The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-01-25
9 Personal and Social. G


j. p. Warn of Fruitland was Wis
itor in town last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barker have
gone to Daytona for a visit.
Mrs. H G. Hubbard visited Jack
sonville on Friday and Saturday last.
Mrs. j. c. Grimsley and the child
rem will 90 to Savannah i'll the
spring.
Mrs.,L. Eaton spent several days
in Pomona last week, the guest of
Mrs. Holmes Erwin.
The Illinois club met at V. [. A.
Hall last Friday evening. The club
is to hold meetings every second
week.
Mrs. j. G. Grimsley entertained
the Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byteriau church on Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. Susan M. Capron and Mrs. F.
I. Bragg of Mansfield, Mass, lire
among the latest arrivals at Grove
Hall.
Dr.. &. f. Sprague has been APP
pointed district deputy grand
master of the Masonic grand lodge
of Florida.
Mrs. S. l.. Benham left on Friday
of last week for St. Augustine, where
she will take treatment for II time in
Dr. Worley's hospital
Mrs. Cornelia Lyon and Miss Lyon
arrived last week from Detroit,
Mich, and are again at their beauti-
full winter home for the season.
+ w. A. Sturdy of Grove Hall went
to Jacksonville last Friday to meet
his son and daughter, who expect to
spend Some time with him here.
Mrs. Wallace B. ClOre and her
three little children of PittSburg,
Pa, arrived this week for long
visit with her parents, Rev and Mrs
6. H. Ward.
L. A. Hurlbut has refused an offer
of 81 "a per box for some 500 boxes OF
oranges of the Harris Late variety.
And, mind you, this two weeks after
the freeze
Friday afternoons session Of the
publcschool was devoted to me-
mortal service to Gen. Robt. e. Lee
with appropriate readings from his
life and work.
Mrs. w. S. Pine and her guest,
Mrs. Blake of Boston, were in town
last Saturday. Mrs. Pine reports Sc
rious damage to their orange crop by
p the Christmas freeze.
f. S. Cone is early in the market
with a large line of spring dress
goods, ladies waists, etc.. seVer"l
large boxes of which arrived last
week and are now on display.
Cant. J. l.. Howell, superintendent
= of the Hodges & O'Hara logging ope-
rations at New Ruin, visited Palatka
on Tuesday. Capt. Howell recently
moved his family from this place TO
a home built Tor him at the camp oS
the company.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church is preparing to give supper
and sale at V. /. A. Hall on the even
inc of Tuesday, February 18th Be
\ sides u fine supper the ladies Will
- h.va.a fine showing Of aprons ana
fancy articles for sale. The supper
will he 35 cents, but it is the purpose
: of the ladies to give spread Ul'"t
viii he worth more than double that
money. Remember. the date
Mr. and Mrs. John Mccormick OF
Nrou, York who spent last week at
Crnva Hall, left on Friday for Mas
lnn bahamas, and Cuba MI NC
II Tar,ricl, is the senior in the Ne"
n (r,.I. frnit commission house OF NC
,, Cormick, Hubbs q Gu. ana MS 10,
,Saa ,.oe to inspect the 80 acres Oh
! m ',r,y property the firm has under ,5 e,
= hIti,.ti,n On leaving he stated 10
v tHa Nsws that he had been surprised
y -, tha small amount of damage uon'
&, ~ frnit here by the recent colu
err " g' tha milk of which he considers
to " n,arl,ptabIe. While here Mr. INC. Nc
{, ,e Cormick gave orders for ier'i''1i"s
his grove property