The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-01
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a Personal and Social, q.

W. +. Glynn and his friend Nh.
Howard, visited Jacksonville HI,
week. 'ill'
Z. l.. Chamberlin and E. V. L1lnd
per,g We're among the visitors TO Pa.
latka this week. ~ I"
DIR. McGunagle has Offices in tbf
new wainwright building on Centra'
avenue, up stairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Fuller arg
again housekeeping in their old home
on North Summit street.
DR.. G. E. Henson, now a resident
OF Jacksonville spent Saturday and
sunday In the city the guest OF
Miss Virgie Smith came up from
DeLand last Friday to spend the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul c. Smith.
Miss Gertrude Benham, a student
OF the sophomore year at John r,
Stetson University, DeLand, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
| A'Ah % W. ~ DCillldIll.
Robert Barr the eminent London
novelist who died near that city some
two weeks ago, was a visitor to Cres-
cent City some II or IA years ago,
when he was the guest of the late Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Close.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hinchliffe of
Huntsville, Ala, who have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hinch-
life for the past two weeks, are to re-
turn to their home this week. AL
most every year the brothers and
their families enjoy a pleasant fam
lily reunion.
The packing houses are all preral,
ing tostart up next week and consiG-
cradle fruit will leave here during the
coming week. The grapefruit is rip
ening rapidly, and some color is com,
ing on the oranges. Tangerines it is
predicted will be later in ripening
than usual.
The store of the Mathis Mercantile
Co. was moving to its new place last
week and the addition has almost beer
completed under the supervision of
Contractor Rafferty,. The enlarged
store will enable Mr.. Mathis ample
room for the displav of his new an(
heavy stock of suits and other ladies
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul C. Norris anc
little daughter of Washington, d. c.
who have been here on visit of some
Two weeks 10 Mr. MOTIFS moIher ahC
SlS1erS' ,I are lea!!"S L"lS MeSh 'oi
nome Wv Mr' Norris rT Is thG secretary OF
the United States Congress. He has
visited Crescent CITY on several form
or occasions.
IN -.,-.
Ana sun the new reSluellceS go NJ up
ana the town continues 10 grow ne
latest new residence arranged lor II
that to be built by capt Chas l.
COOK on South prospect stfeeG adJolh-
ing his present hne nome. Inc new
mouse VIII De TWO stories nlgn j ano
VIII De modern modern IN every Part &c aaI
ana an ornament 70 inns street Vi liii'
an his order for lumber and a portion
of the brick is on the ground
Rev. j. II. HunSberger, the new
pastor OF the ffesDyterlan cllu 1
mas arrived WIN ms fanny anu i
getting settled IN the church manse
He will occupy the pulpit Tor Vle mrs
time next Sunday, preaching Doll
morning ana evening. Inc new P'i,
tor comes from JeneTSoi, ~ o, l.,
~ - hIPeu Vni' S, NV ond +,oi tbn I.bmrrl
nndar his Guidance NAV prosper.
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William l; Knox o Vi &C. NTn'' Va
Mccormick, HuDDS y ~. So', NeW w. l u. T.
fruit commission dealers, ana wac ilaS
been making an extensive "Trip 'liLl
the citrus St1Vil'G section, OF lh'
state, says That the FeS'cn -. SC,
ton is showing the best irul! III .EC
state. 81 hnI,' SaHu WI hncN, '"o'
the fruit in the northern Sc 1'n i
uniformly bette una. .' E ' Io1.nr
Crescent City not only mas d aatRt
crop, but it has some "l lh' I'heSV
fruit in the state
John Rafferty, the contractor mas
just purchased two lots IN block y W., Of o.;
the Crescent Hill subdlvYl;SII!o,n' Inns l,
makes three lots in this addltt tEno Im@I
Mr. Rafferty, has purchased VhrouS Il
soon as he can get little ;,j leisure tS,.pe
Mr.. Rafferty, proposes 10 p Ef oo Crreo
cottages and Duhgalo' 81 80. toG u % y
this is indefinite, Tor MI. haf fn yt 10
people.
II Dad { oForing the Will
M. H. ReaG 10 ,r U for sale, This
Jams ana bueE BUCK ys;gg bfE, or Grove over
beaGtiluI o1s a,'3 Cre SS and containing
looking Lake ~ T i,t;tL ~ arrps in grove
Il acres 5So III tra a1t i is one Of the very few
and l,zCo VrFes r. 10 t GJ for sale in this
g actiep The he ' owners live north, but