The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-18
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Hall.
y The steamer Crescent is still carryin.
out large number of oranges from tbi
point and they are good ones, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gowen of Attleboro
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C
A. Gowen.
The st. Valentine Day entertainment
announced for V. l. A. Hall last Mon
day night was called off for obvious
reasons.
w. S. Newbold spent Monday in Pa.
latka. Mr.. Newbold says he has a fine
lot of oranges of the Harris Late variety
which he expects TO ship the coming
month
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Mason and Mr.,
and Mrs. Lee E. Cole of Davenport.
Iowa, arrived on Tuesday and will be
the guests for some time of MIR. and Mrs.
b. f. Tillinghast.
Mrs. Bunker of Springfield, Mass, who
has spent several seasons here, and is
well remembered as talented elocution-
lst, expects to arrive abont the first OF
March for stay of some weeks.
The new Borson house on Prospect
street is now we'll advanced. II will he
one OF the prettiest homes in town. The
mouse is to be occupied by MIR. C. T.
King, cashier of the Bank of Crescent
City.
Phillips Cash, who has been very seri-
ously ill with pneumonia, is now well on
the way to recovery. He was a yerv
SICK young man for two weeks, but
skilled treatment and careful nursing
coupled with strong constitution helped
him through.
Samuel E. Meals new house on Sum-
NIT street, little south of the Methods
church, is now nearly completed. 1t is
a neat two-story structure and will make
a pleasant home for some one. II is in
the growing part of the town and on the
highest point of land.
DR. and Mrs. w. A. Brewster of Hast
ings, and who formerly resided here,
are the proud parents of twins-a how
and a girl-born at $50 a. m. on St
Valentines day, last Monday. A card
from DIR. Brewster says that 'mother and
babies are doing fine"
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres.
oyterian church are making arranpe.
nents to give supper and candy sale in
V. l. A. Hall on the evening of We'd |
,esday the 23d inst to which all are in.
'ited. This society pledges 500 each
'ear for the PASTORS support and it is
o assist in raising this subscription that
he supper will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Margerum, Miss
largerum and Miss E. G. CorIiss of
Philadelphia arrived on Thursday of
lSt week and will spend some time at
'roVe Hail. MIR. Margerum has owned
rove property in Crescent City for
lany years, but has been only an infre-
uent visitor. His old friends are glod
} see him again.
Judge ]. L. Burton has been ouite III
'r The past ten days, much of which
me he has been confined to the bed
or several days he suffered great pain.
ut at last reports he was better, His
lends hope 1t is no more than a severe
use OF la grippe and that he is now on
lie road to permanent recovery.
Miss Cleo Pitts, pianist assisted by Mr.,
Iarner, violinist, and Mr.. Pipe, vocalist,
i'll give. "a musicale al V. |. A. hall next
onday evening at s o'clock. Mr.. War
er' the violinist, is from St. Johns Park.
IL are accomplished artists and
ost enjoyable evening is assured all :
no attend.
Rev. Mr. Jones, who has been holding
interesting and profitable series of s
Vivai meetings at the Baptist church c
some ten days or more, brought the :
Getting 10 close on Wednesday. He 4
a forceful and eloquent preacher and
e attendance at the daily services was
rye. No doubt great good will result
om the meetings.
The orange trees in the post office
ock as we'll as those on the opposite
ie OF the street, and on which whitefy
IS seen last season, were all SPRAYED
It week through the generosity of Mr.
H. Williams, who got the consent of d
owners and who used his own EN-.
Dyes and spraying apparatus TO do the I
ork' All citizens in this section have I
nSented to cut down the umbrella Z
'es' the known breeding place of this !
st.
Rev. E. P. Butler of the Presbyterian &
urch is anxious TO build a small
APPEL for the primary department of 4
Sunday school, meetings of the .
tristan Endeavor and for social meet 4
gs OF the church and expects to make &
active campaign for the funds Deces. &
y 10 carry out his plans. At present b
Society of Christian Endeavor meets Z
the Auditorium, and Pastor Butler =
lis that this ought not to be, but for &
sake of the children and young PEG. 3
this building should be provided
Oh chapel as is contemplated by Mr. 3
tier would not cost much, if any, over 3
" or 5000, large part of which 3
ould be secured now. The News be. J!
YES the members of the Presbyterian =
ord Ia -