The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-26
q Personal and Social. ..


Rcubin Kirkland left on Monday for
Jacksonville where he has secured EN-
ployment.
Miss Lucy Chambcrlin spent last Fri
day and Saturday in Palatka, the guest Of
Miss Annie Bruce.
Webb Chambcrlin left on Friday OF
last week for Mortified, Mass, to re,
sumo his school duties.
H. c. Fuller of Detroit, Mich, is here
on visit TO his brother, w. H. Fuller,
and may settle in Florida.
Miss Helen Norton returned on Thurs
day last from six weeks visit with
friends in Philadelphia
Mrs. L. Eaton returned last Saturday
evening from an extended stay at White
Sulphur Springs and at ValdoSta
The Epworth League connected with
| the Methodist church holds meetings
each Sunday evening, with a growing
attendance.
Mrs. w. C. Norton left on Friday of
last week for an extended visit at the
home of her father at Hamburg on-the
Hudson, N. Y.
Rev. Father Barry of Palatka was here
last week arranging for the finishing
touches on the interior of the new
Catholic church.
Col. Geo. T. Graham expects TO leave
early the coming week for Columbia,
S. c., where he will be engaged during
the term of court.
w. r. Saunders carried boat load OF
excursioniSts TO Palatka on Friday of
last week to witness the execution of
the negro murderer, Dargan.
Wallace Harp opened his ice cream
parlor and soda water stand last week
and is now regularly in the business.
He has a very fine fountain.
Rev. R. N. Cate who is still in east
Tennessee, is said 10 be improving quite
rapidly. AT latest report from him he
had gained 20 pounds in weight.
Capt. S. M. LaBrcc has finally ar
ranged for the purchase of passenger
automobile on the Junction run, and the
machine was to be here this week.
Word was received here on Friday of
last week of the death of Miss Prevatt,
for the past 10 or p years poStmiStresS
at Seville, and lady very highly es-
teemed by all our people.
Miss Lucy Gautier has arranged to
build house on her Summit street lot,
much of the material being taken from
her parents old home north OF town.
Geo. Jeal is doing the work
K. Borson went to Palatka on Monday
to bring back his new Rambler Model
So touring car, and which owing to the
condition of the roads he expected TO
have to ship by boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene D. Lounds are
now on their way back, and during the
past week have been the guests of Miss
Alma Burckhaltcr at Aiken, S. c. They
will make several more stops before ar
irving home next week.
The baseball club were all Prepared
for a return game with the LeeSburg
team last Thursday, but just at the last
moment got a telegram saying they
could not come. On Saturday another
game between the local team and the
club from ST. Johns Park failed because !
of heavy rain.
The past month has witnessed consid-
cradle rainfall in this section, probably
more than during August of any year in
the past four The orange crop, while
not so large as last year, by fully one
third, is nevertheless developing well.
Some groves are showing a large
amount of fruit from June bloom.
Probably the most important real eS-
tate transfer made in this place in many
wears was closed this week, and where
nv K. Borson secures S35 feet on south |
Prospect street and running TO Lake
Crescent The property was purchased
of Hon. James R. Howe OF Brooklyn
N. Y, through the M. H. Read agency
in this city. The land purchased by
Mr.. Borson commences with the south
line of MIR. C. Lyons place and extends
S35 feet along Prospect street. 1t is one
of the most slightly lake front properties
here, and ideal for residence purposes
II is understood that it is Mr.. Borson's
purpose to erect handsome residence
on part of this newly acquired property
When you yawn a good deal in the
DAYTIME, feel dull, achey and want TO
stretch frequently it is an unmlstaka'
HE symptom of malaria, and unless You
40 something at once you are booked
for n smell of chills. HERBlNE is a
chill medicine that will prevent or cure
the disease. 1t drives ont the impurl-
ties on which the malarial germ
strengthens the liver and
cIeanses the bowels. Price 5Oc. sofa
bv Ackerman-Stewart and j. h.
Haughton.
FOR SALE - Lady Thompson and
Klondike strawberry plants, also SEED
Potatoes, Rose No. 4. Enquire OF David