The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09
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CITY HAPPENINGS AND
PERSONAL MENTION.


W the weekend with friends in the city
\. Mrs. Gildersleeve and daughter
~ Miss Marjorie, have returned from
A.. visit with relatives south.
w Lane McGregor of Duluth, MINI
4. is the guest OF his mother, Mrs. EN-
w lily McGregor in Palatka Heights.
IL Miss Margaret McIlvaine of Tava
" res Is spending the weekend with he
IL sister, Mrs. ii. NJ. de Montmolin.
" Misses Estella and Winnifret
IL Browning Of East Palatka are il
" Lakeland, the guests of Mrs. Louis E
IL Jenny.
u Mrs. H. M. de Montmollin and son
Ia Philip, returned Saturday from visit
" with her sister, Mrs. Stanley James
"a of Yalaha.
y Aaron Varnes of the Harlem Sec
IA ton and former well-known county
y commissioner, was visitor in the city
n on Wednesday.
= Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Talbot of
n indianapolis, Ind, arrived Tuesday to
? be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. r. S.
4 OHaver, for several months.
: Mrs. Frank Wattles delightfully."- en-
/ tertained the Thursday Bridge club
:. last week. Three tables played and
the usual fine refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Gray of
Rockdale, Tenn, were guests of Mrs.
}. N. Walton Monday, enroute to
Daytona, where they will remain for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Swanston of
| Pennington, Conn.,, arrived in the city
this week and are the guests of Mr.. |
I and Mrs. VIM. E. Strunz on North |
Third street.
Rev. G. N. Hall of Bannerville, the
well-known Primitive Baptist preach
err, was in the city on Tuesday and
reports great damage to the straw
berry growers in his section.
A. l.. TRAY OF JacksonvIAe, former
Guy clerk OIL fdlaLka, mas Ueen III me
city TINS week, drawn nIuner DIS d WIT
ness IN the case Oh the raIuLka wa
ter Works vs.. 1he city Oh faIatKa.
Mr.. Tray has the prosperous look.
Mrs. ii. j. Cathey anu ner mvvner,
MIS-. II. Cathey, OI AsnevlIIe, N. T.,
were IN the CITY this week. The for
mer Will De remembered as a former |
resident OF POMONA. Inc ladies IeIt
on Wednesday afternoon Tor their
nome IN Asheville. |
! Among the prominent attorneys |
from out OF the city IN attendance
upon the special term OF court this
week are Col. c. d. Rlnehart OF Jack
sonVllle, Judge &. d. Lands of De-
Land, and Judge Geo. ". bassett, Jr,
Of st. Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. CALVIN B. Taylor of
Berlin, Nd, are the guest OF Mr.. and |
Mrs. Walter W. Tilghman for
month. DR.. and Mrs. l.. W. Warren '
with Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor are con-
templating an auto trip down the
east coast in the near future
Mrs. C. F. Snow of Baltimore, Md,
and Mrs. D. j. Elliott of Salisbury,
Nd, are expected in the city tomor- {
row. Mrs. Snow will visit her broth
err, NJ. M. Vickers, and Mrs. Elliott, 7
her daughter, Mrs. Warner T. Hamm. |
These visiting ladies are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goss Mattox of Bost-
wick have moved to the city and are
living on North Fifth street. Mr..
MattoX is one of the county's most +
extensive naval stores operators. =
Their object in moving to Palatka was
to afford their children better school G.
facilities. -
Mr.. W. E. Walker of Sweet Brian.
Va, who has Leen spending several
weeks in the county, left for his home
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Walker was
for number Of years a resident of
Huntington, this county, where his
father, Dr. Geo. E. Walker was So
cially prominent. The family still I
has property at Huntington. L
Rev.. W. W. William, State secre
tary in charge of Sunday school and o
B. Y. P. U. work is conducting class
in Teacher Training this week at the
Baptist church. This work has been
established in normal course among
Southern Baptists. About a dozen
teachers in the local Sunday school
are taking the course with the view y.
If becoming graduate teachers.
The Saratoga Hotel has been filed CHI
% capacity every night during the The
)ast two weeks, and on several oc.
,asions tourists have been turned IF
lway for lack of accommodations 10
This has also been true at TIE Hotel nv, w.
lanes and the Kupperbusch Hotel. 49,
The Howell was also filled several
lights this week. The Putnam, with no.
ccommodations for over 300 has been CIV
andling big business. Ter
o'c
R. S. Bohon and George Feere of ,
Decatur, ILL.,, have been in the city cd
his week and are guests at the Sara D.,
oga Hotel. These gentlemen own a.
ZOO acres of lard on the east side W.
f the river between this city and 'iie
an Mateo, and have mile and half 7
the prettiest river frontage to be me
cen in the whole length of Florida's ter
reatest river. Mr.. Feere with his cha
fife and daughter have been stopping 10
| Jacksonville some time, but are ex- wa
ected here the latter part of the =
resent week to make Palatka head h,i
uarters. Col. Bohon spent Thurs CO. &C.,
ay in Ocala. I Az