The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-07-14
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Miss Lillian M. Appleby will spend
the summer in South Carolina.
The Southern Express Co. has erected
a new express office at the junction.
DIR. Geo. C. Calhoun is said to be i'll
with typhoid fever.
w. c. Norton and Ed V. Lundberg
were visitors to Palatka on Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Grimsley is going 10 Bax.
ley, Ga, next week for visit with her
aunt.
Mrs. Edgar McGrady will spend the
summer visiting relatives in South Caro-
lima.
James Padgett, jr., has purchased the
pool room business of Capt Geo. S.
Crotty.
Henry Hutchinson, IT,, spent Sunday
in town the guest OF his aunt, Miss Clar-
issa Williams.
A fine concrete sidewalk has been
laid on the Park street front of the Bor-
son residence property.
Mrs. VIM. Pipe and children have
gone to Massachusetts, 10 spend the bal
ance of the heated term.
Mrs. Mary Scott Miller, Miss Abijean
Miller and Master George Miller, are
taking vacation trip to New York.
Rev. Father Higgins, S. J., of Palatka
held services at the Catholic church last
Sunday evening and Monday morning.
The Verona will make regular round
trips from St. Johns Park and Crescent
City TO Palatka every Monday and Sal.
urday.
Chester w. Norton has been confined
to the house for the past two weeks
with an attack of inflammatory rheuma
tsm.
There are more fine residences being
erected in Crescent City this summer
than have been reported from any town
of its size in the state.
The steamer Crescent carried an ex'
cursion of colored people from Sar
Mateo, Palatka and Federal Point tc
Green Cove Springs on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Cowburn who lef
on the Sd inst. for New York, sailed
from that city on the 10th for England
where they will spend some time visit
ing their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Borson will leave
next week for Providence, R. l., wher'
they will go 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard. Later they will go through New
England and into Canada.
Hon. and Mrs. J. H. Harp, Mrs. w. R
Saunders and Miss Kate Crawford ex
pect 10 leave early next week for Hen
dersonville, N. c., near which plac'
they will spend several weeks in rest.
Dan O'Driscoll, the well-known bricl
3 mason of Palatka, is spending a few
days here doing work in his line. MI
O'Driscoll was one OF the brick mason
who did the work for the Potter House
' erected here in 1888, and which occu
e pied all OF block 81.
Mrs. w. A. Russell and son, Mr.. Ton
Russell, left this morning for Jackson
Vile where they will separate, Mrs. Rus
sell going to HenderSonville, N. C., TO
> two months, and Mr.. Tom Russell goin
to Detroit, Mich, where he has secures
a place with the Hudson Motor Co. il
) its testing department.
The county school board has passed
resolution which recognizes the Ores
cent City high school as OF the senio
grade. Under this resolution the prlr
cipal of the school will be obliged l
qualify with state instead OF a cour
- ty first grade certificate.
c.. A. Maull for several years the loc'
n agent of the A. C. l.. Ry., has acceple
e position in the freight department
q that line with headquarters in Iamp'
d MIR. MauIl has been most courteous an
faithful agent and will be greatly MISE
e bv all who have come in business COZ
tact with him, OF socially with himse
and wife.
MIR. and Mrs NJ. A. OverStreet en.e
= tanned at three course dinner luesaa
evening at their home in honor oil MT
Nanny Brown Overstreet whose ma
e. rage to Ben H. Weeks took place IN
lie morning. Those present besides M
N Weeks and Mrs. Overstreet were oan
Of uel Brown, Mrs. Myrtle DeMoIla'
ID Misses Jennie and Edna Brown oil M
iis Mr. and Mrs. Weeks accompanied
N Mr. Brown left this morning for the
at GUNNER home at Frankfort, Mich
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