The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-29
a Personal and Social. .

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K.M White. has been spending the
week in Tampa.
Mrs. Heule of Pomona was visitor in
town last Friday.
X. Borson visited Palatka and Jack
sonville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Harper visited
Jacksonville this week.
Lawton Bell OF Nashua was visitor
in town on Thursday last
Mrs. J. L. Burton, who has been quite
i'll for past two weeks, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Card of St. Johns
Park have moved into the Gilbert cot.
tage.
Mrs. Ellen Garner of Fruitland was on
shopping trip to town during the past
week.
The Crescent City baseball club was
to play at Leesburg yesterday, and in
Palatka tomorrow.
Miss Lillian Appleby expects to leave
early in August for visit with friends
and relatives in South Carolina.
ChaS. F. Johnson of Jacksonville was
a business visitor in town last week and
saw many of his old friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. C. Calhoun re-
turned on Saturday from weeks visit
TO their old home in Seville, Ga.
Miss Addie Grace Waterman OF De-
Land, has joined her sister, Miss Hilda,
as guest of their aunt, Mrs. A. B. Tor
rey.
The Sprague House is becoming quite
popular as a place for families to take
Sunday dinner. Some rs dinners were
served there last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill have started to build
their cottage on south Summit street.
During its building they will occupy the
rooms of Mrs. S. B. Shaw.
The R. o. Burton house and the
Catholic church have been at stand
still because of inability to secure plaS-
terers.
The white fly is spreading over the
down town district the pest is Matching
now and if you will shake your orange
or umbrella trees you can see them.
Wallace Harp is going to open an ice
cream and soda water stand the first OF
the coming week. Such a stand should
prove profitable from the start.
The Mathis Mercantile Co.'S sale
which closed on Monday last was pro-
nounced success; Mr.. Mathis sold the
goods, and the people who bought are
satisfied with their bargains.
Mrs. ]. F. Rhoads has purchased the
cottage now occupied by the family OF
R. o. Burton and which she has occu-
pied for so many years. The deeds for
the property were filed for record las
week.
Fred Hubbard is at his old home in
East Tennessee and is said to be quite
we'll again. His host of old friends here
are rejoiced to hear of his restoration TO
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van PearSe, who
recently returned from the west, are
preparing to build home at ST. Johns
Park. Pending the construction OF their
home, they are guests at the Sprague
House.
C. Oliver Chamberlin has left Tulsa,
and is now located at Sapulpa, Oklaho-
ma, where he is engaged in the hotel
business, at the Hotel Lee. He likes
the place, which he says is growing
rapidly-the principle industry being oil
wells.
The new home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Lorick on lakewood Ave. is nearing
completion. II will be large and most
conveniently arranged home, and de-
cided ornament to this pretty street.
Mr.. and Mrs Lorick will probably not
occupy their new house under six weeks.
Her F. Babers shipped 1900 crates OF
peaches from his orchard this summer
The crop netted him 30 cents per crate.
Mr.. Babers was offered SIPS per crate
for them on the trees, but he is not
wasting time with regrets-sO cents is
pretty good for side crop.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene D. Lounds write
friends here of the good times they are
having in New York. They attended
the Hutchinson Hawkins wedding al
CITY Island on Wednesday of last week.
From New York Mr.. and Mrs. Lounds
expect 10 leave this week for Canada.
Mrs. S. B. Shaw left for the north last
Monday morning 10 be absent about two
months. The News made a mistake
last week in Mrs. Shaw's destination;
instead of going to the c. A. Pratt
home, she goes TO the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Ira Pratt, in Illinois.
Aid. w. B. Campbell has just had the
city pound rebuilt and ii might be
good idea If the marshall would make
special effort TO enforce the ordinance
against hogs running the streets. They
have already done considerable dam