The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-04-19
; Personal and Social. e
Observation-Disclosures


Mrs. NJ. Stewart of Toronto, Car
ada was at Crescent Inn last week.
Miss Anna Roane visited friend
in Palatka last Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Emily Horton closed her win
ter home last Friday and is now il
Attleboro, Mass.
A. E. Lounds entered the Southern
College of Pharmacy last Monday
for a two-year course.
H. Winde and wife of Boston were
among those who left on Wednes-
day for their northern homes.
Oranges and grapefruit are still
be shipped from Crescent City and
are bringing good returns.
Jas. Bradshaw and bride, of Pier
son are spending their honeymoon
with Capt. and Mrs. Jno. Pigue.
Mesdames Erwin, Waldron, Peck
and Middleton and Miss Fiske repre-
sented Pomona here last Friday.
Mrs. G. w. West who has spent
some time at Grove Hall left on
Wednesday for her home near Bos-
ton, Mass.
A. H. Harris and family who have
occupied the Chamberlin house left
for their home at Providence, r. l.,
last week.
Ivan F. Waterman has been select.
ed to represent Stetson University at
the Students branch Y. M. G. A. con-
ference at Asheville in June.
w. A. Sturdy of Attleboro with his
son and daughter returned to Massa-
chusetts last Wednesday after spend
ing the winter at Grove Hall.
The brick side walk being laid
from Lake Stella towards Lake Ores
cent on Central Ave. is completed
except from the V. I. A.hall to Sum-
NIT st.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Williams, Mrs.
w. D. Williams and Cardell left
Saturday for their New York home.
They will be with us again in the
early fall. The Williams grove is
one of the finest looking groves
around Crescent City.
r. H. Stryker of New York left
Monday fer a week at Seabre eze.
He will spend some time in Crescent |
City before returning to his northern
home. Mr.. Stryker is one of our
best known winter residents and we
hope he will come earlier next win
ter.
d. S. Poser, general agent for the
Union Central Life Insurance Co., at
Ga, has been renewing
old acquaintance in this part of the
country for few days, Mr.. Poser
was here during the days of '04 '05
md remembers Crescent City in its
palmy days. He is accompanied by
=. n. Peevey, also of Savannah.
William MacRow who came from
Ontario, Can, died at the Sprague
House last Tuesday evening, and
was buried in Eden cemetery Wed
nesday afternoon Deceased was
a bout fifty-two years OF age aud has
been around Crescent City for four
years, part of which time he worked
for DR. G. f. Sprague but for the past
two years had been employed about
the stables and grounds of Capt. }.
P. Hawkins.
The ladies of the V. I. A. will give
an entertainment at the hall this
friday evening April 18th, the
same TO be termed japanese Eve
ming. Many Japanese celebrities
will be represented, Japanese songs
will be sung, and all who attend are
promised an evening of much pleas
nre. japanese Tea will be served.
Everybody go.
Announcement is made from New
York of the engagement of Miss
Florence Jones and Mr.. David CARL.
Both are well known winter visitors
10 this place. Miss Jones is a young
lady of great beauty of person and
character and is highly accomplish +
ed. She is the niece and heiress OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert. Mr.. David
CARL is rising young attorney OF
the metropolis, with offices at ~
Broad street. He is graduate OF ,
the literary department of John b. {
Stetson University and the Column
,ia Law school. His many friends
lere ioiu with the News in extending
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