The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-11-01
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heHly hutchinson, ST., spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
9. H. Preston went to Palatka ON
business last Monday.
II. l.. Chase of Duluth, Mimi, was
a guest at Grove Hall last week.
Mrs. Sheffield of Crescent Inn is
spending the week with her parents
in Nassau county.
G. S. Gowen and Walter Cliff ship
ped considerable fruit last week from
their respective groves.
Chase & Co. shipped a carload of
oranges and grapefruit from the
Grimsley grove last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Borsen gave large
and enjoyable moonlight launch
party one night last week.
Miss Hester McGrady terminated
her visit here last Monday on which
day she returned to Jacksonville.
The Haw Greek Security Grove
company shipped between two and
three hundred boxes of fruit last
week.
Capt. Ivory went to Jacksonville
last week to meet Mrs. Ivory and
other members of the family who are
expected to arrive this week.
Mrs. Il, c. Darby has been discharg-
ed from the hospital at st. Angus
tine and is now quite recovered from
the effects of an operation there per-
formed.
The Crescent carried out 575 boxes
of fruit from this place last Friday,
and about 40 on Monday. Ship
ments will be steady from now on to
the close of the season.
Mrs. A. B. Lawton and Mrs. w.
G. d. Tonge and children of Barton,
S. G., and Mrs. o. T. Mcintosh of
Savannah, were guests at Grove Hall
for few days last week.
G. j. Hunter has purchased two or
three crops of oranges in this Sec
tion for ]. H. Campbell of Plaintield,
N. j. Mr., Campbell and his family |
are expected down soon, and will
occupy their new home, the house
recently purchased of Geo. Neal.
Crescent City people could profit
ably unite some one day for general
cleaning up of the town, and this be-
fore the arrival of the winter visitors.
Nothing so attractive as clean town
full of clean people. We have the
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barker of
New York arrived last week and are
at Grove Hall Mr.. and Mrs. Barker
have been coming to Crescent City
many years and appear to like the
place better every year. Their grove
has a fair crop of fruit this season.
S. B. Downes & Co. of New York
are fruit dealers who have a reputa-
ton for honorable dealing with the
fruit growers of this section covering
period of many years. They want
your fruit and will do the right thing
with you. See their card in another
column of this paper.
L, A. Hurlbut is arranging for the
erection of handsome residence on
the ornamented lot which occupies
the southeast corner of his big grove.
Mr.. Hurlbut expects to begin build
ing operations about the beginning
of the new year and his plans call
for a home that will be both comfort
able and an ornament to the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hogarth have
returned from a six weeks, visit to
friends and relatives in South Caro-
lima. They returned to the state last
week, but went to Quay, st. Lucle
county, to attend the annual session
of the Primitive Baptist Association
They returned to Crescent City on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Scott Miller, admins
tratrix of the j. w. Miller estate,
saws that the new steamer, the Pilot
Bow, will not go on the run until
about the 18th inst. 1t will really
not be needed before that date. This
popular line-The Beach q Miller
will take excellent care OF shippers
interests this season. There will be
no delays at this end.
Grove Hall has been thoroughly
renovated and put in shape for the
coming of its fall and winter guests
who are even now arriving Ihe
coming season promises to b2h pleas
ant one at this popular house, as the
indications all point to Il large num-
bar of visitors. The rates at Grove
Hall are moderate and the attrac-
tions of the house, the town and ad-
iqcent country of nature TO holu
those who would appreciate restlul