The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-06
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lin house is for rent, furnished.
Mrs. H A. CARL and daughters are
expected this week from New York
The ladies of the V. I. A. have or
ganized Shakespeare club for the
study of that author.
Mrs. Julia Annon of New York city
a sister of Mrs. DR.. Dunshee, arriv-
ed last week for visit.
Mrs. g. B. West of Winchester
Mass, a popular guest of last season,
is again at Grove Hall.
Thanksgiving services were held
at the Presbyterian church in the
evening, with sermon by the pas tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Wells of Little
Genessee, N. Y, guests of two for
mer seasons, arrived at Grove Hall
last week.
Miss Hilda and Mr.. Franklin Rus
sell of jacksonville were guests of
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. S. Gowen over
Thanksgiving and for the week end.
X. Borsen's new house on lower
Central avenue will soon be ready
for occupancy and for rent. 1t will
make convenient and comfortable
home for some family.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. H. Libby arriv-
ed from Portland last week and are
again pleasantly located for the win
ter in the Fuller cottage on Summit
street. Mr.. Libby has fine crop of
oranges and grapefruit to ship.
A Thanksgiving offering amount
ing to S6SS, was taken at the public
school on Wednesday morning-the
day before. This money has been
given to the society for Orphans and
Homeless children of Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Coleman and
daughter of Cropsey, ILL.,, arrived
last week and have gone to house
keeping in their new home, built just
before leaving for the north last
spring. Mr.. D. Buchwalter of Crop
sey is with them for the season.
DR.. Dunshee will try to secure a
physician to take charge of his prac-
tice here during his absence and is
already in communication with one.
The doctor expects to leave for
sanitarium in Asheville, N. O., soon
and will not go to Arizona as stated
in this paper last week. All here are
hopeful that he will derive benefit
from the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Cobb are again
at Grove Hall for the winter, having
arrived last week from Albany, N.
Y. Mr., and Mrs. Cobb have been
coming to Crescent City for a num-
Der of years and enjoy large ac-
uuaintance with our people, all of
whom are pleased to greet them
again and see them looking so well.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Williams expect
to get into their new home by the
middle of the present month. The
house is the old residence which
stood on the lake front of their grove,
and which has been remodeled and
equipped with modern conveniences.
The lake front has been thoroughly
cleaned of bush growth and the site,
with its grass lawn sloping to the
lake, is an ideal one for residence
purposes.
Raymond Price, county surveyor,
was here this week for the purpose
of locating the line for Mr.. Tilling-
hast's fence which is to enclose his
seven Crescent Hill lots. The five
rear lots of this enclosure will occupy
about one-half of the present base
ball diamond, and will make neces-
sary the selection of other grounds
for the base ball players next sum-
mer Mr., Tillinghast expects to
leave for his home in Davenport, Ia,
the first of the week.
Allen and Frank Long have sold
out their meat business, the former
to G. j. Braddock of this place, and
the latter to Ed. Eames of Pomona.
Allen Longs wagon covered this town
and its environs and he had a
big business. Frank Long sold in
Huntington, Como, Pomona and We
laka and he had built up a fine bus
mess, selling from house to house as
he passed through the cou"try. They
arc active young men and eNper-
fenced traders and will soon hit upon
some other line of business pursuit.
Spicer A. Braddock, agent of the
A. G. l.. Railroad at Seville, died at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Dixon, in
Newark, n. j., last week. The re-
mains were brought to Seville last
Saturday and the funeral occurred at
that place Sunday morning. Deceas-
ed was son of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph |
Braddock of Daytona, and brother
of G. j. and w. j. Braddock of this
place and Huntington. He was in
his Both year. His death was due to
a clot on his brain, and he had been |
ill for more than year. He was a
young man of excellent habits and
had the reputation of being one of
the best operators aud station agents
on the liue. His relatives have the
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