The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-09
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James Padgett sr. was business yisi.
tor TO Palatka last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Harp and chill.
dren visited Palatka last week.
The new steam laundry hopes TO be in
full running order by the 18th inst
Mrs. T. c. Darby has returned from
visit of several days in Jacksonville.
DIR. D. E. Holman of Attleboro, Mass.
is one of the more recent arrivals At
Grove Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, IT.,
of Palatka spent the week end with their
aunts, the Misses Williams.
Mrs. ]. X. Hill and her grand daughter,
Miss Wilson, and Miss Mary Alice Eaton
visited Palatka last Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Waybright who is supplying
the Baptist pulpit is student in John B.
Stetson University DeLand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bartlett and two
children are now living in the cottage of
Mrs. Rhoads on North Summit street.
Messrs. D. S. and C. A. Hogan of
Marion, Ind, are again at Grove Hall
for season, having arrived last week.
Clay Cradle of Sarasota is here on a
visit TO his mother, Mrs. J. l.. Burton,
and will stay some two weeks or more.
John Mccormick, senior member of
the firm of Mccormick, Hubb & Co.,
New York, spent feveral days here last
week, a guest at Grove Hall.
Mrs. w. ]. Pierpont, who has been
visiting friends and relatives some two
weeks, left for her home in Savannah,
last Wednesday.
Capt. John D. Pigue has just COM
pleted repairs TO the launch Bull Frog
which has been on the ways at his dry
dock for some time.
w. B. Shotwell has completed a very
nice job of staining on the residence of
the Misses Williams, one of the first
houses erected in Crescent City.
Miss Myrtle Herlong and her little
niece, Louise Mathis, spent several days
in Jacksonville last week. They went
to see the production of "Ben-Hur" at
the Duyal Theater.
Mrs. Henry G. Hubbard and little
daughter, Alice, and her brother, Mr..
Fred LASER, of Detroit, Mich, arrived
last week and are at their home for the
season.
Rev. Edw. F. Ley, presiding elder of
the Methodist Episcopal church south,
preached at the Howe Memorial church
last Sunday morning, and following the
sermon administered the Holy Com
munion.
MIR. w. A. Sturdy and his daughters,
Mrs. Emily V. Elliott and Miss Alice w.
Sturdy, of Charley, Mass, arrived last
week and are temporarily quartered at
Grove Hall. Mr.. Sturdy has leased the
Pierpont residence for the season.
Miss Grace Cash and the Misses But.
Ter and Hubbard attended the entertain
ment at Pomona last Friday night, re-
naming till the following day, Miss
Cash as the guest of Mrs c. H. WorceS'
Ter and the Misses Butler and Hubbard
as the guests of Mrs. c. c. Middleton
Miss Vetta Lewis of Sylvania, Ca,
who has been the guest for several
weeks of Mrs. X. BorSon, left for her
home on Thursday last Mrs. Borson,
and her cousin, AIRY Bolton, accompa-
MED her to Jacksonville, where all saw
the "Ben Hur" performance at the Du-
val Theater.
The trustees OF the Presbyterian church
have decided to proceed soon with the
erection of chapel in rear of the church.
The chapel is to be used for the Sunday
school and Christian Endeavor society
and for the weekly prayer and other So
cial meetings of the church.
The last preaching service for the
present conference year at the Methodist
church will be next Sunday at II a. m.
The pastor is anxious that all members
be present, and extends cordial invita-
ton TO ALL Mr.. Davis is just closing MS
second year as pastor.
Rev. Father Barry OF Palatka will hold
yesper service with sermon at the Catho,
lie church next Sunday evening at
O'clock This is the first Sunday service
in the new church, and ii is expected
that all of the Catholic faith will make
it a point to attend
1t is reported here that Mrs Susie ~
R;tch of Rochelle, n. Y, is soon TO be-
come the bride of her brother-in-law'
Capt. Silas Ritch of Port Chester, conn
Mrs Ritch is daughter of the late Mrs
In A. CARL, and was for many winter
seasons a popular leader in the social liie
of Crescent City. 4,
We hear good news from the ST. John'
Park church. This is new charg'
made possible by the generosity OF the
81 Johns Park Development Company