The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-02-15
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S. E. Neal shipped his home crop
of oranges last week.
Judge j. d. Bartine of New Jersey
is guest at Grove Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mac Reynolds of
New York city spent IL few days at
Grove Hall last week.
A nice, fresh line o. garden seed,
including beans, peas and sweet
corn, just received at LOund's.
Mrs. NJ. II. Read is spending the
week in Jacksonville, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. J. A. Icenhour.
The next meeting of the Illinois
Club will be held at V. |. A. Hall on
the evening of Friday, March LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Boyd of Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, are among the latest
guests for the season at Grove Hall.
Mrs. J. L. Burton is expected home
this week from prolonged visit with
her son in the Manitee river section.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Tingle of New
comerstown, O., and J. H. Rowland
of Rome, n. Y, arrived at Grove
Hall last week.
There was Il large attendance at
the Guild supper at V. |. A. Hall
last Tuesday night and II goodly
sum was realized.
Miss Abbie P. Gardner of Wick
ford. r, l., Il friend of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hutchinson, arrived at Grove
Hall last week for IL short stay.
Among the recent arrivals at Ores
cent Inn are r. r. Sheehan, Boston;
w. G. Ryerson, Newark; G. a. Col
bridge, Waterfowl; l.. H Ramsdell,
jacksonville, and w. NJ. Perkins.
Mrs. NJ. butcher of Albany, n. y,
arrived last week for II stay at Cres-
cent Inn. Mrs. butcher was here
several years ago, at which time she
made many friends, all of whom are
pleased with her return.
Remember the appearance OF Mr.
Allan Holton, the impersonator, IN
"Pygmalion and Galatea" at ". |. A.
Hall next Tuesday night. Reserved
seats will be placed on sale at Pres
tons tomorrow Saturday night.
Chamberlin has received many of
his new spring dry goods, and his
grocery stock contains all the dell
cacies to be found in the market.
This store has big and constantly
growing trade.
A. c. Gaebelein, the well-known
bible teacher, will open II series OF
three or four lectures on bible topics
at the Presbyt terrain church next
Wednesday night, February 10Th
There will also be lectures on Thurs
dav and Friday following
For several days this past week
Grove Hall has been filled to its ut
most capacity with guests. IL traVe'
70 other parts of Florida is as gooa
as at Crescent City the state Is IN
deed filled with tourists. Crescent
Inn has also been taking care OF al
the guests it can accommodates
The fine talking machine given as
prize to purchasers of goods TO me
anount of 5000 at j. w. MIIlers
store is attracting many new custom
ers. 1t is prize well worth trading
for, especially as the prices at whicl,
goods are being sold are considered
the cheapest in town.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF 'Ne
PRESBYTERIAN church are to give
supper in V. l. A. Hall on the eve
ming of the 9th inst. The supper
will be served to all corners NJ lhe
,niform price of 20 cents, and mag
niticent spread is promised. The Ia.
Iias hone everybody will "tteho !
their supper.
Rev. !. c. Dorward, who preached
at the Presbyterian church last sun
dav TO large congregations, will ike
", provided he likes the place re-
awe q call to the pastorate. inc
reverend gentleman is u native II
roliforuin, and served the church l6
years in South Africa, from which
section he recently returned Y this
country. For the past six weeks
Mr. Dorward has served ne church
at Storke. He has II wife and one
little girl. 5 years old,