The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-04-05
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Mrs. r. f. Adams of Palatka wa!
here for few days last week.
Hon. w. A. Russell left Saturday
for Tallahassee and the Legislative
halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Borson visited
Carraway and Putnam Hall day oil
so ago.
Mrs. Moody and sister, Miss Anita
| Prevatt were up from Seville last
Friday.
Capt. J. P. Hawkins is at his New
York home on business but will be
back in a short time.
Mrs. Jones and three children of
Huntington shopped in Crescent
City on Wednesday,.
A. r. Wales and wife of Attleboro,
Mass, were at Grove Hall for cou-
pie of days the past week.
Mrs. Eames and daughter, Mrs.
Fiske, were in town last Saturday
for an Easter shopping tour.
Quite number of our people are
taking in the Ponce de Leon celebra-
tion this week at st. Augustine.
Albert Lounds is in Atlanta where
which will render him a full fledged
chemist.
The dancing party at the V. /. A.
| hall last Tuesday evening was de-
| cided success. We understand that
these dances will be continued on
| into the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.. Wells of New
York state, who spent some time
here during the earlier part of the
season, were here for few days last
week enroute to their home.
Mr.. J. H. Campbell and family
left Sunday. This is the second sea-
son this pleasant family has spent
here and we will be pleased to well
COLE them back next winter.
A. II. Wales and wife of Boston,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eben S. Cor
sen of Albany, N. Y, were at Grove
Hall last week. This is their first
visit but they say it will not be their
| last.
Mrs. NJ. r. Traile of Chautauqua,
N. Y, is with us again. Mrs. Tralle
is a true and tried friend of Cree scent
City and has been coming here for
many years. May her visits be ire
quent and long.
Miss Mary Parrish has been spend
ing while with the family of her
uncle, w. A. Russell. Miss Mary is
well known in Crescent City, having
spent part of last summer here with
her parents who occupied the Simp-
son cottage.
The silver tea has been postponed
until latter date. The entertain
mpnts given by the ladies of the V.
|. A. are always very enjoyable al,
fairs and add much to the general
attractiveness of Crescent City as an
ideal resort.
The entire Pratt family returned
TO their homes on Tuesday. THESE
ladies and gentlemen are among our
most valued winter residents ana
we always regret to see them 20;
however we hope to have them with
us again next season.
The Old Maids. Convention on
Monday evening was one or tne
events of the season. The Ola lllaias
are certainly amusing and Will be
welcomed here as often as they
choose to come. The proceeds went
TO the Y. M. G. A. fund.
John P. Harcus of Detroit, Mich,
stopped over last Tuesday enroute
home, He was with us for several
weeks in February, since which
time he has visited other parts OF
the state, but still thinks Crescent
CITY the prettiest place in Florida
Thos. Darby has been spending
while in Crescent City where Mrs.
DARBY is doing fine business In dry
goods and LADIES furnishings. 1t is
Said that Mr.. Darby is contempla-
fling the opening of u grocery BUSH
ness here, if so we wish him success.
Strawt erries, Japan plnms and
mulberries are the only fruits besides
oranges AMI tangerineS We have now
aud are being much enjoyed. Unless
rains come pretty soon we VIII hr
short on the peach crop which
short time ago appeared SO promls-
ing.