The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-09

'N'' "NlC Nhll't III iutl ldSt DIT
Silver Pond, last Sunday, Sept. 4th,
by Rev. D. Spencer
Capt. j. w. Miller has received
new safe, much larger than the one
that recently had its face spoiled by
a blast of nitro-glycerine at the
hands of safe crackers
The regular Sunday services of the
Episcopal churches here and at
Huntington have been resumed.
During the summer, services were
held at these churches only ON alter
nate sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Borson returned
from Seabrecze last week and took
possession of their new home, whrre
they are now comfortably settled
They will be welcomed by our peo-
pie ASA valuable acquisition to the
social life of the town.
Hon. j. H. Harp is the registration
officer tor precinct No this year.
His books will be open at Shotwcll' )
market each Tuesday and Saturday
(all day during the next five weeks
Every democrat should See to it that
he is registered.
&. Joseph Braddock of Huntington
has commenced the erection of Il SIN
room, story and half residence on
his Summit street lot recently ac
quired of the V. |. A. As soon as tn,
house is completed Mr.. Braddocl
will move his family to Crescent City
F. NJ. Payson returned from tril
, to Attleboro, Mass, the early part o
) last week. Mr.. Payson expects t.
. get to work very soon on the build
! ing of his new apartment house ol
5 the corner of Market street and Cen
y trail ave,ue. Geo. H Libby of Port
q land, Maine, has secured for mex
winter lease of the upper fiat in tn
e new house.
Geo. c. NanKeuren superintendent
of the White Blakeslee Mfg. Co., {
, Birmingham, Ala, spent Saturda
" and Sunday in the city. 1t was tn
If company which furnished the
=, horse power gasoline engine recentl
placed in the G. II. Preston CO
=, and which seems untitled for I'll
D. electric lighting plant. Mr. Nank"'
n. rem made arrangements to chang
r. this engine for one that will VOL
y more satisfactory.
Quite number of Crescent Cit
< people attended the neighborhoC
fish fry" and picnic in the gro'
near the school house at Fruitlat
- last Friday, and all report graz
q time. There was no politics i'll Il
3 affair. 1t was simply a gathering
q neighbOrs and friends to enjoy Il
q day under the oaks in social int
~ course. Fish was but one feature
IA the menu of Il grand dinner. Ov
t. 100 people were at the tables al
when all had eaten there was enouI
h. TO provide for hundred more. l
on dinner was a social and cplcurl
success and will long be remember
~ rs an occasion of rare pleasure to
NO who participated.
Miss Halle Deatom, eldest daug
Tx ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Deaton,
NJ tertained large party of her you
friends last Friday evening from
Ic, the occasion being her 18th blr
!" day anniversary. The evening
" passed in playing games amt mus
and little after nine DAINTY
Tie rreshments of ice cream ana @
ers were served. Among those pres
were the Misses Grace Cash. MIr'
led payson, Sarah and Mabel Anders
isit Grill Burton, Abbijean Miller NJ
yia. Alice Eaton, ida Reeves Az
of Grace Waterman, Mary Deatoh
of Masters Chester Norton ON
few Chamberliu, Ivan Waterman' "
lace Reeves, Grosvemor ana u
,,t Gautier, Tom. Russell, Harry
,ora Webb Chamberlin, Robert Hu,
NJ inson, Jimmie and Johnnie
ton II is said by the young
vi pie present to have been one o.
OH" most enjoyable evening parties -
, " here in a long time