The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-09-02

q Personal and Social, .

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Mrs. J. c. Grimsley spent the early
days OF the week in Palatka.
Wallace Harp has purchased a lot in
the old CARL block of +. S. Cone.
DIR. Geo. C. Calhoun spent Saturday
and Sunday at his old home in Georgia
Miss Maxine Young of Valdosta is
here on visit TO her aunt, Mrs. L.
Eaton.
The steamer Crescent expects TO 90
on the ways for general overhaulinq
in few days.
Harry Chamberlin left on Monday
for Tennessee, where he will attend
school.
The waters of Lake Crescent are now
fully two feet higher than at anv time
during the past summer.
Mr.. Hills new cottage in the Crescent
Hill subdivision snow going up rapidly.
1t will be very pretty cottage.
Mrs. Mary Scott Miller returned last
Thursday from a trip to Monteagle,
Tenn, where Miss Abbiiean and Mas
ter George are attending school.
Tom Russell returned from PaIatka
on Tuesday of last week suffering from
an attack of dengue fever but is now out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Stephenson and
daughter have recently moved here
from the north and will live on the
place of Mrs. M. S. Miller.
Jesse Mccormick the baker has gone
into the wood business as a side line
and is prepared TO deliver it cut TO stove
length in strands.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Norton will cele-
brate their Goth wedding anniversary if
they live until October, and both are in
their usual good health.
w. r. Saunders has pretty new shell
walk in front of his property on Summit
street. His premises is among the neat,
est and most attractive in town.
Mrs. Geo. S. Croty and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, left on Monday for Jack
Sonville, where they will remain several
weeks visiting relatives.
Mayor BorSon'S new Rambler Model
50 automobile arrived this week, having
been brought up from Palatka on
lighter, 1t is magnificent machine
The Crescent City base ball club has
been invited to play an exhibition game
on the Palatka grounds next Monday
Labor Day-and will probably accept
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Darby returned |
last Sunday from an extended visit in
Waynesville, N. c., Mrs. Darby having
been absent since the early summer and |
Mr.. Darby for the past month.
A game of base ball between the home
club and the club from Omega, which |
was to have been played here last Satur
day afternoon, was called off because of
inability of the visiting team TO reach |
here.
Wallace Harp'S new ice cream and
soda water parlor is attracting quite a
patronage. The place is neat and attrac-
tive, and the soda fountain one of the
finest in the state. The parlor had a
good trade on Saturday.
Capt. Dunbar PAUL. and Harold Wood
ward have been shipping large quaint
ty of peat from the works OF the Ores,
cent company across the lake, and
which they flowed on lighters 10 Palatka,
where ii was loaded in cars. Their
shipments up TO last Saturday amounted
TO some 21O tons.
Mrs. Fred Andersen and Miss Sarah
Andersen are at Scabrccze, whittier they
went on Wednesday of last week. Mr.
Andersen accompanied them TO East
Palatka and saw them aboard the train
1t is hoped that season of rest at the
beach will do Mrs. Andersen world of
good.
Rev. and Mrs John H. Davis returned
on Friday last from an extended visit
with relatives in Kentucky. Last Sun
day Mr. Davis held his quarterly meet
ing service at his Wclaka appointment.
Regular services at the Crescent City
Methodist church will be resumed next
Sunday. There will likely be a large
attendance.
Rev. f. P. Butler and Miss Butler who
have been spending the past two months
at their old home in Massachusetts,, are
due to arrive here today or tomorrow,
and unless word comes TO the contrary
il is expected that services will be re-
sumed at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday with Pastor Butler occupying
the pulpit both morning and evening.
Rev. Father P. Barry OF Palatka was
in town Monday arranging for the dedi-
cation of the new Catholic church. If
the arrangements can be completed the
dedication will take place next Monday;
If not the dedication will take place on
Monday, a week later. 1t is a very
pretty little church, and il is hoped that
there will be good congregation pres
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