The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-09-29

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E' " LuuupcIS was ODllSed TO go to
Jacksonville for medical treatment last
week.
Miss Elsie Padgett left on Monday for
DeLand, where she will re-enter Stetson
University.
Miss Jane B. Bowman is expected TO-
day and will again make her home with
the Misses Williams.
Miss Grill Burton left early in the week
for Tallahassee where she enters the
State College for Women.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Middleton spent
part of last week at Daytona Beach, 60
ing and returning in their E. NJ. F.
auto.
Mrs. S. B. Shaw is making arrange
ments TO build pretty bungalow on her
Summit street lot, opposite the Baptist
church.
Miss Mollie Icenhour of Jacksonville,
for several weeks the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. H. Read, returned TO her home
this week.
The public school will open for the
fall term on Monday, and with an atten
dance which promises 10 be larger than
ever before in the history of the school.
Herbert DeWolf, a member of the
graduating class of the High School this
spring, went TO Gainesville this week TO
begin his studies at the State University.
Miss Lucy Gautier and her mother,
who have been spending the summer at
Miami, have returned and are again en-
joying their new home on Summit
street.
The Henderson formerly Ryan grove
near the junction seems 10 have made a
good advance during the past year, and
the trees generally are showing up in
good condition, with fair crop Of fruit.
The street lights haven't been giving
very brilliant light recently and the
council has turned the lighting plant over
to Chas. CurtiSS, who will doctor it and
put it in good condition again if any
body can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Tucker went TO
Jacksonville by Steamer Crescent last
Monday to attend the wedding of Mr..
Thos. F. Hind and Miss Caroline v.
Stubs, which occurred on Wednesday.
Capt. La Bree has purchased l9l2
Cadillac touring car and which will
lcome to him dire": from the factory
November 1st. As soon as this new
seven passenger car arrives Capt. lie Bree
will place it on the junction run.
| MIS-. w. r. Saunders and daughter,
Miss Kate Crawford, returned from
Brevard, n. c., last Friday, where they
have enjoyed a rest of several months
Miss Crawford left this week for De
Land, where she will resume her work
OF musical instruction.
C. S. Gowen and daughter, Miss
Louise, sailed from New York TO Florida
on the 23rd inst. and reached home this
week. Miss Gowan will spend the sea
son in jacksonville Mrs. Cowan and
Miss Tillinghast will not return until
neyt month.
The hay crop this year IS unusually
| fine, and many took advantage OF the
bright weather last week to gather H.
Owing to the delay in the arrival oil
brick. work on the new LoundS drug
store and postoffice building was stopped
most of last week.
&c. Clark, jr., who has been spend
ing some time at the Turner House. mas
, about completed arrangements Tor
lecture course TO be given here during
; the winter, the entertainers in the lis
being sent out by the National Lyceum
Bureau of Chicago.
Mr., and Mrs. B. f. Tillinghast went 'C
Davtoua Beach last Monday, and per
hans also TO other points. They mad'
no schedule for the trip but are Tree IL
90 where the spirit OF desire move
Them. They are getting TO the beach II
lime, however, to hear the wild wave
: saw something intcresting-and lheh III
sea bass are biting good now.
I The V. |. A. has arranged with TIT
I Alkahest Lyceum System OF Atlanta "
e give series of three OF their deligniu
a entertainments during the coming win
y tor These entertainments will be giIel
J. in January. February and March, and VIII
# be musical and dramatic. Exact ua'e
e and other details will be given at Ia'e
Il date Those who enjoyed the charming
! biph.class entertainments given last ye"
by the Alkahest Lyceum System unGc
the auspices ofthe V. l. A., will nan III
!, announcement with great pleasure Kno"
ing that a rare treat is in store Tor 'ne"
The new office of the Crescent I'll
n Transportation Company, at the "t'
/ ord Of Central avenue, will probably D
d occupied today. Capt. La Bree has ma
d The old Canoe Club building thorough
remodeled and rebuilt, the exterior Dem
e ~ cvnress shingles. The whole io"e
" floor will be Mrs. lie Bree'S ouS'"I 81
Office, and here she will look after IN
4 interests of the Standard Oil agency IN
', Transfer Company and the Southern ~
= T. nress business. The interior is llniSn N,
m J 81 fine grain. n