The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-11-03
+. Personal and Social. .


Saisuma oranges this week.
Mrs c. III. Preston visited Palatk:
over Monday night in order to attend
the Elks reception.
The Cemetery committee of the V. /.
A. has had Palmetto cemetery cleaned
up and put in order again.
]. c. Grimsley has been shipping his
carly fruit this week, from across the
lake, the same being put up by Iler
Babers.
Z. ]. Hunter has gone into the dairy
business and is now delivering milk in
sanitary bottles to customers in all parts
of the town.
Miss Grace Cash and brother, Master
Henry, who have been spending the
summer with relatives and friends in
New England, have returned home.
MIR. and Mrs. Johnson Tucker have
moved into the Long flat on West Cen
trail avenue. Mr.. Tucker is engaged in
packing oranges for Chase & Co.
Mrs. c. S. Gowan and Miss Helen
TillinghaSt, who have been spending
ne ssmmer is Mias and other New
England states, arrived home this week.
The local telephone exchange is now
said 10 be in working order. The mer-
chants and many OF the citizens have al
ready been numbered among the sub
scribers.
The young people of t h e Baptist
church have organized branch of the
B. Y. P. U. The society gave very
enjoyable social at the church last Tues
day evening.
S. H. Wilson left last week for his old
home in Pittsburg, Pa, where he goes
10 spend some weeks at his old work
Mr.. Wilson is an expert glass blower,
probably one OF the best paid occupa-
lions in this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy returned last
Sunday evening, having spent the sum-
mer at their old home in Sunderland,
Mass. During the winter Mr.. Pomeroy
will be in the T. C. Darby store.
Albert F. Lounds has returned TO the
city and will stay at least until the
Lounds drug store and postoffice are
moved TO their new quarters. And then
his friends hope he will stay on and on
and-then some. They don't want him
to quit the best town on earth.
Miss Kathryn L. Kile will arrive next
week from Chicago and will spend the
winter here with Mrs. S. B. Shaw. Miss
kile is a modiste and comes very highly |
She will cut and fit and |
do high-class dressmaking at moderate
prices.
Lounds drug store has secured another
arge assortment Of Crescent City post
card views, all new There was heavy |
demand for these cards last season with
he result that all but very few cards
we're sold and it has been impossible TO
get any through the summer. There
will be an even greater demand the
coming season.
The V. |. A. gave a most enjoyable
Halloween party at the hall on Tuesday
light, the same being largely attended.
Dancers appeared in mask and the music
vas by the ST. Johns Park band. The
aides sold ice cream and cake and real
zed snug sum for club purposes.
The Norwich Conn. Bulletin Of
ecent date Contained the following
tenn OF interest 10 Crescent City people:
Mrs. L. A. Hnrlbut has rented her
handsome house on West Thames street
ind has purchased cottage at Ocean
Beach, New London, where the family
expects to spend the summer months
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Walker arrived at
Huntington last Friday. They are to
i've al Lisnaro, the grove property OF
Mrs. c. B. Hubbard on Lake Crescent,
ind OF which property Mr.. Walker will
,e the resident care iaker. During the
ummer Mr.. and Mrs. Walker have been
n Nova Scotia
Iohn Mccormick arrived this week
rom New York and will spend some
ime at Grove Hall. Mr.. Mccormick is
he senior member OF the wholesale
ruit commission house of Mccormick,
Iubbs & Co., New York, and is joint
lwner with MFR. Hubbs in the largest
range grove property in this section.
lie has always had warm feeling for
,rescent City and its people.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] Fletcher Allen left on
Ionday for Chaltahoochee, Fla, where
hey expect TO make their home for the
uture, and at which place they have
go married daughters living on large
arms. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen came 10
RUTLAND in 1882 and have resided on
he peninsula continuously since-for
ne past three or four years in Crescent
lily. Their going has been the Occa-
ion of sincere regret among all their
Id friends. I
The newly organized board OF trade
let last Friday evening with President
!. F. Tillinghasl in the chair, and
lrge number of members present Sec
etary Guleridge read the list OF mem
ers OF which there were more than 90.
bout the only business was report OF