The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-09-30
a Personal and Social, .

Col. q. T. Graham has returned from
professional engagements in CoIumbi,
and Lexington, S. C.
Mrs. E. N. Maull and little daughter
Mary, of Jacksonville, are here on n yisi
to relatives and friends
Miss Francis Sackett came home thi
week from Jacksonville where she ha,
been spending some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Gowcn returned
on Wednesday of last week from yisi
10 their old home in Maine.
Misses Bowman and Brown, teacher,
in the public school, will make theiI
home with the Misses Williams.
Miss Julia Furgerson, an attractive
young lady of Seville, is the guest of hel
cousin, Miss Mary Alice Eaton.
Mrs. Williams of DeLand, who ha.
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. C. A.
Maui, left on Wednesday for her home
Mrs. Thos. N. Gauticr and son, left
of Miami, are here on visit TO relatives
and friends, and where they have host
of the latter.
Miss Daisy Brooke, teacher of the
primary department in the public school
is making her home with Rev. and Mrs,
]. H. Davis.
Miss Agnes Paul of Charleston, S. c..
most attractive young lady and a sister
of Capt. D. ]. Paul was a guest with hcl
brother at Grove Hall over Sunday.
Miss Lille Knight, daughter of Capt
]. Fl. Knight of Summervillc, S. c., is
in the city on visit 10 her sister, Mrs
Jesse Mccormick.
Mr.. Allen w. Watts and Miss Annie
Oreanor Thomas of this city were mar
ried by Rev. ]. II. Davis of the Mctho.
dist church last Sunday.
Albert E. LoundS has accepted pc
Sition as prescription clerk with the
Clay County Drug Company at Greer
Cove Springs and left last week to take
up the work.
S. o. Chase of Sanford, member o.
the fruit distributing firm of Chase &
Co. was a visitor in the city last week
on an inspection OF the firms grove
properties here.
The public school opened with q
large enrolment of pupils on Monday
with Prof. Hull of Apopka as principal
Miss Jane Bowman, assistant, and Misses
Brown and Brooke.
Miss Ruth Herlong left last week fol
Marion, Alabama, TO continue her music
al studies, and where she had been of,
fered the position of assistant musical
instructor in JudSon college.
Capt D. ]. Paul, long an officer OF
the steamer Crescent, is now first officer
of the Steamer Attoquin which is on
the CreSccnt'S run during that steamers
detention for an ovcrhauling in Jackson,
vile dry dock.
Miss Elsie Padgctt left on Tuesday to
enter Tohn B. StctSon University, De
Land. AS an honor pupil in the gradu,
ating class of Crescent City high school
last spring, Miss Padgctt was awarded
scholarship in Stetson.
The colored fishermen arrested by
Deputy Sheriff c. ]. Hunter last week
for fishing in Lake CScScent, were con
victed before Justice Marshall at Palatka
last Friday. The case, however, was
appealed to the Circuit Court by J. Z.
Mccoy for whom the men were fishing
Harry Appleby who has been at home
on visit left Monday TO resume his
work on the Florida East Coast cxtcn'
sion at Long Key. He says that he likes
the work and his looks certainly show
that il agrees with him.
County Engineer Ensey is this week
engaged in surveying the county road
from Satsuma flights TO Crescent City, a
large part of which the trustees Tor
county bonds assured the News will be
hard surfaced,
In. Gallagher, agent for the Cable
Piano Co., who was drowned at Day
tona Beach last Sunday, was well known
here, where only recently he sold Seve
raj pianos. His tragic death is deeply
deplored.
Chas. D. and Walter S. Adams leading
real estate dealers and capitalist OF LOUIS
vile, KY, who have purchased the Iano'
of the Crescent Timber Co. extending
from Denver 10 Lake George, and Who
expect TO COLOMBO the property, Speh'
dav or two at Grove Hall this week
With them were Henry A. Guthrie also
of Louisville, who will have charge o.
advertising the property, and Arthur f.
Gibson, of Jacksonville, who is making
MANY photographs for use in the compa
nv,s literature. There is much linz
land in the property which these gen
tlemen have acquired.
The death of Mr. J. L. Torrey WhoS'
illness was noted in this department
came suddenly before the paper was IS
sued but it was after the Crescent City
nage was printed that the sad ncw'
reached this office Norce Oh IL
death was therefore printed on Inc / 4
Iatka local page. The death OF 'n''
aged man is distinct loss TO the place
and il will be many day before INT