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

! Tim Allen spent the week end !,
Palatka.
! John Van Pearse visited Jacksonville,
. on Monday.
! Miss Minnie Allen has opened dress
/ making parlors.
=. J. Hunter was a business visitor t,
Jacksonville last Saturday.
Capt. S. M. LaBree spent Friday apt
Saturday at Daytona Beach.
Miss Laura Gowing is visiting he,
niece Mrs. F. c. Babers, in Leesburg.
Miss Florence Newbold is visiting he,
sister, Mrs. E. H. Prior, in Jacksonville
Miss Helen Norton was expected to
arrive home from Philadelphia yester.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. McGrady have re.
turned from stay at Summer Haven
beach.
Z. A. Cheatham, Jacksonville real es.
tate dealer, spent Sunday in town visit.
ing relatives.
Grove Hall has been thoroughly paint.
ed during the summer, and is greatly i'm.
proved in appearance.
Mrs. w. M. Miller and little daughter
reached home on Saturday from an ex-
tended visit in Quincy, Ill. e
Clarence Mathis of Atlanta spent few
days with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
II. Mathis, the past week.
Some good rains lately have raised
the level of Lake Stella, but it is still too
low for navigating in spots.
K. Borson has fitted up the old Sprague
House barn and in which he will store
his new Rambler automobile.
Col. 6. t. Graham reached home on
Saturday from Lexington, S. c., where
he has been i'll with malarial fever.
E. V. Lunberg left on Monday to join
his family at Daytona Beach. They
will be absent about week longer.
Audley Eaton gave launch ride TO
party of young people last Friday night
in honor of Miss Blanche West of Tampa
John H. Mathis, jr., after a two weeks
visit with his parents, left on Saturday TO |
resume his school duties in Brooklyn, |
N. Y.
Miss Blanche West, charming young |
lady of Tampa, spent few days here
last week, the guest of Mrs. c. T. King.
Miss West left for home on Saturday.
Capt. S. NJ. LaBrec has decided to put
a seven passenger automobile on the
Crescent City and Junction line, and ex-
poets the machine here in short time.
Two weeks ago there were two white
barber shops in Crescent City, now
there are none. That's what comes of
trying TO make two grow where there
was scarcely room for one
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene D. LoundS, who
have been spending some time in Que
bee, Canada, where they climbed noun
aims and saw snow, are now on their
way home and are in Washington, D. C.
They will visit several points before
coming home.
The Misses Myrtle and Ruth Herlong
md Mr. Byron Herlong left on the early
rain last Saturday for Hendersonville,
\. c., at which place their mother is
low stopping. From there Mr.. Byron
1erlong expects TO take an automobile
rip as far north as in Canada.
The new Catholic church will soon
,e ready for services. The windows,
nd woodwork is all completed as so al
o is the plastering. The new altar, the
lift of the Sacred Heart Convent near
chicago, has arrived and will soon be ,
n place. Frank Rhoads is this week al
york on the interior decorationS-the
woodwork all to be natural finish. 1t is
pretty little church and adds much to {
he appearance of the south end
The question of street opening is one :
ow agitating the minds of citizens, as 1
veil as the town council, and there is
o question that some ought TO be
pened to permit the town to grow.
tut what seems more important than the b
urchase of new streets, is the taking d
ossession of those we now have. =
here are several streets laid off in the r
riginal plat of the town that have been {
coupled by private citizens for quarter t.
entury. These should now be taken y
yer and used for their original purpose +
T &C M. DlsIls1e