The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-07-28
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Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. TillinghaSt ar
contemplating a brief season at Dayton
Beach.
M. H. Read reports the sale of the II
acre French grove on lakewood ave tt
c. ]. Hunter.
Capt. S. M. La Bree meets all trains a
the junction with his automobile as wei
as launch.
John Varnes of Georgetown has beer
spending few days with his brother
w. T. B. Varnes.
Miss Marion Alexander is spending q
few days in Palatka, the guest of Miss
Gladys lie Barron,
Charles Gutteridge left on Monday c
spend week or two with friends al
Green Cove Springs
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. Crotty left on
Friday last for Hendersonville, n. c.
for few weeks sojourn.
There was no preaching service in
Crescent City last Sunday, all the white
pastors being away for the day.
Mr.. Westerfield, the photographer
who has spent some months hereaboutS
has decided to leave for south Florida
Wallace Harp returned 10 Connect
cut some days ago TO spend the balance
of the summer with Mrs. Harp and the
children.
Rev. E. w Waybright, pastor of the
Baptist church, is expected home about
the first of August TO resume preaching
services.
Hon. Howell A. Davis, mayor OF Pa
latka, with Mrs. Davis, passed through
town on Sunday in his Buick auto, going
to and from Palatka TO DeLand
Chester Norton who has been quite i'll
with inflamatory rheumatism, is making
slow but steady improvement, and hopes
to be out again in week or more.
Capt w. NJ. Miller is making over
the launch Oveida at Boyd's ship yard in
Palatha. When completed this LAUNCH
will present a fine appearance with
new glass front cabin.
The Turner House has some eight OF
ten regular boarderS, besides few daily
transient guests, and the Misses Turner
are therefore not in shape to take va
cation. The popularity of the Turner
House increases weekly.
George Tucker of South Carolina,
former well-known resident of The
Fruitland section, is here for a viSi
with his son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson Tucker. Last week he went tt
Miami TO attend family reunion.
At special meeting of the towr
council on Saturday night, Mayor Ora
ham notified the aldermen OF the reSig
nation of acting Marshal Padgctt, ant
his appointment of Andrew Keen to b.
marshal was thereupon confirmed.
Albert Lounds left for Jacksonville
last week to take place as PRESCRIPTION
clerk, and where he will remain UNI
August, when he goes to Georgia II
accept a permanent position, Mrs
ounds will be with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. J. Hunter, until they go It
Georgia.
Hon. and Mrs ]. II. Harp, Mrs, W. b
Saunders and Miss Kate Crawford, joine'
at Polatka by Mrs. r. F. Adams, lett las
week for Davidson River, n. {. lhl
is in the mountain region near AShe
vile.
Miss Mary Tucker, daughter OF sup
IT., K. Tucker of Palatka, spent SeVera
DAVIS here last week, the guest OF 1t
aunt, Mrs. T. c. Darby Miss lucNe
was pupil the last year OF the o'a'
Co,,eae for Women at Tallahassee
She left for her home on Monday
Mrs. NJ. r. Traile writes from Chau
tauoua, n. Y, that her popular ho.eI
"The Lake Front has p guests and
have nv hands full. This season cam
IN with a rush and have had 81 or
since the Sth inst" Mrs. Traile'S man
friends in Crescent City will be please
to learn of her continued success
Mr. Leonard NJ. Tanning, son oil WI
and Mrs. n. o. Tanning, and MISS Els
Frances Geue, were married al III
home of the brides mother, HaSbroue
Heights, N. J., on Wednesday, the 1T
inst. The groom is well and mos
agreeably remembered here because {
visits made in former years
Rev. E. Van Dyke Wight, D. d.
MiddIetown, N. Y, spent day here II
Gently the guest of his sister, MIS- W; !
Norton. DIR. Wight and his brother
Mr.. James Wight of Brooklyn cam cam
down to take their father from gree
Cove Springs to his home, New tian
burg, n. Y, where he arrived snle' ;
and where he has improved some l
T health. trorLir,
Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Parker OF Lafkin'
Dade Co.. were in town this week tUi
dav or two, enroute TO Huntsville Ala
where they will spend the Sunm (,
Mrs. Parker is the daughter Oh ), 49,, "
! Maun, and with them was Mrs, MAJ Az
who had been on visit to mem ~;
Parker has 100 acres of good land pa,
for and is doing a good business s'''