The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-01
e Personal and Social. .


the air.
Mrs. w. b. Clore visited Palatks
on Monday.
Frank Gautier is away this week
on his real estate business.
A little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Smiley last Saturday.
Henry Hutchinson spent Saturday
and Sunday at home with his family.
Will NJ. Miller went to jackson.
vile on business early in the week.
OF course the Presbyterian supper
on Wednesday night was we'll pat
ronized.
Miller's store has already given
away nine or ten talking machines
to customers.
There are quite number of ducks
on the lake and sportsmen are bag
ging quite few.
Miss Jessie Burton spent several
days during the past week with
friends in Palatka.
Miss Johnson of Chicago arrived
last week on visit to her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. johnson.
Mrs. Joe Harp was quite i'll all Of
last week with pneumonia, but at
last accounts was improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Herrick of
Attleboro, Mass, are among the
more recent arrivals at Grove Hall.
G. J. Smith, the well-knOwn Pa
latka jeweler, and NJ. d. Armstrong,
were guests at Grove Hall one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clay of Nor
folk, Va, popular guests for several
weeks at Grove Hall, left for their
h )me on Monday.
viii Newman has built very
pretty gasolene launch which was
launched last week. He will have it
for pleasure purposes.
Miss Boardman has returned to
her home in Greensboro, Ala, after
a pleasant visit of several weeks with
relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormick of
New York spent two or three days
here last week, on their return trip
from Cuba and the Bahama Islands.
Miss Mamie Simpson formerly of
this place is assisting Miss Emma
Tucker the evangelist, in a revival
at Perry. Miss Simpson leads the
singing.
Mrs. Slocum of Chicago, who is the
guest of Mrs. Frank Gautier, has
been spending the week sight seeing
at Jacksonville, st Augustine and
Daytona.
J. B. Studstill returned on Satur-
day from several weeks spent at a
mill camp in st. Johns county. He
says that he prefers Crescent City
and will not go back.
Miss Spencer and her aunt, Mrs. K.
Hollwegs, and her cousin, Mr. j. E.
Baker, guests at Grove Hall, are
spending the week at st. Augustine
and other east coast resorts.
Mrs. T. S. DeVeau and Mrs. Payne,
with the latter's daughters, Mes
danes Gould and Thompson, return
ed from their sightseeing trip down
the east coast last Monday.
Capt Ivory went TO Palatka last
Tuesday with his gasoline launch
and with him were Mr.. o. Pierre
Ravens of Jacksonville, Mrs. E. ID.
Lynch and Miss Ethel Lee.
Report has it that Mrs. w. S. Pine,
who lives some two miles west OF
Huntington, has been quite serious
ly i'll during the past few weeks, and
her many Crescent City friends have
been quite anxious concerning her.
S. H. Redding of Onset, Mass, re-
turned Friday from a trip of several
weeks to Orange City, Lake Helen,
DeLand and other points south, and
on Monday left for st. Augustine.
Mr.. Redding expects to start for his
home in Massachusetts in few
DAVIS, but states that several others
will come with him to Crescent City
next season. He is one of the puF-
,basers of the orange grove block OPP
posits Mrs. c, Lyons home, I.