The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-27
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been visiting in Palatka.
DR.. ]. E. Miller the dentist writes tina
I he will be in Crescent City soon.
Miss Roam entertained the Christian
/ Endeavor society last Friday evening
Capt and Mrs. R. c. Ivory have beef
spending the past week in their cottage
here.
Master Frank Babers of Leesburg i
here on visit TO his aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Hunter.
Mrs. E. H. Prior and children of Jack
sonville are here on visit 10 her sister
Miss Florence Newbold
II L. A. Hurlbut has been shipping seve
raj hundred boxes of oranges of the
Harris Late variety during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Pierre Ravens O
Jacksonville spent the week end il
Crescent City, Mrs. Haven's former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Herlong of Jack
sonville have been on visit here for 9
few days, and during the serious illness
of his father.
The colored Methodists of the place
held district conference here during
the past week, with many visiting min
listers present.
Several families here complain they
were overlooked by the census enume.
rator. Such carelessneSs is inexcusable
in the town limits.
The first carload of peaches to reach
Jacksonville this season was shipped
from this place via Huntington and
reached its destination on Monday.
Miss Ruth Herlong, who has been a
student in Judson college, Marion, Ala
bama, has arrived at her parents home
here.
B. F. Tillinghast and Chas. A. Gowen
were the Crescent City representatives
at the meeting of the Horticultural So
ciety in Orlando last week.
Mrs. J. Fletcher Allen spent few
days last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Perry Fields of Sanford Master Clar.
ence Fields came home with her.
Mrs. Chas. Peacock and little daughter
of Cochrane, Ga, were the guests OF
their cousin, Mrs. Capt. S. NJ LaBree,
over Saturday and Sunday.
Hon. Robt. w. Davis of Tampa was
in the city last Tuesday to speak in the
interests of Senator Taliaferro's re-elec-
ton. But slight notice of the meeting
had been given.
J James Padgett, ST., has SO far recover
ed from his recent serious injuries-re-
ceived in a runaway accidents to be
able to be out again. Mr.. and Mrs. Pad
gett attended church last Sunday, where
they received the congratulations of
their friends.
Mrs. L. Eaton has returned from WIS.,
it of three weeks with her sister, Mrs.
R. F. Adams, at Palatka Mr.. Eaton,
Miss Mary Alice Eaton and Mr.. Audley
Eaton went TO Palatka Sunday in the
latter's launch and brought her home.
Mrs. Eaton is said to be some better
Rev. DR.. S. B. Rogers of Gainesville,
Secretary of the State Baptist Associa-
ton, preached at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning and evening, at the
morning service dedicating the church,
now free from debt. The Methodist
and Presbyterian churches joined in the
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hurlbut moved in
to their new and magnificent bungalow
home last Saturday and are fast getting
settled. They will leave for Norwich,
Conn, today accompanied by Miss Mary
Haake, but will return to occupy their
new home early in the fall.
The Methodist District Conference
will meet with the Methodist church
here on June Sth and continue over I'M
til Sunday the 18th. Many clerical and
lay delegates will be present and an in
tereSting series of meetings will be held.
Later the News hopes to print a full
program of the meetings.
Quite a number of ladies visited Pa
latka last Monday night TO attend the
commencement exercises of the Palatka
high school, and in honor of one of the
graduates-Robert Hutchinson, formerly
of this place, and who had attended the
school here all but the last year. CreS-
cent City people will not lose interest
in this deserving young man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buck left for their
home in Philadelphia last Wednesday
and where they will remain until the
| first of November. Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
have been spending many seasons in
Crescent City and have beautiful or
ange grove. They are among the earl
lest of our winter residents to arrive in
the fall and the last to leave in the
spring. Their coming is always Joy to
our people and their going fills us with
with regret
The Crescent City base ball club went
to San Mateo on Friday of last week,
where they were entertained at picnic
and where they played games with both
the Hastings and San Mateo clubs, win
ming both games. Quite party of
young people went with them and all
enjoyed the open hospitality of the San
Mateo people. The club has played
four match games so far this season,