Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-18
Martha Lucille Bogue.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bogue are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends on the birth of fine little
daughter. The little girl arrived this
morning and has been given the pref
ty name of Martha Lucille.
Mrs. Bogue was, prior to her mar
'riage, Miss Beihice Buck.
Legion Dance Tomorrow
Evening.
| Bobby Swanson and his orchestra
will be on hand tomorrow evening to
furnish music for the dance given at
the Legion home by the Bert Hodge
post of the American Legion. AS is
usual at these Friday night dances,
dancing will begin at 9 o'clock.
| Aston Cockerell, of Jackson
willie, was a prominent lawyer spend
ling yesterday in Palatka.
&C. H. Preston, of Crescent City,
is spending today in Palatka, looking
latter business interests.
l j. r. Padgett was among Palat-
lkans spending yesterday in Jackson
vile. He attended the Kiwanis
luncheon there.
i Ralph Buckley will arrive in
about week from Gainesville,
where he is student at the Univer-
sit yof Florida, to visit his father
H. Buckley, and sister, Mrs. G. W.
Halves. He will return to Gaines
vile in two weeks to attend the sum.
mer school.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Campbell
and daughter, Emily, have come from
, Daytona to spend few days at theii
: home here. They will return short
!, lily to Daytona.
7 Mrs. G. W. Estaver and little
] son, who have been spending few
days here as the guests Of Mrs. L. S
Barstow, returned yesterday to thei1
: home in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Price ant
: children, of Miami, will arrive to
4 morrow to spend a couple of week
with Mrs. Prices parents, Mr.. ant
: Mrs. S. J. Barstow. They are travel
a ing by automobile.
b II. B. Darby and c w. Terrell re
: turned last night from business tril
n to Valdosta.
S Ridley Wilkinson and Morri
J, Cochrane are among Palatka base
a ball fans attending the game in LAX
d City this afternoon.
= Weldon S. Henley returned thi
morning from business trip t
: points in the state.
/, Mrs. H. H. Van Horne and ne
!. mother. Mrs. Slocovich, will leave to
!, morrow for Asheville, N. c., wher
r Mrs. Slocovich will spend the sum
' mer. Mrs. Van Horne will RENAL
S over Sunday with her mother, an
will then 90 to New York to join MI
Van Horne for an extended stay.
H. N. Kirkman is expected to re
turn tomorrow morning from sew
e eral days business trip to Tampa
: st. Petersburg and nearby towns.
e Friends of Miss Irene Yelvertor
r, who has been ill for a number o
; weeks at her home on Oak street
S will regret to know that it has bee
k necessary to take her to a hosplta
,, in Jacksonville, where it is hope
Ell she will fully regain her health. MIS-
IS Yelverton and her father, Mr.. D. II
Il Yelyerton, left for Jacksonville TIL
morning.
Harrison Hickenlooper wa
lamong Palatkans attending the Nj
: wants luncheon in Jacksonville yes
: terday. -.
vi L S. Barstow left this morning
q for Lake City, where he joined Tn
Is other members of the Palatka base
/ ball team and is playing with then
this afternoon.
: Mrs. Jack Briggs, of Jackson
S M ,;u orr;ya in Palatka 'Monda,
and will be the guest of Mrs. j. h
padpett while here. Mrs. Briggs l
n possessed of beautiful voice an
!, will be among those taking part Il
.e the Japanese musical comedy IN
r Winning of Full" which will be pre-
-, Lo.o an Tuesday of next week