The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-29
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C. A. Maui of Palatka spent Sun
day with his mother.
Hon. j. H. Harp whose illness was
reported last week is now much i'm
proved.
The Junior Endeavors are prepar-
ing for public entertainment to be
given in week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dawes enter
fained Rev. Father Barry during his
short stay here last week.
Tom Clark spent several days at
home last week, leaving on Monday
to resume his business on the road
for shoe house.
Been dry so long in the country
that many wells have quit yielding
water, and farmers have been forced
to sink drive wells.
Edward l.. Mann, a Chicago attor-
ney and brother of Congressman
Mann of that city, spent Sunday
here the guest of his brother-in-law,
Dr. Dunshee.
The card party and social at Y. |.
A. hall last Friday night added SIS
to the associatiou's treasury and
afforded II pleasant time to those
who contributed to the fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Winde of
Boston arrived at Grove Hall on
Saturday for a short stay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winde will be remembered as
popular guests of the house a por-
ton of two former seasons.
One of the little children in the
primary department. OF the puDllc
school was at home last week Wlth
the measles and another with the
whooping cough. 1t is not thought
that these will become epidemic.
Mrs. J. G. Grimsley is going to sell
all her household goods and farm
implements at private sale during
the next three weeks in preparation
for her removal to Savannah. she
offers these goods at bargain prices
Services were resumed at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday ana
rood sized congregations We're pres
emf both morning and evening. Inc
services at this church had been dls-
continued through the sessions OF
the bible conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Herrick of
AttIeboro, Mass, who have been
pleasant guests at Grove Hall for
several weeks, left on Monday Tor
Davtona where they will spend a
few DAYS before returning to their
northern home.
HI. Campbell and family expect
tn leave in a few days for their nome
in New Jersey. At Mr.. Campbell's
auction of his horse, wagon, harness
and other property on Saturday
everything was sold. The thorough
bred horse was bought by Her Ba-
bers for $3.50.
"A, Ballard is at Grove Hall FOR
a short season of rest. M +. Ballaru'
one of the first settlers here ana Il
man who has probably induced more
northern people to come TO crescent
CITY than any other single agency
now lives in Lake county, WheIe lie
has large kaolin mining interests
Quite a gathering of local Catholics
assembled MT the home OF MIR. ana
Mrs, Howard Mathis last FRIDAY
morning. where Mass was celebrated
nv Rev, Father Barry of Palatka
If is the hope of the few Cathoilc
families here that Father Barry. VIII
in future make more frequent VISITS
The races which were announced
for last Saturday have been lndehh-
iteIv nostponed. An accident, the
coming of the circus on the same
dav and the sale at auction OF one
If the competing horses operated to
nreyent the event from taking place
as am ounced.
The ladies of the V. /. A. will give
a silver Tea at the ball on wed |
nesdav afternoon next, April 90,
from s 80 to $3.50. The proceeds are
to he used in Identifying the ceme-
terv, and any outside contributions
70 this fund will be grstg me- nc
oarted There vii! .sduSei ~ asl-
cal and III. rs come pr9t be be- served.
w w, short on t. A. are anxious
.ftda. short tin' shall be made an
- ing. ae town, and trust
aid them in the work