The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-03-31

OF the Lake George Farms Co., was a
business visitor 10 Palatka and Jackson.
vile this week.
r. L. Smith of Silver Pond has pur-
chased the interests of r. c. Middleton
in the Castle Timber and Naval Stores
Company at Longs Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Hurlbert land Miss
Hattie S. Holabird, who have been
guests for several weeks at Grove Hall,
left this week for their home in the
north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, Miss Coleman
and Mr.. Bookwaltcr, are to leave the
first of the coming week for their home
in CropSey, ILL.,, much TO the regret of
large circle of friends.
Robert B. Smith one of our prominent
and old time winter visitors left on
Monday for Jacksonville where he will
linger for time before continuing his
journey TO his New York home.
Rev. and Mrs. John Russell who have
been the guests this winter OF their son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rus
sell, are preparing TO return to their
home in Detroit, Mich, in few days.
AT a called meeting of the Bank of
Crescent City last week, X. NJ White
was elected vice president in place of
NJ. II. Read, resigned, and w. D. Car
rier was placed on the board of direc-
tors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby of Fairbury, ILL.,,
who have spent the winter here with
DR.. and Mrs. A. l. Spencer, have de
cided to return home. They are very
pleasant people and have made many
friends.
MIR. and Miss. c. T. Darling who left
in Monday are spending the week in Day
tona, ST. Augustine and Jacksonville, from
which latter place they will begin their
Journey north today, stopping for short
time in Atlanta and Chattanooga.
Messrs. c. f. Cook, r. c, Middleton
and r. L. Smith spent a portion of last
week in Birmingham, Ala, whittier
they went with the view OF securing an
interest in a company engaged in the
manufacture of stoves.
Mesdames Z. ]. Burke of Jacksonville,
and ]. 0. Adams OF Burlington, VT, with
their father, Mr. George ADAMS OF Lon
don, Ontario, were the guests for few
DAYS last week of Mr.. r. 0. Burton.
They left for home on the steamer CreS-
cent Monday morning.
Ten shares OF the Bank of Crescent
City changed hands last week bringing
SIPS. This bank is but 10 months old
and the holder of these shares had al,
ready had one dividend OF s per cent,
thus making his ten shares realize 80 per
cent in the 10 months.
Mrs. Weston of Sheffield, Ala, has
heen the guest ior week or more OF
the Misses Williams. Mrs. Weston is
sister of County Clerk Hutchinson and
many wears ago resided on the family
place at lakewood, from which she lei
here bride. This is her first return
visit in many years
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Hcrrick OF Al
tleboro. Mass, who have been popular
quests at Grove Hall for several months
= This winter, left on Monday for The
bomeward Journey, with stops contem
plated at Washington and New loTk
This excellent couple who have Spen
MANY seasons here, will be great!
missed BY the people OF Crescent ely
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira c. Pratt expect t'
close their winter home next week an'
$ return 10 Cropsey, Ill. MIR. Pratt owns
: Ioroa nIontation in Illinois which require
his presence in the spring. He takes
IiveIv interest in Crescent City affair
and the News hopes that it will not d.
LONG before improvements will be lnau
ouroted here that will make him Still
:, better friend of the town.
A party of very pleasant guests
= Grove Hall will leave today for ihel
: northern home. We refer to MIS-
Elizabeth Revekcs, Mrs. Jeannch ke
yokes Mrs. William Davenport, MIS-
l. Sodie Malcolm and Mr.. James Malcolm
They have been at Grove Hall seVeTa
months and all are highly esteemed D
,hc ncople, who express the hope tina
- ,bev will all return next season.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Rankin who weF
,be Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c, A. IRA
g Co. week or more left on Saturday la'
I, Co. their home in Boston. Alter Nis'
j inc several places and sections OF tn
y y s,ate MIR, and Mrs Rankin conc'uu,'
!. ,La, Crescent City was good enough lo
e them and before leaving they purchase
A.. four north lots in block bO oil f. :
Cone. Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin, with IN
,o,,er's mother, Mrs. WaierhouSe' e.
30 ,oot to make Crescent City their pc
IS ,,nort home the coming year. u
a ,,,h;cb time their daughter will ma,
> Gaisbed school. They will probaD'
y mild a home on the lots named ,
: I'm Of Crescent City will be glad