The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-01-13
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O'Rourke, are to spend a portion of this
week in St. Augustine.
The frame work of the new Timms
residence, opposite the Episcopal church,
has look of abandonment.
Miss Mary Graham, Mrs. w. II. Fuller
and little daughter, Belle, spent part of
the week viewing the sights of St. Au-
gustine.
Mrs. Karl Oswold of Lexington, S. c.,
is expected this week for a visit of some
time with her parents, Col. and Mrs.
G. T. Graham.
Col. G. T. Graham left on Saturday to
spend couple of weeks in Columbia,
S. c., where he, as an attorney, has
business before the criminal court.
Miss Susie O'Rourke of Charleston,
S. c., is the guest for time of Mrs Z.
D. LoundS Miss O'Rourke and Mrs
Lounds were former classmates in South
Carolina.
The white barber shop in rear of Mrs.
Shaw's store has been equipped with
one of the new Sunlight" lights, put
in by John T. Bond, the county agent,
last week.
The Maull block of orange trees,
fronting on Main street and running 10
Lake Stella, has been purchased by c.
A. Cheatham of Jacksonville, who eX-
poets TO soon build home thereon for
his mothcr-now living at Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homon and Mrs. Win
gard of ST. Matthews, S. c., who were
holiday guests of Col. and Mrs. G. T..
Graham, left for their home last week.
Mr.. Holmon was greatly impressed with
Crescent City and may eventually return
TO make his home with us.
Mrs. H. H. Henderson, two children
and maid, were expected this week from
England. Mr.. Henderson who has been
here several months, recently purchased
the Ryan grove near the Junction. The
Henderson's will live in the Phillips cot
tage on Park street.
Don't forget the comedy tonight at V
| |. A. hall. The title of the play is Miss
| Fearless & Co., )" and it is TO be present
ed by company of young ladies. !
will be the best entertainment OF th'
season. Seats can be obtained at Lound {
drug store. General admission 80 cents
reserved seats. 50 cents.
: E. N. Maull of Jacksonville spent sew
7 eral days here at his old home laStWeek
Mr.. Maull is now manufacturing HI
| patent orange and tangerine Sizer il
| Jacksonville and the factory is turnln
| them out rapidly. This Sizer is now re
| cognized by growers in all parts OF tn
! state as the most reliable made, and Their
| is general demand for them
1 L. A. Hurlbut is the latest purchase
of an automobile. Last Saturday II
bought four passenger roadster oil III
| REQ make. There are some eight
! ten big machines now owned in Gre
cent City and before the season is ov'
there will be several more. those WI
soorf ot the idea of machine today Al
the purchasers OF tomorrow,
The Misses Williams entertained
Tuesday night at reception, from >
10 in honor of the Rev. Adelbert NJ
Ginniss, the new rector OF the tplScop
church. Very many Of the people, al
without regard to dcnominational line
embraced this delightfully."- planned al
carried out opportunity Of meeting a
welcoming TO the place this new anu
ready popular rector
- Mr. and Mrs. John Mccormick
New York are spending few days
, Grove Hall. They are on their way
Cuba and after spending some wee
thora will return to Crescent City 10
LONGER stav. Mr.. Mccormick is
sonior member of the New York iF
ia commission house of McCormick' HUI
&C & Co. and he is personally interested
large orange grove holdings al ms pa
! The presence of tented negro m
I strel show last Thursday night inIerle
Nth the address OF Capt. Montc'
{ Rrow,rd who was to speak in the
{ forests Of Senatorial Candidate N
I BRYAN. No one attended the mes'
! and the captain went away SoI,oN
I We have senators and lesser poll!'''
y with us always, but the negro m'nS
{ is rare-hence the preference ior
latter.
{ WI Norton, though 81 years OF
e9t hasn't lost his ability to fell giant u
in the manner of true woodman,
week he felIed giant oak in inc
re Of the Presbyterian church IN o'uo
make way for the proposed ne" CIV en-
chapel. And he did the loo 'lN'
able oxnert that he was when oO years