The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-05-01
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Springs, visited his daughter, Mrs
w. G. Norton, during the early part
of last week.
1t is thought that the steamer
Crescent will be through with its
potato carrying business this week
and enabled to resume its regular
run by Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs Sweet of Pomona
have been in town looking for fur
nlshed house. In the event that
they can secure one they propose to
make Crescent City their home.
J. H. Babers has moved his family
in from Fruitland and has rented the
house on Prospect street belonging
to Mrs. Mary Smith. Mr. Babers is
the salesman in Capt. Miller's store.
Mrs. A. V. Driver and the children
who have been spending the past two
or three weeks at Hazelhurst, Ga,
have gone to Selma, n. c., at which
point they expect to remain through
the summer.
Hon. Edwin and Mrs. Gilbert left
for their home in Georgetown, Conn,
jast Monday. Mr.. Hutchinson who
has been in their employ during the
past winter accompanied them and
will serve them during the coming
summer.
Allen Rolton of San Mateo, gave
an entertainment at V. l. A. hall last
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Holton is an
impersonator, and his work of Tues
day evening was in Interpreting char
acters in David Garrick," Mr..
Holton was entertained by Capt and
Mrs. j. w. Miller.
Mrs. G. G. Moore and little daugh-
ter who have occupied the Smith
cottage on Prospect street during the
past several weeks left for the north
last Monday. Mrs. Moore expects
TO spend several weeks at Jackson
vile and Ashville, N. c., before go
ing to her home, Cambridges Springs,
Pa.
DIR. w. E. French of Daytona, a
veterinary surgeon of state reputa-
ton who has been in the employ of
the State Agricultural College, was IL
visitor in Crescent City over Sunday.
DR.. French was accompanied by his
sitter, Mrs. l.. NJ. Dow, and little boy
of Grand Forks, N. d. They stopped
at Grove Hall.
Arthur Weaver is home on a visit
to his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Weaver. Arthur has been away
from Crescent City some four or five
years, and is now holding response
BILE position in New York City. He
is young man that all here are glad
to see, and in whose future all have
taken an interest.
The "Sock Party" at V. l. A. hall
on Tuesday evening of last week
will net the society q little over
forty dollars. The association met
for the regular meeting on Tuesday
of this week, and it is understood
that the members were generally in
favor of paying the debt of the asso-
citation, something the association Is
able to do from its treasury and still
leave a small balance on hand.
VIM. Cato formerly manager of
the Putnam House, Palatka, and
who has big summer hotel at Ma
hant, Mass, has been making over
lures looking to the securing of a
house in Crescent City, Mr.. Cato
is an experienced hotel man, and in
the event of his coming here would
greatly increase the number OF an
ual tourists visiting Crescent City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Norton have
leased a hotel in Hendersonville, N.
c., for the summer. They expect to
leave for that place early in June.
During their absence Grove Hall
will be kept open for travelling men,
quite number of whom make it a
point to get here over Sunday during
the summer season. AS yet Mr.
Norton has made no arrangements
with any one to take Grove Hall.