The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-01-23
Personal and Social.

Mr.. Henry Hutchinson spent Sun
day with his family.
The new store of Paul G. Smith is
fast nearing completion.
Charlie Johnson has a contract for
building four new cottages for the
employees of Mr.. Drivers turpentine
camp.
Mrs. ]. A. Icenhour has been criti-
cally i'll during the past week, but at
latest reports her condition was con-
sidered much improved.
Miss Spencer of New York city
and Mrs. DR.. Sanderson of Milton,
VT. are here for the winter and are
guests of Mrs. F. S. Crotty.
Among the out of town shoppers
here last week were Rev. NJ, c..
WEIGH, the veteran Congregational
pastor of Pomona, and Mr.. r. b. Ohm
stead.
Mrs. Bisset, of Harrodsburg, KY,
with her son, arrived on Friday
evening and are stopping with Mrs.
f. s. Crotty. Mrs. Bisset is a cousin
of Mrs. DR.. Zoll.
Miss Carrie Hodges and Miss
Frisselle of Satsuma Heights, We're
guests of Miss Hutchinson last week,
and attended the Thursday evening
party at V. l. A. Hall.
Mrs. B. N. Bradt and Miss Bradt,
of Huntington, were in town one day
last week, and made some pleasant
calls on friends. The ladies dined
with Mrs. Q. III. Preston.
The card party at the V. I. A. Hall
on Tuesday evening of last week was
quite generally attended. Mrs. Robt.
@. Williams got the first prize for
ladies and Mr.. G. III. Preston that
for gentlemen.
Mr.. Walter Cliffs home and pine
ry has been connected with the La
Bree-Borsen telephone system. Mr..
Cliff wants the service for the pur-
pose of getting weather reports.
Messrs. G. E. Liggett, and w. HI.
Hyde, of Newark, N. j., friends of
Messrs. Pulver and Marsh, of Grove
Hall, were visitors for a short time
last week, They left ON Saturday for
Orlando.
Mr.. Charles Hutchinson expected
to terminate his visit on Wednesday
and ret,. N to his port of duty at Sa-
qua de Tanamo, Cuba. He stated
that he expected to make another
visit to his parents next winter.
Hon. VIM. Ryan, of Port Chester, N,
Y, and the Misses Ryan, are expect
ed early next month. The young
10 hal urkxr 90 frsa
who are golf enthusiasts, and it is
thought the golf links will take on a
little more life after their arrival.
Mr.. Thos. II. Striker and Miss
Stryker, of Rome, N. Y, and Miss
Bingay, are expected the latter part
of this week and will reopen the
Hubbard home at lakewood. Mr..
Robert Hubbard is not expected I'M
til some weeks later.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Close are
expecting visit from their children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b. Close, who
have resided for the past two years
at Phoenix, Arizona, where Mr..
Close was mining engineer at large
copper mine. They will be here
early in February.
AT the Episcopal church last Sun
day morning, Rev. G.. HI. Ward adj
ministered the sacrament of baptism
to his little grandson, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace b. Clore.
The child was named William Ward,
and Miss Eva Lyon, OF Detroit,
Mich, was the god mother.
Mr.. G. M. Roser, guest at Grove
Hall, caught big mouth black bass
in Crescent Lake last week that
weighed So pounds. 1t is the lar
gest fish caught this season, but it
will have to go to 11A pounds to
match the record of the late Mrs.
J. M. Seeley, of Rochester, N. Y.
Mr.. L. N. Gates, of Cleveland,
guest at Crescent Inn, was taken s1d-
denly i'll on Sunday night and had a
serious time. DIR. Sprague was with
him most of the night and succeeded
in giving the patient relief. Mr.
Gates trouble is gall stones, and his
sufferings during the night were in
tense.