The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-06
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kOWh idot Eliddys
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Fuller returned
last week from stay of several days a
ST. Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaman of st. Augustine
were the guests of Judge and Mrs. ]. l.
Burton last week.
Il Mesdames Jones and Meier of Fruit
land were among the shoppers in town
from that section last week.
Mrs. Cheatham and Miss Corrie
Cheatham of Huntington were visitors
in town one day last week.
Mrs. Spearing and friend, Mrs. Barnes
of Jacksonville, were the guests for sew
eral days of Mrs. T. c. Darby.
Robert B. Smith, popular guest Of
the winter at Grove Hall, left for his
Long Island home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Borson royalty enter.
tanned party of friends with launch
ride to Palatka on Tuesday of last week.
Roy Sails an attache of the Sprague
House during the past winter, has re-
turned to his old home in Bushington,
Vermont.
Ben F. Wade of Palmetto has been in
town shaking hands with old friends
who remember him as one of the old
guard.
Col. Geo. T. Graham has returned
home from Columbia, S. c., where he
has been engaged in the trial of law
cases.
| Mrs ]. H. Bunker left last week for
her home in Springfield, Mass, after a
pleasant stay of several weeks at Grove
Hall.
Mrs. J. H. Babers of Huntington and
her guest, Miss Margaret Bradt of Green
Cove Springs, were among the visitors
in town last Friday.
w. H. Sample, one of our most popu-
lar winter visitors and a guest for the
season at Grove Hall, left for his home
in Albany, N. Y, last Saturday.
Pastor Davis of the Methodist church
makes special request that there be a
full attendance of the membership at
the service next Sunday morning.
Harry Powell, foreman at the Preston
Miller Co. factory was called to his
home in Tennessee last week owing
to the serious illness of Mrs. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Hale and Mrs.
Rich left on Monday for Daytona Beach
where they will spend some days before
returning to their home in Denver,
Colorado.
Miss Louise Lorick, who has been
visiting friends in Indianapolis, Ind, for
the past three weeks, is now visiting
relatives and friends in Trenton, S. c.
Mrs. Phillips is still criticallyill and
confined to her bed. To move her
causes intense suffering. There is gen
eral sorrow over her misfortune and the
accompanying pain.
Mrs. V. J. Herlong arrived from At
lanta last week, Thursday, and the family
are now occupying the Hawkins resi-
dence on Park street which Mr.. Her
long recently purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell and Mas
ter Billie closed their pretty cottage here
for few months and left Sunday for
their summer home at Oak Tree, n. ].
They were to sail from Jacksonville on
Monday.
Mrs. L. Eaton and her guest, Mrs.
Fargo of Macon, Ga, left last week for
Palatka, from which place the latter
went to her home, Mrs. Eaton will re-
main sometime with her sister, Mrs. r.
F. Adams, in Palatka.
Next Sunday evening the local
churches will unite in union service
at the Auditorium, when the meeting
will be addressed by Rev. Mr.. LovelesS
of the Florida Anti-Saloon League. II
is likely that large audience will be
present.
Under the supervision of Aldermen
Campbell and Turner, much has been
accomplished in the matter of new
she'll sidewalks during the past week.
The walks are little hard on new kid
shoes just now, but they will soon be-
come smooth-the walks, not the shoes. |
The Crescent City base ball team
went over TO ST. Johns Park last Satur-
day afternoon and played game with
the club at that place. The score stood
20 to 0 in favor of the Crescent City
boys. Tom Squires catcher of the ST.
Johns Park nine had his thumb broken
during the game. A large crowd went
over from here to see the contest.
James Padgett ST. whose injury from
runaway accident was recorded last
week is still in weak condition. The
injury TO his shoulder seems the worst,
and it does not appear to mend. No ac-
cident in late years has been more gen
orally regretted than the injury to this
big hearted man whom all know.
Chester Norton and Webb Chamber |
lin, two of Crescent City's bright young
men, and students at Mt. Hermon col
Iege, Mortified, Mass, arrived home
last week. Both have "made good. in
their college work and the people of
their native town are all proud of their
achievements. May they continue to
increase in learning and become powers
for rood in the land