The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-04-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Maull of Pa
latka, spent Sunday with Mrs. ]. L.
Maull.
Mrs. Collins B. Hubbard and child
rem have gone to their home in New
York.
The May Haw is towing lighter
loads of potatoes to Palatka for the
Beach q Miller line,
Mrs. w. G. Toomer of Jackson
vile and Miss M. A. Jones of East
Aurora, N. Y, are guests at Grove
Hall
Payson's mill is busy saving lum-
Der on orders. There are hut few days
in the year when this mill is not run
ming full force.
Mrs. Florence Bragg of Attleboro,
Mass. who has been the guest of
Mrs. Carrier and Mrs. Payson, re-
turned to her home last week
~. bOIS6n was SullllllOiltu NY L6lS-
graph to his turpentine camp in the
western part of the county last Sat
urday on account of fire which did
considerable damage to his STILL
Henry Hutchinson has been here
some ten days or two weeks taking
his first long rest at home since he
began the life of a commercial trav-
eler some four years ago.
Dr. E. w. Warren spent all of last
week in Atlanta in attendance upon
the sessions of the National Anti
Tuberculosis convention, to which
he was appointed delegate from
Florida by Gov. N. B. Broward.
S. w. Goodale. who has spent the
winter in the south and west, is now
in Detroit, Mich, where he will re-
main until June, before resuming his
duties in the circuit courts of the
upper peninsula of Michigan.
w. B. Campbell came up from
Lakeland last week to look after the
digging and shipping of his potato
crop. He says he expects to make
frequent trips to Crescent City, and
that his business arrangements at
Lakeland are not such as to tie him
down.
The children of the Presbyterian
church INDUCED in an Easter egg
hunt and picnic in north park last
Monday and all had happy time.
This egg hunt has come to be an annu-
al festival with the children, and one
to which they look forward to with
pleasurable anticipation.
Mrs. L. Eaton spent the early part
of the week in taking a pleasure trip
from Palatka to Sanford and return
on the steamer "City of Jackson
Vile" She was one of aparty of la
dies from Palatlla who took the trip
as guests of her sister, Mrs. r. F.
Adams.
Both churches were beautifully
and artistically decorated for the
Easter services of last Sunday, with
such an array of Easter lilies, other
flowers, ferns and potted plants as
one seldom is permitted to see. The
attendance at both the churches was
large.
Squire J. L. Burton visited jack
sonville this week to see specialist
concerning his, eyes. Mr.. Burton
has had great deal of trouble with
his eyes lately, the sight of one Of
them having been nearly lost. His
physician thinks, however, that the
sight may be restored.
S. S. Braddock of Denver is in full
sympathy with the idea of single,
consolidated special tax school dis
trict for precinct No. l, and will
throw his helpful influence in favor
of such plan. Mr.. Braddock stated
to the News man on Saturday that
he would send his children to the
Crescent City school next year
whether such district was.created or
not. Mr.. Jos. ]. McGrady is another
of the influential citizens of Denver
who favors the consolidated school
plan.