The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-16
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Personal and Social.


in the air, with the prospect of some
of them going through.
The average daily attendance at
the public school for the second
month was a fraction over 80.
There was no service at the Epis-
copal church last Sunday owing to
the illness of Rev DR.. Ward.
Capt. J. P, Hawkins has the frame
up for boat house at the lake Cres-
cent end of Eucalyptus avenue.
F. S. Cone has unpacked large
invoice of fresh goods suitable for
the holiday trade, both useful and
ornamental.
Lounds drug store carries a full
line of Lowney's candies in boxes,
desirable for holiday gifts The can
dies have just been received and are
warranted fresh.
Judge }. c. Vertrees of Palatka
spent several days here last week
the guest of his old friend, j. L. Bur-
ton These gentlemen spent some
time in the woods in quest of game.
Mrs. E. p. Lynch spent the early
days of the week in Palatka and
Jacksonville, going to the former
place on Monday with her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. w P. BoOge of Wor-
cester, Mass.
Mr.. Fillow of Connecticut arrived
last week and is at Crescent Inn.
Mr.. Fillow spent some time here
last winter and his return is a pleas
IRE to the friends he then made
who are numerous.
Capt. H. Y. Snow of Palatka spent
several days here last week, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. X. BOrsen.
During his stay Messrs. Snow and
Borsen spent most of their time duck
hunting and fishing.
Miss Daisy Smith, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. X. Bor-
sen, for the past several weeks, left
for her home in Savannah last week
Friday, much to the regret of large
circle of our young people.
Mr.. Hutchinson II prominent New
HAMPSHIRE farmer arrived on Thurs
dav of last week. He is brother OF
the Mr.. Hutchinson employed by
Hon. Edwin Gilbert, and who has
spent the past three winters here
Chas. Janusch of Chicago, an eX-
pert pail and tub maker, has gone to
work for the Preston-Miller compa-
nv, Mr.. Janusch is going to try 1t
here for a few months and if he likes
the place will bring his family here.
He is stopping at the Burton house
Sometimes real old violin has an
especial attraction for those VINO
plav that instrument, and they would
he nIeased to secure one. A gentle
man in this place has an old one
which he desires to sell and any one
wanting to look into the matter can
find out all about it by seeing FL d.
Lounds at the postottice.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Booge of Wor-
cester. Mass, who have been the
guests of Mrs. L. D. Lynch during
the past several weeks, left on Mon
dav for trip to st. Augustine ana
Davtona. They expect to return TO
Crescent City for another stay before
going to their Massachusetts home'
Mr. and Mrs. Booge are well pleased
with Crescent City.
Mrs. H. w. Brusie ecelved news
on Saturday of the death of her faith
err Elijah Goodale, of Geneva N
V His death occurred on TUESDAY
fine 9Th inst. and he was aged %
wears and days. The old gentle
man will be Pleasantly remembered
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Brusle
during the winter of lSol-Oz' ne
Laaves five children, one OF whom
besides Mrs. Brusie, is s, w. Goodale
n former mayor and prominent cit'-
zen Of Crescent City, now in New
Mexico.