The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-06-17
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Charlotte, \. c. last Monday.
Lound's drug store is advertising ;
! special aale of desirable goods at cost.
The new Catholic church is ready TO
the roof. 1t will be a small but nea
edifice OF brick.
Rev, and Mrs. J. c. Dorward are now
settled at Jewett, \. Y, where Mr.. Dor
ward has a pastorate.
| DR.. G. L. Calhoun has fine horsC
and buggy, which arrived last weeb
from his old home in Georgia.
Mrs. W. B. Shotwell and children are
planning a trip to South Carolina, where
they will probably spend the entirt
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Williams and Mis-:
Cardell Williams left on "Wednesday
last for New York. They will spend
the summer at some mountain resort.
Henry S. Mckenzie and his sister, Miss
Belle Mckenzie, and their little niece,
Eifie Appleby OF Palatka, have been the
guests OF Miss Lillian NJ. Appleby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Norris have
moved from the j. W. Long house on
Central evenue to the Deaton cottage on
the lake front.
The Palalka Junior baseball club
came up here on Wednesday of last
week and played losing game with the
Crescent City Juniors. The Crescent
City team won by a score of is TO 5.
Rev. ]. W. Hypes has organized a
Methodist society al ST. Johns Park.
Services were held there last Sunday by
the presiding elder, Rev. E. S. Ley.
Mrs. G. T. Graham and Master Ben
who have been spending some three
weeks visiting at their old home, Lex,
ington, S. c., are expected back this
week.
E. D. Lounds and his brother, Albert
E. Lounds, who but recently graduated
from the Philadelphia college OF Phar.
macy, visited Jacksonville this week 10
attend the meeting OF the State Pharma.
ceutical Association.
Rev. E. P. Butler went to Sanford 10
preach last Sunday, and the pulpit OF the
Presbyterian church here was supplied
in the morning by Rev. Mr.. Blackman
of Jacksonville. There was no evening
service.
Mrs. Orr and daughter, Miss Jennie
Lou Orr and, NIattox Orr, who have re-
sided here for the past winter, have
moved over TO Espanola, where Mr..
Orr is engaged in business. The peo
I pie here are all sorry to have them go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvenor Gautier Of
Miami, who have been visiting Mr..
Gautier's parents, were planning TO leave
on Wednesday for southern California
where Mr.. Gautier has been offered Z
paying position, and where he will I'm
doubleday make good.
Mr.. and Mrs James Edward Loricb
have issued invitations to the marriage
Of their daughter, Martha Louise, to Mr.
Lloyd Carlos Preston, the wedding tc
take place at their home, on lakewood
avenue, Wednesday evening OF next
week, the I'D inst, at o'clock. The
groom is the only son OF Mr., and Mrs
| c. H. Preston and has spent nearly hi
whole life in this city. He is engaged
with his father in the department store
business and is making good in ever!
way. The coming bride is the eide
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorick and i
one OF the most attractive young ladie
in this place, charming in manner ant
popular with all whose good fortune
is TO know her. The ceremony will b.
performed by Rev. f. P. Butler OF thu
Presbyterian church, in the presence o
a large gathering OF friends.
Rev DR.. J. P. Hilburn, presi dent o
Southern college at Sutherland, Fla.
was among the more prominent clergy
men in attendance upon the Methods
District Conference held here last week
This is my first visit to Crescent City,
said Dr. Hilburn TO the News, but
hope it will not be the last. You have
pretty town. Nature has done more 10
it than any other town in Florida
Chief among its attractions are thes
beautiful oaks growing in the streets
One gentleman here tells me that som
OF your town councilmcn have been tall
ing OF cutting some OF these trees.
am sure that would be a most seriou
mistake, and one the people woul
never cease to regret. When any on
talks of cutting out any of your tree
Just quote him a verse OF 'Woodma
Spare That Tree. "
In the death of Mr. V. J. Herloni
noted in last weeks issue OF this pape
OTcSCCnl lily lOSSS 4 IItlEGH NAOi ia
5 he been permitted to live, would hay
T. proved an ardent and devoted friend {
the place. Mr. Herlong has lived
r. Florida much OF the time for the pa
p years, during which time he has bee
engaged in the sawmilling and railroa
construction business. He had dete
mined to retire from active business an
>, had selected Crescent City as a perm
nent home, only recently purchasir
the J. P. Hawkins block and residenc
{ The family had only got settled in the
new home when the head Of the fami
was removed by death. Mr.. Herlong
survived by his wife, five sons and thrt
y daughters. The funeral occurred fro