The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-04
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Gnu hSlS Win nef mother.
Miss June Brown of PaIalka spent tb,
weekend with friends here.
Capt. and Mrs. w. NJ. Miller have re
turned from Summer Haven.
Miss Frances Sackelt has gone bacl
10 the north TO spend the winter
MIR. and Mrs. ChaS. S. Gowcn return
ed from an extended visit in Maine las
Saturday. ~
Miss Brooke will make her home
this season with MIR. and Mrs. Oliver
Chamberlin.
Miss FrierSon of Pomona was the
guest last Friday and Saturday of Mrs
w. II. Fuller
Miss Louise Hunter is spending the
week with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Ba.
berS, at LeeSburg.
Miss Bowman, assistant principal al
the high school, arrived home from her
vacation last Friday.
Master Henry Cash returned last
week from his summers outing Al
Summer Haven beach,
Mrs. J. G. GrimSley has returned from
an extended Sojourn in the North
Carolina mountain section.
Miss Nellie Grimsley is TO take \
course in the nurses training class Of
ST. Luke'S Hospital, Jacksonville.
Mrs. f. D. Lounda and little son,
Frederick, have returned from a pleas
ant visit with friends in Charleston,
S. C.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. A. Hurlbut who
have been spending the entire summer
in Connecticut arrived home on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, H. Williams and
Mrs. w. G. Norton and Miss CardcIIe
Williams, arrived home on Sunday
afternoon.
Capt. SiIas D. Ritch OF Port Chester,
N Y, writes that he must come 10
Crescent City for visit this winter.
We all hope that he will
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Morse of Massa-
ChuSetts have arrived here and are oC-
cupying the house on the Lyons
formerly NewSom grove.
A couple wagon loads of young PEG
pie went TO the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
X. b. Bethel last Friday evening and
were pleasantly entertained
The " |. A. is to have barn, or
tacky party on the night of October 31Sl
-llollowe'cn. Remember the date
and take no other.
Charles Guteridgc has gone 10 Wash
ington 10 enter college, and with the
purpose of taking the course in electri,
cal engineering.
Miss Grace Cash and her BROTHER
Phillips, gave launch party TO a num-
Der of young people last week, going TO
Palatka and back in the moonlight.
James Coward has the contract for
transporting the country children 10 and
from school each day, and his route
starts from the Bethel ncighborhood,
goes by Longs Station and Denver.
James Nixon of Fruilland with his
family are here for the winter and are
occupying the house on the Seville
road formerly the home OF II. D. Brad
dock.
Rev. and Mrs. D. D. Diclfcnweirth
will return from their visit on the east
coast this week and Mr.. Dicffcnweirth
will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
church al the usual hour next Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Eaton arc planning TO
move into their new house on North
Prospect street, and will rent their pres
ent home on South Summit street to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Darling of Daven-
port, Iowa, who expect 10 arrive here
the latter part OF the month.
A little daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. ChaS. w. Hutchinson OF BaneS,
Cuba, last Friday morning. Mrs. Hut
Crimson has been spending some
here the guest of her auntS, the
Misses Williams, AID Mr.. Hutchinson
arrived last week for a stay OF several
weeks.
The Crescent City high school open
ed on Monday with Prof. Louis Eigel as
Only last week Prof J. II. |
Selden who had been engaged for the |
year notified the county superintendent |
hat for business and other reasons he
could not fulfill his contract. 1t SO
happened that Prof. Eigel, who is an
teacher holding Cerilll-
cate from the state of Iowa, had only
-ccentIy made application for a school
md was still al liberty; he was secured
md was TO arrive here for the opening
Of the school on Monday. Prof. Eigel
las daughter who is principal oil the
school at Daytona. County Superln-
endcnt Tucker is sure that the people
If Crescent City will be pleased with
heir new principal. For some time
Prof. Eigel has been living at Burbank,
having been attracted 10 Florida by the
seductive advertisements OF colony
which told glowing tales oil
10 acres and freedom. "
There is the possibility of bust up
n the town government. AT meeting
If The Town council last Saturday morn
ne the council declined TO go ahead at
resent with the plans of Mayor Ora,
IAN and CounciImen King and Mathis
cooking TO the establishment OF town
water and lighting plant. A mass meet,
ny of citizens only the night before, had
the council for lis efforts
md had unanimously agreed that lhey
we're justified in securing plans ana
and making diligcnt en-
JURY in to the praclicability Of the pro
ect." Three of the CounciImen de-
lined TO subscribe to this program they
cfused their assent TO the purchase OF
he plans, even after it was made known
hat $50 of their cost would be pald by
Nessrs. Cheatham and King. This &C
ion. or non-action of the council, has
reused the ire of Mayor Graham and
Councilmen King and Mathis and they
ave threatened TO resign at the next
ocular meeting. The News hopes ihey
will reconsider; no temporary deieaI