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

4 uG OuuSulue oOSlcty Was tutcttdluCA
by Mrs ]. NJ. Jones at its regular meet
ing. The annual election of officers
was held at this session. Mrs. Jones
was elected president; Mrs. Ganas, vice
/ president; Miss Coburn, secretary and
Mrs Chas. Barrett, treasurer. A pleas
ing literary program had been prepared,
particularly interesting number being
Miss Richardson's recital OF her expert
ences on South Dakota homestead. At
the close OF the program, dainty COLA
ton was served by Mrs Jones, assisted
by Miss George.
The new store, under management OF
Mr.. Hal Irish, presents most attractive
appearance with IFS newly finished in
terror and tastefully arranged display OF
goods.
Miss Ella Osteen has returned to her
home at Fort Meade, having been sum.
moned 10 assist in caring for her brother
who was seriously injured in baseball
accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Daugherty are new
corners who are very pleasantly situated
with Mrs. E. S. Brewer on Boylston ST.
Mrs. E. Jones of Grove Park is guest
at the Townsend home.
Miss Alma DeTilla goes to Kenwood
10 teach in the public school just estab-
lished in that colony.
Mrs. o. H. Ewing, with her house
guests and Mrs. Chas. Brown, made
coDgenial party who visited St. Angus
tine last week.
M. A. Baker is steadily improving,
and from present indications will soon
have recovered entirely from the shock
of paralysis from which he has been
suffering.
Miss Erma Baker has completed her
school term and is now home for vaca-
ton.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church met at the
home ofMrs. D. NJ. Corthell last Friday;
large attendance and excellent program
marked the occasion.
Prof. Joseph Stock, wife and baby,
have returned from Francis, where Prof.
Stock has been teaching, and are once
more comfortably established in their
own pretty home.
The Edgar baseball nine crossed bats
with the Interlachen boys on our home
diamond Saturday, and carried away a
score of nineteen 10 three in favor of
our home team.
Lieut.. Governor Blakesley and wife,
and Senator Woodruff and wife, OF
New Haven, Conn, who have been &C.
cupying "Cubano," left a few days
since for trip down the East Coast,
with Key West as the terminus.
There will be services with holy
communion, in St. Andrews Episcopal
church next Sunday, Rev. w. w. Fow-
Ter officiating.
DR.. Stevens, who purchased the Ma
riners Lake property of the late Lewis
Patric with the purpose OF establishing
Sanitarium, arrived last week with
large party and is getting things in shape.
Repairs on the Capt. Ware house are
now being rapidly pushed TO compile
ton, and Capt. Ware is expected 10 ar
rive within a few days. Owing to re-
cent illness, Mrs Ware will not come
down this year, as first planned.
Miss Marshall, principal of the school,
has been absent because of illness, and
the pupils in the higher grades have had
a brief vacation in consequence.
H. H. Hawkins spent several days
here this week, the guest of ]. E.
Daugherty.
The NJ. E. church observed ST. Valen-
tines day with a social in the hall, and
many novel and entertaining features
were introduced
A meeting of the citizens of Inter
lachen and vicinity is announced for
Wednesday, Feb. 21st, in the Town
Hall for the purpose of organizing a To-
cal telephone company.
Irving Anderson, who has been spend
ing some weeks with his parents here,
left Tuesday for DeLand where he will
visit his sister, Mrs. Berkelmann before
returning TO his home in New York.
DR.. Steen of Palatka was summoned
Wednesday TO attend G. E. Gillett who
is critically i'll.