The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-26

10th inst.
Mrs. PoSey of Trenton, S. c., is her,
on visit 10 the home of her brother
MIR. J. E. Lorick. Mrs. PoSey will b,
remembered pleasantly by our people a
former visitor
Miss Katharine Crawford, who wen
early in the season TO North Carolina
writes that after short stay at Ridge
crest she went on 10 New York and i,
now at GlenS Falls, near Lake George
Tor the remainder of the summer. Sh,
extends good wishes 10 the friends who
remain at home.-DeLand News.
The young people have been having
well attended and most enjoyable dan.
cling parties at V. l. A. hall during the
past two weeks. The town is only
dull in business sense; socially, espe
cially among the young people, It's max.
ing history. There are more of the
young people here this summer than
usual.
The sheriff OF St. Johns county made
raid on the blind tigers at Shell Bluff
last Sunday night and captured sixteen
OF them. Ii should be noted that the
blind tiger doesn't confine his opera
tons TO dry counties, but that he flour.
iSheS fully as well in those counties
where the sale of liquor is IegaIized.
Chester Norton has gone TO Hot
Springs, Arkansas, TO have the rheuma
tiSm washed out of his system and there
isn't person in town who isn't busy
just now hoping that he will be success
full. This young man has had tough
time of il for the past year, several
months of which he had 10 keep his
bed.
]. A. Austin has had some lumber left
on his Main street lot and it is reported
that he has already started on the work
of erecting department" store. 1t is
a little off the present line of retail
travel, but who can say that he is not
the pioneer of what is destined soon TO
become the great traffic thoroughfarc
OF the city. The new store is TO be size
"A 40 and two stories high.
]. F. Ganas has concluded the pur
chase of all the land and timber rights
of Mr., Smith al Huntington and has en-
tered upon possession of the property.
The purchase includes SomeS 10000
acres of timber Mr. GanaS was the for
mer owner of large part of this tract,
and his return to operate the turpentine
business will be welcomed with Joy by
large number of our people.
Rev. Father Barry of Pa'atka will
hold service at the Catholic church
next Sunday evening, and on Monday
there will be a large attendance at least
of the Catholic people as Father Barry
can only make monthly visits here and
last month was prevented from making
his usual visit because of trip TO Wash
ington. Father Barry'S sermons are al
ways practical and helpful.
The News has received from Mrs NJ.
r. Traile card view of her pretty cot
tageS at Chautauqua Lake, New York.
The cottages are known as the Lake
Front Cottages and during the season
are among the most popular stopping
places OF that well known and popular
resort. Among the winter visitors at
Crescent City who are making their
home there this summer are noted Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Lyon, of Albany, n. Y.
Rev. +. w. Waybright announced in
the Baptist church last Sunday morning |
that the Sunday morning service would |
be dispensed with until the first OF Sep |
TENDER. The evening service will be
as usual By this arrange.
mcnt there will be morning service at
The Methodist, and evening service al
The Baptist churches and this will be all /
The preaching the people will have dur
ing the balance of the summer season.
Capt S. NJ. LaBree, W. F. Glynn and
K BorSon went over TO Daytona Beach
with their automobiles last Sunday
morning and returned the following day
They had with them as guests Mes
lanes Z. H. Williams, +. Rhodes,
Frank Gautier, BorSon, LaBree, Miss
CardeIle Williams and MeSSrS: f. II.
and G. H. Preston. The party
eft here at $50 a. m. and made DeLand
or breakfast, then went on to the
Beach. They had a delightful day Tor
he trip.
The stock in the wainwright store has
been moved TO Mr.. WainrightS new
aw mill location at HARDWOOD on the
last coast and Mr.. Spencer wainwright
will Join his father in operations there
They do not intend, however, 10 give
Up their interests here, but will come
Jack. Their interests at Harwood are
,nly temporary. 1t is understood that
hey have already had application for
he store, and that Harrod Braddock is
leasing it and opening up
meat market and grocery. The loca-
ion is one OF the best in the place.
Old Crescent City friends of Mr.. and
Hrs. II. w. Brusie formerly old citizens
# this place now living in New York
.ity, will sympathSe with them in their
orrow over the loss of their daug hter,
Cora, wife of William ]. Gardner,
which occurred on Monday the 18th
nst. Mrs. Gardner is also survived by
wo daughters, Elsie and lrma, and her
husband, The News has no other par
iculars. Mrs. Gardner will be Temem-
,ered by many as a visitor TO her par
nts' home in this place.
The third quarterly conference on me
,rescent City charge of the Methodist
church will convene with the church
/ Georgetown next Saturday and Sun
ay, Juiy 9Th and 2Sth. AT II a. m.
m Saturday there will be preaching by
he Presiding Elder, Rev. DIR. !, ). rat
erson Of jacksonville, after which din.
er will be served on the grounds. Al
D. M, will be the business session with
ddresses by the presiding elder and
aston. On Sunday, Love Feast will be
onducted by the pastor, Rev. d. ID.
,ieffenweirlh, at 10 a. M, followed by
ermon by DR.. Patterson and commu- {
ion service. A large attendance is re-
uested by the pastor OF the charge. u