The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-30

crescent City where she will spend
some time as the guest of Miss Jessie
Burton.-San Mateo Item.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Appleby of
South Carolina are spending the Christ,
mas holidays with their father, MIR. J.
P. Appleby.
Next week will be observed as the
week of prayer at the Presbyterian
church, with services every evening ex-
cept Saturday.
Mrs. ]. ]. Horton of Attlcboro, Mass,
instead OF coming 10 Crescent City as
usual, has gone to southern California
for-the winter.
The little son born to DR.. and Mrs
Geo. c. Calhoun, on Saturday, the 18th
inst, died on Tuesday the 10th. The
sympathy of the community is with the
bereaved parents.
The Williams groves have shipped
over H. 900 boxes of citrus fruits this
season, and there is more for later ship.
mentS. Mr.. Williams states that prices
have been very satisfactory.
Rev. D. D. Dielfcnwicrth, the new
pastor OF the Howe Memorial Methodist
church will oificiate for the first time
here next Sunday. He will be welcom
ed by large congregation.
Miss Lillian NJ. AppIcby, for several
years an efficient teacher in our high
school, but now teaching in ST. Angus
tine, is spending the holiday vacation
with her father, Mr.. J. P. Appleby.
A New Years dancing party is to be
given at V. |. A. hall next Monday night,
with music by the ST. Johns Park or
cheStra. The people of the place are
invited to attend. Spectators will be
charged Is cents.
Mrs. A. w. Seaton of SaugcrticS, n.
Y, arrived last Friday and is a guest at
IGrove Hall. Mrs. Scaton purchased a
valuable residence site last winter on
south Prospect street, adjoining the
Williams grove and running to the lake
Mayor BorSon, who recently pur-
chased the Howe property on the east
side of south Prospect street, has re-
Gently sold 200 feet 10 gentleman from
Davenport, Iowa, who will build a
home thereon The property sold at
SIS per foot front.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Rowe and daugh-
ter of Attlcboro, Mass, arrived last
week and are occupying the residence
of Mrs. J. J. Horton, Central ave. and
Summit street. MIR. and Mrs. Rowe will
be pleasantly remembered as winter
visitors here several years ago.
Mrs. w. J. Norton, for upwards OF "
years president of the Ladies Aid SocIc-
ty of the Presbyterian church, has re
signed because of falling sight The Ia
dies of the society recently presented
her with a beautiful easy chair and rug
as a slight token of their esteem and
love.
The Auditorium was we'll filled last
Saturday evening, to witness the Christ
mas tree exercises of the Presbyterian
Sunday school. The children gave a
1very pretty program entitled "iow the
Brownies Fooled Santa Claus" which
was followed by the distribution OF
presents from the tree. The happiness
of the little folk was reflected in the
faces of all the adults present,
Hutto Braddock a former citizen OF
this section who went 10 Texas Som'
twenty-five years ago, has been mere
this week on visit to relatives anu
friends. He has also been visiting rel'
tiyes in other parts of the state. III
/ was the guest over Christmas OF Jamt'
lPadgett jr. Mr.. Braddock formerly
owned very pretty grove a hall,m'I'
south of Huntington.
C. A. Cheatham, the wcIl.knoWh an'
prosperoue real estate dealer oil Jackson
Vile, spent the holiday season here VIII
his uncle, Mr.. Harwood Mathis Nj
Cheatham has arranged to purchase 'h'
residence of Mrs. J. L. Maull on nor'l
Prospect street as home Tor his mo'hci
who will move here from huntington Il
a short time. Mrs Cheatham lived he ,'
in the early SOS, when she kept a small
but excellent hotel, :.
"NIiss Fearless & Co." a comedy D.
Relic Marshall Locke, author oil bIeeN'
Point" and other dramatic successes
will be presented by the young ladies' o
Crescent City, under the direclion U
Mrs. II G. Pomeroy, at V. !. n. hall OF
Friday evening, January 18th. The pia
70 o;ven for the benefit of the chape
t,nd of the Presbyterian church, an
iudgiup from the personnel of the caste
rromises TO be one OF the most enJoyaO'
entertainments of the entire season.
The civic committee of the v l. a.
of which Mrs. BorSon is chairman al
Mrs Eaton Cliff is also member uis
that property owners make an extra (
, fort TO keep their premises and me aOu
,;no streets clean. 1t is not possible IL
: the town authorities in small place an
, covering so much territory win u
. funds available, TO do all on the stree
, that is needed TO make them iooN
!. thew should, therefore the Woman
dnnnrtncnt urges that cltheI