The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-02-06
! gpersonal and Social.


The May Hsw was in port on Mon
day. t,t
Mr.. A, B. Torrey is setting out an
acre in peaches,
Miss butcher of Rome, N. Y. was
a guest at Crescent Inn last week.
Mrs. Jenny Colby and little boy,
from jamestown, N. Y. are at Ores
cent Inn.
Miss Hutchinson spent Sunday at
Satsuma Heights, the guest of Miss
Carrie Hodges. T.
E. III. Colby and wife of Adams
Basin, N. Y. were among the arri-
walls at Crescent Inn last week.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. John McCandIess
have gone to Braidentowp for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. Augur, late of Jamaica, was
here over Sunday on a visit to her
sister Miss Alice Whitman.
Mr.. Edwin Gilbert is having a
new kind of roof put on his cottage.
The roof is of cement laid over mesh
wire.
w. b. Cravath and wife, of New
York, are enjoying Il few days outing
at Grove Hall, visiting Mrs. w. d.
Williams.
Messrs Marsh and Pulver of Grove
Hall visited Palatka on Monday and
were quite favorably impressed with
the county town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul n. Goodrich,
guests at Grove Hall, caught 81 fish
in Crescent lake as the result of one
days sport, last week.
Paul G.. Goodrich and wife of Bos-
ton terminated their visit here last
week, and will pass the remainder of
the winter at Daytona.
Miss Icenhour, of Columbiana,
Ohio, is here as the guest of her
brother, Mr.. J. A. Icenhour. Miss
Icenhour expects to remain several
months.
The Discipline Club, under the
management of Mrs. J. w. Miller, is
rehearsing for an entertainment, to
be given in Chamberlin's hall on the
evening of February 22d.
Mrs. G. N. Carter and Miss NJ. NJ.
Bidwell, of Glastonbury, Conn.,, ar
rived Saturday evening for a stop at
Grove Hall. Miss Bidwell owns
cottage at Huntington and is pleas
antly remembered by many of our
people.
Mrs. Henry Weaver and daughter
spent Tuesday in Palatka, whittier
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brother who is member of the New
England Comedy Company, which
had an engagement at the opera
house in that city on Tuesday even
ing.
One of the most unfortunate cir
cumstances in connection with the
present winter is the fact that there
seems to be no small steamer here
which hotel guests and other visitors
can use in making an excursion to
Haw Greek.
Fred Hubbard is again in Crescent
) City after an absence of several
years. Mr.. Hubbard is now a ranch
man in the mountains of East Ten
nessee, and he looks as if the life
agreed with him perfectly. He is
the guest of Mrs. Collins b. Hubbard
nt Lisnaro.
Allen b. Maui terminated his visit
10 his parents on Wednesday last, on
which day he left for Baltimore. |
This was his first visit home in six
years, and his coming afforded great
pleasure not only to his parents but
to his host of former friends and |
acquaintances,
Mrs. g. III. Harris of Kenton, Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Roser, of the |
same place, and Mrs. f. A. Roser, of |
chicago, who were guests at Grove |
Hall for three weeks terminated |
their visit on Thursday last and left |
for Port Orange where they expect to |
spend couple of weeks ere return
ing to their northern homes. They |
seemed well pleased with Crescent I
City and left under promise of re-
burning at some future time, a prom |
Use which all who met them trust |
will be carried out.