The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-07-21
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Rudolph Kinard spent the week end
at home with his wife and babies.
Lounds drug store sells the genuine
Cascade Ginger Ale from the Daytona
Bottling Works.
Miss Nellie Grimsley has gone on a
visit of some weeks to relatives in Bax-
ley and Atlanta, Ga.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. S. Crotty expect
to leave this week for the North Caro-
lima mountain section.
Miss Florence Newbold left on Fri
day for Jacksonville to make a visit of
some time with her sister, Mrs. Prior.
H. B. Scott, a young man late from
Virginia, is the new and efficient agent
of the A. c. L. at Crescent City juno
ton.
The carpenters are at work charging
Capt. LaBree's warehouse and docking
facilities, and when the work is COM
pleted the place will be quite up-to-d
The steamer Crescent will leave for
Palatka next Monday morning at 4:30.
1t leaves thus early in order TO take on
an excursion at Palatka
Mrs. E. Foster of Sebastian, Fla, ar
rived last week and will spend two or
three months with her daughter, Mrs.
Rev. Dieffenweirth, at the Methodist
parsonage.
The Bank OF Crescent City at the
close OF business on June 3Oth, had de-
posts to the amount of $76, 59S.55, only
about $4,000 less than at the height OF
the orange shipping season.
R. C. Middleton has about decided to
build a residence on south Prospect
street on the lot next south of the one
on which Capt. Chas E. Cook is build
ing.
Cashier C. T. King has an X-ray photo
graph in a frame showing the quarter
lodged in the throat of his little son, and
which was recently taken out by sur
geonS at St. Luke'S hospital, Jackson
Vile. The little boy is now quite re-
covered.
Judge J. L. Burton came over from
Summer Haven last Saturday on bust
ness and remained several days. He re,
ports the family we'll and all having a
splendid time.
James Fort Graham, son of Col. G. T.
Graham, has been spending few days
vacation with his parents, but leaves this
week for his work at Lexington, s. c.
Rev. D. D. Dieffenweirth announces
lthat on Sunday the 5Oth inst, he will
Iprcach the annual sermon on Christian
Education and is anxious for large at
tendance of members.
Ernest Mathis expects 10 leave in
day or two for brief visit to South
Carolina and then continue on to Balti
} more and other points to purchase
goods. Mr.. Mathis store has been do
ing fine business the past year.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Ward leave
this week for their summer vacation
DR.. Ward will go to New York, and
Mrs. Ward will go to her sons home in
PittSburg, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Porcher L'Englc, sor
and daughter of Jacksonville, and Miss
Shine of New York we're cruising in the
lake last week, having come up iron
Jacksonville in Mr.. L'Engle'S commod
iouS yacht.
S. C. Warner of the ESperenza grove
on the ST. Johns river, below Palatka
spent Sunday in town and made tou
of the leading groves. Mr.. Warner Il
one of the most successful growers OF
the river and is affiliated with thu
Florida Citrus Exchange.
i Mr.. and Mrs Albert f. LoundS have
! returned from Sanford, where they have
been living for some time and wher'
e Mr.. Lounds was engaged as pharma
l. ciSt. But change in the business nc
= cided him to come home. He is think
4 van
ing now of going TO Georgia and engag
ing in business for himself.
: Charles Schubert OF Tennessee, wh'
visited here some time last winter AM
;. who purchased property on Lax
e Stella and put up small house, returned
t last week prepared TO settle here perma
Il ro,tIv Mr. Schubert is a florist and
4 is his purpose to cultivate roses an
e other flowers for the home market an
n for shipment. He has a fine piece q
t land.
s The town council has appropriate
81 900 for use in hard surfacing the roa
north on Main street, and SCUM o
a. Summit street. 1t is the purpose 10 ee
tend the Main street road to the soul
e limits where it will join the hard roa
Il TO Seville. The Summit stree' roa
is will go to the north boundary oil IN
town and join the new county MAJ
road only recently completed =
course the 81, 900 does not represent IN
entire cost of the work contemplate,
= as many subscriptions have been mao
to these roads. The council mas a
" ready asked for bids and these are e,
h be opened tomorrow at Paul C. Sm''n
n store.
!; CARRIES GET $4,000, 600.
,..a.sa Provided by OTo'