The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-07-07

Miss Annie Bruce is spending a few
days in Crescent City the guest OF Miss
Louise Hunter.
Miss Marion Alexander of Crescent
City spent Sunday and Monday here the
guest OF Miss Gladys lie Baron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutchinson jr.,
are rejoicing over the arrival of a little
son at their home on Friday morning,
June 3Oth.
Henry Strunz, Esq, was called 10
New York yesterday on telegram an
nouncng the sudden death of his eldest
brother.
Mrs. Edwin Kirby and Mrs. II. /.
Brown of this city are in New York aud
stopping for few days at the Hotel
| Wolcolt.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. f. Gay have been
spending several days this week at re.
sort on the Gulf Coast. They were ex-
pccted home yesterday.
Miss Mayme Taylor, who has been
the guest Of Miss Minnie Bulky, left
Thursday for Jacksonville where she
expects to visit friends.
Herbert Mills left on Tuesday for the
north where he will enter the Aulomo-
bile industry. He will probably visit
the old home OF his father while away.
Mrs. T. NJ. Cauthen with her two lii
tie daughters and little Pauline Enten-
zier is the guest Of her sister, Mrs lie
Baron on River street.
Edward Haskell, chief clerk in the G.
Lopez Bailey ms, agency, has gone TO
New York and thence 10 Perth Amboy,
n. j., to visit relatives. He will be alb
sent about three weeks.
P. J. Beck has sold 40 acres of farm
land at Browns landing to VIM. A. Bull,
lock of Miami. He has also sold TO J.
B. Finn the Nellie Nandervort cottage
on South Fifth Street.
1t is estimated that fully 200 Paiatkans
enjoyed the excursion TO Crescent City
on the steamer Crescent on the Fourth
In addition some 80 or more went in
private launches
Rev. H. DutilI, pastor of ST. James
Methodist church, was routed out of his
bed at l:5O Wednesday morning 10 per.
form the marriage ceremony. Pastors
are expected 10 respond to emergency
calls.
ST. James Methodist church was filled
last Sunday night 10 hear the patriotic
sermon delivered by Rev II. DutiIl, the
pastor. The local lodge Improved Or.
der OF Red Men attended the service in
a body.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Fearnside and
family left in their automobile on Wed.
neSday morning for Daytona Beach
where they had secured furnished cot.
iagc for the summer. They can GER
'ainly enjoy themselves on the beach
with their auto.
Rev. c. w. Knaulf, aged p years, and
who for the past year has supplied ST..
Paul'S Episcopal church at Federal Point,
died suddenly and Unexpectedly in
Jacksonville on Sunday June oath. Rev.
Mr. knauff was we'll known to Episcopal
communicates in this city and county.
Hon, w. H. Cook of Pomona was in
J the city yesterday. Mr.. Cook is one of
me big orange growers of the peninsula.
He gives il as his opinion that the
orange crop about Pomona the coming
season will not be much over rs per
cent of last years crop.
Mrs. F. Nelson left for Jacksonville
on Thursday where she will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs Horace Prior
Jr, until Monday the 10Th, when she
will sail on the steamship Ali onquin for
New York and Brooklyn where she will
visit relatives and friends. From thence
she will go on to Boston and Chelsea,
Mass, and Honesdale, Pa.
Quite number of Palatka people went
to Crescent City and back on the Fourth
in their automobiles, among the number
being Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. T. ]. Barnett, Mr.. Wilkinson
and sisters, ii. Finley Tucker and friends.
+. II. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Mer.
Ram, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Tilghman.
and others.