The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21

" PSI IIdC usually lOIlOWS
velvet bean crop when sown in the
grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Williams of
New York are expected at Grove
Hall abuut the first, OF next month.
The Williams grove under the
management of RI. Boardman, is
one of the interesting sights of the
place. The trees are well laden with
fruit and shipments of grape fruit
began this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Goodale have
left the luke Superior country and
are now in Detroit, Mich. Mr.. Good
ale expects to leave in a few day,
for Arizona, where he has mining
interests, and whore lie will remain
for ut least II portion of the wintpi
1t Is stated that he may come to
Florida later in the season.
A wedding is on the tapis at Hunt
ington, the same to be celebrated at
an early date next month. The pros.
pective gro om is Mr. William Ward
of Pittsburg, only son of Rev. and
Mrs. g. H. Ward IF this place, and
the brlde-tO-be is Miss May Walker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E
Walker of Huntington. 1t is stater
that over POO invitations will be is.
sued. The ceremony will be brill
iantly performed in the little All
Saints church at Huntington, after
which wedding breakfast will b.
served ut the Walker residence.
The bridal couple will pass the hon
eymoon at the Worlds Fair,
Crescent Inn has been treated to a
lavish coat of white paint and pre-
SCENTS greatly improved appear
ance. The work was done by Fred
| Andersen. Other improvement
have been made to the Inn and all
with view to the comfort of guests
who make this popular house theil
winter home. DR. and Mrs. Spragu,
are not professional hotel Keepers
but they do know how to provide fol
their guests comfort and those who
have once enjoyed their hospitality
can be counted on to come again and
recommend the house to others.
Crescent Inn will be well filled the
coming winter.
w. F. Glynn of Boston is the first
Of the winter residents to arrive at
Grove Hall for the season. Mr.
Glynn has been interested in orange
grove property here for many years
and had it not beeQ for the 90 disas-
ter he would now have been II per-
manent resident. But since thai
time he has been connected with The
Old Colony Trust company OF Bos-
ton, IL place he has now resigned T."
rive more attention to his orange
property. Mr.. Glynn has 70 acres OF
bearing trees near Mr.. DeWolf's
and his crop for this winter is es,i.
mated at from POO to l,50O boxes
He will remain in Crescent City I'm.
til spring
Rev. Geo. H. Ward pastor of tn
Episcopal church is enjoying himseIi
at the general convention of his
church in Boston, to which he is one
of the accredited delegates from
Florida. The work of the conven-
ton will be particularly enjoyable
TO him for the reason that it is many
wears since he came into such direct
personal contact with the great
leaders of his church. His compre-
hensive knowledge of church poiltY
and canons will tend to make him Il
leader in the work of the convention,
MS if has already done in the counsel
of~his church in this state. lie VIII
return in time to hold service mere
the last Sunday of the month
THAT peculiar New England theory
that "a white man is as good as a
= niger when he behaves himself
| has lately been put to "A severe
fest in this town by recent arrival
; from Massachusetts. After the man
l had been excluded from one OF our
best white boarding houses for cause
= he secured quarters with a colofeu
5 family of good reputation ana WIFI
1 whom he continued to live. All was
/ progressing smoothly, and the cor
orad landlord was really beginning
"a IN think there was something IN the
theory. when, of sudden, his whl'e
hoarder rot beautifully drunk and II
r the maudlin period of his Jag Dega'
8 IN show too aifectiOnate regard '"I
. the colored women. After disgust
! ING the colored population TO '.'
limit nf endurance. this social equal
-. itv Yankee went to Palatka, wher'
ha confirmed his drunk, making hl'
headquarters at a negro joint where
it is reported, he was t"uc''e" 10
Il wh,t money ne had The coloreO
I, people of Crescent city are o.. well
y behaved and orderly class OF citizens
u sober and generally industrious, ah'
it will take different type OF al.
: kea than this Massachusetts Specl
men TO convince them that there u
e ANYTHING in this pet New hngIa"'
J. and Rooseveltian theory
o Ill Ir.nn RPieCteM.