The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-05-31
a Personal and Social. ,

Remember Monday, June 18th, is Il
be Clean Up Day" in Crescent City.
Mrs. 0. A. Holmes of Palatka was tb
guest of Miss Bowman Saturday, Sunda
and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hurlbut left OF
Saturday last for their summer cottage
al Ocean Beach, New London, Conn.
! Mrs. c. Oliver Chamberlin left OF
Saturday for a visit of some time TO he
old home in Virginia.
Rev. Father Barry OF Palatka preache,
10 good congregation al the Catholi,
church last Sunday night.
Miss Annie Bruce OF Palatka is spend
ing some lime here on visit 10 friends
OF which she has very many in Crescen
City.
Her +. Babers expected TO ship abou
1000 crates of peaches from his newl,
acquired peach orchard al Seville thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buck left or
| Wednesday for Philadelphia. Mr.. Bucl
has greatly improved from his recen
illness.
The steamer Crescent OF the Beach s
| Miller line is again on its regular run
after most successful season in the pc
Iato carrying trade.
Mrs. Wallace Harp and two little girl,
arrived on Monday from their home al
Oak Hill and will remain for time
guests at the home OF Hon. and Mrs. ].
II. Harp.
Miss Abbijean Miller, student al
Brenau College, Gainesville, Ga, re.
turned home yesterday and will spend
The summer with her mother.
Prof. c. G. Hammer of Arcadia, for.
mer principal of the Crescent City
school, was the guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
J. E. Lorick over Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Virgie Smith has returned from a
successful year at John B. StetSon Uni.
versity, DeLand, where she was gradu,
ated last week from the business de-
partment.
Miss June Brown of Palatka, former
teacher here, came up TO attend the
commencement exercises of the high
school, and spent several days visiting
old friends.
Prof. ]. H. Seldom will spend The sum
mer with his family al Daytona Beach
Prof. Seldom has had very successful
year with The school, and all are anxious
10 have him return.
c. A. Cheatham of Jacksonville has
made arrangements 10 erect two story
Cypress ave-, and It's said that work
will begin on the house in week or
Two.
The total cost of The new granolilhic
sidewalk on north side of Central ave
nue., exclusive of the crossings, was 81,
O29. OF this amount the abutting prop
erty owners paid $3S447; citizens donat-
ed $3.50, and the V. |. A. paid $513. 50.
The crossings cost $2425, of which
amount the V. |. A. paid $2O.25.
Miss Brooke, who has just closed her
second year as teacher in the public
school, left on Monday for Delray on
the lower east coast, where she expects
10 spend the vacation season with her
parents. Ii is likely that Miss Brooke
will return TO the Crescent City school
for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Cone, who are ar.
ranging 10 move 10 ST. Petersburg with.
in the coming month, as announced in
their furniture and other household
goods at public auction on Saturday,
June 18Th. ]. l.. Burton will act as auc.
tioneer.
Miss Jane Bowman, for several years
past the popular assistant in the high
school, expects 10 leave today for Ten.
neSSee, where she will spend the sum
mer with her parentSA Miss Bowman
has not decided TO return 10 Crescent
City next year, though there is strong
desire for her return on the part OF pu
pills and patrons.
Miss Ruth Herlong, piano instructor
at Marion College for young ladies,
Ala, returned home last week
and will spend the summer with her
mother. Crescent City people general
ly had an opportunity TO enjoy Miss
Hcrlong'S playing at the High School
last Friday night, and
that they enjoyed it was proved by the
vociferouS encore accorded her.
AT the recent monthly meeting of the
V. |. A. the following officers were
elected for the year, beginning October
next: President, Miss Bessie A. viii.
liamS; LIST vice president, Miss Helen
I'd vice president, Mrs. K.
Borson; Sd vice president, Mrs. c. S.
Gowen; secretary Mrs. A. B. Torrey;
treasurer, Mrs. Frank Gautier; members
at large of executive board, Mrs. L.
A. Hurbut, Mrs. f. l.. Bills; auditor,
Mrs. S. NJ. LaBree.
NJ. l.. Crib who recently took out a
license and opened near beer" saloon
in the Braddock store on Summit St.
has retired from the business. Mr..
Cribb went before the council and told
he board THAT he did not know there
was such general opposition to the
business in Crescent City; that he was
not here TO make enemies, but friends,
and if the council would retnrn his |
license money he would quit the bust
ness" The council voted TO give him
his money back. Mr.. Crib has open.
ed up meat market at the foot of Cen
ral avenue, and the News trusts he will