The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-10

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G. Joseph Braddock and little son
were visitors to Palatks last Mon
day.
Miss Helen Norton spent last week
in Jacksonville on q visit to her
brother. She returned on Friday.
Mrs. ]. G. Bashford OF Como spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Harper, leaving Monday for Jack
sonville, where she was to attend
the wedding Of Mrs. Anna Clark on
Wednesday.
F. w. Thurber has arrived for the
winter from his summer home in At
tleboro, Mass. Mr.. Thurber is one
Of our oldest winter visitors, and one
whom 1t is always pleasure to see.
Mrs. Anna Clark, daughter of the
late George Long. was married In
Jacksonville last Wednesday. Mrs.
Clark formerly lived at Huntington,
where Mr.. Clark died some three
years ago.
The Ingalls, Bros. of Vermont
will arrive at their winter home in
Huntington this week. Their grove
property is in splendid condition and
has quite large crop of fruit nearly
ready for shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coward are now set
tied In their new home on the lake
Stella peninsula. 1t is Mr.. Coward's
purpose to go extensively into the
growing of vegetables for the local
market, q business in which he is an
expert.
Mrs. r. G. Ivory and Master Wal
ter Lynch arrived from the north
last Saturday evening and are again
at their pleasant home on Market
street. Capt. Ivory came several
weeks ago and had the house all
ready for their reception.
Mrs. Ella Apgar of Jacksonville
was the guest of AIRS. 3. B. Shaw
during all of last week, returning
home on Monday last. This was
Mrs. Apgsr's first visit to interior
Florida and she expressed herself as
delighted with Crescent City and
the river trip.
Mrs. G. 7. Thompson has returned
to Huntington after several months
visit with friends In the north, and Is
ct present the guest of Mrs, Cheat
ham. Mrs. Thompson has leased
her home In Huntington for the
winter to Editor Hale and family of
East Hartford. Conn, who will ar
rive early In January.
Mrs. e. ID. Lynch and niece, Miss
Florence Lee, q charming young
lady OF Worcester, Mass, arrived
Tuesday night on the Crescent.
They came via. Clyde Line with
Mrs. Ivory, but stayed over In Jack
sonville two or three days to enjoy
the pleasures and sights OF Florida's
metropolis.
| Chas w. Benhsm Of Evansville,
Ind, was In town last Friday and
saturday, q guest at Crescent Inn,
lMr. Benham lived here some II
years ago and Is well known to all
older citizens. His short, infrequent
visits, give pleasure to all. Mr.. Ben
lham is n commercial traveller, and
Hooks prosperous.
| Wild turkeys and deer are report
ed to be quite plentiful on the east
side OF lake Crescent. A party from
this place got two deer last week and
one other party early In the present
week saw SIX, though not successful
| in securing any of them. Most every
one who has a shot gun In the family
has been indulging In quail.
Misses Addie Grace and Hilds
Waterman entertained large party
: OF their young friends ct their hons
south OF town last Friday evening
It was q Halloween party. littl'
delayed but none the less enjoyable
) The young people from town wen
. out in ''Ftraw ride" party, havini
for ehaperons Mrs. d. w. Benhan
and Miss Jessie Burton.