The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-01-20

ana 1rlenuS IN ALABAMA ana georgia.
w. B. Maull and C. A. Chatham were
visitors last week. coming up from Jack
sonville in Mr. Cheatham's automobile.
Some of the young people of the
place had moonlight excursion around
Lake Crescent on the launch St. John
last Monday night, and a most enjoyable
time.
T. II. Stryker visited Palatka on bust
ness this week. Mr.. Stryker seemed
pleased to note the awakening of the
people of this town in the interests of
public Improvements.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Raymond of New
York arrived at Grove Hall last week
Mrs. Raymond was guest at this hotel
last season and is pleasantly rcmem-
bered by many of our people.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormick left on
Sunday to catch the boat at Tampa for
Havana, Cuba. They will remain in
Cuba several weeks, and then return to
Crescent City for longer stay.
DR.. and Mrs. P. H. Rolls, of Gaines
vile were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B.
F. TillinghaSt over Sunday. Dr. Rolls
is the director of the University OF
Florida Agricultural Experiment Station.
Mrs. B. w. Damp of Albany, n. Y,
is again at Grove Hall for the balance of
the winter season. Mrs. Damp is well
remembered by many of our people by
reason of former visits, and all will be
glad to welcome her return
Up TO last Saturday night Chase & Co.
had shipped an even 100 cars OF citrus
fruits from Crescent City Junction. J.
B. SILVER, manager for Chase & Co. at
Crescent City, estimates that his firm
has about 20 to Is more cars to ship.
C. Thos Shinn of Birmingham, Ala,
was the guest for several days last week
of the Misses Williams. Mrs. Shinn,
nee Miss May Hutchinson, is expected
in few DAYS. Mr.. and Mrs. Shinn are
now in Palatka where they are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hutch
inSon.
Mrs. Kirk Wilson of New York arr
rived last week for visit of some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tanning,
who have apartments with Hon. and
Mrs. l. Fl. Harp. Mrs. Wilson will be
hest remembered as Miss Hazel Tanning,
who spent several seasons here prior to
four years ago.
Messrs Sam and Will PoSey with their
friends, DR.. Moral and Marshall Long,
all of Trenton, S. c.. are here and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Lorick'
This party of young men arrived last
week in Mr.. Longs touring car, coming
through from Trenton in two days Inc
Messrs Poscy are ncphewS OF MI LoricN'
Rev D. D. Dieffcnwierth, pastor o.
the Methodist church, announces INA
there will be service at that churcl
each Sunday in the month. The paS'o
will visit Georgetown, trultlanu ant
Welaka one Sunday in each month"; Ou
during his absence on that day the pul
nit will be supplied by visiting CLERGY
men or one of the local preachers oil TN
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt F. Hubbard ant
children of Caznovia, n. T., are eNpec'
ed here about the first OF February u
ooounv their beautiful lockwood
home 1t is several years since MI
unbbord's last visit, and Mrs. Hubbard
never did visit her Florida home. ne
will remain some two or three months
and the house is being suitably arrange
for their reception.
MIR. Kendall seems to have gone INV
y the steam laundry business wilhou' d"
: nrevious training, and then quit becauS
Of his first failure. Too bad. lie q
tho linen all mixed up and it took NOR
than a week to straighten out the 'ans,'
That discouraged Mr.. Kendall ana Il
abandoned the plant. He couIdn S'in
- ,bo ,skicks" of his patrons. Mr. Ne'
dali had lived in Crescent City Tor VI
! wards of two years and was highly {
( tcemed. The steam laundry could 40
e GOOD business here in the hands OIL
:, business man. 49,.
a The presentation of the comedy vi !,
!, Fearless & Co., by young ladies oil !,
!, town in vi A. hall last FRIDAY n's
u vas the hit of the season IN SO Id
" w.t. is concerned, The
tendance completely filled the hail. u
- ~oonIe ali being delighted with the re'
=, confessional manner of the preSeh'
IS tion The affair was gotten up as
Of benefit TO the Presbyterian chape' 'On
lie and a net profit of about SSV was as. - ,
;.od for that purpose. The credit
# the affair is in large measure que ~ ~,
: NC Pomeroy, who managed the
.a,,o;rmept and directed in the ih''
pretation of parts