The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15

Mrs. Aston Halle and daughter, are
expected home Saturday from an out
ing at Daytona Beach.
Attorney H. E. Merryday expects
to leave in a few days for vacation
trip to Tate Springs, Tenn.
Mrs. j.. E. Monroe of McMeekin
spent the fore part of the week with
her sister, Mrs. Frances johnson.
Hon. A. Usina has purchased five
passenger Buick automobile of the
1917 model.
Mrs. Dave Benbow and children re-
turned on Sunday from an extended
stay at Daytona Beach.
Delbert Gilpatrick returned Tues
day from brief visit in Quitman,
Georgia, and left Wednesday for an
outing at Daytona Beach.
Mrs. John N. Walton and daughter,
Miss Susie Lee Walton, have return
ed from their usual long summer stay
at Summer Haven beach.
Sheriff R. Lee Kennerly is improv-
ing slowly from his recent severe i'll
ness and is able to be about some ev-
cry day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Barstow ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Bar
stow motored over from Hastings,
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. McGrady, Miss
Addie McGrady and Master Paul Nc
Grady of Crescent City, with their
guest Mrs. G. w. Jurnigan of Orlan-
do, were motor visitors in Palatka
yesterday.
Miss Richards, trimmer for Miss
Kate Lucas millinery store, arrived
from New York on Wednesday, and is
now busy preparing for the fall open.
ing, the date of which will be duly
announced.
DR.. M. E. Heck Of the State Health
office, Jacksonville, is making tour
of Putnam county towns this week.
DR.. Heck is the man who gets after
the fruit dealers who leave their fruit
exposed for the benefit of the flies.
Miss Ida Belle Prevatt of Seville,
has returned to her home in Seville 1
after q pleasant visit with Miss Wini- !
fred Hancock of Francis, and at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Faulkner
in this city.
M. J. Hames the well-known hard
ware salesman, has made arrange
ments to represent well-known At
lanta hardware house in this territory
and will likely make Palatka his
headquarters as of old, at least he
will if he can so arrange his work.
Mrs. James Burt and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Floride Evans, Mr.. Charles
Burt, Miss Ruth Burt and Miss Kath-
crime Burt motored to st. Augustine
last Sunday. Miss Ruth Burt will re-
main for a visit Of several months |
with her cousin, Miss Anna G. Burt.
J. H. Millican arrived home from
Maine last Saturday. Mr.. Millican
mad been in the seed potato growing h
section Of that State for the purpose
Of getting seed for himself and other ,
big potato growers of the East Pa
atka- Orange Mills-Federal Point sec =
lions. {,
Mrs. c. J. O'Haver left Wednesday
morning for Jacksonville to meet her
laughter -in-law, Mrs. P. c. O'Haver 3
and baby daughter, who came from
olainfeld, Indiana. After a few
lays visit in Palatka they will pro- e
iced down to their new home in La L
,elle, Folrida.
Miss Kathleen Hilubrn will leave L
Monday afternoon for Nashville, u
Tenn, whwere she will enter Ward a
Belmont College. Her curriculum
will include the study of vocal and N
music, expression, and a F
literary and historical course. Mrs. tt
1ilburn will accompany Miss Kathleen W
o Nashville.
Mrs. A. M. Kimmons and Miss Sal p
lie Devall of Live Oak are the guests W
f their sister, Mrs. Mary Benet. At S
er a few days sojourn here, Mrs. tC
limmons will proceed to Asheville, G
Iorth Carolina, where she will be the
'uest of another sister, Mrs. Gillis, lie
'ho was formerly a well-knowh resi- W
ent of Palatka. D
Hon. F. J. Fearnside arrived home a
rom New York last Saturday, where bt
e had been some three or four
yeeks making selections of specialties &c
Or the Fearnside Clothing Company. Of
Irs. Fearnside, who has been staying of
Daytona Beach during Mr.. Fearn- of
lde's absence, drove up in her motor Is
n Friday and on Sunday returned to at
ne beach with Mr.. Fearnside. til
H. S. Bennett has received a check
or $50 as his reward for catching a so
egro, Neal Thomas, wanted for ar
reaking into the West Tocoi postof- in
ce, and who has just been convict in
i of the crime in the U. S. Court at ey
The arrest was made nc
Y Mr.. Bennett some time ago, and th
lille he was a member of the city
olice force. w
DR.. F. E. Jenkins the well-known hi
ye, ear, nose and throat specialist il,
ho left Palatka about a year ago to ST
lter the government service and who ed
as been much of that time in Vir- ar
inia, has returned to this city and re
i'll resume his practice the first of m
ctober. When the call went out for di
oops for the Mexican border, DR.. gr
enkins was detailed for work in Tex
;, but the necessity being over, he =,
Is secured an honorable discharge -;
ON the army and will come back to ~ ~
alatka. DR.. jenkins has rented his -, ~
d offices in the Moragne building. nI i