The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-28
a Personal and Social.

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Mrs. DIR. G. l.. Calhoun has gone on
visit TO her old home in Seville, Ga.
Mrs f. G. Sackcu and little son have
gone on visit to relatives in MaSSachu,
sets.
Kirk Nj. White drove his Moline
roadster Though to Jacksonville last
week.
James f. Lorick returned on Saturday
from a visit 10 his old home in South
Carolina.
Miss Mel lie Jackson of Palatka spent
the week end here as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs, Tom Clark.
Miss Eunice Halves, very attractive
young lady of Atlanta, is here on visit
TO Miss Nellie Grimsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. 1illinghast and
Miss TillinghaSt have engaged cottage
at Daytona Beach for portion OF the
summer.
Rev. D. D. Dieflcnweirth has been
engaged in holding special revival ser
vice at Welaka during the past ten days,
being assisted in the work by Rev. II.
f. Partridge OF Hastings.
Miss Jessie Burton will accompany
her parents to their cottage on Summer
Haven Beach for a couple OF weeks
stay before going TO northern Alabama
| for tho hnlDn of tho
Grandma Mathis arrived last Saturday
from ST. Augustine and will spend some
time visiting her son, Mr.. Harwood
Mathis, her daughter, Mrs. G, A. Cheat.
ham, and numerous other relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. w. A. Russell left on Wedncs-
day for a three months trip TO the north
west. After a short visit in Detroit,
Michigan, she will go TO Chicago, then
10 Minneapolis and Duluth, Mimi, and
thence back TO Detroit via. the Great
Lakes route.
Mrs. +. S. Crolty left on Monday last
for Attlcboro, Mass, where she will
visit friends and relatives until late in
the fall 1t is nine years since Mrs
Crotty left her home here 10 make q
visit to her native state and all are hop
ing she will have a delightful trip.
Mrs. Daughtry of Jacksonville is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs James Padgctt
IT,, and is meeting many old tricidS
Mrs. Daughlry is a most charming and
attractive lady and on her former visit!
here had accumulated large circle o
friends who are pleased TO again wei
come her.
Rev. f. w. Waybright, for the pas
wear pastor of the Baptist church, wa
admitted TO the bar before the Supreme
court at Tallahassee some 10 days ago
| Mr.. Waybright is graduate OF the Law
Department of StctSon University. he
expects TO engage in the practice of law
in Jacksonville.
Paul c. Smith ought to be enjoying
his brief visit 10 his old home in Louis
Vile, Ky, and the home of his age
mother He doesn't bear the reputation
of A man who is given TO ncglcCIing hi
business, hence a little respite will, w
trust, prove a great pleasure TO him
Mr.. Smith will be home in day or two
An oil stove was the cause of fir
breaking out at the home of DR.. A.
Spcncer one day last week. The alarr
was promptly sounded, however, an
Harry Chamberlin ran across the stree
with a fire eXtinguiSher and prompt
nut out the fire. But little damage re
, suited and this is covered by insurance
Wash. Berry, one of the old-tim
! colored men of this place died last Nor
!, dov after a short illness and was burie
the following day. Wash. Berry ia
! lived in Crescent City many years an
! was we'll known TO all the old settlers
= For long time he had charge OF Sma
groves He was a member of the co
n ored Methodist church.
:. Rcv, DR.. G. H. Ward expects TO a
r rive here next Monday from Leesbur
and will spend week with Mrs. War
At their old home on the west side
axe Stella, after which both will leaN
a for their annual summer outing in IL
e north As DIR. and Mrs. Ward mad
J. Crescent City their home for more tina
IS d wears il is unnecessary TO say IN
y their visit will be an occasion OF muc
Measure 10 a large circle Of friends.
= Postmaster Z. d. Lounds had occasio
- to write TO Irving Newcomb, a torm'
% citizen who was last known as reside
y Of Washington, D. c., where for nur
= her Of wears he was employed in one
= ,hc departments. Mr.. LoundS wrote
Z him carly in the present month; his l(
Z for was replicd TO by Mrs. Newcom
q who stated that MIR. Newcomb had pee
~ dead more than ycar-that he died
=. Nav, 1911. II the fact was known
n any one in Crescent City II certainly n
~ been kept quiet Mr.. NewcomD IL
y here many years ago. His home "
out on Union avenue.