The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-10

cent City, and gives the pleasing in
formation that she and Mr.. Stetsor
may come to Florida the coming
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. F. Hubbard Of
Casnovia, N. Y, are expected soor
to take possession of their home al
"Oakwood." 1t is stated that Mr.
Hubbard is quite as deeply inter
ested in keeping up this beautiful
winter home as was his late and
greatly lamented father.
Mrs. w. II. Rogers, with her foul
children, of Bailey, Ga, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. J. G. Grimsley
Mr.. Rogers came down with them
but returned last Sunday. Mrs.
Rogers will be remembered as Miss
Carrie Brown, a former popular
young lady of this place.
Mrs. Mary G. Newsom, relict of
the late DR.. l.. L. Newsom of this
place, writes from Mariana sending
best wishes to her old friends here.
Mrs. NewsOm states that her health
is quite poor, but adds that as long
as she lives she will take deep in
terest in Crescent City happenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Smith of East
Providence, r, l., who last year pur-
chased the home of Miss Melissa
Higgenbotham, just south of town,
are expected here this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith were guests at Cres-
cent Inn last winter, but will proba-
bly, occupy their own home this
season.
Goldsmith H. Williams, formerly
of this place, who spent last year in
charge of the United Fruit Cos,
plantations at BOcas del Toro, Re
public of Panama, has recently been
placed in charge of that company's
plantations at Banes, Cuba. Mr..
Williams has just left New York
for the latter place.
The orange trees will all shed their
leaves. Burn them all. Don't let
leaf escape. Burn up also all the
leaves of all the cape jasamine bush
es and all other bushes where the
white fly finds a Judgment and the
cold will have been blessing in dis
guise. The white fly is worse than a
dozen freezes-Ocala Banner.
Capt. S. M. LaBree met with a
most painful accident last Sunday
night, which resulted in dislocating
the big wrist bone of his left arm.
The accident was caused by fall.
DR.. Warren set the bone, but says
that it will take several weeks be-
fore Capt. LaBree can use his arm
again.
The dancing party given by the
young people at V. 1. A. hall on
Wednesday night of last week was
so much enjoyed by all present that
the club determined to follow it up
with another soon The club has
therefore settled upon Wednesday
night, February 18th, as the date of
the next party. Remember, the
late, next Wednesday night. Jack
music embellishments.
John Mccormick, senior in the
well-known New York fruit COM
house of Mccormick, Hubbs
& Co., stopped over day in Ores
cent City last week on his way home
from an inspection of the firms
In Cuba and the Bahamas.
He was gratified to learn that the
truit trees in this section came unin-
ured through the recent severe cold.
Hon. Edwin Gilbert and DR.. Lowe
expect to arrive here the latter part
If the coming week. Mrs. Gilbert
will not come to Crescent City this
season but will remain for a time in
Washington. The many friends of
Mr.. Gilbert will be pleased to learn
hat his health has very much I'M
proved of late and that he is looking
Onward with pleasure to his visit
lere and the sessions of the South
ield Bible conference.
Mr.. Robert L. Smith and Miss
Anna Robinson were married at Sc
Vile last Sunday night by Rev. Mr..
Butler. Mr. Smith is a promising
young business man who was for
several years associated with K.
3orsen in the turpentine business at
Longs Station, but whose field of OPP
,rations is now in Georgia, near
savannah. Miss Robinson is popu-
ar and accomplished young lady of
seville, and the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Torrey and
heir accomplished daughter, Miss
Alice, of Attleboro, Mass, are here
or a somewhat extended stay with
elatives. Mr.. Torrey is a son of J.
Z. Torrey, a brother of A. B.
rorrey and Mrs. F. S. Crotty and
Mrs. F. NJ. Payson. On the occasion
If his last visit here, some four years
lgo, he purchased the Newsom
,lace, one of the most slightly of
Crescent lake fronts, property
which is rapidly becoming valuable.
The News made mistake last
week in announcing the date of the
New England supper to be given by
l. odio. A III Coototv of tho Pres