The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-10-27
Crescent City News
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pecied to return from Massachusetts this
week.
Capt. LaBree expects his new Cadillac
7-pasSenger touring car the first of next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Boyd have again
taken the Deaton cottage on Market
street.
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Waybright are
making their home with the Misses
Williams.
Orange buyers are frequent visitors
here now, but none have yet offered
enough money.
Miss Owens of Kansas City, Mo-, who
has been spending the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. ]. F. Rhoads, left for home
last week.
The new drug store and poStoflicc
block is rapidly nearing completion and
will be ready for occupancy by the mid
die of November.
Geo. w. Neal has decided TO put up a
cottage on his town lot, the same being
located near the southern end of Sum
nit street in Crescent Hill sub division.
Mcintosh Morrow returned last Friday
from Port Chester, n. Y, where he
spent the summer Clerking in the store
of Hon. VIM. Ryan. He will pack
oranges through the shipping season.
Miss Lena Perkins who has spent the
summer here the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Dr. A.. |. Spencer, left on Wednesday
of last week for her home in New IorI;
state.
Johnson Tucker has retired from the
superintcndency of the Miller groves
and during the season will engage in
putting up oranges. Mr.. Tucker has
valuable farm property near Georgetown
Chas. B. Morrow and Edgar W. Nc,
Grady are reported to have sold thciI
orrnge crops at 50 much per box TO Mr.
Nye of Orlando; the price per box Is
said 10 have been in the neighborhooC
of $1.25.
The V. |. A. will give a social party
at the hall Halloween, Tuesday next
Oct. 31st. The arrangements are in The
hands of competent committee who
promise pleasant evening for old ant
Young. Ice cream will be sold.
w. f. Glynn has purchased the Hud
)son roadster formerly owned by X. NJ
White and will now put ii in use be
tween town and his grove. The ca
has been in use less than year and ha
been so well cared for that it iSpracIl
cally as good as new.
Mrs. Mary Ncwsom Bcnham arrived
last week and is the guest OF Major ah'
| Mrs. !. L. Burton. Mrs. Bcnham is
daughter OF the late DR.. l.. l.. NeWSoh
who was one of the pioneer settlers o
this pIacc. She still owns her old hom'
At The corner of Florida ave, and ParI
street.
Carrier Bros. are shipping the crap
fruit from their Clifton grove lhroug'
Chase & Co., part going last week an
the balance this. The fruit is general
well colored and we'll ripencd, ana
there are said to be about LOU boNe
on the place the growers should q
we'll. On the 10th inst. the Ci'rI
Exchange sold 800 boxes OF fine wei
colored fruit for Bernard hlIgore
L,argo at 81 the box +. o. b,
Capt. Geo. U. Beach OF Savanna
speut Sunday in town with friend
Capt Beach formerly resided mere wit
his family, and with the late Capt Jon
= w Miller founded the Beach x MIll'
line of St. Johns River steamers 9l"'
his retirement from that line CAP
J Roach has become one OF the IeadlI
steamboat owners of Savannah, ana o
e crates a daily line between that city at
Beaufort, S. c. His visit here was a re
,,,oos,ro 10 4 host of old friends
-.
}, A meeting of the newly organI>
y hoard Of trade has been called Tor III
: Fridov, evening at the Auditorium ana
is expected that every member VIII
rresent and will bring another Tor c
rollmept Some 40 have already bee
enrolled as members but there Shou
> he as many more. Come Out 'o'"'g
: and encourage by your presence u
i, o;,;,ons movement TO push CreSce
City TO the front.
Pow DIR and Mrs. G. II. Ward
tprned last week from an eXtehucu "
in the north, and are again at Their non
nm the west side of Lake Stella M
Dir Ward has been rendered the rec''
: ship of the churches at LeesouTs a !,
Tarpon Springs but will mol uec'ue u
N mite whether to accept or not until
te has looked over the field. Both
ID and Mrs Ward have had very emo!
al hIe summer
Col G. T. Graham has rented |
d. room in rear of J. H. Babers x Sons nj
STORE and will open therein an olilce
ID the practice of law and the sale oil r
n estate. He is having the News p''"
small pamphlet descriptive OF CT m
civ and these will be sent TO all Il" M
.;,,rr the TOWN. I