Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-02

hSSlOH DdnCe.
The Bert Hodge Post of the Am
erlcan Legion will hold its rogrla
weekly dance this evening at the q
gion home Dancing will start q
nine o'clock. "
A .. johnson is expected TO 20
turn today from a business trim =,
DeLand. u
Mr. and Mrs. Robert James wer,
among Palatkans motoring to St
Augustine yesterday.
&C. J. Mix of Dixie, Ca, will ar
rive tomorrow to join Mrs. Nix in
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Austin n
their home on Oak street.
Friends of Mrs. Carlyle R. Pett,
OF Lynch, KY, who is spending som,
'tlme here with her sister, Mrs. II
H. beggs, will regret to know thai
She Is Ill, and will hope for her earl,
recovery.
miss Sarah Bard and Miss Mar,
Mulholland spent yesterday on mn'
tor trip which included visits to Sat
suma and San Mateo.
Mrs. A. P. Lusk of VsIdos+o ~
was the guest Wednesday of her sic.
ter-in-law, Mrs. G. F. Armstrong, al
her home on River street.
Mrs. c. A. Bailey of San Mateo
was shopping in the Gem Citv YES.
terday.
DR., j. W. Hosey left yesterday
Tor Jacksonville where he will enter
a hospital for months stay.
A pleasant party of Palatkans
motoring to St. Augustine this af.
ternoon will be composed of Mrs. H,
K. Rosebro, Mrs. ]. L. Shepard, Mrs.
A M. Hedick, Mrs. R. L. Barker and
Mrs c. P. Philips.
Miss Elizabeth Goethe of Jack
sonville, is expected to arrive TODAY
to spend few day as the guest of
Miss Mary Ruth Woodruff.
Mrs. T. 0. Owen is spending
several days in DeLand, the guest
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Mcleod were
visitors in Palatka yesterday after
noon for short time, en- route to
their home at Shell Bluff from Jack
sonville, where they have been spend
ing the past two weeks.
Willie Brown of Federal Point,
was shaking hands with his Palatka
friends yesterday.
Many Palatkans are booking for
ward to the sixteenth of this month
for on that date the girls from here
who are attending the Florida State
College for Women at Tallahassee
Will return to their homes for the
holidays.
Little Miss That's Lusk has re-
turned to her home in Valdosta, af-
ter spending the past week here with
her aunt, Mrs. G. F. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Robinson of
West Palm Beach, are spending
few days in Palatka.
Friends of Mrs. A. A. Corcoran
will regret to hear that she is ill at
ler home in MulholIand Park and
will hope to hear of her early recov-
Try.
j. NJ. Campbell, ir, of Hastings
was a visitor here yesterday.
Among FIorahome visitors in
he Gem City yesterday was Mrs. H.
Harrison.
Mrs. D. V. Loop Of Jacksonville,
arrived yesterday for stay with
'elatives.
&C. E. Mcleod will leave tomor-
ow for New York, where he will
make a brief business stay.
Mrs. Edgar r. Smith has return
d home from a weeks visit with rel
tives in Palatka, where she has been
entertained. - Florida
ines Union.
Mrs. U. J. White and Miss Lila
Vhite are today removing to Jack
oHville, where they will make their
ONE for the present, being located
gst at Hotel Windsor, and then re-
loving to a home which they are
aving built on their property in
riverside. Although changing their
lace of residence for the time be-
70. Mrs. White and her daughter by
O means intend to desert st. Au-
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