The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-04-07

D. BeaSley OF Denver was a business
visitor in town on Saturday Mr.. Beas-
leyS work is such that he is not able TO
get over here often.
Mrs. James j. Horton who has been
spending the winter at the Hotel Sher-
man, Los Angeles, Cal, has returned to
her home in Attleboro, Mass.
A. B. Prevatt of Seville, who has
magnificent truck farm on the borders
of Lake Louise, began ship
mentS of new Irish potatoes last week,
with the best market prospects.
w. F. Glynn spent Sunday and Mon
day with his aunt in st. Augustine, re-
turning Tuesday. AT his grove this
week he is engaged with a force Of
men in shipping his late orange crop.
Sam P. Roof prominent banker and
cotton manufacturer of Lexington, S. c.,
with his mother, Mrs w. P. Roof OF
the same place, have been guests for the
past week of Col and Mrs Geo. T.
Graham.
Gerald Alexander, manager of the
Lake George Farms Co., who was
away on business most of last week,
was called 10 DeLand this week. This
company is steadily at work on the i'm,
provement OF its big tract.
Rev. E. P. Butler leaves for Starke,
Fla, TO day where he goes 10 attend the
semi-annual meeting of the Florida
PreSbytcry. Because of his absence
over Sunday there will be no service
that day at the Presbyterian church.
Capt John D. Pigue'S new passenger
boat, the Varuna, was expected TO be-
gin making daily round trip runs be-
tween St. Johns Park and Palatka,
touching at intermediate points, last
Tuesday. Capt ChaS Leayctt, a we'll
known river man has been engaged as
pilot.
The steamer Crescent has been en-
gagged almost exclusively this week in
the potato carrying trade, and has made
daily round trips between PaIatka and
Jacksonville. The steamer will come
to Crescent City tomorrow and leave
Monday morning as usual.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Clay who left for
their home in Norfolk, Va, last Saiur'
day have made arrangements for the
erection of a pretty two.Story frame
dwelling on the property recently pur-
chased by them in block bO. he
house will be erected in the south west
corner of the block, and il is their plan
to build during the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. John Russell OF
Detroit, Mich, who have spent the win
fer at the home OF their son, w. A.
Russell, left on Tuesday for Springfield,
Ohio. where they will spend some
weeks with Rev. DR.. P r. Parrish, for
merly pastor of the Snyder Memorla
Methodist Episcopal church, Jackson
Vile. Mrs. Parrish being their eldeS
daughter
MIR, Brown and his daughter, Mrs
Oyerstreet who have hcen at the lut
per House again during the winter, lei
IN Tuesday for their home in Gales
burg, ILL.,, much to the regret OF a wld'
circle of friends. Few OF our winte
visitors have such firm hold on the al
fections of the people OF Crescent lily
or could be more entitled to them
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, H. Libby wh'
have spent the winter with Mr. ana MIS-
Frank Gauticr, left this week Tor lhel
home in Portland, Maine. MIR. lido
hoS one of the most beautiful grow
nropertics hereaboutS and in its care ha
cot an example of careful cultivation
u,b;cb could be profitably cmulated |
many.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman
Fairbury, Ill.,, who have been gueS's :
the Turner House for several mon'n
left on Monday for their home ]"
Zimmerman purchased only last wee
,he W corner lot in the CARL bloc
on Summit street-( block ~ oil f.
Cone 1t is his purpose to erect nom
thereon, and make regular winter N'''
to Crescent City.
orr winter visitors-and there h
haen host of them here this winter
have nearly all gone. Yes, all arc SC,
tered now and fled, and some VIII
j, ,a+r;od and some will be 'dea'
i sore that they "sca''G'eu -,
{ earlv in the year, especially those w
J. live in the extreme north. Ana .ne!
E ,,isb themselves back in Sunny Fio II.
and peaceful, prosaic Crescent =
many times.
Next Tuesday will occur the ann, annu
IN elec,ion for municipal office
TIE ,T there is but one ticket in u
9 eta that headed by Col. Geo
' Grab,n, for Mayor-but all should
d ont and show the Colonel and the g
p ,Iemen who have consented 10 sew
s. '' a,is ON lbe council, that we apPree',
a, heir sacrifice and are proud to voi ,.,'
f. ,hem. Every man who is quaH''
ought to vote