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

Tom Grimsley came over from St.
Augustine TO spend Sunday with his
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Williams left on
Saturday and will spend the summer in
Nova Scotia.
The cemetary committees of the V. |.
A. have been having Palmetto cemetary
cleaned this week.
E. M. Ballard has gone on a business
and pleasure trip TO Chicago and other
points in the north and west.
Mrs. J. C. Grimsley and little daugh-
ter, Marguerite, returned on Friday last
from visit of several weeks in Atlanta.
The new Grimsley residence is going
ahead. The frame work shows that it
will be house of considerable proper
lions.
Mrs. A. B. Torrey and Miss Julia
Siurgis have gone to Attleboro, Mass,
for an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
Harry Appleby and Mr.. Williams have
have gone to the Keys 10 join the forces
building the Florida East Coast Railway
extension.
X. Borson is contemplating the cree
ton OF two story brick business block
on his lot at the southeast corner OF
Central Avenue and Prospect street.
The building he has in contemplation is
sized 35xS0 feet
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Gautier of Jack.
sonville will move here and occupy the
flat over the ice cream parlor on Central
ave., and which has been remodeled and
an upper veranda added for their con
venience and comfort.
Wallace Harp, who has been back
from his Connecticut trip some two
weeks is evidently planning some bust
ness coup. He has not yet resumed his
official place in the city government
and this has led many to think he ha'
plans in the hatchery which may take
him away from here. We all hope not
Miss Lillian NJ. Appleby has agar
been appointed teacher in the Gram
mar school at St. Augustine, and ii
charge of the 9th grade. Miss ApplebN
leaves this week for a short visit will
friends in Pomona, after which she will
90 TO South Carolina for the balance o
the summer.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Smith, young mar
ried couple of Savannah on their honey
moon trip, were the guests couple o
DAYS last week of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Boz
son. Mr.. Smith is the youngest brothe
of Mrs. Borson. On Friday night Mr.
and Mrs. Borson entertained larg'
company OF young people in honor o
! the visitors.
Word has been received by friend
here that Mr.. Leonard Tanning, eide
so, of Mr.. and Mrs. N. 0. Tanning, is II
marry on The 18th inst, young lady o
Brooklyn, n. Y. Mr.. Tanning is YER
pleasantly numbered by all the youn
people of this place, and it will alS'
please them TO know that he is MAXIM
quite reputation as writer OF ShoI
s,ories. several of which have lately ar
peared in leading magazines.
j. Telephones are being placed in mos
of the homes and all of the bushes
houses of the town, and Crescent Gil
in few days will be enjoying all tn
advantages that follow the introduction
of this modern system of social an
business communication. 1t will b
verv nice these hot days, instead G
: having to pike off down street IN III
I hot son TO simply step to the phone an
I ring: "Hello Central! gimme Slee
$ forty-two" "Hello, this you Charlie
: Cowart, y-a-S-got any "a''e'
millions in the ice box? Well, sen
one I'D here p. d. q. All right goo
bye." There are thousand and on
advantages that the introduction oil
telephone will bring you. CreScer
City is town of magnificent distances
: The telephone will put you next 10 III
farthest off citizen in minutes um'
The cost is insignificant compared
g. the advantages.
lie Mrs Harriet A. Capwell of Savannah
n has deed lot 4, block 40, at the CORN
81 81 Of lakewood and Vernon avenues 10 u
d county school board for the beneii'
is tho Crescent City subschool distric
n This is the lot on which the old scho'
At house stands-the old school IN wn'e
Of one half the men and women in gre
cent City, and many others VINO nav a'
"a rome out in the cold, cruel world 10 hlf
e. for j.. living, received their education,
be at least the rudimentary part OF it, ~ !
We lot was decided many years ago by II
late Tbos. A. CapwelI to the Clerk
" ,he Court in trust for school purpose
Sinoe the lot ceased to be used It
school purposes nothing could be d 10,
'.,,h !, os no one could give a I'LL
= Mrs. Capwell has now made TINS ea !,
The board will sell the lot and %!.' lu.n n,o y
money over to the Crescent City .. sShO
or fund The old school house win
IN more recent addition is in good state
IN nrosorya,iop and the property is eaS'
n. worth $500 to s., 900 to any person WA
II ing a good home in the most ues, ,in
Oh part of the town. 1t is many y ear, '' :
Mrs Capwell left Crescent Ivy !,