The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-02-01
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James w. Long visited Palatka oil
Monday.
j. Hubbard, a prominent citizen o
Lima, Ohio, is u guest at Crescen
Inn.
The public school will observe
Arbor Day with appropriate eXercis'
es this afternoon.
Most of the guava bushes abou
town which had been given up fol
dead are now sprouting.
Have you seen the prize talking
machine that is being given away tt
customers at Miller's store.
Luther Dim and John Tuten Of
Lena, S. c., have been visiting al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Nc
Grady.
Rev G. f. Kercheval will preach
at the Presbyterian church next sun
day at both morning ard evening
hours.
Miss Lula Hayes, a charming
young lady of Americas, Ga, has
been the guest of Mrs. B. F. Carrier
for some two weeks.
Remember the sale and supper to
be given by the ladies of the Eplsco-
pal church on the night of February
18th. at V. I. A. Hall.
John P. Harcus, member of a
prominent firm of building contrac-
tors at Detroit, Mich, is IL guest at
Grove Hall for the season.
Miss Alice and II. P. Sturdy OF
Charley, Mass are with their
father, Mr.. w. A. Sturdy, at Grove
Hall, having arrived last week.
The work on Coe D. Smiths new
house has been delayed because OF
the non-arrival of brick for the foun-
datiuns, but it is stated that the brick
| is now here
Albert Frost of Albany, n, Y, is
among the more recent arrivals at
Grove Hall, attracted hither by the
presence of his friends Mr. and Mrs.
Smith Cobb.
Mrs. l.. Eaton spent several days
during the past week i'll Palatka'
whittier she went to visit her SIS
TORS Mrs. r, F. Adams and Mrs
R. b. Young.
Messrs. Cobb and Frost, guests at
Grove Hall, are spending day or
two this week at Sanford, whittier
thew 90 to see the celery beds OF
which that place is famous.
G. E. Wade, the well known piano
tuner of Orlando. spent several days
here last week "doctoring' pianos
and in consequence there will be an
imnrovement in the quality of our
home music.
G.. A. Cheatham and the Misses
Grace G. Tolbert and Madge FIX OF
Jacksonville were at Grove Hall Sat
urday night and spent the day sun
dav with Mr.. Cheatham's mother at
Huntington.
N b. MizelI is going to make one
of his old time vegetable gardens on
tbe rich hammock land on the east
shore of Crescent Lake and II luck
conas his way we will all have some
fine vegetables soon.
James w. Long has ordered the
lu,nber and other materia! for ne"
two story S-room house when he
will erect just west OF his store on
central avenue. 1t is his purpose to
rent the new house.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Wells and the
Messrs. D. S. and C. A. Hogin, VINO
have been guests at Grove Hall lor
fine past two months, left last week
for Wiersdale, where they VIII
snend the balance OF the SEASON.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Malgerulh,
daughter and two sons, are expected
at Grove Hall next week from Phila-
dslnhia. Mr.. Margerum owns tIie
Mock next east of Mr.. c, A. Pratt S
home. He was here some ten years
ago.
Mics stella Benhnm returned from
! ST, Augustine on Tuesday ana re-
ports that her mother is somewhat
,nroved and will soon return home
from the hospital. Miss stella eN-
nects to visit Jacksonville tomorrow
Is snend week with her father