The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-09-27

MT. ana Mrs Victor Smiley are smi.
ling over the arrival of little son born
TO them on Sunday morning.
Misses Nellie Grimsley and Inez Lo.
rick returned last week from pleasant
visit with relatives in BaxIey, Ga.
Mrs. Collins B. Hubbard of Ann Ar.
Dor, Michigan, with two children, is
planning TO spend the winter here.
The Board of Trade should be getting
10 work soon; the v |. A. is already
planning its campaign for the season.
Mayor Graham has been spending sew
eral days at Summer Haven beach, the
guest of Major and Mrs, ]. l.. Burton.
Miss Mabel Anderson is going TO
Birmingham, Alabama, TO visit Miss
Ida Reeves, daughter of the late DR.. D.
NJ. Reeves.
S. Z. Neal is preparing land on the
east side of the lake with the view of
putting in good crop of Irish potatoes
this winter.
Dr. Henson expects TO leave for Jack
sonville next week, and in which city
he will engage in the practice of his
profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Hale and Mrs.
Rich, who have been spending the sum.
mer in Denver, Colorado, returned
home last week.
Owing TO Indictment weather the ex-
curSion OF the Crescent City band
planned for Friday night of last week
was indefinitely postponed.
Mrs. Deem and children of BunnelI
have been here during the past week,
guests at the home of Mrs. Deems
brother, James Padgett, Jr
Miss Ansclina Burton has entered the
State College for Women al TallahaS.
see. She was graduated from the CreS-
cent City high school last spring.
The bakery is now located in its new
quarters on Central avenue and Mr. Par
rot will soon have tempting array OF
food products. He is an excellent
baker.
Miss Katherine Crawford of DeLand.
who has been spending the summer in
New York state, spent several days here
with her mother during the past week
en- route home.
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Williams and
daughter, Miss CardcIIc, are expected
home tomorrow from stay OF several
of New York.
Now that the fall! orange shipping
season is nearly on US wouldn't il be a
good scheme for some one 10 agitate for
another railroad? There hasn't been
any built SO lar this year.
Mr.. Chester W. Bacr, of Crescent
City, spent Monday and Tuesday visit
ing his friend Mr. Lincoln PattiSon.
MIR. Bacr was looking DcLand over
with a view of locating here. The edi |
tor had the pleasure OF little chat with |
him and hopes that he will conclude to
become one of our citizens. -DcLand
Record.
Rev. and Mrs. D. D. Dicffenweirth |
left last week for stay OF three weeks
on the east coast, and a visit 10 relatives. |
The pulpit of the Methodist church was
occupied last Sunday morning by Rev. |
+. W. Waybrighl of the Baptist church |
and arrangements have been made Tor |
morning service each Sunday during the |
pastors absence.
Prof. Ivan Waterman who comes 10
Florida from the University OF NiScon
sin TO take a profesSorShip in John Is.
Stetson University, DeLand, is young !
man who grew TO manhood in Crescent |
City and was graduated from our high |
school. Prof Waterman spent several
days here last week with his aunt, Mrs
A. r. Torrey.
Archdcacon WyIlic of Palatka who
visited here last week TO enquire INTO
the needs of the Episcopal church mas
promised no return before long and hold
service. DR.. Wyllie urges upon the
people of the Episcopal church the need
of rectory and believes that it is more
important just now that the people pro
vide home for a rector than to Duild
new church.
Sheriff Perry of ST. Johns county ar.
rived on the midnight train Sunday ana
was carried TO Shell Bluff by James l..
Harper where he held an inquest over
The body of a negro who had been kill
ed during the day with load OF DUCK
shot The negro who did the killing |
was present and able 10 show TO the sat
isfaction of the coroner that he was
Obliged 10 do the killing in defense oil
his home; he was therefore moi held.
Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Spencer, OF
Surrency, Ga, are now visiting friends
in Palatka, Crescent City, Hastings ana
other points on the East Coast lhey |
are former residents of Florida and after
spending most of their life in the state
moved some years ago TO Georgia |
They are not well satisfied with their
new home and If the way opens layora-
blv will come back TO Florida kev'
Spencer preached at the Baptist church
Sunday. Hastings News.
The Times Union letter from CreS-
cent City gets the names oil our peoPle
so badly mixed up that many oil ihem
have difficulty in recognizing them
selves. 'Frinslance, there is our baker
MIR Parrott, whom the Times Union
calls MFR Parrou; that's the French way |
Of saving il, all right, but Mr.. Parroti is
moi a Frenchman; he's Methodist VINO
stands well in his church. Perhaps, way
bock in the remote past his ancestors
NAV have been French, but it's so Tar
hack that the freCkleS have all worn OH
our fellow townsman'S dialect nen
there is The ex-mayor and the president
of our b,nk. Mr.. Borson and his eXcei'
Ient wife. who had been guilty oil nom
inc more serious than a trip up in Norm
%arrI;na and who are reminded OF the