The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-13
" Personal and Social. .

tourists and new arrivals are registered
every day. '''> ~
Mrs. l.. A. Hurlbut, the Misses Huh.
bard and Miss Mary Haake were amono
me Christmas shoppers of the week te
visit Palatka. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Middleton who
nave been spending the summer al
Quincy, Ill.,, have returned and are now
making their home at Grove Hall.
The deep sympathy of all Crescent
City people is with Rev. and Mrs. D, D,
Diefienweirth in the severe illness of
their little sixteen months old child.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. r. Hill of Hcnder.
Sonville, n. c., are at Daytona for the
season. But ii is just possible thew NAV
also conclude 10 visit Crescent City
Farmer w. A. Kirkland is a farmer
right. He has been bringing some
vegetable 10 town that are gathered in
as last as exposed. Some of his turnips
were as large as any ever seen here.
Crescent City merchants are doing a
thriving business these days. One man
who handles groceries exclusively took
in over two hundred dollars from six
O'Clock 10 closing time on Saturday
night.
Paul c. Smith painted all the bio
signs for the Crutchfield Voolfolk and
other packing houses. They are enor,
nous sign boards and well executed
Sign painting was formerly profession
OF MIR. Smith'S-now il is paslime.
Mrs. II. S. TebbettS of Lynn, Mass, is
expected 10 reach Crescent CITY TODAY
and will be the guests for some time Of
Mrs. ]. f. RhoadS. Mrs. Tcbbetts
formerly resided here and will be re
membered pleasantly by all old citizens
of the place.
K. c. Middleton and Frank Gautier
have purchased the S-acre orange grove
of Horace Prior on the main road be
tween Huntington and Lake Como.
The trees in this grove are large and
capable OF bearing heavy crop. The
consideration is not stated
The Sock party given by the V. |. A.
at the hall last week was most enjoy
able and successful affair. The ladies'
will realize about $40 from the enter
tainment. One feature of the party
which was thoroughly enjoyed was the
farce given by l.. S. Bullock and daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie, and Miss Grace Cash.
Dancing followed.
Tho NoCor,;oL 3. G1.hLo
honsn 1,nS oInanH iiupOs packing
part of Two weeks because If renairs
and changes to the mocbinerv hnt iS
now in running order again Tbo do
Law was a great ANNOYANCE IN. the firm as
thew have several thousand boycs which
they had hoppd 10 OCT in for The Christ.
mas trade
Mrs. +. l.. Bills entertained the ladies
OF the v l. A. at reception at her beau
llui nome on ooulh Prospect street last
friday afternoon IN honor OF Misses
Bessie A. Williams and Florence John
son, ueiega'eS 10 me recen' annual con
NT " 'le o'aIe rGeela.lon ri, VI
w onicn G ts,t' ~ am DtHJl; lht
nouSc was peautiLu'iy ucCola'eu lol lne
ooo'sion' un'n' 'cc o'e""i anu CANE
were SelNeu'
MesdameS F. l.. Bills and NJ. II. Read |
entertained on Monday of last week al |
the beautiful Bills bungalow on South |
Summit street in honor of Miss Mar
ioric Bullock of Onset, Mass, the affair
being a reception generally attended by |
the society Young ladies' of the place. |
Punch and ice cream and cake were
served.
Tho uCouto,t ~ Croscart Citv,S nov
hotoI was oncncd IN the
nUhIic Iast wnot Nv Mr. and Mrs r
Coutant, late of the Spraguc House.
While not large the new house is new
and scrupulousIy neat and up.to-datc
and is assured OF all the patronage ii
can care for. The Coutant's have long
been favorite hosts among the travelling
men and they generally rejoice over the
fact that thev are again prepared TO re
ceiye Them and care for them when in
Crescent CITY
CaoJro.J doI;, go, Tho soosor is
IJ Lo, ~, uel',', 10, ,,,oborI,S and
a. fa,l n1 =. ~ uanI, - EIariI, tn nnoco our
nnnnIe and tho InoiIimote tourists.
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anu his hnIf ;nIn ,bo Mimi Of tbr local
ateS nlmSeil mo .ne pu.p't oo or r for
liH anu ,aNe eon up These
SonG ,'na iad ,,or b ,bosc more hon.
ost roscoIe The hotel thief. the pick
nocknt and The BURGLAR The beggars
come under the vagr9nt law and should
bc inf in dnrance Vile as soon as they
o M Puma Gorda Herald,
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a WaSntns'oh ui HIpn,nhor ' and RI
S'aieS lllaI SENATORS - ri~ I'll and Can't
ana AZ Congressman nan nIInN ,odar onrearrd
Duhnlhg' Vi DeLahu, .JHIS ,ra orn,v
before inc Gnslnsei poHiu do VI inT he
Tela'iNe 10 me Scii9lne O. o. uI IohOs Pirer
from the o. johns NV