The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-01-04
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| MIS- OTllllSlcy anu llCCle uduSllIel
are spending the week in Savannah
The public school will reopen
from the Christmas vacation next
Monday.
Miss Mabel Andersen is spending
the week with friends in Jackson
vile.
l.. A. Ballard returned to his home
in Richmond, Lake county, on Sun
day last.
Payson's mill is getting out con-
siderable lumber for local building
purposes.
A little daughter was born to Dr.
and Mrs. V. A. Dunshee on Sunday,
the 23d of December.
Chester Norton has returned from
the boys school at Mortified, Mass,
and will remain until spring.
L. S. Turner went to Palatka on
Monday. Mr.. Turner is getting
ready to put a new shingle roof on
his house.
Mrs. Geo. G. Morse of Jackson
vile arrived last week on a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. f.
Morse.
| Mrs. e. n. Maull and children ter
minated a weeks visit here on Mon
day, when they returned to their
home in Palatka.
Miss Eva Smith and niece, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Berry of Jackson
vile, have been spending the week
here, the guests of Mrs. W. A. Rus
sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell,
daughter and son of Plainfield, n. j.,
arrived last week for the winter
They have gone to house keeping IN
the Gilbert cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Carpenter and
their two interesting children of At
tleboro, Mass, arrived last FRIDAY
for the winter season. They Will
keep house in George Carpenter
home on Park street.
Mrs. f. L. Smith and brother, MI
Lamphere of Providence, h. l., VINO
have been guests at Crescent lnh''
left for Jacksonville on Monday
Mrs. Smith expects to engage IN
business in that city.
The new depot at Crescent CITY
Junction is completed. 1t has walt
ing rooms for both white and colored
people and ample closed freight
storage facilities beside large sheo
enclosure for freight. The uepot Is
all that the requirements of business
demands.
I Oliver Macdonald of Paterson
n. J.. an old time winter visitor 70
Crescent City, is spending this VIII
Tor season at New Braunfels. Texas
Mr. Macdonald writes that he hopes
to visit Crescent City in the spring
when on his way north.
Misses Roane and Appleby spent
q norton of their Christmas Vaca'
tion with friends in Palatka ana IL
attendance upon the sessions or tne
State Educational Association IN o'
Augustine. They returned nome
last Tuesday.
At n meagrely attended meeting
Of citizens last Friday night to dis
onss plaus for converting the Ole
ubite school house into money tol
rsa Of the new school, a committee
consisting of DR.. G. f. Sprague' "
A. Russell aud A. P. DeWolf wal
amounted to advise with an attorney
to see what can be done, and to re-
mort at a future meeting.
The first of q series of literary anC
,,,usical entertainments was given a
the VIA. Hall on Tuesday nigh
for the benefit of that organization
The management of the entertain
ment was in the hands of Mrs VIII
NJ Miller. The News has had M
ronort of the entertainment, but TN
uelI-l,nown talent represented OIL
tbe program was sufficient to guar
optoa its success. Miss Kate Craw'
ford was down for two vocal SOLOS
Mr., Hugh Cowburn for readings
Miss Alice Hutchinson for a piano
solo, Mr.. w. c. Carrier ana III
,, Dnnshee, piano and trombone res IS
pectively, and Mr. and Mrs. u I