Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-21
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,o Mr' and Mrs. J. N. oliphant will
,eave tomorrow for their home in
Da'Ci"ore after spending several
Ew W.: here with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
rii'ott and their son, Ernest Oil.
lphant. o1''
Howell A. Davis will be amono
ralatka Rotarians attending the dis.
'rlct convention in Savannah this
week. VIII"
a H. Selle is making a short
business stay in Gainesville.
MISS Lila Hotz and Miss Olive
oraes' who returned recently from
a trip to Miami, to resume a visit at
the home of Mr.. James R. Mellon
left yesterday for their homes in the
NORTH Miss Hotz going to Chicago
ana Miss Graes to Washington, D. G.
Miss Ruth Bray has returned
from Nashua, where she has been re-
cuperating from a severe illness as
the guest of her mother, Mrs. B. w.
Bray, and is again in her position at
the Earnest store.
"A. S. Crews, state attorney for
eighth judicial district, is spending
the week in the CITY, where court is i,
progress under Judge A. V. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Selle will mo-
tot to Savannah to attend the district
Rotary convention this week.
w. 0. Alexander, who was ex-
ected to return to his home here to-
day has written Mrs. Alexander
that the doctors at the hospital in
Waycross have advised him to re-
main under their care for another
week, thus preventing the necessity
of his return.
Mrs. Clifford Willoure, of Brook
er, Fla, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. Kennedy Watts, at her home in
East Palatka.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walter billiard
will be among Palatkans going to Sa-
vannah this week to attend the dis
trict convention of Rotary.
According to word received here
by c. E. Currie from Asheville, S. c.,
where Mrs. Currie and their daugh-
ter, Miss Ophelia Currie, are spend
ing some time, Miss Currie is much
in health by the change in
climate, and Mrs. Currie, who has
been quite i'll while there, is conva-
escent now.
Mrs. ]. F. Hall and daughter,
Miss Mamie, is spending two weeks
With her daughter, Mrs. T. c. Thorn
Is.
F. A. Agnew, of North Scituate,
Mass, arrived this afternoon to be
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Julien de
Nazarie, at their home on Reid
treet. Mr. Agnew has been spend
ng few days in Nashua as the
;uest of Mrs. B. W. Bray. He was
ne of Nashua's early settlers, and
e and his family are close friends
f the Bray fanny. Mr.. Agnew and
is family left Nashua some twenty
wo years ago, and this is his first
isit there in that time.
A. z. Adkins, of Starke, is
rominent visitor in Palatka this
,eek, incident to the holding of court
ere.
Noah ]. Tilghman and Tom
ilghman have returned from trip
n the st. Johns aboard their boat,
lie Etowah. The accompanied par
: of New Workers on this trip.
H. L. Hammie, Of Miami, is the
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
Tatts at their home in East Palatka.
Mrs. w. L. Holding arrived to-
ay from her home in Pittsburg to
: the guest for an extended visit of .
er daughter, Mrs. Kennedy Watts,
her home in East Palatka.
Reverend Fitz-James Hindry, OF
!. Augustine, will be in the city this ]
,ening and conduct the special Tues
" evening Lenten services at st.
ark's church.
TIE MYSTERIOUS RIDER" AT =
cD.zrD uIJCATEP TOMORROW