Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-22
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsau,
nave as their guest at their home q,
0oueh fifth street, Mr.. Ramsaur',
t n, Mrs. Mary Ramsaur, o.
Charlotte, N. C. VI
Mrs. &. L. Sipprell returned YES.
terday to her home in Florahoro
aiter spending some days here with
ner sister, Miss Helen T. Arthur.
fred Hubner and Miss Dorothy
Huoner' of Florahome, were shop.
ping here yesterday.
Miss Floressa sipprell has re.
turned from Live Oak, where she has
oeen attending a district agents
meeting.
Mrs. Don Barstow, of HASTINGS.
was shopping here yesterday.
george Belts, of Welaka, was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas Mellon has arrived
In the city from Pittsburg to ioin
MS father, Mr.. James R. Mellon, at
his winter home on Emmett street
MIR. and Mrs. r. X. Fox of Hast
lngs, were among out-of-town visit
ors here last night coming in to see
the play, "The Bubble" at the How
ell theater.
Mrs. H. H. Schultz has returned
from several days stay in Orlando.
j. Harry EePla has gone to De-
land, where he will enroll as a STU
dent in Stetson university.
The many friends of Paul Dunk
lin, the son of Rev. and Mrs. E. M.
c. Dunklin, will be gla dto know that
he is getting along splendidly after
his recent operation in Atlanta,
where he is student at Georgia
Tech.
Mrs. L. G. Morton returned yes
terday from Chicago, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Charles Appleby has re-
turned from Brunswick, Ca, where
she was called by the death of her
cousin, Miss Bonnie Mae Green.
DIR. E. W. Warren will be among
Palatka Rotarians attending the dis
riot convention in Savannah tomor-
'ow and Friday.
Mrs. C. H. Jordan, of Crescent
City, was shopping here yesterday.
Miss Floressa Sipprell and Miss
Sarah Bard spent yesterday in Put
lam Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Cannon, of |
'enieL were among out-of-town shop
'ers here yesterday.
Among Interlachen visitors here
yesterday were Mr.. J. H. Wylie and
is daughters, Mrs. 7. S. Matthews
nd Miss Erma Wylie.
Mrs. C. P. Petit, of George
own, was shopping in the Gem City
Mrs. C. G. Grimm has returned
rom Brunswick, Ca, where she was
allied Saturday by the death of her
iece, Miss Bonnie Mae Green. Miss
reen visited Mrs. Grimm for two
lonths at her home here last fall,
nd made many friends who will be
eeply grieved to hear of her death.
Morris B. Cochrane has gone to
avannah, where he will attend the
otary district convention tomorrow
nd Friday.
R. T. Chafer, of Crescent City,
as a business visitor in Palatka
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Green t
God and Captain D. C. Packard and t
rs. Eaton, of Maine, came in from t
cunt Royal for the day yesterday. c
San Mateo visitors in Palatka z
sterday were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. G
lrks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Hutchins' Of
lgusta, Ga, en- route to st. Peters,
re-, have registered at the Cham |,
r of Commerce. il
Miss Stella C. Laraway, of Grand
.pids, is a visitor here. p
e. H. Miller, en- route to his e
me in Salisbury, N. c. was a re-
ut visitor here. il
C. D. Brown, of Manlins, N. Y, is e.
II here. Mr.. Brown has so enjoyed
latka as to remain for over thirty il
US. e.
Rev. D. S. Wilson ,of Rochester,
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