The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-01-16
Personal and Social.


Mrs. M. g. NewsOm has rooms with
Mrs. Henry Weaver.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L.. Maui will soon move into town.
There were twelve arrivals by the
steamer Crescent on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Driver have
moved into their new home on Lake
street.
Mr.. e. j. Harper has gone to Jack
sonville, where he has been rendered
aposition in the fire department.
A pleasant card party with lunch
was given. at the Y. I, A. Hall on
Monday evening. The attendance
was good.
Some of the buildings now turning
their backs to the recently opened
grand rondo should be retired on Il
pension, or executed.
There will be a high-class enter
tainment given by the ladies of the
V. |. A. at the Hall on the evening
of Friday, January oath.
The young people will give dane
ing party at V. /. A. Hall this even
ing. The committee in charge has
arranged good music, and a good
time is promised.
Capt. John Pigue has moved his
family to his former home near Pier
son, where he owns property. His
business now keeps him away from
home most of the time.
Mrs. S. B. Shaw says that one of
the best evidences of prosperity is in
the character of the dresses the la
dies are buying. She says she has
contracts for building some very ele-
CANT silks.
The V. /. A. has made arrange
ments to entertain the visiting dele
gates to the Federation of WOmans'
Clubs Convention, at Grove Hall
This IN order that local members
may the more fully enjoy the oc-
casion.
There should be a general atten-
dance of members of the Golf club at
the annual meeting called by the
president to meet in the parlors OF
Grove Hall Friday afternoon. Let
every member come out and help the
club along.
Mr.. w. w. Benson, of Albany, ar
rived at Grove Hall early last week
for his second season. Mr.. Bensen
made many friends here last winter,
and they are all pleased to have him
back. He can be seen most any
pleasant day on the golf links.
Master Egbert Hutchinson had the
good fortune to win new bicycle |
in rattle last week, for the modest |
outlay of 20 cents. The young man |
is delighted, yet the pleasure is not
all his, for it is generally conceded |
that there is no more deserving boy
in the whole town.
Among the arrivals at Grove Hall
on Saturday were G. NJ. Roser, wife
and son of Kenton, Ohio, Mrs. G. II.
Harris, of Kenton, and Mrs. f. A.
Roser of Chicago. The party will
stay about 10 days or two weeks and
came prepared to enjoy themselves
fishing in the lakes.
Mr.. K. NJ. White with his fellow
Knights, f. ID. Lound, F. NJ. Payson
and A. B. Appleby as guests, at
tended the installation ceremonies
and dancing party Of the X. of p in
last week, going down on
Mr.. Whites launch, Diavolo, and
the next day.
The funeral of Mrs. J. H. Harp,
wife of Hon. J. H. Harp, on Tuesday
Of last week, was the largest ever
held IN. this community. The mourn
ing is universal. Mrs. Harp retain
ID consciousness almost to the
last. Knowing that the end was
near the absent children were sum-
noned.
Mrs. G. B. Hubbard and the child |
EN- arrived from New York last
week and are now pleasantly settled '
n their home, "Lisnaro,' two miles {
lorth of the city on Lake Crescent. c
The little folks, who have spent a
much of their lives at their beautiful I
Iome here, are especially delighted l
y 4 back. They think New York {
)ntansmpared to Crescent City.