The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-05-26
Personal and Social.

c. H. Preston spent portion of
last week in Jacksonville.
f. V. Lundberg received 81 10 per
crate net for his first shipment of
squashes.
James Padgett, ST., is preparing to
build an addition to his home on
lakewood ave.
Capt. J. w. Miller is again about
and attending to business. Some
men won't down.
T. S. Bates expects to go to Chlc-
ago and other points in The north IN
July to remain until fall.
X. Borsen spent Monday and Tnes-
day at Seabreeze arranging for cot
tage home on the beach for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Appleby have
moved to the home and farm near
Crescent City Junction recently pur-
chased by A. B. Appleby. The place
has been greatly improved.
Editor H. A. b. Mckenzie of the
Palatka Times Herald spent Sunday
here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Appleby, and had time to greet very
many of his old friends, whom he
can number by the great gross.
The colored base ball club went to
Seville on Saturday and played with
the colored team at that place. The
end of the game resulted in tie, but
as the Seville club refused to contin-
ne, the game was awarded the Cres-
cent City players. The score was IL
to Ii.
Frank Gautier proposes to build a
home on the half block recently pur'
chased on Park and Prospect streets
next south of the Hawkins place
Much of the lumber for the new
home will be taken from the house
on his grove lot, once the home o
his brother, d. n. Gautier.
George Jeal has accepted the care
of the grove and grounds at Hubbard
Park, which insures that this beau
tiful place will continue to be tn
pride of Crescent City. Mr.. Jeal i
a man of excellent taste and larg
experience as an horticulturallst
Z and the Hubbard estate is to be con
j graduated in securing his services
4 DIR. E. w. Warren has purchase
- quite a large tract of land on th
west side of the railway at Denver
, and will set out several acres l
], peach trees. The peach growers q
Seville are doing well with thei
7s peaches and there seems to be n
n = valid reason why they should not :
grown even more extensively in TIL
section.
Next Sunday the worshippers
the A. Nj. e. church will indulge
a orally day." the same to be I'll
}. elimination of an effort, or effort
that have been making by the past'
and people during the past six weei
TO raise funds with which to repa
their church. Pastor johnson is
worker and under his administratl(
This colored church has thrived.
The lecture at the,Auditorium ne
Tuesday night by Rev. Edward
Young of Como, formerly OF Ne
orleans, should be well patronize
Tn n note to the editor Mr.. YOU
states that the lecture is not q
livered for pecuniary gain, but til
"A he hopes the offering will be SUN
lent to pay the expenses of hall, 81
There will be no admission Il
Everybody is cordially invited.
~ All neighboring towns should ia
notice that Crescent City propos
70 celebrate the Fourth of July
er. a fitting manner this year, and pl
- mare to come and join their patri'
ism to ours. The celebration will
, under the auspices of the ladies
\ the V. I. A. and there will be p
mic with ice cream, music and dan
- ing. Fireworks and oratory will
81 so come in for share of the celeb
- ton. Watch us. There will be
program later.