The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-31
9 Personal and Social. .
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Miss Grace Cash is still suffering
from very severe attack of rheuma
tism.
The citizens of Crescent City are
Offering IA liberal reward for the per-
son, or persons, who smashed the
street lights last week.
DR.. Dunshee and Henry Hutchin.
son, jr,, are now fun fiedged knights
CT -Pythias, having only recently
completed their third degree.
Ivan Waterman and Grosvenor
Gautier, two Crescent City boys who
were at Stetson the past term, are at
home for their summer vacation.
Miss Mary johnson, one time
resident of Crescent City, is at pres
ent "a trained nurse, and her address
is No. 1850 Arch street, Philadelphia,
! Pa.
Roy Geiger, who taught the Ores
cent City high school last year, was
one of the graduates of the law de-
partment at Stetson University last
week.
Whisper it gently! You might
scare it away. The bricks have
come, and the gap closed, and we
have a brick side walk from lake to
lake.
Mrs. Bennett and daughter, mother
and sister of Mrs. John d. Pigue, af-
ter spending the winter here, return
ed on Friday to their home near
Waycross, Ga.
Henric, the two year old son of f.
V. Lundberg, mistooll potash for
candy day or so ago. Afterwards
came a liberal dose of lard and vine
gar, which no doubt saved the little
fellow from serious injury.
G. Oliver Chamberlin has returned
home from DeLand where he has
been attending Stetson University,
and his smiling face is seen daily
greeting his many friends behind the
counter in his fathers store.
The young ladies of Crescent City
have organized a cotillion club
which promises to be a great social
success. They are at present prac-
ticing play which will be given in
few days for the benefit of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. JnO. Samuels and
baby daughter left on the Crescent
last Monday for their home in Mo-
line Illinois. Mr.. Samuels owns a
pretty little grove south of town in
which he has just set out three hun
dred peach trees.
X. Borsen is erecting fine cot
tage on Central ave-, next to the
Sprague House, and there are more
to follow on his recent purchase OF
the Huntington grove, These cot
tages are badly needed and are
gOOQ investment
Prof. H. f. Wakefield of Pomona,
principal Of the Cocoa high school,
greeted his friends here last We'd
nesday. Mr.. Wakefield taught three
terms at the Crescent City schools
and is very popular, especially
among his one-time pupils.
IT is rumored that Hodges d
O'Hara of Buffalo Bluff heave pur-
chased the camps of the Wilson Cy-
press company on and near Haw
Creek, and that the force of men
will be doubled and the work of cut
ting and rafting cypress logs will be
pushed for all it is worth.
Miss Anna Roane has returned to
her home in Covington, Tennessee,
after a most successful term as prin-
cipal of the high school here. The
natrons and friends of the school
will GLADLY welcome her back in the
fall, not only because of her ability
as a teacher but because of the per-
sonal regard they have for Miss
Roane herself.
A first class bakery will soon be in
operation here. j. Mccormick OF
Bamberg, s. c., has purchased the
lot south west of the corner of Cen
tral ave, and Market street. He
will move the large steel oven now
at West End there and we will have
q much needed addition to our other
business houses.
IF Bill Saunders don't lose his
head he has already, in the past
month had his leg badly hurt by
machinery on his boat and now a
niece of timber has carried off part
of his big toe-we say, if he does
NOT lose his head he will have one
of the prettiest cottages on Crescent
Hill before long.
Work is now going ahead on the
straw road, which will extend from
r. A Bailey's to Gabe Turner's. The
connty is footing the bill. What DO
Won think of that now? The county
actually spending good money on
the roads at San Mateo, the first to
know it in 10 years. Rah for the
commissioners as IA body and Com