The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-10-13
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+ CITY HAPPENINGS AND
= PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Buck and Miss Edith Buck ar
weekend visitors in Hastings.
Mrs. c. H. Messmer was called t
st. Augustine Sunday by the deaf
of relative.
DR.. Darsey left Tuesday for Ocal
on combined business and pleasur
trip.
Mrs. ]. E. Edmondson and daughter
Mrs. Jessie Edmonson, are the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Williams, Jr.
Miss Ellene Merryday is visiting il
Madison the guest of her brother
Grill Merryday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chamber
lain and baby of Atlanta are expect
ed soon as winter residents.
Mrs. Addie Tilghman returned Wed.
nesday from a visit with friends in
Jacksonville.
Mrs. J. A. Spring who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. M. Haugh-
ton, for a few days has gone to Bal
timore where she will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Corcoran are
registered at the Putnam House. Af-
ter November first they will be "at
home" with Miss Mulholland.
The Philathea class of the Presbv-
terian church will hold a candy sale
in the Ackerman-Stewart Drug store
Saturday afternoon.
S. j. Barstow and DR.. C. M. AL
ford were attendants at the Presby-
terry which met in High Springs. Tues
day and Wednesday.
julius LeHardy is at home, after
having successfully passed the Geor-
gia State Pharmaceutical examina-
ton.
Lew Barstow and Bobbie Bruce,
Students at Stetson University, spent
the week end in the city with re,a-
;ives.
Mrs. j. H. Yelverton and daughter,
Frances, returned Saturday from a
delightful vacation in the mountains
of North Carolina.
Hon. John P. Wall has returned to
lis first love-politics. He is now
member of the County Democratic Ex-
9cutlve Committee from his precinct.
During his brief pastorate, Rev. R.
L. Bonsteel has received twelve new
members into the fellowship of the
Baptist church.
Col. l.. S. Bonsteel of Lake Worth
las been spending week or more
n the city as the guest of his broth
r, Rev. DR.. Bonsteel of the Baptist
hurch.
Palatka chapter, Order of Eastern
star is to resume regular meetings on
ext Tuesday, the 17th inst, after
acation lasting through the summer
nonths.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Probst and ba-
y daughter have returned to their |
ovely home, "The Palms," after a |
ummer spent in Boston, New York
nd other eastern points.
Miss Irene Gardner has acepted
osition as teacher in the schools of
t. Augustine. She left Sunday to
ssume her duties there on Monday
lorning.
Col. Perring, architect of Jackson
lie, was registered at the Putnam
ouse on Wednesday. Perring was
e architect to design and superin-
nd the Heard building.
Col. C. I. Day, general manager of
e Southern Utilities Company, own
S OF the Palatka Gas Light & Fuel
'., and the Palatka ice plant, has
en- in the city this week.
Mrs. R. L. Bonsteel left for Jack
nvllle on Wednesday where she will
tend a meeting for the advance I
ent of the Woman's Missionary q
ovement of the Baptist church. t
Mrs. M. B. Cochrane entertained q
e Tuesday Bridge club this week,
lis being the first meeting of the \
asons, most delightful afternoon s
IS spent. t
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN b
1rch will hold a rummage sale in t.
block on Lemon street between
and 9Th, tomorrow afternoon and r
ening. :, ~
Rev. L. R. Lynn former pastor of O
Palatka Presbyterian church. Ii
5sed through the city Tuesday in Il
car enroute to High Springs to q
end the meeting of Presbytery. W
The social committee of the Wo- fc
MS Club met with the chairman.
S. D. J. Coughlin, Monday after h.
IN to plan for their department dur =,
the club year. A delightful social N
II was enjoyed. ~ y.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union m
the First church will hold a recep- V
tonight at the Athletic Club and cl
which they have generously invit- D;
the young people of the city. Re-
shments will be served and a de- a,
1ttul social time is promised. y, y.
unday motor visitors in Daytona w w
e Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kupper- ~ y,
ch, Sr., Mrs. Worden, Mrs. Howe. NJ
and Mrs. Garrison, Mr.. and Mrs. th
'rles kupperbusch, Jr., Mr.. and m NJ
). L. A. Smith, Miss Edith Kup- w, w
busch and Hubbard Vinegar. fn
apt. ]. E. Lucas left for Jackson
:, Wednesday from whence he sail
for New York to consult with a ca
'Iallst for rheumatic trouble. The 5.
tain expects to be gone for several ct
ks and upon his return, will be Pa
ed by Mrs. Lucas and their daugh- ia
Mary, who have been sojourning mi
Missouri for the summer. To- fal
Ter they will return to Palatka. sa,
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