The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-08

an automobile and a young man who is
going to get lots of enjoyment out of if.
lie has Hudson roadster.
George F. Carpenter and his aunt
Mrs. Hale, reached here last week from
Attleboro, Mass, where they have
spent the summer.
Dave Gautier and Henry Driggers
who have been spending several weeks
in Virginia packing apples, returned on
Saturday and will soon be feeling quite
at home again.
The enlarged store OF the Mathis Mer-
camille Company is we'll adapted TO the
display OF the company'S large stock.
Other improvements are TO be made, all
looking TO the convenience of the pub.
lie.
]. X. Turner has an excellent garden
in the north end and is already bringing
in some choice tomatoes. He expects
in very short time TO be able TO supply
great many fresh vegetables TO this
market.
Mr. and Mrs. Darling and Miss Dar-
ing were TO leave their home in Daven
port, Iowa, on Tuesday noon and come
direct 10 Crescent City for the winter.
They will occupy the Eaton cottage on
South Summit street.
Mrs. Weaver, widow of the late Hen
ry Weaver, an old resident OF this place,
and who has been living in New York
for the past several years, is in town viSi.
ting friends. She expects TO spend the
winter in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Chase of Jackson.
vile were in town for a few hours on
Tuesday and were the guests at dinner
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. TillinghaSt. Mr..
Chase is the head OF the firm of Chase
& Co. fruit shippers, who have the big
packing house at the junction.
Miss Jessie Burton, who has been
spending the summer with relatives in
Greensboro, Ala, returned home last
week accompanied by her cousins, the
Misses Ward and PickinS, two very
charming young ladies', who will spend
some time here as her guests.
w. c. Norton received letter on
Saturday saying that Mr.. Frank Buck is
now recovering from his recent illness |
and that they will probably leave for
Crescent City soon. They would have
been here two weeks ago but for Mr.. |
Bucks illness.
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on m'', 81 T RanoS cnha who bauo hnnn
snendino The sumner with their aunts
the Misses Williams, left on Monday |
Mr. Uutchinson's parents before con
inning their Journey 70 New York. |
from which city they will sail for Cuba |
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ladies OF the '. |. a. at Inc nall on
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DR.. CorkinS, genial and experienced
young physician OF New orleans, ar
rived in the city last wee and has made
up his nina 10 locate mere ~; Coi
kinS was Tor some llme coH Wsctina Ml'n
the PUBIC heallh service III ', "SniHf h 'on'
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new NaihrIgh' Dul'u''s'
Rev. DR.. John Russell father oil inc
editor of this paper, died at his home in
Detroit, Mich, last Sunday night. lie
was aged 90 years, month and II days,
and for 70 years had been minister OF
the Gospel, and member OF the De-
troit Conference OF Inc Me sI np,i
copai church. Dr; anu n,S' h ,NuS't nc
will be remembered ny many , ~ a..
guests al the home OF their SUI" 'n'ous"
the winter OF two years ago
Mr. and Mrs. Ira C Pratt and Mr.. ia
son / ong arrived last week from Crop
sew. ILL.,, and are now occupying MIR
Pralt'S winter cottage on Summit street.
Mr.. Pratt states that both he and Mrs.
Pratt have enjoyed very pleasant sum
mer and that they have been in Inc
health all summer Their annual visit
here in the fall is always looked forward
10 with pleasure by large circle OF
friends.
II II,,,horoer tbe new pastor
NV Ny IJ :. II, c6nrch preached his
,,;,inI sormonS to good congregations
, ,hi'' So, ond made an excellent i'm.
last ounu"' ~ Mon,S trusts that The
PleSSiOn 11.nhornor and his family will
lie their new home as well as the PEG