The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-02-24
a Personal and Social. .


Miss Jessie Burton was a visitor in
Palatka several days last week.
Sidney Gautier and wife of Jackson.
vile spent Sunday here with relatives.
The Bible Conference will open one
week from tomorrow, Saturday, March
4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr of Rochester. N,
T., are at the Turner House for stay of
some time.
e. L. Posey of EdgefieId, S. c., is
spending some time here, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Lorick.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Boyd of Pough,
keepSie, N. Y, are among the more re.
cent arrivals at Grove Hall.
The cold weather didn't interfere
with the success of the Episcopal church
supper on Tuesday night.
The supper given by the ladies of the
Catholic church at V. |. A. Hall on
Tuesday evening the nth inst, was a
most enjoyable affair socially, but, better
still, it Noted 500 to the church.
Frank M. Payson arrived late last
week from Attleboro, Mass, where he
is now engaged in the automobile bust
ness, and will spend some time at his
old home visiting relatives and friends.
The coming season promises to be
one of much activity in building Sew
eral new and handsome residences are
TO go up, at least two of which will be
on lots running from south Prospect
street TO the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinbach of Duluth,
Mimi, who have been here for some
three weeks are, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tanning, guests at the home of Hon.
and Mrs. ]. II. Harp, Mrs. Heinbach and
Mrs. Tanning being sisters.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will sell ice cream on
Saturday afternoon in the new church
chapel, the building of which is pro-
crossing rapidly under the direction of
L. Eaton & Son.
The company operating the Steamer
McNeal has purchased one half of Capt.
John D. Piguc'S lake front and will
build a dock and warehouse The
manager OF the company was here last
week TO view the property and make
plans for the improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Glynn who
jhave been popular Grove Hall guests for
the past month expect 10 leave today for
their home in Saginaw, Mich, much to
the regret of large circle of friends.
Sidney Gautcr and wife of Jackson
vile spent Sunday here with relatives.
ThoS. n. Gautier of Miami, formerly
prominent citizen of this place, has
big vegetable and tomato farm al Full
ford, down on the east coast, and is now
said TO be reaping a big harvest
Rev. DR.. G. II. Ward OF this place
since his retirement from the rcctorShiI
of the Episcopal church, has been KEEP
busy miniStcring TO congregations ii
jacksonville, Orange Park, Mandarin
and other points down the river, and ii
consequence is absent from home nearly
every Sunday.
Rev. G. w. Jenkins, former well
known colorcd man of this place who
entered the ministry of the A. Nj. +
church, is again pastor of that church a
St. Petersburg, Fla. This is one of The
best appointments in his conference
and Rev. George is one OF the mos
eloouent and effective preachers.
The comedy "Mr. Bob" presented a
vi A. hall on Friday evening last b!
local talent, and to an audience which
filled the hall TO the doors, was mos
clever production, and Noted total o
ISL for the V. |. A. The musical mum
bers by the Misses Waterman, Miller an'
Hewcy were leading features OF tn
program and contributed largely TO th'
success of the event.
lanes Malcolm and daughter, Mis-
Sadie l. Malcolm of Jericho, Long Is
land. n. Y, arrived last week on thel
annual visit and as usual are at Grow
T. Hall With them were party OF friend
composed of Mrs w. J. Davenport @
Park Ridge, n. J., Mrs. Elizabeth Ra
vekes of Ridgefield Park, n. j., an
MIR, and Mrs. JOS Tweedale, all iorme
visitors Mr.. and Mrs. Tweedale ar
= stopping at the Turner House until sue
fine as there is room for them al IN
Hall.
w Powell Hale the ImpcrSonator, III
' der direction of the Alkahest Lyceur
System has been engaged for an evG e,
Of entertainment at V. |. a. Hall o
Tuesday the 2Sth inst. next IueSaa
= evening. MIR. Hale'S repertoire consist
Of selections from Shakespeare, FOG
E.ooro Fields. Mark Twain, Arlemu
Ward, Dickens, and score oil o'n '
great authors. He is a graduate OF tn
leading schools of expression has bee
on the lecture platform some years. an
hears the highest endorsement from IN
nross and leading men of the counlr!
Of him the Memphis Evening oclmi''
says: 'Hc takes his audience wit, with MI ~
at his pleasure, and leaves them Ut
uobted with his work. His impetSou'