Palatkans at the din
ar table there. He also stated that
lie dinner was great with well-cook- 3
sea food and vegetables. =
The friends of DR.. J. H. Won Engel- T,
en are congratulating him on the ap- n
ointment of his son, Mr.. F. J. H. &c
IN Engelken of Palatka, to the office
director of the mint. This appoint s.
ent shows that president Wilson has tt
, insane anticipathy to our German
low citizens.-Ocala Banner.
Mrs. A. R. Merrill of Jacksonville, B
RS. W. A. MacWilliams of st. Au-
lstine, with the latter's daughters,
rs. E. Noble Calhoun and little Miss w
artrude Eileen Calhoun, and Mrs. IN
almond Lee Hendricks and baby,
Ill leave next Thursday for Penn Ii
lvania, where they will enioy an vi
tended sojourn.-Times- Union.
Hon. F. J. Fearnside and his son, ha
r. Frank Fearnside, left on Tues W
y for New York. From Jack
nville they were passengers on the
yde Line steamer, Lenape. This IS be
r. Fearnside's usual time for going va
the big city where he devotes
TT of each day to selecting fail an
DDS for the "Big Store on the Cor VIZ
r."
Over in Palatka not long since an CT
iermanic committee was appointed ba
: the purpose of devising some
IN whereby the current expenses
the city might be reduced. At me
: meeting of the council Wednes- ga
y evening the committee reported MI
1t they had made thorough investi- TEL
ton of the matter and were obliged
report that retrenchment was i'm dr.
Smyrna News. rel
Lieut.. W. NJ. Husson has left for to-
Meade, where he will take the trl
aminations for the United States
ny. Lieut.. Husson has been de- of
led here as recruiting officer for ,r
, second regiment. He is a grad r.
te of the V. NJ. I.-Orlando Repor- i io
Star Lieut. Husson's father was i''
1t2in of the Palatka company in
: Spanish-American war, and comes of
turlly by his love for a military po1
= APP
L. L. Palmer of this city. and My
lighter, Miss VeSta L. Palmer of Ia