The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11
Crescent City News
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arrive this week.
Mrs. Capers has been spending the
week in Jacksonville.
Col. Geo. T. Graham is at Lexington.
S. c., on law business.
Mrs. c. T. King has Joined the choir
of the Presbyterian church.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira C. Pratt of Cropsey,
ILL.,, are expected in few days.
Mrs. J. l.. Burton who has been seri-
ously ill for some weeks, is reported as
improving.
A. P. DeWolf and w. S. Newbold
were visitors to Palatka the early part
of the week.
]. E. Lorick returned on Saturday from
a three weeks visit TO his old home in
South Carolina
l.. A. Hurlbut was quite ill several
days last week, but is now out again
anu otSauiy liuplOFluS.
Rev. E. P. Butler, Miss Butler and her
guest, Miss Edith Hubbard, visited Pa
latka on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Herlong of Jack
sonville came up on Sunday to spend
couple days With Mr.. Herlong'S mother.
L. A. Hurlbut has sold his crop of
round oranges and tangerineS to Mr.. Nye
of Orlando. Mr.. Hurlbut will ship his
grapefruit.
Arthur F. Lane was over from Hunt
ington on Tuesday. He has only recent
ly returned from a summers visit in
Massachusetts,.
DR.. H. E. Johnson and Miss Johnson
of Fairbury, ILL.,, returned last week and
and again at their winter home here for
the season.
Geo. S. Crotty is building up fine
trade in his 'SealShipt" oysters. When
you buy these oysters you buy nothing
but the solid meat.
MesdameS l.. A. Hurlbut and c. H.
Preston will go TO Ocala next Tuesday
as delegates TO the State Federation of
Women's Clubs from the v |. A. of
this city.
The Crescent has been carrying out
quite a large amount of fruit from the
Mccormick & HubbS, the Williams, and
the Glynn groves during the past week.
These shipments are mostly of grape
fruit and the earlier varieties of round
oranges.
w. !. Braddock of DeLand was in the
city few hours Saturday evening. Mr.
Braddock quite recently gave up the
railroad agency at Huntington and sold
his pretty home there in order TO live in
DeLand, the home of Mrs. Braddock' S
parents.
Rev. Mr.. MeginniS OF New York has
been engaged as rector OF the Church of
the Holy Comforter EpiScopaD and ii is
expected will arrive in time to hold his
first service on Sunday the 10th inst.
Rev. Mr.. MeginniS will also supply the
church at Huntington.
Hon, lanes r. Howe of Brooklyn
who has sold his real estate interests to
NJ. H. Read, will not necessarily lose
interest in the place for which he has
done so much in the past. MIR. Read
tells us that he will continue to make
short annual visits, and the News knows
of no one whose coming could give
more general pleasure 10 the people.
A.E. LoundS who has been supplying
a temporary vacancy in the Clay County
Drug Store at Green Cove Springs, fin
ished his work there last week and came
home for few days before going TO
Sanford where he has accepted a posi-
lion as prescription clerk in a leading
drug house.
r. C. Middleton of Longs Station has
purchased new touring car automopi'e
of the "E. M. +. 3O' pattern and arrive
here with it Saturday. The machine
was purchased at Gainesville and MI
o,d Mrs Middleton came through from
that place with 1.-THE first trip oil al
automobile over tine new Dunn'S CTeeN
bridge from Palatka TO this city Inc
auto. is a very pretty one.
MIR. and Mrs. C. T. Darling OF Daven
mort Iowa, who have leased the Benhan
} residence on South Prospect street lo'
the winter months, are expected mere
tomorrow. 1t will be remembered ina
Mr.. Darling only recently purchased wv
: feet on the opposite side OF the S'Fee
! and running to the lake. 1t is proDaD''
: that during his stay here this winter III
= will make arrangements to build a VIII
+ ter home on this property.
The ladies of the V. |. A. are arrang
> ing to give Peasant" dance hahN'
giving evening to which all will be IN
vi,ed TO come in peasant costume M
rangements will be made to care l Sn, a.
who NAV only wish to look on. liner
will be grand march at s o'clock; inc
interesting peasant dances The geneI,
In ho * cents, with Is cenI