The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-14

in the ST. Augustine public school.
Maj. J. L. Burton has sold his orange
and tangerine crop in bulk on the trees,
and will not be obliged to tackle the
shipping problem.
Rev. E. P. Butler visited the Prcsby-
terrain church at San Matco last Monday
on business connected with the PreSby-
terry of Eastern Florida.
Mrs. S. B. Shaw has returned from an
extended visit in Illinois. On her way
down she purchased a fine stock of
millinery and fancy goods.
The Epworth League Of the Method
isl church will now meet each Sunday
evening at o'clock instead of every
other Sunday evening as formerly.
Arnesa, the 14-year old daughter of
Jake Amos, one of our best known and
generally respected colored men, died OF
typhoid fever on Sunday night, the I'd
inst.
Henry BabcrS an employee of the Dut'
ton Phosphate Co. at Gainesville, was
here few days lately on visit TO his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Babcrs, Of
Huntington.
Frank Gautier has decided to go on
the road for the E. o. Painter Fertilizer
Co., and we congratulate the company
Frank Gauticr can sell fertilizer or any
other old thing that he undertakes.
Victor Carrier returned last week from
an extended visit in the New England
states, and is now ready to handle his
,orange business, and prepare for a new
crop.
Chase & Co.'S packing house at The
junction was opened on Tuesday ant
shipments of grapefruit began under th'
supervision OF their local superintendent
]. B. SILVER.
Glen w. Hack, representing Chase .
Co., spent several days here the pas
week in the interests of his company
which will handle large share OF TIT
fruit of this section.
Commission men and orange buyer
are on hand interviewing our growers
The former talk big prices, while IN
latter, of whom there are not SO many
are not quite so optomiStic.
Albert E. Lounds came up from Greer
Cove Springs and spent Sunday at hi
old home, returning TO his work on III
early train Monday. He is well please
with his work in the springs city.
BE. Tillinghast has given an orde
to w. B. Shotwell for the building oil
roomy gasoline launch, and from
model prepared by an expert IN III
line of work.
1t is understood that Her F. BaberS WI
take charge of the Citrus Exchange paci
ing house this season, doing gehel'
packing for Independent shippers
we'll as handling exchange fruit.
MIR, and Mrs. w. C. Cartledge
Huntington, who recently returned lroI
their wedding trip to Washington l
c., and Chicago, were in town las. %
urday greeting friends. They are il'll
in the Andrews home at Huntington
Mrs. w. D. Benham has rented h
home on South Prospect street ior u
winter season to Mr.. and Mrs DARN
of Davenport, Iowa, friends OF MI al
| Mrs. TilIinghaSt, who will be their III
door neighbors'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cone of ChicaG
are here ON visit to their parents Y
and Mrs. F. S. Cone MIR. FRANK "
and family spent year or more mere
the early COS and will be pleasantly
membered by all old citizens Inns
Mr. Cones first visit 10 his parents IN
years.
Cbas B. Morrow has sold his en'
) crop of fruit on the trees Tor the ~
sum of SS,75O.OO. The purchaser
Mr. Nye of Orlando, who Will oco'
the association packing house al
junction. Mr.. Moro WIS crop is eS'ln
{ cd At from 5000 to 1000 boxes
l Rev. G. H. Ward, who has D,
spending the summes in northern N
/ York, returned last " eek ieellns IN
improved in health. Mrs. Waru'
has been spending til e summer with
= SON and daughter, rel urned on Sa'u[I
r ,So f;r.t inst All ar c glad to see tn
a good people at home again.
;. AN. Kendall has decided to eng
! in the laundrying bu Siness ana 10
!; end has arranged TO h ave erected a pu
: inc near his home. When conip''
, he will fit il with the machinery n'e
: TO do first-class steam laundry,ns' ="
+ inc a speciality of far nily Washing
5 mems shirts, collars nd cuffs ana
# mems fine white dresses Shlr'T W.,
). o,o ne we'll as lace c urtainS' cue
d is no doubt of the net d o, SUE ,La,
: terprise, a nd the New believes .1' u una.
Il people of. Crescent CT ty VIII I, SUPP ~
in way TO make It pro''''ON
l. Kendall,