The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-06-23

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Palatka on Wednesday.
DR.. Frank McRae of Melrose was
among the distinguished visitors to
on Tuesday.
Capt. Anderson and O. H. Ewing
were among the visitors in from IN
terlachen on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Chamberlain
and small son will leave tonight for
Atlanta, where they will spend the
summer months.
Miss Thelma Hyers returned to her
home in Micanopy Monday, after
weeks stay with the Barstow house
party, attending the Martin-Barstow
nuptials.
The council met as usual on Tues
day night but adjourned in short or,
der out of compliment to the band
which had been drafted for the war
and was giving it's final concert.
Kalbfelds Grand has an unusually
attractive program Of high-class pic
lures for the next week. The picture
last night, "Tbou Shalt Not Covet,"
was magnificent.
The Palatka Dramatic Club resum-
ed rehearsals last evening for the
Operetta, "The Yokohama Maid"
which will be presented in short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Bogue and
daughter Dorothy of Burbank, were
visitors for three days this week, at
the home of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. John @. Tilghman, Jr.
County Commissioner-elect W. R.
Revels of Florahome was in the city
on Tuesday, having just come up
from Daytona, where his parents have
long been critically ill.
The Misses Mary and Belva Floyd
and Miss Florence Bunger, all of
Gainesville, and former school mates
and fraternity sisters, are the attrac-
tive guests this week Of Miss Marga-
ret Willard.
Fred'k W. Turner, formerly secre-
tary and treasurer of the old New
South Farms & Homes Co., w2s in
the city a few hours this week. He
is now engaged in the insurance 5uSl-
ness in Jacksonville.
John Glass of this city and Miss
Maud Carter of Port Orange were
at the home Of the brides
parents in the latter place last Tues
day. Honeycomb takes them for a
short stay in Jacksonville.
Officer Bennett has been reappoint-
ed to the city police force, at least
temporarily. We all ought to be
glad of this, for Bennett is one Of
the best men who ever ornamented
the force. Mayor Merriam made the
E. E. Weeks, farmer of Grandin
shipped car load of Tom Watson
watermelons to the city this week,
came with them and sold them all
to good advantage in two days. You
sec those Tommy Watson melon: are
quite popular these days. Never
mind why.
Col. D. E. Dusenberry of Lake
Como was among the notables in the
city yesterday. Col. Dusenberry is
one of the oldest of Putnam county
pioneers and one who had part in
the democratic campaigns against car
pet bagism in the early '70's. He re-
membered well the great democratic
rally and barbecue of 40 years ago,
and the story of which is retold in
this paper. He was in Palatka that
day and took part in the parade
headed by the late S. J. Kennerly.
One of the boys who didn't want to
go was talking with Make Culpepper
on Tuesday afternoon with the view
of getting a substitute. This young
man is "Guardeen," and it occurred
to Make, who remarked that he
ought to be proud of the opportunity
afforded him. "Opportunity for
WHAT" asked the young man seek
ing a substitute. why" replied
Make, $50 you can shoot Catholics;
don't Won know those MpYicaDS are