The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-18
.RFsCENT CITY TEMPERATURE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING, MARCH II, i9l-E. D. WILL
LIAMS, OBSERVER.
Max. Min.
Personal and Social.


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trip to Palatka on Monday.
The annual town election will be
held on Tuesday, April 18th.
There was large congregation at
flle Episcopal church last Sunday
morning.
s.. S. Green of Welaka came over
Oh Sunday to attend the meetings of
the Bible conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Green and two
daughters were in town Saturday,
political meeting.
Mr.. Benedict of Albany, N. Y,
who has been guest at Grove Hall
for the past several weeks, left for
home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Braddock of
Seville We're among the delighted
visitors at the Bible conference last
Saturday and Sunday.
Hon. w. ID. Allen and Mrs. Allen
OF Fruitland were in town last Sat
ufday and remained over for the
night session of the Bible confer
ence.
James w. Long of Huntington has
purchased the Thurber building on
Central avenue opposite Preston's
store, and expects to fit the place-up
as u meat market and grocery.
Rev. DIR. d. M. Reeves was sum
lnoned to the dying bedside of an ell
der brother in Eufala, Ala, and left
fdrsthat place last Sunday afternoon.
He will probably not return until
the early part of next week.
Mrs. Collins b. Hubbard went to
jacksonville early in the week for
the purpose of meeting Mr.. Hubbard,
who is coming down from New
York to pass the remainder of the
season with his family at Lisnaro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Cobb of AL
hany, after spending Is weeks at
Grove Hall, departed last Monday,
much to the regret of all our people.
They will spend two or three weeks
with friends in Jacksonville, before
continuing their journey home.
Horace Prior of Como was in town
Saturday, attracted hither by the
political meeting. While here Mr.
Prior announced his determination
81 Becoming candidate for county
commissioner from this district, and
received assurances of large vote
from friends.
twenty-five hundred boxes of or
anQes and tangerines have been
shipped this season from the groves
III Robert j. Hubbard, Collins B.
Hnhhard and Thos. H. Stryker.
The prospects are excellent for a
great crop from each of these groves
tho coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Williams and
little daughter of New York are at
Grove Hall and will remain through
tie Balance of the present month.
Mr.. Williams is greatly pleased with
the progress made by his large
oraifge grove and at the bright pros
poets fora big crop the coming sea-
son.
The Satilla will make regular ex'
cursion trips to Palatka and return
OH thursdays. Capt. Pigue says he
can carry some 40 passengers. The
stenmer has ample cabin accommo-
dation. The boat will leave Cres-
cent CITY Mt 8 O'Clock in the morning
and Returning will arrive here about
$50. giving from three to four hours
IN Palatka.
Ex. Congressman VIM. Ryan, OF
Port Chester, N. Y, arrived last
week and is registered at Grove
Hall. Mr.. Ryan is always a wei,
come visitor in Crescent City, and
his annual visits are looked forward
to with much~pleasure by all oul
people. Mr.. Ryan's large grove neal
the innction has been making fine
progress lately and has the promise
Of q large crop of fruit the coming
season.
DR.. Merritt Corthell the celebrated
New York oculist spent several days
here last week, being visited by
0nite a number of people who em
braced the opportunity of his stay t.
consult so eminont an eye specialist
The doctor was so we'll pleased will
ottrlittle town that he remained ovel
two DAYS longer than he intended IL
order to enjoy the services of thu
Blble conference. His next visit
here Will be ON the It'll and 9Th o
next month.
aitOn. james W. IOWO, eA-oohSlOSo
man and ex-registrar Of Kings
county, New York, ard u leading
dfv goods dealer of Brooklyn, ar
rived last week and will remain
here several weeks. Most Crescen
city people know of Mr.. Howet
LARGE landed interests in Crescent
CITY and of his love for the place
and they are always pleased wheI
the time for his annual visit arrives
Mr. Howe believes that the estab
lishment of the Southfield Bibl'
Gonference here means much for thu
future OF the place and the people
aud feels that all should rally to tn,
snDport of the conference, and in
stitntion which in time is bound +
attract thousands to its annual meet
ings from all over the country,
David CARL arrived at Grove Hal
last week and will remain until tn
close of the present week. Mr.. Carl
reports his mother as having com
pletely recovered from her recen
severe illness. and with her recover,
comes her determination not to sci
her beautiful winter home here
Hf. CARL states that he will dlspos
OF the orange grove as he Will no
be able to give it the attention 1t de
*erres, owing to the pressure of pro
iossional work in New YORK.
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