The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-16
) Personal and Social. /.

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The Carlyle class will meet with Mis-
Bessie A. Williums this friday afte
noon.
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Waybright hav
moved into one of the Fuller cottages o
Summit street.
The young people had very enjoya
BILE dancing party at V. |. A. hall o
Saturday night.
Miss White, popular guest at III
Sprague House, left on Monday for Day
tona Beach TO spend couple OF weeks
DR.. ]. w. Inches of St Clair, Mich
gan, was expected this week and is TO b
the guest of DIR. and Mrs. G. E. Henson
w. A. Engley of Attleboro, Mass.
and James B. Freeman of New York are
among the recent arrivals at Grove Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gowen have hat
as guests this week Mr.. and Mrs. F. G
Russell of Jacksonville and Miss Welle
of Maine.
Mrs. Hough OF Fl. Thomas, KY, who
has been guest for some weeks at the
Turner House, left on Sunday for hei
home.
Hon. William Ryan of Port Chester
N. T., is among the arrivals of the
present week who had engaged quarters
at Grove Hall.
The sale conducted by the guild oil
the Episcopal church at the home Of
Mrs. c. Lyon last week Melted the So
ciety over $500.
DIR. and Mrs. D. D. Rea of Louisville,
KY, who have been spending some
weeks at Grove Hall left on Saturday for
trip to South Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Lopez and Miss
Lopez OF New York arrived on Sunday
for stay OF some time and are pleas
antly quartered at Grove Hall.
Miss Dorothy Woodward of Jackson
vile was here from Saturday to Wed.
nesday, the guest OF her sister, Mrs. L.
T. Clark, and Miss Jessie Burton.
w. T. B. Warn has purchased two and
a half acres on the south side of w. A.
Russells grove in sections 3l-12.2S east,
the same being set in thrifty tangerine
trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cary who hive
been al the Turner House for several
months, on Saturday moved into their
new home on Summit street opposite
the Episcopal church.
]. A. Malcolm and Miss Malcolm,
with other friends of Jericho, Long
Island, were due TO arrive this week for
their annual visit and as usual have en-
gagged quarters at Grove Hall.
A Sunday-school was organized at the
Episcopal church last Sunday with
bright prospects for large attendance
OF little people. The school will meet
Sunday mornings about nine O'Clock,
and Rev. Mr.. McGinniS will take charge.
Rev. Father Barry was prevented
through illness from keeping his APP
pointment with his flock at the little
church last Sunday He was
III nearly all the week with an attack
Of chills and fever.
Miss Mary Alice Eaton entertained a
arge party of her young friends on
Thursday evening of last week at her
home on Summit street. On Friday
evening also Miss Eaton entertained at a
launch party on Lake Crescent.
President Tillinghast of the Crescent
City board of trade has appointed Messrs |
w. A. Russell, c. I. King and E. H.
TO draft and submit to a meet |
ng OF the board at its next meeting suit |
Ible resolutions on the death of the |
Rev. E. P. Butler, former member of
he board.
David Benbow general manager OF
he Palatka Auto and Supply Co. has
pent several days here during the past
week on business. Mr.. Benbow says
his was his first visit TO Crescent City,
nd added that it would not be his last
4 like this town." he added.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. MACPHERSON OF
saginaw, Mich, spent Sunday at Grove
Hall, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.. w.
lynn of the same city and Mr.. w. +,
lynn, whose grove they visited during
be afternoon. Mr.. MACPHERSON is
resident of the Wilson Cypress Co. OF
alatka, and is one of Michigan'S nu-
lerous millionaire lumber barons.
Mrs. A. w. Seaton, New York lady
rho is spending the winter season at
rove Hall, has purchased the Lisnaro
rove, late property of Mrs. Collins B.
some three miles down the
Ike. This property consists of 20
ores in fine bearing trees, a good mod
rn house, barns, packing house and
ock, and is one of the best properties
| this section.
The sudden death of Mr.. E. S. Burr
n the 4th inst. cast shadow of sorrow
n the town. Mr. and Mrs. Burr We're
ON Rochester, n. Y, and had made
everal winter visits here, always stop,
ing at Grove Hall. They had come TO
e known by very many of our people
nd were highly esteemed by all, Mr..
urr was attacked by heart failure just
fter retiring for the night. His death
'as almost instantaneous. His body was
Iken TO his northern home the follow
lg day accompanied by his wife and
lr. Starkweather, who went as far as
A. w. Hawkes. the celebrated Atlanta
puCdl SoouS uedlcI WIN nave pIoseS- ,
onal optician from his house in Ores,
ent City on March 10th and 21st. For
lese two days he will be at Lounds
,rug Store. This visiting representa-
We comes bearing the highest creden-
ais and any persons in this section who
as need of glasses can go 10 him in full
onfidence of getting scientific treat
lent. Beware of the itinerant peddler
glasses who goes from house to house. !
he eye is too delicate member 10 be
,opardized by fakirs. Remember the
ate of the visit of this graduated opt-
20 and 2lst.
Among the visitors to Crescent City
Ist Saturday was Mr.. Homer D. Potter
I Louisville, KY Mr.. Potter, who is ,
in son of The late Rev Z c pnftnr n !