The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-02-22

[ Inc News has it on good auilori,
that X .. Burton has purchased IN
large grove property in the mort
ehd OF the city-sune 30 acres in al
belonging To Hon o. w. Ros,iuso
o' Michigan. 1t is said that Mr.
burton VIII have an active partnp
IN the business OF rehnhiIitatiny tbi
| splendid property. large part a
winch has ii lake frontage, mex
north OF Mr.. Buck : grove.
, The V. /. A hall was filled IN tn
doors on Tuesday night to hear Al
len H"lton in Pygma'lion and Gala
tea together with the many music.
numbers intersperSed by such well.
Known local artistrs as DR.. DnnSb,.
w. {. Carrier, Mr.. and Mrs. Chss
T. Hale, aud Miss Stead. R fir, s},.
ments were served at the concIu.in,
oil the entertainment and then ib.r,
was dancing. The entertainment
was in its every detail most success :.
full.
Mr.. and MIS-. Howard Mathis and
children who have been uccuryiun
the Mauli house near Crescent CIV
junction for the past several week,
have decided tumake Crescent City
their permanent home, and it is uu-
IerStood have purchased the home
and grove lots of 5. w. Goodalp ar,
lakewood ave. Mr.. and Mrs. Mathis
left here some 20 years ago for
South Carolina. Their return is
pleasing TO all their old time friends.
Mrs. +. S. DeNeau and sister, Mrs
l.. a. Payne, together with the lat
ter ; TWO daughters, Mrs. John Guu;d
ot New Haven and Mrs ~. II.
Thompson Of New York, are spend
ing the week at the east coast TT
sorts, including Daytoua, Palu
Beach and Miami. They went on
Monday and are expected home to-
morrow. The Mesdames Gould and
Thompson have been here some two
weeks, and this is their first visit to
Crescent City.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Brusie, who
vh" have been prominently idrm,i-
tied with th' life of the place for rhp
past % years, have announced that
they will leave about the first of
May for New York CRY where they
will NIKE th,ir fu.urn home The
bare announcement az such pur-
pose will cause general regret in
Crescent City where this excellent |
couple are highly regarded by all the
people. Mr.. Brusie states that their
children are all there and that all are |
anxious for them to come, and he !
thinks it the proper thing to do.
The Fourth Annual session of the |
Southfield Bible Conference will be
held at the Auditorium in this city
March 7th to 18th, and will be under
the direction of Mr.. John A. Hub
bard of Virginia. Rev. James NJ.
Gray, d. d. of Chicago will be the
lecturer. DIR. Gray is an
eloquent and consecrated men and
his lectures should draw great con-
to all the meetings of the
conference. Mr.. L. S. Chafer, presi-
lent of the Conference association,
writes that he will not be able to
come down this year.
NJ. H. Reads real estate office has
sold lots ., 3 and of block q to Mr.
George Carpenter of Attleboro,
Mass, and lot of block % to c. L.
The former lots con-
stitute a Lake Crescent frontage just
east of Mr., Carpenters winter resi-
lence and embrace the Gilbert KUN
luat grove. The lot purchased by
Mr.. Chamberlin is at the corner of
street and Florida avenue,
md it also belonged to the estate of
he late Hon. Edwin Gilbert 1t is
that Mr.. Coleman expects
o purchase part of this lot from
Mr.. Chamberln and that he will
rect thereon winter cottage.
Tom Clark has secured about $500 =,
n subscriptions from citizens of the :
,lace, with more in sight, for the
purpose of securing the parapherna-
in to equip gymnasium for the
'oung men and boys of the place and
which it is his hope, and those as y.
ociated with him in the effort, may
,e managed as branch of the Y. NJ. |
:. A. f. l.. Waterman and others S
ave taken the matter in hand with t
he view to securing an organization a.
N this line, and the town council +
las signified its willingness to allow r
he new association the use of the L
auditorium for its purposes. The :
ropOsed organization is meeting Y
With the hearty approval of all citi Il
ems. :
Hon. w. NJ. Holloway the active 5
nd efficient state superintendent of
ubic instruction, aud our own y
ounty superintendent, Hon. L. X. Ii
'ucker, visited the Crescent City t.
rhool one day last week, giving to u
he visitation one whole forenoon, :
nd during which time they visited Ii
4 three departments. Before leav il
~ town Prof. Holloway expressed Z
inself as greatly pleased with +,
resent City, and which he charac- Fl
,rized as 1.-THE prettiest village in II
lorido ~ He WIS also greatly pleas- I