The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-18

ne local supply OF turkeys Tor
Thanksgiving, as usual is short, and
many will be obliged to forego this
delicacy.
An automobile agent from Gaines.
vile is here with sample machine
looking for customers, which he will
probably find.
The Cone house on Summit street
should be completed before December
first, and it is understood has already |
been rented.
The Crescent left the lake last Mon
day morning with over 1900 boxes of
citrus fruit, most of which was con.
signed to the New York market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira C. Pratt of Cropsey,
ILL.,, arrived on Thursday of last week
and are again in their pleasant cottage
on Summit street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. T. Darling of Daven-
port, Iowa, arrived on Saturday last and
are settled for the winter in the Benham
house on south Prospect street.
Miss Helen Tillinghast has been
spending week or more in Savannah,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Pier
pont, and viewing the great automobile
races
Miss Lulu Mae Hunter was confined
to her home most of last week with
severe case of la grippe. Miss Hunter
is the chief clerk in the Mathis store
and her place is hard one to fill.
Geo. w. Pratt of Peoria, ILL.,, is spend
ing short time with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira C. Pratt He will be pleas
antly remembered as visitor here Tor
the season some three or four years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe D. Smith returned
Hast Thursday from a pleasant summers
outing at Mr. Smiths old home, Smith
town Branch, Long Island, and are
again in their pretty bungalow home On
south Prospect street.
]. A. Shogren of Jacksonville arrived
| in the city Saturday evening TO accept
the local agency of the Beach x Miller
line, made vacant by the retirement OF
Mr.. Brewer. Mr.. Shogren is married
man and will have his wife with him in a
few days.
Services were held at the Baptist
church last Sunday with preaching by a
minister from DeLand. The same
minister will probably occupy the pulpit
next Sunday. And it is understood ne
will entertain a call 10 the regular paste
rate.
Mrs. Shaw has leased her barber shop
TO young man from the north VINO
will conduct the shop at least through
the winter. He is white man and oil
pleasing address. He should have a
good business.
Mr.. Brewer, for the past two monlhS
local agent for the Beach & Miller line,
resigned last week to accept Inc 'ra'el'
ing authorship of the Central oil 1eor'
ola Railway. Mr.. Brewer was very
pleasant gentleman and made hoS'S oi
friends during his stay here, who regfe'
his departure.
The Ivory cottage on Market street
wos sold last week TO Mrs. NJ Alice
lanes late of Minnesota, who will take
immediate possession. The conSldera
tion was 81, 400, and the deal was made
through the NJ. II. Read real estate
agency. Mrs. James, who has been mere
some weeks, has been living in Inc Jea
cottage on Main street.
The new sand-clay road now Deihs
constructed south Of town by Con'fa'
tor lanes Padgett, jr. is moving lotwai'
rapidIv. 1t will make a grea' u'',''
ence in travel as soon as the Ioau .. :.
comes packed. The new ROAD Deu
Q feet wide and slopes from the cen'''
II will not hold water. Looks 10 u
like good work or
The DIR. Jenkins grove, late the PROF
of NIessrs Cook and Middleton an
n near the Junction, was last week sold D
Is NJ r. Read to James E. Bartlett oil Vt
d ao,nr III MIR, Bartlett and family nav
- hoon here some weeks and have bee
'. living in the Jeal cottage on Nam Stree
10 Il ;s his purpose to erect residence 0
re his newly acquired grove property d.
re- sides the grove this property con'ail
C. come fine hammock land .uncleared an
all told contains 27l acres. 1t is one
u the best pieces of property IN 'n'S %
n ton. ~
NJ II Read has sold the grove OF Hol
VIM RYAN near the Junction 10 MI
- H Henderson of England nc s,1'
a =. ~, acres in fine trees and
ono Of the choicest properties IN u u,
.o",ior There is a good house on Il
ds ~locc MIR. Henderson has been ne ne
ed conc weeks, the guest OF Mr. ana VI :,
of ! A, Cowburn. 1t is said he VIII t,,i u
a., nedi,tely send to England for his lan, !,
on - nepding repairs on the house at "
,er - 80 viII live in the Phillips collage
ire E po1t street. Mr.. Henderson vls, u
lc- rarA S'i.C 40 no wears ago, a
all Ibis IS his first return visit since y =
X time. Once a man visits Crescent '''a% y
F, ,be impressions he obtains, stick ,n .;,,.,
may never come back but nc A"'
. want TO,