The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-10-13
Personal and Social.


The hour for evening service at the
Presbyterian church has been
changed from 80 to 7 O'Clock.
r. B. Bethel is again quite well
and attending to business. For a
time Mr.. Bethels condition was con-
sidered serious.
The steamer Crescent after under
going repairs and official examina.
tion at the hands of the local govern
ment inspectors is again on it's regu-
lar run.
Frank Gautier's new home on
Prospect street is nearly ready for
occupancy. The house is being
painted by Messrs. j. l.. Torrey and
Will Carrier.
Capt. r. G. Ivory returned last
SATURDAY and is again at his pretty
home ON Market street. Mrs. Ivory
and Mrs. Lynch expect to arrive
about the first of November. All
are glad to see Capt. Ivory back.
Some IS or 20 hogs and pigs were
impounded by the marshal last Fri
day afternoon. They were caught in
the town limits. Crescent City will
allow the privileges of the streets to
COWS but it draws the line at hogs,
and it is taut line, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dawes return
ed from New York last Friday eve
ming and are again at their pleasant
home in the northern part of town.
Mr. Dawes has been greatly bene-
fitted by his summers outing and
all who have seen him since his re-
turn say they never saw him looking
so tieshy and we'll.
The Village Improvement Associa-
ton is preparing to enlarge the hall
by an addition to the rear and as
soon as Mr.. Eaton finishes his pres
ent work he is expected to take this
in hand. The new addition will be
as large as one of the present side
wings to the hall, thus giving con-
siderable extra room.
The sad butnot unexpected death
of Elmer Is. Smith was received
here last week. After a long illness
he died at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Pierson, at Louisville, KY, and
his mother was with him to the last.
Mr.. Smith was formerly popular
citizen of this place, and was a
brother of Paul G. Smith, of this
place and Mrs. G. j. McGrady of ST.
Augustine.
Lounds' drug store is making a
medicine for chills and fever which
has had good sale during the past
season and which has been very sue
cessful as a cure. Mr.. Lounds states
that the medicine is equally effec-
tive as a cure for colds, billiousness
headache, malaria and even grip
The medicine is known as No. IA,
and is advertised on this page of the
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Norris, who
have been spending the summer al
their old home in Wellsville, Ohio,
with their daughters, expect to re-
turn in very short time and reopen
their pretty cottage at the corner OF
Summit st. and Florida avenue. Mr.
Norris writes that he has not beer
well for the last month, but is i'm
proving slowly, and will start fol
FLORIDA just as soon as he feels ablt
to stand the trip.
Rev. Frederick Pasco, presiding
elder of the East Florida district o
the NJ. E. church south, was here las
Saturday and Sunday and was thu
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. johnson
. of Grovesdale. Mr.. Pasco preached
to large congregations in the Groves
dale church on Sunday morning an'
evening. At the quarterly confer
ence on Saturday it was decided t
petition the presiding bishop t.
make one charge OF Crescent Cit.
aad Groyssdale, the plan bei'g =
ultimately build a church OF TN
denomination In Crescent City.