The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-02-08
r Personal and Social. 9


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Stephen Turner was among the
Monday visitors to Palatka.
Miss Williams and Miss Bessie A.
Williams visited Palatka on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mcclellan of
Portland, Maine, are guests at Grove
Hall.
The brick for the new Central ave-
nue. sidewalk extension to the west
end has arrived.
Miss Kate Crawford of Daytona,
came last Friday for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. w. r. Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira G. Pratt and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Kreuter were re-
cent visitors to Daytona Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hurlbut and
Miss Hattie S. Holabird of Lynn,
Mass, are among the late arrivals at
Grove Hall.
The lot recently purchased by Z.
A. Pratt next north Of his residence,
has been newly fenced and set out in
orange trees.
New cement walks are improve
ments recently added to the cottage
grounds of DR.. H. f. johnson and
Ira &. Pratt.
Miss Mary Burton, a daughter OF
John Burton of Pasco county, arriV-
ed on Monday for a visit in the fam
iIy of her uncle, Major j. Il. Burton
Mr.. and Mrs B. b. Harris have
moved into the small house on Mark
ct street, opposite the Payson MILL
Mr.. Harris is the head sawyer at the
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clay of Nor
folk, Va, arrived on Saturday for
stay at Grove Hall. Mr.. and Mrs
Clay spend their summers at Camp
Rich, near Milton, Vt
The fine varieties of oranges and
grape fruit for which Crescent City
is famous still continue to go for
ward to New York and Boston ana
are bringing fancy prices.
Rev. Geo. H. Ward is spending the
week in Jacksonville, where as
member of the standing committee
of the diocese he is examining candl-
dates for ordination.
Miss Spencer of New York and
aunt, Mrs. X. Hollwegs, and her
cousin, Mr.. J. f. Baker OF East
Fishkill, n. Y, guests at Grove
Hall, spent last week in Jackson
vile.
The attendance at the Episcopal
church last Sunday morning was
large, Rev. G. H, Ward, the rector
holds service each Sunday morning
here and at Huntington in the al
ternoon.
w. d. Benham arrived from Sa-
vannah last Friday and gives us the
good news that he has come nome TO
stav. Mr.. Benham has been work
ing in Savannah for the past six
wears. All are glad to have him
back.
Rev. Mr.. Darwood, a Presbyterian
minister from Starke, will occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
next Sunday, both morning and eve
ming. It'll understood that he comes
to see the place aud to preach with a
view TO call to the pastorate'
Miss Florence L. Boardman OF
Greensboro, Ala, a sister OIL oui
townsman, r. l. Boardman, arrived
last week for n few weeks visit WIN
her brother, and other relatives ana
friends. Miss Boardman is guest
at the home of Mr.. r. 0. Burton
Rev. DIR. Fl. c. Haydn of Cleve-
land, Ohio, occupied the pulpit OIL
the Presbyterian church last sun
day morning, and Rev. G. b. her-
cheval, of the FruitIand Methodist
church, in the evening There were
large congregations at both services
Robt. F. Hubbard, Thos. H. Stryk-
- Mr. T,edvard arrived last
week and are at Mr.. Hubbard's home
.Oakwood" four miles north OF town.
,fossrs. Hubbard and Ledyard VIII
stov hut a short time, but Mr.. Stryk-
~ main some weeks, and Will
probably stop at Grove Hall after his
triands leave,