The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-03-03
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Miss Frances Sackctt has gone north
to spend the summer with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. E. L. Mathis are reioi.
cling over the birth of little son last
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. PiSiget of Paterson,
N. j., arrived last week and will stay for
some time at Grove Hall.
Miss lnez Cone and Mrs. G. JOS Brad
dock attended the great threc-d day musi
cal festival at DeLand last week.
c. A. Pratt has been buying more
town property, It's said, his latest pur-
chase being a lot in block 10, of F. S.
Cone.
Mrs. Robert Ashton and little daughter
who have been guests OF Mrs. John
Rafferty,, have returned to their home in
ST. Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hcrlong of Jack
Sonville came through from that place
with their automobile Saturday, having
several friends with them.
E. l.. PoSey OF Trenton, S. c., who
has been the guest for some time OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Lorick, left on Wednes-
day of last week for his home.
ChaS. Mathis and Julian ZeigIer of
SaIuda, S. c., who have been visiting at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. ]. II. Mathis
for some weeks, left for home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. KingSbury of South
Coventry, Conn, arrived last week for
a stay of some time at Grove Hall. Mr.
and Mrs. KingSbury have made frequent
| former visits here in the winter seasons.
Rev. John Russell of Detroit, Mich,
who is spending the winter here, adj
dressed a union congregation of the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches at
the latter church last Sunday night the
address being a history of the temper
ancc reform.
NJ. H. Read has sold the Ben Wade
place Just north of the town limits for
Capt. ChaS. f. Cook, TO Mr.. J. IL.
Mathis. 1t is said that Mr.. Mathis pur-
chased the place for his son, Mr.. ChaS.
Mathis, who contemplatcS moving here
from South Carolina.
Mrs. w. r. Saunders spent the large
part of last week with her daughter, Miss
Kate Crawford, in DeLand. During her
visit Mrs. Saunders had the pleasure OF
attending the great musical festival I'M
der direction of Prof. John w. Phillips,
director of the StctSon University school
of music.
Chester Norton went to DcLand Fri
day in his Ford motor car, taking with
him, his sister, Miss Helen, and Misses
Abbiiean Miller and Gertrude Bcnham
They all attended the musical festival
and returned next day, making the rur
from DcLand here in : hours and Y
minutes.
The choir of the Presbyterian church
has been temporarily augmented by the
addition of Mrs. Terry of Brooklyn, n
Y. who with her daughter, is the CUES
for a time of the Misses Williams. /
was Mrs. Terry who so beautifully rem
derrd the solo "Facc TO Face" at the
funeral of Miss Charlotte Chamberlir
last Friday.
G. Oliver Chambcrlin and his sister
Mrs Mack Daniel Hardy (nee Luci'
Chombcrlin) arrived from Oklahoma OIL
the midnight train Saturday night, toe
late of course to attend the funeral o
their sister. Oliver Chambcrlin viii
spcnd only few days at home, bu
Mrs Hardy expects to remain Som'
time.
If is stated that Mr.. Alfred Clay, whit
70 with Mrs. Clay is spending the winte
here, has Just purchased lot in blocI
10 of f. 5. Cone MIR. and Mrs Ga
comc from Norfolk, Va, and ar
among our most popular winter visitors
Maybe they like our town and peopI
e &c we'll as we do them, and will decld
,.;td = winter home on the lo
S Hope so.
y Mrs Fred. Andersen returned lrot
j. Jacksonville last week where she h'
for some time been undergoing trea
mont at St. Lulc's Hospital. 1t is state
that Mrs. Andersen is much improve
. in health and that the improvement
only begun. Her many devoted trlen'
in Crescent City are reioiccd at the II
rewed hope for her complete recover
S now held out by her physicians.
Worshippers at the morning serve
n. Of the Episcopal church last Sunda
were greatly pleased and charmed .
,bc offertory solo OF Miss Peale' WI
hos rich, clear and full contral'
voice, and one all who have hao II
- nIoasure of hearing hope to hear IT
!. aucntly before her return to her non
" connecticut. Miss Pcale is II
h guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hurlbu''
. Capt S. NJ. LaBrce has had the laun'
. Josephine oycrhauled and fitted c. o
: ,vitb new , cylinder Lathrop engln
and this boat will again go on the run D
tween the town and the railway jun
tion Capt LaBree says that with IL
tOh' 1..,L;,n will NAL