Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-03
shua with her grandmother, Mrs.
B. W. Bray, will return to her home
here tomorrow.


few weeks with relatives .r. T.
j. w. Browning returned yes
terday from weeks business trip
down the Florida east coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ryan and
little son are spending some time at
North Beach.
Royal O'Neal has returned from
Summer Haven, where he has been
spending a portion of the summer as
the guest of Mrs. John Walton.
Mrs. J. w. Browning has as her
guest at her home on Kirby street,
Miss Winifred Thomas, of Daytona,
who will spend several days with her.
Miss Eunice Banta, of North
Beach, is spending a few days here
with Little Mss Esther de NaZarie,
at her home on Reid street.
Miss Lula Payne and Miss Es-
telle Owen, of Satsuma, were among
Thursday shoppers in Palatka.
Friends of Miss Kate Lucas,
who has been suffering from severe
injuries received in fall some weeks
ago, are glad to know that she is
able to be up now, and are hoping
for her rapid return to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien de Nazarie
and two children, Esther and Jules,
have returned from pleasant stay
of several days at North Beach.
F. E. Reeder, of Welaka, was a
prominent visitor here, Thursday.
Robert L. Earnest, Jr., and
Harold Earnest will leave Wednes-
day for Gainesville, where they will
enter the University of Florida for
the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walter billiard
have as their guest at their apart.
ment on North Third street, their
neice, Miss Betty Barnes, on Monti,
cello, Fla, who will be with them
until the middle of the month.
Robert L. Earnest, Jr., and Ton
Tilghman will spend Sunday ant
Monday at st. Augustine Beach.
, Mrs. Charles Grimm and daugh
ter, Miss Charlotte Grim~, have re
turned to their home here after
spending two months visiting rela
| tives and friends in Brunswick, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed M. Earnest arr
t expected home today from a severa
weeks absence spent in Baltimore
, Boston and New York.
Mrs. C. H. Grimm has as he,
5 guest at her home on Dodge stree
her niece, Miss Bonnie Mae Greene
of Brunswick, Ga, who will spend ;
month with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Mann, o
: Meanwhile, were among out-of-towl
. visitors here yesterday.
r Among Palatkans spending yes
terday in Jacksonville were Mr.. ant
e Mrs. C. Howard Rowton.
DR.. and Mrs. Donald MacQueel
S returned yesterday from a severa
: weeks stay at Montreal, N. c.
Mrs. Fred T. Merrill arrived
e Thursday from Jacksonville, and i
n spending a week at her home here.
james R. Brumby of Clearwate
K. is visiting Miss Florence McRae an
Lewis James for few days en- rout
q to Sewannee University where he i
i to enter school this fall.
6 Lewis James returned HON
:. yesterday afternoon after a pleasan
h visit of several weeks with friend
at Summer Haven.
= DIR. H. A. Johnson returned t
e Palatka yesterday noon from a tri
e to points in Georgia and Tennessee
DIR. L. w. Warren has returne
after spending several weeks in hi
= old home at Berlin, Md. He wa
q preceded by Mrs. Warren, who mad
r the trip from Columbia by train, d.
Warren driving the remainder of tn
o way in his car.
w. B. Crawford, of Orlando,
> guest in the city for a few day:
Mr.. Crawford is a leading attorne
of Orlando and Grand Chancellor O
the Knights of Pythias for the Flo
! rida domain.
p. R Frost, of Orlando, wa
among the guests in Palatka yester
day.
II. S. Hart, of Jacksonville, spen
yesterday here on business.
MIAMI BANK TO REOPEN
ITS DOORS SEPTEMBER