The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30
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Personal and Social.
Observation-Disclosures

in Palatka last Monday
c. f. Miles of Pomona is here to
supervise repairs to the Goudola
o. NJ Newbold has been in Jack
sonvilIe a portion Of the present
week
Mrs. X Borsou had twelve night
blooming cerius to bloom one night
last week.
Miss Jessie Burton expects to re
turn to Palatka and continue her
studies in the Putnam High School
Stephen Sykes held the lucky
ticket which won the decorated china
set at Chamberliu's store last week
Miss Susie Walton of Palatka was
here over Sunday and during il part
of the week a guest of Miss Jessie
Burton.
/ Miss Florence NewbOld returned
Saturday evening from an extended
visit to her sister Mrs. Ernest H.
Prior Of jacksonville
Mrs Collins b. Hubbard and her
little girls returned from Seabrecze
this week, Master Ned has gone to
the north to enter school
. Those who have been through the
Mccormick d Hubos' groves recently
state that they are quite SURE tn yield
/ fully / 900 boxes this fall.
( Oliver Chamberlain, eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. G., l.. ChamberIin. left
/ for DeLand this week, where he will
enter the preparatory school Of Stet-
son University.
A good many growers complain
that the oranges hereabouts are hard
ly up to the usual size but there will
be considerable growth before ship
ping time. The fruit bids fair TO col
or early.
l.. \. Hurlbut expects to gather
and ship over 1000 boxes Of oranges
this fall. This is really his first
crop since the freeze, and the crop
may be- expected to show three
fold gain next year.
Fred Andersen is painting the
house of f. d. Terry this week. Mr.
Terry has made great improvements
on his new home and when this
painting job is completed it will be
one of the most attractive homes in
. Crescent City.
Capt. ]. w. Miller has completed a
new packing house for Chas. ). Cow
en- on the pier of his grove on the
east side Of the lake. The captain
also contemplates the repair OF seve,
raj of the docks and packing houses
in this section.
Rev. G. H. Ward has gone to Bos-
ton to attend the general convention
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
as a delegate from the diocese OF
Florida. During his absence-all OF
the month Of October-there viii bt
no service at the Episcopal Church
Major J. l.. Burton, who is severa
,...rs b.hind other growers. owing It
lis ahs.ncs If one wear in Cuba and
two IN Nari,ee county. will still
l.,.,.., ..ro,, nj something over a hun
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n,oior i. tatino Dersoual care of hi,
..r,,.. aud in another wear will hav,
= considerable crop.
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Masters oliVer' Harry anu " eo ''
and the Misses Lucy and Chariot
ICt,r,b.rlain entertained their yOun