The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-04-28
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Mayor G T. Graham has been spend
ing the past week or more at Lexington,
S. c., on professional business.
Mrs. Frank PaySon and daughter,
Miss Miriam, expect to leave for their
home in Attleboro, Mass, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Campbell and Mr..
Billie Campbell are leaving this week
for their home in Oak Tree, N. ].
The farmers report that the corn
crop has a good look, but that rain is
badly needed 10 have il keep pace.
Miss Grill Burton entertained at cards
for large party of young people last
Friday evening in honor of Miss June
| Brown.
Miss Helen Norton left last week for a
visit of some two weeks with relatives
and friends in Green Cove Springs and
Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd c. Preston enter
tanned the Hunter-Lounds wedding par
ty at dinner at their home on lakewood
avenue last Sunday.
Mrs. Reinhardt and daughter of North
Carolina, with Mrs. c. A. Cheatham Of
Huntington, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harwood Mathis this week.
Mcintosh Morrow left on the early
train Saturday last for Port Chester, N.
Y, where he will again enter the mer-
camille house of Hon. VIM. Ryan.
Mrs. Eugene D. Lounds entertained
the young ladies of Crescent City last
Saturday afternoon at linen shower
for the bride of the Week.-Mrs. Lulu
Mae Hunter.
Don't forget that Monday, May LIST,
is post card day in Florida Every resi-
dent of Crescent City should make ii
point to send to some strangers in other
states, one of the pretty post card views
of Crescent City.
Mrs. Patterson of Portland, Oregon,
Iwho with her husband is spending some
time here, and who claims to be the
daughter and heir TO the wealth of the
late DR.. G. F. Sprague, has been ap-
pointed Administrative of the estate by
Judge NJ. |. Coke.
Chas. L. Chamberlin proposes to sub
divide block 4S, one of the largest OF
the town blocks, into small lots and
place on the market. This block is now
covered with fine orange trees, and be
ing finely situated, should sell at good
prices. The block is only short dis
lance from Lake Stella.
DIR. H. E. johnson and Miss Johnson
left on Tuesday OF last week for their
home in Fairbury, ILL., 1t is understood
TO be DR.. Johnson'S purpose to eventual
" make Crescent City his year round
home. All will be pleased to know
that they like US we'll enough to even
contemplate such move.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cary who have
been guests at the Turner House for the
past several weeks, left this week ior
their home in Massachusetts,. Mr.. Cary
states that he will return in December
and he expects others will come with
him. MIR. Cary, who recently pur'
chased four.iifths of the CARL block
states that he expects 10 dispose oil
portion of the property TO friends VINO
will also build homes
Mrs. ]. F. RhoadS entertained Inc
ladies of the north.end on Monday ailer
noon of last week in honor oil MISE
Johnson, who was to leave Tor ILLINOIS
the following day. All invited were
present TO speed the parting guest o.
honor. who is one OF the most popular
ladies Of the winter colony contingent
Do;ntv refreshments were served, ano
the Measure of the function greatly en-
. HANGED by music and recitationS OS
Misses Grill Burton and Grace Cash.
Chas. Barker for very many years
. nronerty owner of this place and Ire
orent winter visitor, died at his home
= in Pelham. n. Y, on Monday the lhl
Death was caused from compll
cation of troubles. At the time OF dea'l
Mr. Barker owned but one piece o
nroperty here-two lots on south troS
meet street. He was man oil conSluera
HE wealth and this will go TO man:
heirs His funeral was held on wen
5 nosdov the 10Th, and was in charge o
the Elks. ,,-od ,
Rev Dr. G. H. Ward, who retired a
-oo,or Of the Episcopal church here las
Santember after a service of % years
ond who during the past winter I'd
beep supplying the church at Mandarin
= and other points on the river near JacN
.orville. has received call TO the paste
,o,o If 4 church in Key West III
9 Ward has signilied his willingness !,
L accept but will not decide de,,n''e.
!, mil after a months trial of the climate
s He will go to Key West the latter pal
i OF May. .;,,, If IN
high school has arranged for Inc ne pre- pre-,
ance of DIR. A. A. Murphree at the CO. ,"a
n oxercises of the school on the l9'
Of next month, when Dr. Murpnree IL u,
- 90 TO deliver an address ), in Il, IN
e = sveninq before the pupils and the q.
IN a ., the auditorium. DR., Murphre
Or Is the president of the University N.Y.,
4 !. Florida, aud one of the leading ., eau' ,
n 800 Of The south. Fuller particulars
'OiS " ,art exercises oil IN