The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-23

Ames house, Pomona, are Capt. ana
Mrs. F. "A. Jewell of City Island
New York City, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
] Edmonds of Arlington, n. j., and
John Cashdollar of New York City
Mrs. M. e. Arland of Marquette.
Mich, arrived last Friday night and
will spend the season here the guest
of Mrs. w. A. Russell Mrs Arland
spent three months here in the early
part of 1900, and is pleasantly re-
membered by large circle OF
friends.
Mrs. Cornelia Lyon and daughter
Miss Eva, arrived on the Crescent
last Saturday night and pending the
opening of their beautiful home on
South Prospect street are guests at
Grove Hall. Mrs. and Miss Lyon
come direct from Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Lyon is a large owner of Ores
cent City real estate.
Mrs. Josephine Bunker is now a
guest at Grove Hall. Mrs. Bunker
is one of the best delineators Of
character ever heard in Crescent
City, and as an elocutionist has few
equals. She will more than likely
contribute her part to the enjoyment
of the large contingent of pleasant
people who make up the household
of our popular hotel
Dr. A NJ. Steen Of Palatka, has
shown the News a letter received
from DR.. Chas. p. Amber of Ashe-
vile, n. c., in which the latter stat
es that Mrs. Close stood the journey
to Asheville very well. DR.. Amber
further states that he agrees fully III
the diagnosis d treatment of DR..
Steen and that the treatment will b,
continued under him.
A B. Torrey's new cottage home
on the point land east of Capt. Mil
ler's place is nearly completed. The
carpenter work has been under the
direction of Geo. Jeal. 1t is one Of
the sightliest points on lake Crescent
affording a full view of the lake
with north water front. Mr.. TOrrey
expects to move on the place this
year and will engage in stock raising
and other farming.
Tax Collector A. S. Willard visited
Crescent City last week and was kept
busy taking in taX-mOney as fast as
he could write receipts. Mr.. Willard
was greatly impressed with the town
and people, and says he is going 10
make it a point to spend day here
again soon.
Mrs. r. H. Cornell of Marquette,
Mich, arrived last Friday night for
visit of several months with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, II. S. Bates.
AS Miss Daisy Bates she will be re-
membered by the young people of
the place by reason of her visit here
in the winter of 1884, when she
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W.
A. Russell.
The next lecture in the winters
course of literary entertainments un-
der the auspices of the Society of
Christian Endeavor, will be given by
Rev. DIR. d. NJ. Reeves, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, on Friday
evening, February 9Th. His subject
will be "Tennyson." This will be
the best attended lecture of the
course for the good doctor is one of
those prophets who is thoroughly
honored and appreciated at home. 1t
is unnecessary to state also that this
lecture will be the best of the course.
When DR.. Reeves gets through talk
ing on the evening of February 9Th
his auditors will have heard some
thing that will give them a clearer
insight into the life and work of the
great poet. They will know the man
as he was and knowledge of the
man will lead to higher appreciation
of the author.