The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-10-13
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last week with friends in Orlando,
MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Hurlbut write that
they will arrive home this week.
Mrs. E. ]. Harper and Mrs. Will New.
man were visitors to Palatka last Mon.
day.
Miss Bessie f. Neal has recovered
from her illness and has resumed her
place in the Mathis store.
Miss Mabel Andersen is spending a
portion OF this week in Palatka, the
guest of Mrs. DR.. +. w. Warren.
Mrs. William Pipe and children who
have spent the summer in New England,
are due TO arrive home this week.
Mrs. Frank Gautier arrived Saturday
evening from an extended visit in va.
riouS sections of the north and east.
ChaS. c. SIade left for Palatka last
Monday where he will work for the
Palatka Woodenwarc Co. at their mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Mizell have open
ed up boarding house in the old New
man residence on South Summit street,
with popular rates.
The c. II. Preston Co. store is being
re-arranged this week with the view of
giving better display and to provide
for larger assortment OF dry goods
The Misses Sarah and Mabel Ander
son entertained large company OF
young people on Wednesday evening of
last week and near the close served de-
licious refreshments of ice cream and
cake.
Mcintosh Morrow who has been
spending the summer at PortchcStcr, n.
Y, in the employ of Hon. VIM. Ryan,
is expected home shortly to remain at
least through the orange shipping sea
season.
Chase & Co. expect to begin shipping
early varieties of fruit next week from
this place. This information comes
from Mr.. Blaine SILVER, manager for
this firms large interest at Crescent
City.
|. II. Clayton who has sold his furni-
ture stock here has decided to return 10
Georgia and engage in business. Mr..
Clayton is spending the present week in
Palatka where he is the plaintiff in a
civil case.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cowburn who have
been spending the Summcrat their old
home in England, and with their daugh-
ter who is attending school there, ar
rived home last Friday, and all are glad
to see them again,
w. f. Glynn arrived last week from
his summer travels in the north and
west. Mr.. Glynn is one OF the growers
who is said to have an extra large and
fine crop of fruit TO market. For the
past several weeks Mr.. Glynn has been
i'll with pneumonia at Boston hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. John W. Davis recently
returned from Macon and are again al
their home on Wccdcn street. 1t will
be remembered that Mrs. Davis suffered
stroke OF paralysis some time ago and
il is hoped that the change home will
be of great benefit to hcr.-St Angus
tine Record.
Capt. John D. Piguc who recently re-
tired from the boat business, last week
purchased the furniture stock OF l. H.
Clayton in the old laundry building ana
will continue the furniture business
here. Capt. Piguc should do well at
this business, especially now that the
country is filling up with new settlers
I, Blaine SILVER manager for Chase x
Co.'S interests at this place has just com
pletcd a most careful estimate OF the
fruit crop at Crescent City, and gives II
out that the crop will fall about 4V,OVV
boxes under that OF last year ME-
SILVER has personally visited the groves
and his estimate can be taken as about
as accurate as it is possible TO make,
If is doubtful if any one can be lounu
who will give a larger estimate OF TINS
years crop.
The News has heard many compli-
ments concerning the management oil
the high school during the opening
week. as we'll as predictions for a sue
cessiul wear under the direction oil FroI'
Selden and his able corps OF assistants
Every parent and citizen should give
their loval support TO the teachers ana
help in making our school what ii, win
its added advantages of liberal endoW'
ment should be-the best high School
in the state. There is no institution
that can do more for the upbuilding oil i
TOWN. as a town of homes Tor moS'
desirable class of citizens, than a ilfS''
class school. ,
Quite a number of business men anu
orange growers, together with SeVeral
ladies. met at the council room on
Thursday night of last week in response
to tbe call of Mayor Graham and Tor
Tho purpose of organizing a board oil
trade or other association for the pur-
p,se of advertising the advantages OIL
Crescent City. Mayor Graham preSioeu
At the meeting, explained its purpose
and The need of some organized el'o''
80 advance the interests of the town
and section, and called for an expires
sion of views. Short addresses laVoTlns
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