The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-11
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DR.. and Miss Johnson were visitors to
Palatka last Monday.
Messrs. Carrier and McKinlock visited
| Jacksonville this week
Cyrus Bullock of Onset, Mass, is a
guest at the Turner House.
Miss Anna Bruce of PaIatka has been
the guest OF Miss Lula May Hunter
Mrs. Sprague and Mrs. Rudolph
Kinard visited Palatka early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tweedale of
Port Chester, N. Y, are guests at Grove
Hall.
Mrs. E. r. McFarlan of Cincinnati,
Ohio, is stopping at Grove Hall for a
time.
James R. Hill was laid up large part
of last week with severe attack of la
grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Curtis OF Palatka
were the guests of Mr.. M. H. White
over Sunday.
Miss Fannie Butler of Onset, Mass, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Read
for the season.
James, Padgett ST. has purchased the
Ira c. Pratt residence next door to the
old school house.
James w. Long the west-end mer-
chant, is getting ready TO erect an addi-
ton to his store building.
| Col. Geo. T. Graham left on Satur
day to fill week or more OF profes-
sional engagements in South Carolina
Albert A. Meyer, representing the
Philadelphia fruit commission house,
spent some days at Grove Hall last
week.
The Southfield Bible Conference be-
gins its annual session at the Auditorium
two weeks from tomorrow, Saturday the
Goth inst
Miss Blanche Gowen has returned
from Atlanta, and expects to remain
with her parents through the balance of
the season.
Mrs. B. w. Damp of Albany, N. Y, is
again at Grove Hall after an absence of
several years, and many old friends are
pleased to see her again.
Mrs. Christian OF indianapolis, Ind,
was expected here this week on
months visit TO her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Coward are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of another boy at
their home. Little fellow was born
Saturday night, the 5th inst.
J. L. Coward and Will Allen visited
Palatka on Saturday last to take the ex-
ANIMATION required before being ap-
pointed census enumerators.
Hon. James R. Howe, late member
of congress from Brooklyn, N. Y, and
a large owner of Crescent City real es-
tate, is expected in the city in few
days.
]. H. Mathis, Jas, Padgett, jr., George
Neal, ]. E. Lorick and C. C. Mathis
went up to the Haw Creek country one
day last week on deer hunt. They
got one.
Rev. D. Spencer, for many years a
minister of the Missionary Baptist
church residing in this section, last Sum
day morning united with the Presbyte-
rian church by letter.
M. H. Read has purchased of F. S.
Gone the vacant lot at the corner of
Central avenue and Summit street. This
gives Mr.. Reed two very desirable bust
ness lots in the best part of town.
Quite number of Crescent City peo-
pie will attend the bridge opening
celebration and barbecue on the I'D
inst, and it is more than likely that an
excursion will run on that day.
Neil Twoomey's dramatization of St.
Elmo, the southern novel by Mrs. Au-
gusta ]. Evans, will be presented at the
V. |. A. Hall on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of next week,
the 18th, 10th and 18th inst
Rev. Mr.. Jones is holding evangelis-
tic meetings at the Baptist church this
week, services being at 8 and Z p. m.
daily. The service last Sunday evening
was a union meeting of the Baptist,
Presbyterian and Methodist churches.
The United States surveyors are now
in the Haw Creek section surveying a
route for the proposed ship canal from
Haw Creek 10 Ormond. James Padgett,
jr., of this place is acting as pilot for the
crew.
w. H. Sample of Albany, and Geo. E.
Benedict of Nassau, N. Y, both old
time winter visitors, arrived last Satur-
day and are again at Grove Hall for the
balance of the season. Their coming is
a great pleasure TO the people here.
Miss Mary Graham entertained de-
lightfully at a dinner party on Saturday
last, the following young ladies being
present: Misses Lula May Hunter, An
ma Bruce, Ruby Mathis, Louise Lorick
and Miss Efiord of South Carolina, the
guest of honor.
DR.. Ellen Lowell Stevens will lecture
at V. |. A. Hall tomorrow Saturday.
evening on "Hygenic Living and Pre-
vention of tuberculosis" DR.. Stevens