The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-06-02


liams, and incidentally 10 have good
time with his old playmateS.
Miss Grace Cash and her little brother
Henry, sailed this week for MaSsachuS-
eus, where they will spend the summer
months with relatives and friends.
Don't forget that big barbecue is 10
be held in Crescent City on the Fourth
of July, which the people of the entire
Fruitland Peninsula are expected TO at,
tend.
Miss Mary Graham and Miss Inez Lor-
ick left this week for South Carolina.
After visiting for a time at her old home
in that state Miss Graham will go north,
remaining until fall.
A called meeting of the V. |. A. is TO
be held at hall next Monday afternoon,
June 4th, at o'clock The News has
been requested to make this announce
lment.
Z. H. Williams has had constructed a
big-cement swimming pool. at his home
on the lake shore, the pool being some
40 X rs feet in size and supplied with
water from constantly flowing well.
w. D. Carrier, assistant cashier of the
Bank of Crescent City, lcftthi week for
a visit OF some three months in Con
necticut During his absence his place
in the bank will be filled by MIR. H. B.
Hammer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Harp and chill
dren have gone to Mrs. Harp'S old home
in Connecticut for a visit. Mr. Harp
expects to be absent only a few weeks,
but Mrs. Harp and the children will re-
main for the summer.
Miss Mary Alice Eaton left last week
for Quitman, Ga, where she will spend
some time on a visit TO her aunt, Mrs.
Young. She was accompanied as far as
Palatka by her brother, Mr.. Audley
Eaton, and Miss Vera Wilson.
The merchants of Crescent City have
agreed on Wednesday afternoon hall
holiday, when all stores will be closed
from noon that day TO the following
morning People in the county should
make a note OF this.
Capt. Miller succeeded last week in
raising his launch, the ST. Johns, which
sank five miles up Haw Creek on Sun
day the 21st. The boat was not as bad
Iy damaged as was at first supposed 1t
is now in dry dock undergoing repairs
Carl camp-map, one of our most in
dustrious young men, has decided 10
90 in the livery business and will have
his stable on Prospect street in rear OF
Chamberlin's store. MIR. camp-map mas
ordered some fine stock and expects
with good reason TO secure his lull snare
of the business.
Rev. DIR. G. II. Ward left on Saturday
last for Key West, where he was recent
IIv called TO the rectorShip of an EpiSco-
nal church. DIR. Ward has not fully de-
cided TO accept the CALL and will not do
so until after he has spent a month IN
the Island City and looked over the
ground. In the event that he decides
TO accept the call he will not dispose oil
his home here.
NJ. H. Read has purchased the TWO
1Iots ON South Prospect street long owned
nv the late ChaS Barker OF Pelham' M
Y Mr.. Read has decided to build a
fine BUNGALOW on this property instead
If at the corner of Central Ave ana
Summit street, as before stated in TINS
p,per. This newly acquired property
is one of the finest for residence pur-
noses in the whole town.
The News has received a communion
tion from this place signed An lh'e'
oued Citizen" evidently from person
~ inteIIigencc and refinement, touching
matter O more than passing interest,"
10 the town. No attention, however
can be paid to the communication De
,se of the irrevocable rule OF the edl-
tor NOT to publish anonymous communi'
cations. All communications, in orueI
~ receive attention, must be signeu
a. H. full name of the writer, mol
that the name may be published, but as
a. evidence of the good faith OF Inc
n,i,er Ii is not a new, but it is Ger
,,jrIv an unrecognized theory in ms
office, that the complimentary menllOn
Of one party by the editor, necessarily
carries with it any reflection on ano'nsi'