The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-13
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Allen Long visited his brother il
, Daytona last week.
Another pleasant dancing party a
V. 1. A Hall on Thursday evening.
James G. Lyon of New York is
guest at Grove Hall.
Lounds has II new Crescent City
postal card views not heretofore
seen.
DIR. f. w. Warren of Palatka was
called here twice last week to visit
patients.
Mrs. l.. Eaton spent last week in
Palatka and st. Augustine. returning
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coward are
rejoicing over the birth of little
girl, last week.
Egbert Eaton, a nephew of l..
Eaton, arrived last week and expects
to spend the winter here.
James Padgett jr. and o. NJ. New
bold have bought over 10 car loads
Of oranges for Pittsburg, Pa, house.
w. A. Kirkland of Lake Margaret
spent Saturday and Sunday here the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Hunter.
The town tax books are now open
/ for the payment Of town taxes at the
home of w. H. Fuller, the collector.
Mrs. F. J. Fearnside Of Palatka
spent a good share of last week
here, the guest of Mrs. w. A. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Il. Read spent
most Of last week in Jacksonville,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Icen-
hour.
Hon. B. F. Tillinghast left Satur-
day for his home in Davenport, Iowa,
much to the regret of a host of
friends.
J. Oliver Macdonald of Paterson,
n. j., former popular winter guest
at Grove Hall, is now at Melrose for
the winter.
Chase & Co. have already shipped
from this place some Is car loads of
oranges, grapefruit and tangerines,
and are still at it.
Rev. DR.. r. L. Honiker, a former
popular pastor of Palatka, spent last |
Friday and Saturday here, the guest |
of his old friend, ]. P. Appleby.
Frank Long has opened meat
market in the west end, next to his
fathers grocery store, and will keep
fresh meats constantly on hand.
The Margeram grove next south of
Mr.. Hurlbut's, has quite a good crop
of fruit this year. This property has
been under the care of James Cow
ard during the past year.
DR.. Dunshee is now at Asheville,
n. g. Mrs. Dunshee will give up her
house at the beginning Of the year,
it is understood, and board until the
doctors return.
The rain early in the week put
back orange picking and this means
much to those buyers who have
bought crops with the understanding
that they were to be shipped by the
10Th.
Mrs. H. A. CARL and daughters,
Ritch, Harrington and ,
Williams arrived from New York on
Thursday of last week and are again 5
located in their delightful :
winter home.
The third meeting of the Shake
'peare class, which the ladies of the !.
'. /. A. are interested in this winter, d
will be held at the home of Mrs. K. v
3Orsen next Monday afternoon, the 3
9Th, at 3 o'clock
Miss May Crosby of San Mateo and S
he Misses Baker and Pendelton of b
Jaime who are spending the winter "
t San Mateo, were the guests of 7,
Irs G. A. Gowen over Sunday and D
Gonday last, as was also Master
.alph Crosby.
Miss Maxine Young who has been
le guest of her aunt, Mrs. L. Eaton, G
nd of her grandparents, Hon. and pi
Lrs. j. H. Harp, for the past several 1t
eeks, has gone to Palatka, from -"
hich place she will soon leave for ~
sr home in Abel, Ga. -
''Dee-lighted, said Capt. S. NJ Ct
aBree, as he paused in the work Of 81
nstructing runners for the Gondola tn
listen to the patter of rain upon 81
e roof. The captain needed rain Al
his business, as the water in Lake Ia
ella was SO low as to render navi- te'
tion almost impossible. va W.
James L. Harper, son of Town ~,
trshal K. j. Harper, and who has
IN machinist in the Z. S. navy for
past four years, has arrived in n
state Oh a vacation aud is due IN,
re this week. During his absence MP,
: Harper has been in the Phillip usI
IS and in Chinese waters much of bar
I. time. His old friends here will ist
pleased to see him.
:. D. Terry, for the past Is years feo
engineer in the employ of the
ach d Miller Line of st. Johns
'er steamers, and for 10 years last and
/ enpineer of the stenlner Crnn- ban