The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-07-20
PERSONAL MENTION

AVN. FioiI Will relatives IN jack
sonville.
Miss Harriet Robbie has gone to
Washington where she will spend
several months.
There will be the usual Friday
night dance in the Club House this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Bremen of
Jacksonville are guests of Mr.. and
mrs. Duncan Townsend of "The
Palms."
Relatives in Palatka have received
word OF the birth of daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Grill Merryday of Madi-
son, July 18th.
j. D. Bingham has returned from
a two weeks visit in indianapolis,
Indiana. Mrs. Bingham will remain
for longer visit.
Miss Bertha Corbett, the enthusi-
astlc secretary of the Palatka Red
Cross, has left for trip of some
weeks to Nova Scotia.
The Presbyterian Junior Philatheas
will hold candy sale at Alderman
Stewards Saturday afternoon. Pub
lie patronage is solicited.
Mrs. BENZ. B. Bair is here nurs-
ing her nephew, little Henry Madi-
son. 1t will be remembered that
Mrs. Bair is a graduate of the class
of 1913 Of the st. Francis Infirmary
of Charlestown, West Virginia
Mrs. W. C. Davis and little son.
John Berry, expect to leave next Mon
day on their annual summer vacation
to Mrs. Davis old home in Leitch-
field, KY. They will be gone some
two months.
The Earnest Company is having it's
annual midsummer pre-inventory
sale in all departments right now.
Most women in Palatka and the coun-
ty know what these sales mean to
them.
Mr.. Wendell Beasley and Miss Inez
MerWin were married Sunday morn
ing at 1870 o'clock the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. S. Grady of
st. James Methodist church. After
a brief honeymoon at the beach.
they will return to Palatka which will
be their home. The best wishes of
many friends is theirs.
The Junior Philathea class of the
Presbyterian church was delightfully."-
Monday night at the home
Of the teacher, Miss Elizabeth Douh- |
orty. Games and music whiled away !
he evening after which refresh
ments we're served by the hostess who |
was assisted by her sister, Miss Lii
AN Eougherty.
EX-Shcritf r. Lee Kennerly has
zone to the wild and woody west for
, stay Of some months, unless, per-
,hanc2 he should be disappointed in
he country and decide to come back
?omc. In case Mr.. Kennerly finds
ONE good investment there he may
lecide to stay. He will be greatly
missed by friends in all parts of the
ounty.
A dollar has the purchasing pow
" Of two dollars during our closing
tut sale" says The Fashion, Palat-
,as splendid readyto-wear garment
tore for ladies in its advertisement
his week. This store has some of
he finest summer garments ever seen
n Florida or anywhere else, and as
he summer is only half gone, these
Tearing sale pdices ought to be at
ractive.
/. F. Jackson, who from his close
ontinement in the Ackerman-Stewart
.rug store for the past IL months
.ught to be in frame of mind to en-
ov q vacation, begins taking short
me today, when he goes to Summer
haven to toy with the fish that swim
he ocean. May he not be dlsap-
either in the number of fish
sught or in the good that is due him
ON the exercise.
Charles Anderson, late accountant
or the Palatka Public Service Co.,
nd Kelley O. Reynolds of the office
orce of the Wilson Cypress Company
ave enlisted in the Forest Reserve .
,o.ns. Their enlistment was effect
4 In Jacksonville last Monday and
they left that place for
'ort Scriven, Ga, where they are IN
raining.
Ms. Addie Merryday has received
formation from her son, Fred Car
atr, who Joined the hospital corps at
,ewport. that out of large class, he
,.,ed 4th highest in his eXamina-
ion. Fred will be sent to the Naval
.o-pital at Chelsea, (Bostonl Mass,
or & months training and then will
E transferred to Hospital ship
somewhere" The friends of tins
ounr man congratulate him upon his
igh honors and are proud of his rec
I'd.
Jesse D. Bulky of the Times-Herald, I
Spanish-American war veteran and
,,ner first lieutenant of tie old
Gem City Guards" was summoned
, Jacksonville last Saturday to I'M
ERGO the physical examination nee /
ssary to entrance upon the second {
ffrcrs' Training Camp at Fort Nc {
herson. Ga. Mr.. Bulky had made Z
IS application some time ago, to- !
ether with his references. The
ews trusts this young man who 3
ves the military life, will be ac,
.ntcd. He has had experience and
7esn't like saurkraut even little