The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28
CITY HAPPENINGS AND
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. F. ]. Smith has returned from
a weeks stay at Daytona Beach
The Monday Night Club enjoyed the
evening with Mrs. George E. Gay
this week.
Pierre Pratt, formerly of PaIatka,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Albert
Phillips.
Mrs. T. ]. Barnett and sister, Mrs.
Maude Barron, spent Monday IN
Jacksonville.
David W. Ramsaur of Jacksonville
spent the weekend with his family
in the city.
Mrs. Fisk, fashionable modiste,
has been spending few days in Jack
sonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Barstow Of Has
tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Albert 0. Martin.
E. F. Rollins returned to N3IdoS-
ia Sunday by auto, after a snort
visit with C. B. Carswell.
Mrs. S. S. Browning and daughter
Miss Stella have returned from an
extended visit in the north.
Sheriff Hagan went to West Palm
Beach on Tuesday, returning with
"his man" the following day.
Mrs. H. F. Uric and sister, Mrs.
J. Lychenheim, and Frederick Brown
spent Monday in Jacksonville.
C. G. Grimm has returned from
pleasure trip to Washington, and
points in Ohio and Michigan.
Mrs. ]. E. Lucas and little daugh-
ter, Mary, returned Saturday from
summers vacation in Missouri.
Grover Bauer has returned from
short visit in Lake City and is sub
stituting at the A. c. L. freight Of
flee.
Capt. John Dallow of WeIaka was
in the city on Wednesday and did
some shopping. He reports Weak.
as quiet.
Mrs. Edw. L. Mann is expected
home to-day from two months visit
> in Chicago, indianapolis and other
points north.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and
family motored over from st. Angus
tine Monday and spent few hours
with friends.
Wendell Beasley, Palatka boy in
= training at Camp Wheeler, Macon
Georgia has been promoted to ser
geant major.
Mrs. Frank Rogers returned Sat
urday after a delightful vacation
which she spent in Tennessee, Allan
ia and Jacksonville.
Albion Hutchinson has returned
from Gainesville where, as an alum
nus, he attended the opening eXer-
cises of Florida University.
Mrs. &C. Ophinger and children of
=. Charleston, South Carolina left fol
their home Saturday after an enjoy.
able visit with Mrs. Ralph Phillips.
Miss Clarice Newton left Monday
with Miss Inez Holden and hel
brother, Hector Holden of Jackson
vile, for an extended visit in New
Jersey.
Palatka Temple, No. Is, Pythiar
Sisters, met at Castle Hall Monda!
evening at 8 o'clock After the rou
tine of business, refreshments were
served and a social hour followed.
Mrs. Herbert Crook returned Sur
day from a three weeks visit witt
relatives in Ocala. Mr.. Crook re
turned from a trip to New Iort
last week and joined Mrs. Crook il
Ocala for a weeks visit before re
turning to Palatka.
Howard Gardner, accompanied by
his mother, and sister Mrs. J. Dun
can Mcdonald of Ocala returned Fri
day from delightful motor trip t
Daytona, New Smyrna and othel
places farther south. The trip wa!
primarily a business trip for Mr.
Gardner
NJ. S. Browns store was closed al
day on Wednesday. it being the day
+ known among the Jewish people a
Yom kippur, or Day Of Atonement
The Fruchtmaa Bros. of the Fash
ion" We're also closed, as were ais,
the stores of Leo Jacobson and NJ
81 Kanner.
DR.. W. H. Dodge returned u Jack
sonville Tuesday afternoon after
stay of few days, and occupying
the pulpit Sunday at the Presbyte
rian church. DR.. Dodge is we
known to many Palatkan having liv
ed in this vicinity many years an
having preached here upon many oc
casions and his friends were glad t
have him with them again.
= Miss Rosalu Coke entertained a
p cards Friday afternoon honoring he
sister Mrs. A. L. Glass of Gainesville
A delicious salad course was sey1
ed after the games, and fruit pune
during the afternoon. Miss Cox
oSt was ably assisted by her mothe
Mrs Coke and Mrs. E. D. Denhan
Mrs. David Ramsaur and Mrs. H, \
les Fearnside joined the company for II
frcshments.
gut County Commissioner W. R. Re,
els of Florahome passed through IL