The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-06-14
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ing TINS, much trouble and della,
will be overcome.
Mrs. G. l., Chamberlin and it'll
daughters spent the early part of tn,
week in Palatka.
Misses Grill and Anselina Burto,
and their little sisters spent por.
ton of the week in Jacksonville.
e. Thomas Shinn recently sold hi!
home north of town-the old Wade
place--to WIS. Middleton of Pomona
James T. Long is building small
house at Huntington on the site o.
the home recently destroyed by fire
Bayless Earle of South Caroline
was to spend last Sunday in the city
a guest at the home of Mrs. J. W.
Miller.
Peter Jones of Fruitland recently
purchased the Thompson home at
Huntington and Is again residing at
that place.
Egbert Hutchinson has q respun-
sible position as confidential stenug-
rapher with the big Furchgott mer-
camille firm in jacksonville.
l.. A. Hurlbut received Il new
horse by boat from Jacksonville on
Saturday night-one he had pur-
chased to take the place of TIE ami
mai he recently lost.
+. a. Swanson, an old time barber
of this place, but now of OrmUnd,
came over last week to arrange Tor
the sale of his old home at the head
OF Central avenue.
County perintendent of Schools
L. X. Tucker spent Sunday here the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Darby. Mrs.
Tucker and daughter have been
spending some time with Mrs. Darby.
Rev. G. II. Ward spent II portion
of last week in Jacksonville on bust
ness pertaining to DIOCESAN affairs
of the Episcopal church, he being a
member of tine standing committee
of the diocese.
The News has information that
w. S. Pine of Huntington, now i'll
at PASSPORT, Maine, expects to re-
turn home as soon as possible. Mr..
Pine will live on his place east of
Huntington with a nephew.
Mrs, l.. A. Hurlbut left for sum-
mers visit with old friends and rela-
lives in Detroit, Mich, last Wednes-
day. Mr.. Hurlbut accompanied her
as far us Jacksonville, returning Oh
Thursday. Later in the summer Mr..
Hurlbut expects to go north for n
brief season.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. A. lcenhour have
just purchased II beautiful residence
in Springfield, JacksonvillC-one of
the most delightful sections of thai
city. They are now living in South
Jacksonville, across the river from
the city, and will move to their new
home later in the summer
Frank Gautier has the finest acre
field of corn ever seen in this section.
1t is on his home place and the corn
stocks will average between 10 and
u feet high-and what is more they
are filled with ears. 1t is regular
Illinois corn field in looks and dis
poses of the idea that the soil of this
section is not suited for profitable
farming.
Miss Ruby Mathis, the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Mathis, is expected home
this week from Aiken, S. C., at
which place she has just been gradu'
ated with high honors at the convent
there located Before returning
home she expected to visit with
friends a short time in Charleston.
VIII NJ. Miller has purchased the
% acre grove of J A. Icenhour on
South Prospect street adjoining the
Williams grove. This little grove is
one of the most thrifty appearing
of the kind hereabouts,
the trees all being large and laden
with fruit. This lot is also an ideal
spot for home and Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller may decide later to erect a
residence thereon.
The junior base ball club went over
to Seville one day last week and en-
gagged in u game with the club at
that place. The game resulted i'll
victory for the Crescent City team
by II score of Is to Ii. Varnes and
Russell pitched for the home team
and A. Hutchinson caught. The
boys went out to win-they had it to
do or walk hOme-as Capt. La Bree,
who took them down, told them that
if they got beat they would have to
walk. The captain bought the boys
dinner and "treated us right" rs the
club expressed it.
Rev. Nat. Hinton, an old time
colored citizen of this place, died
some two weeks ago Of consumption
Years AGO Hinton, who was good
farm hand, took up preaching and
became p minister of the Baptist
church. He had been stationed at