The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-11
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a Personal and Social. F.

Palatka on Tuesday.
Mayor Borson made business trip TO
Jacksonville on Monday.
Kingsbury Norton of Jacksonville
spent Sunday here with his people.
VIM. c. Norton of Grove Hall was a
business visitor to Palatka on Monday
Judge ]. L. Burton and K. NJ. White
were among the Monday visitors to Pa
latka.
w. F. Glynn is now engaged in ship
ping some 1900 boxes of late Valencia
oranges.
Mrs R. F. Adams of Palatka has been
spending some days with her sister, Mrs.
l.. Eaton.
Harry Chamberlin is the pleasant and
accommodating clerk at Grove Hall-a
natural boniface.
Chas. ]. McGrady of St. Augustine
spent Sunday with his brothers on the
ola nome plaCe.
H. C. Fuller of Detroit, Mich, is here
on a visit to his brother City Tax Col
lector w. II. Fuller.
Chas H. Curtis returned last Thurs
day from stay OF some three months
al his old home in Moline, Ill.
Rev. John H. Davis and Mrs. Davis,
with her sister and children, left on
Monday for a trip to Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hurlbut, with their
guests, MeSdames Church and John,
were visitors to Palatka last Monday.
Mrs. H. G. Hubbard went over to St.
Augustine on Monday TO enter her little
daughter, Alice, in St. Josephs convent.
DR.. S. E. Whitney of Detroit, who
has been a guest at Grove Hall for some
two weeks, left yesterday for Winter
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, Miss Coleman
and Mr.. Bookwalter returned last week
from a pleasant trip down the east coaSt
as far as Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Newbold have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
housekeeping in Mr. Newbold's home
on North Prospect street.
Miss Theresa Cox, an attractive young
lady of Goldsboro, N. c., arrived here
last week to be the guest for several
weeks of Miss Mary Graham.
w. A. Kirkland, one of the leading
men and an old settler of Fruitland, was
in town last Saturday, a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ], Fletcher Allen
The woman's guild of the Episcopal
church is going to give supper fol
the benefit of the church on the nigh
OF the 10Th inst. at V. |. A. hall. Bear il
in mind.
"Broken Arrow is the title OF g
thrilling drama to be presented here to
morrow by the Phillips Dramatic COM
pany in canvass theater. Said 10 be {
good show.
Rev. A. Chandler of this place ha'
been appointed pastor of the A. M. E
church at Titusville Rev. Chandler
is one of the worthy colored men o
Crescent City, and has a promising fu
ture before him in the ministry.
Messrs. Carrier and McKinlock have
made arrangements to engage extensive
ly in the chicken business, and are fit
ting up the island in Lake Stella for
chicken farm. Mr.. McKinlock has de
cided to spend the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Cobb of Albany
n. Y, among the oldest and best know
of our winter guests at Grove Hall, art
leaving this week for Green Cow
Springs, where they will spend a few
weeks before going TO their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wells of Littl,
GeneSee, N. Y, regular and most popu
lar winter visitors at Grove Hall, whc
have been here some four months, lei
last week to spend a season at WeirS
dale, Fla, before returning TO thei
northern home.
Mrs. ]. F. Rhoads gave dinner part
TO some IS ladies one day last week il
honor of her guest, Mrs. H. L. Tebbet
of Lynn, Mass. The guests were moStl
t old friends of Mrs. Tebbets, who som
years ago was prominent as Socia
leader in Crescent City.
Mrs. S. B. Shaw is showing an cspe
t cally attractive line of Spring Millinery
I including both trimmed and untrimme
E hats, together with all that is latest an
I best in flowers and other trimmings
: Her dry goods stock also contains a
especially pretty line of new wash dre'
.. goods.
A series of revival meetings will BIZ
gin at the Methodist church next SUI
= day. The sermons next Sunday will b
by either Rev. Howard Dutill of Palalll;
e or Rev. Mr.. Williams of Jacksonville
editor of the Florida Christian Advocate
e Rev. Mr.. Dutill will remain through til
following week, preaching each ev,
ming.
James Padgett, jr., killed monstt
- wild cat in the scrub country over ne;
Huntington last Saturday morning. M
Padgett just wanted little sport, so b
i. got up long before day, mounted h
horse and with a horn called Col. CIR
hams dogs to his assistance and starte
out. The cat was found a little befol
It seven o'clock. This makes the thin