The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-01
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Friday from an extended visit to Dayto-
ma Beach.
Mr. Jas. R. Malcolm and Miss Malcolm,
left this week for their home at Jericho,
Long Island
Frank RhoadS has branched out as a
decorator and painter and should do a
good business.
A. L. M. Swaby and daughter, Miss
Constance, of Huntington, were shop
pers in town last week.
Miss Linda Payson left last Friday for
DeLand, where she will spend some
time on visit to the Misses Waterman.
Miss Abbiejean and Master George
Miller will return to their school duties
in Monteagle, Tenn, in about two
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. C. S. Gowen spent the
week end in San Mateo with friends,
going and returning on their launch,
Louise.
Miss Gertrude Benham expects to
leave in week or two for Monteagle,
Tenn, where she will enter young
ladies school.
Miss Fannie Butler, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Read fol
some two months, has returned TO hel
home in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Herrick expect
to leave today for their home in Attic
boro, Mass. They will be greatly
missed by Crescent City people.
Mrs. C. A. Maull and little daughter,
Lucille, returned home last Thursday
after visit of several weeks with heI
parents, down on the east coast.
Mrs. Christian of Indianapolis, who
has been spending the season with her
aunt, Mrs. C. H. Preston, is visiting this
week with Mrs. John A. Crosby at San
Mateo.
Miss Martha Norris, long a clerk in
Preston's store, has resigned 10 accept
position as stenographer with the St.
Johns Development Co. at St. Johns
Park.
Mrs. David Kinard and baby, accom-.
panied by her mother, Mrs. Dickerson
of Bamberg, S. c., arrived last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Kinard may decide to
make Crescent City their permanent
home.
The Musician Club will give an enter
tainment at the Auditorium this evening
for the benefit of the new piano. Music
al selections will be rendered, also 9
pantomime entitled ga Domestic Trag'
edy."
The Crescent City base ball team is
to be managed and captained by AIRY
Bolton, and has already began practicing
The club is going in to win games thi;
season and should be encouraged. The
club should have a better diamond ant
nearer town.
]. H. BaberS, merchant at Huntington
has constantly increased his stock o
goods and now has one of the hes
stocked general merchandise establish
mentS on the peninsula. Mr.. Baber
draws a large trade from the Fruitlant
and Georgetown sections.
L. Eaton s. Son have been awarded
the contract for the woodwork of thu
new Catholic church. The church is tt
be of brick and the bill of lading TO
this material is in the hands of Col
Graham. The brick should arrive thi
week, having been shipped from Macon
Ga.
Miss Abbijean Miller entertained ;
large party of her young friends at
Dutch supper at her home on TueSda!
evening of last week. The invitation
were pretty hand painted cards, thu
work of the hostess. The affair is SaiC
to have been one of the most enjoyable
social functions of the season.
Miss Ruby Mathis entertained at sup
per on Monday night of last week il
honor of her birthday, and also of he
guest, Miss Alma Burckhalter. TIL
guests were Misses Mary Graham, The
resa Cox, Louise Lorick, Lula Mae Hun
ter and MeSsrS. L. D. Lounds, Lloy,
Preston, Tim Allen, AIRY Bolton AM
Clifford Hunter.
C. P. Hale has purchased 200 feet OF
the east side of south Prospect stree
and running to the lake. The piece ad
Joins that recently sold by Hon. VIM
Ryan to Mrs. Agnes w. Seaton of NeS
York, and is one of the finest residenc
locations in the place. The deal wa
made through the NJ. H. Read agenc
with Hon. James r. Howe.
Miss Grace Cash gave delightfr
launch party on the launch Two 81
tiers" on Wednesday evening of la'
week. There was a large crowd c
young people in the party and Mrs. I
S. Crotty was chaperon. The night wa
bright with moonlight and the lax
smooth, adding much to the pleasure c
) the ride. Nice refreshments wer
served during the evening.
The Presbyterian church was beaut
fully decorated with lilies, roses an
other flowers last Sunday, and Rev.
P. Butler, preached sermons appropriat
to Easter both in the morning and ev'
ming. DIR. Pipe and Miss Pitts assiste