The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-06
For Sale by Aokerman & Stewart.

Dave CARL arrived from New York
on Saturday night and will spend the
month of March with his mother
and sisters. There will also now be
something doing on the golf links,
Mr., Borsen took day off last
week and went fishing. After he
had caught 1873 fish he decided to
call it a day, and quit-and it wasn't
Il very good day for fish, either.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starkweather of
Rochester, N. Y, who have been
guests at Grove Hall for the past
several weeks, departed last Monday,
much to the regret of large circle
Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cravath of
New York arrived last week and are
at Grove Hall for a season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cravath visited here last sea-
son and their return has given great
pleasure to their many friends.
Mr.. S. f. Capers and Mrs. B. G..
Clark of White Springs, mother and
sister of Mrs. J. w. Miller, are ex-
pected here this week on a visit to
Mrs. Miller. Both ladies are quite
we'll known here by reason of former
visits.
The Denver school closed last Fri
day and on Saturday the children.
parents and friends indulged in the
annual picnic. The school for the
past year has been one of the most
successful in the history of the set
Element.
1t is feared that several Crescent
City people who Went to Dade coun-
ty to grow tomatoes have met with
the loss of their crop by the heavy
rains which have flooded the lands.
They have the sympathy of all their
old neighbors and friends.
Rev. Mr.. Miller, pastor of the Vo-
lusia and Fruitland circuit, Metho-
dist Episcopal church, south, has
moved with his family into the Ben.
F. Wade residence just south of the
town line. Mr.. Miller conducted
service at the Gr0vesdale church
last Sunday.
The temperance meeting sched
uled for Chamberlin's hall on Mon
day night of last week was'a failure
owing to the, inclemency of the
weather and the inability of the
sneakers from Welaka and Como tC
get here. A meeting will be held al
a later date which the News hopes
to be able to announce in time to in
isure a general attendance.
Prof. Carson of Stetson university
delived the third of the series in the
course of lectures under the auspices
of the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor at the Presby
terian church last Friday night be-
fore good-slzed audience The sub
iect of the lecture was 1.-The ReIor
nation" Those who had the goot
sense to attend say it was a remark
ably good lecture, filled with inter
esting matter intertainingly told.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Moore and lit
tie daughter, Viola, of Cambridge
Springs, Pa, with party OF friends
arrived last week and have taken thu
Smith house on Park street. In thu
party, besides Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
are II. r. Root, John Moore ant
Frank Chalnberlin of Cambridge
Springs, Samuel Young and w. q
Kline of Erie, and w. II. HickerSol
of Warren, Ind. The gentlemen arr
enjoying themselves this week il
fishing and hunting, and come pre-
pared for the sport with fine bret
dogs. The party has been in Fiorid'
several months, most of the time
far down the east coast where som'
of the members have property inter
ests. Mrs. Moore and little daugh
ter expect to make long stay, ant
all who met them on the occasion o
their last winters visit will tinC
great pleasure in this announcement