The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-07-14

Miss Isabelle Padgett of Gainesville
is the guest this week Of Miss Helen
Cochrane.
4 J. c. Wilroy, now a resident of
Green Cove Springs, was visiting
friends in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Z. T. Lancaster and children
have gone to Fl. Mitchell, Ala, for
months visit with friends.
| Miss Florence Smith left Monday
for Daytona where she will visit for
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kirby left
! last Saturday for northern points,
where they will spend the heated
term.
/ R. R. Brakeman celebrated his six
ty-sixth birthday on Wednesday and
was looking as clipper as 4 youth of
35. Brakeman and his kind know
how to keep young.
/ DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Rosenberg have
gone to Rocky Mount, n. c., to visit
the home of their son, Mr.. Almon Ro-
senberg. Later they will go on to
Pennsylvania for a visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Dewitt G. Vorus.
/ Mrs. Charles Kupperbusch Jr., en-
tertained the Monday Night Club, in
most delightful manner at her
home in Palatka Heights. The ser
vice included tomato salad sandwich
es, waters and ginger ale.
| If conditions in Mexico remain as
they are, Mrs. S. H. Bass expects to
sail from Havana for Vera Cruz and
the City of Mexico on the 2Sth inst,
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. Camp
bell, who asserts that conditions in
that city are normal and that there
is no attempt to molest Americans.
Miss Margaret Willard has gone to
Gainesville to take a course in the
normal department of the University
summer training school, and while in
that city she will be the guest of her
grandfather, Hon. Robert W. Davis,
register of the L. S. Land Office.
Miss Willard has been appointed as
assistant teacher of the East Palatka
school for the coming year.
Mrs. ]. H.. Haughton with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred T Merrill and
baby, Dorothy, had planned trip to
Virginia and points in New York
state, and had expected to leave Mon
day, but owing to the prevalence of
infantile paralysis in several of the
northern states. they decided to aban-
don the trip till later date.
Sheriff R. Lee Kennerly states that
after giving up the office of sheriff
to his successor next January he will
probably make a trip through the far
west and that he may locate there
He says he has long had the idea of
engaging in the cattle business in the
west and that he will look into the
business carefully on the proposed
trip and if it strikes him favorably
he will settle somewhere out there.
And now comes the street rumor
and says that Hon. d'Nazaree. re-
formed preacher and orator-advocate
of Nation wide prohibition, will enter
the November election as an independ-
ent candidate for Superintendent of
public schools in opposition to c. H.
Price the democratic primary nomi- /.
nee" But this grain Of street gossip
should be taken only with a chaser
d'Nazaree has always been given cred /
it with having some sense along with
his other accomplishments.
Hon. Howell A. Davis and Mrs.
Davis returned on Saturday from
six weeks trip through Georgia. the .
Carolinas and in Tennessee in their .
motor. They went to Sewanee. Tenn. (
where their son, Newell. was attend r
ing school. thence on to Monteagle. .
that State, where Miss Oma was a
pupil in Fairmount College. They .
were accompanied on the trip by Miss .
Irene Ielverton as their guest. Their .
son and daughter returned with them. .
The Davis car looked well on its re- .
turn, as compared with much the same .
trip last season. and Mr.. Davis seems /
70 feel that he has had a fine outing
He looks much improved in apnear- /.
anco, and as if he could now 20 ahead .
and supply the world with tanks and .