The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-09-22
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School opens on Monday, October ID

ochool opens on Monday, October I'd.
c. A. Gheatham of Jacksonville spent
Sunday here with friends and relatives.
r. o. Burton, Miss Grill Burton and
Miss Owen OF Kansas City, were visitors
TO Palatka on Monday.
Miss Grill Burton expects to leave
next Monday for Tallahassee where
she will enter the State College for
Women.
Hon. and Mrs. ]. II. Harp who have
passed the summer months in the noun
tain section of North Carolina, are ex-
pected home this week.
Tom Clark was so far recovered
from his recent severe illness as to be
able 10 resume his place as purSer on the
steamer Crescent last Monday morning.
Mrs. ]. c. GrimSley and daughter,
Miss Nellie, spent some time in Jackson
vile last week selecting furniture for
their new and pretty home, now nearly
completed.
Mrs. Mary Scott Miller has returned
from Atlanta and Gainesville, Ga, TO
which points she accompanied Master
George and Miss Abbijcan Miller TO see
them properly entered in school.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Oscar Cheatham and
little son, who have been spending the
summer at the home Of Mr. Chcatham's
mother in Huntington, left on Monday
for their home at Palm Beach.
Rev. Adelbert McGinniS, rector OF the
Episcopal church, has returned from his
summer vacation in the north and on
Sunday morning next al Il O'Clock will
again officiatc at the church service,
The condition of Mrs, Lucy Cham
berlin Hardy, who is i'll al ST. lukc'S
hospital, Jacksonville, is said 10 be very
critical Strong hopes are entertained
by her physicians, however, for her
recovery.
Miss Bessie F. Neal has been quite i'll
with fever during the past week much TO
the regret of her family and friends.
During her illness her place in the Math
is store has been filled by Mrs. Lula Mac
Hunter LoundS.
Services were resumed al the PrcSby
terrain church last Sunday, with the pas
tor, Rev. +. p Butler, officiating morn
ing and evening TO good sized congrcga
lions. All are pleased to have this pop
ular pastor with us again.
w. F. Glynn writes from Saginaw
Mich, orders to change the address o
his paper from that place TO CrcSccn
CITY, which means that we are soon lt
be permitted to again baSk in the SmlIt
of this old citizen and orange grower.
Mrs. w. B. Saunders who has Spcn
the summer at BrcVard, \. G., has al
rived home greatly benefited by her SO
iourn in this mountain city. During
her STAY in North Carolina Mrs. Saunders
was privileged TO enjoy the society 0
her Two daughters.
Harrod Braddock whose home is OF
the Seville road just south OF town. ma
been given the contract for hanIIng 'h'
children of Longs Station and oIhc
points this way to the Crescent ClN
school during the ensuing school year
Oliver Chamberlin arrived on Sa'uT
day from Oklahoma and has been warm
~ welcomed by many old friends. III
has given up his business in that SIa''
and expects TO reside in Florida peFma
nently hereafter.
Miss Owen of Kansas City who
spending some time here the guest o
her aunt, Mrs J. +. RhoadS, is prac"
cling attorney law in the big western
CITY. Florida has but one woman law
yer-Miss Broward, daughter oil III
late Gov. n. B. Broward'
Mrs, C. P. Hale and her mother, MIS-
Rich. arrived last Saturday evening iron
Denver, Col, and are again with MIS-
, F. S. Crouy. The new Hale nome
Erow nearly completed, will be one q
the most elegant and comfortable nome
in middle Florida.
Napoleon Bonapart Mi1cll, more Il
miliarly known as "Bony,' has re'uin'
| TO Crescent City after an absence
more than a year, and during VINE
time he has resided at Pablo beacI
$ Mr.. Mizell is one ofthe original CreSce'
: City boys, and is being welcomed by
host of old friends.
I Capt. Lucas and DIR. Chandler oil
: latka were here on Saturday IN inc uo'
9 tors auto making arrangements 10 "'"
+ for mamhers of the deiunCt CreSccI
i City lodge, X. OFF. to the PaIa'ka loog'
# II is stated that some 10 or Is oil III
members here will become members
transfer TO the big St. Johns lodge
Palatka.
Miss Jessie Burton came over ITO
i Summer Haven last week to accomPaL
e the little Lundberg boys who have DC,
n J, her guests there for some weeks W.
u Burton returned TO the beach on lue
"a dav, She states that her parents cNPG
4. TO remain there until about the m'u"
- Of October, as the change is having g
er beneficial effect on her mothers heat
', MIR. and Mrs. T. s. Russell and son
d Nohr.sRo who were at the Turn
IN lIouse last week, have now Secu''
/, housekeeping quarters win MIS- Ja"'