The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-08
Crescent City News
a Personal and Social. .
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Palatka on Monday.
w. F. 'Glynn is spending few weeks
with his brother in Saginaw, Mich.
Mrs. ]. H. Babers OF Huntington is
visiting relatives in Columbia, S. c.
E. H. Prior, of Jacksonville, spent
Sunday and Monday here with relatives.
! Kingsbury Norton is up from Jackson.
vile to spend few days with his pa.
rents.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church sold ice cream on the
Fourth.
Miss Orr, of Espanola, has been the
guest for the week of Miss Mary Ora
ham,.
Miss Addie Bailey, of San Mateo, ar
rived on the Fourth to be the guest for a
time of Miss Jessie Burton.
Mrs. Z. C. Herlong and children of
Jacksonville terminated their visit with
Mrs. V. ]. Herlong on Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. G. E. Henson and children
are expected home next week, from
long visit 10 their old home in Michi-
The baseball team isn't saying much
about the game with Hastings on We'd
nesday of last week-they lost by a close
score.
Miss Helen Norton left on the early
morning train Monday for a months
trip to Philadelphia, New York and
Mortified, Mass.
w. P. Fields of Sanford was in town
this week to take back his little son,
Clarence, who has been visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fletcher
Allen.
Mrs. F. C. Babers of Leesburg, who
has been visiting the family of her
brother, C. ]. Hunter, left for home yes
terday, accompanied by her little son,
| Frank.
Mrs L. Eaton and daughter, Mary
Alice, left on Sunday morning for White
Sulphur Springs, where they will spend
some weeks Mr. Eaton went with
them, returning the following day.
The so orange trees set out in the
Bushnell lots on South Summit street
by w. r. Saunders are doing quite well.
Mr.. Saunders has left space on which
he says Mr.. Bushnell will build winter
home the coming fall.
Grove Hall is being painted and put in
order for the coming season, and when
the work now under way is completed,
will present very handsome appear
ance. Chester Norton and Harry Cham
berlin have the painting contract
Word has come that Miss Anna Roam
will not apply for the position of princi-
pal of the Crescent City high school the
coming year, but will teach in Tennes-
see. Miss Roam has been principal of
the high school here for four years and
has been most successful.
Miss Florence Ncwbold who has been
quite ill for some six weeks, is said to
have typhoid fever. Her sister, Mrs. f.
II. Prior, of Jacksonville, has been with
her all the time, and it is stated that her
illness is not severe.
Mrs. C. H. Preston, for the past few
years in charge of the primary depart
ment of the public school, has decided
not to teach the coming year, and there
is-wide-spre regret among the people,
for Mrs. Preston seems specially fitted
for this work and has been most sue
ceSSful.
John A. Hutchinson, the fisherman,
died at his home in Welaka early last
week. Mr.. Hutchinson had charge OF
the Crescent City fish house during the
winter months and had many friends
here who are grieved TO learn of his
death, and whose sympathy goes out to
the widow and three little children.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Gowen went to
San Mateo on Sunday, from which place
they left the following morning with
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Crosby in an auto
mobile trip to Maine. They expect to
be en- route full month and are look,
ing for most enjoyable outing May