The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-04
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James Z. Harper was visitor to Pa
latka on Monday
r. P. Wakeman OF Southport, Conn
is guest at Grove Hall.
Work on the new Catholic church i
expected TO commence soon.
Miss Louise Gowen is organizing 9
dancing class for the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Patrick of Burling
ton, VT, are among the recent popular
arrivals at Grove Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Williams chartered
the launch ST. John and gave an excur
sion party to Palatka last Saturday
Mrs. S. B. Shaw's store building has
been freshly painted and its appearance
thereby greatly improved. Paint de-
notes prosperity.
Mrs. DR.. F. C. Granger of Boston ar.
rived last Thursday to be the guest for
some time of her brother, Rev. E. P.
Butler, at the Presbyterian manse.
Mrs. Abbie ]. DeVeau and her niece,
Mrs. Thompson of New York, have gone
on trip to Tampa and Cuba, and will
return by Miami and the east coast.
Mr.. Ellie A. Hunter of Espanola, and
Miss Eta Z. Stone, who lives few
miles south of Crescent City, took out a
license to marry in Palatka last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Reynolds of Oak Hill
have been spending the week here in
attendance upon the Southfield Bible
Conference, and are guests at the Tur-
ner House.
MIR. and Mrs Paul N. Goodrich of
Boston, who were here some years ago,
expected to visit Crescent City this
week, coming over from Daytona in
their automobile.
Florida oranges are now outSelling
the California fruit and the price of the
former is steadily advancing in the New
York market. One brand of Floridas
sold as high as So. 50 per box last week.
l.. r. Hawkins, general freight agent
of the Beach & Miller line, is taking a
vacation of several weeks and Traffic
Manager Tom Clark is managing the
freight business during his absence.
DR.. S. E. Whitney, former promi-
nent educator of Detroit, Mich, is
spending some weeks here, guest at
Grove Hall. Prof Eugene Whitney,
his brother and of the same place, spent
and Sunday here.
DR.. and Mrs. F. C. Grace, and Miss
Grace of Davenport, Iowa, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. +.
for several weeks, left on
Monday for Palatka 10 take the famous
river trip. They will then
spend some time in Daytona.
Rev. Geo. w. Jenkins, is now pastor
Of the A. NJ. E. church at ST. Petersburg,
Before entering. the ministry Geo. .Jen-
kins was one OF the most reliable col
ored men here. Since entering the |
ministry he has advanced rapidly, being |
now one of the most influential mem |
barS of his conference
VIM. Cullyford, retired hotel man |
now living in Detroit, Mich, is stopping |
for time at the Southfield hotel. Mr.. |
Cullyford was an intimate friend of the
late James A. Close, S. w. Goodale |
Judge VIM. D. Williams and other men
prominent in Crescent City in former
day and who died, leaving the impress
of their lives and work on the town.
r. o. Burton has laid out the grounds
for a new Two story residence on Sum-
init street in the pretty half-block of
oak grove that has long been his prop
erty. The house will face the east, and
Will Uc oil OludluSht W 'hat piStty pant
Of the town. Mr.. Burton expects to
commence building operations in
very short time.
Mr.. o. NJ. Newbold and Miss Ella B.
Norris of this city were united in mar
'iage at the Presbyterian manse last Sun
lay shortly after noon. The happy
couple left on the afternoon train for
,rief honeymoon trip. Both parties TO
he marriage are highly esteemed young
people of the place and the best wishes
If host of friends will follow them
through life.
The Lake Como Dramatic Club, com.
'osed of many of the prminent winter
-isitorS to that pretty little lake town,
ave a highly entertaining minstrel
how at V. |. A. hall last Friday night.
The attendance was good, considering
hat the event was not advertised, and
he people here are sure that the Como
Club is bunch of clever ar
ISIS who would find it easy TO get a
ouse full on a second visit.
A series of special revival meetings
viii be held at the Howe Memorial
IethodiSt church commencing on Sun
ay the 18th inst TO continue 10 days or
lore. The preacher for the occasion
1ill be Rev. Howard Dutill, pastor of
/. James Methodist church, Palatka,
ne of the ablest men in the Florida
IethodiSt Conference. Rev. John H.