The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-05-10
Crescent City News
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a Personal and Social. ,

:, Mr. and Mrs. Eaton Cliff are now in
England.
Z. II. Cash is now we'll enough TO ap.
pear daily on the streets.
Sidney Herlong of Jacksonville spent
The week end with relatives here.
The first peach shipments of the sea-
son were from Seville, this week.
Miss Bowman of the high school spent
the week end with friends in Palatka.
School will close on the 2ith inst
and perhaps some OF the kids" are not
glad.
DR.. II, E. Johnson and Miss John son
lett this week for their home at Fair.
bury, Ill.
Her f. Babers is getting ready TO
ship his peach crop, and will make his
lirst shipments next week.
Thos. H. Stryker, Miss Stryker and
Miss Washington left last week for their
summer home in Rome, n. Y.
Gerard Alexander of Huntington has
purchased the Cliff Maui place near the
Junction and expecis IN move on !, tb;S
month.
B. F. Tillinghast will leave next week
for Miami TO be present at the 25th an
nual meeting of The Florida State Horti-
cultural Society.
f. II. Williams, Geo. r. Graham and
c. l.. Chamberlin were last week elect.
Gu trustees OF me crescent City Sub
'cnooi ois'iic' LOT inc ensuing TWO
years
The frame work of Chamberlin's new
business block is up and the stores are
being rapidly pushed 10 completion.
There will be two stores in the block.
w. B. Maul's ice cream, fruit and CON
,e rec pa[lofS WIN occupy one ana
'he Guy oa'oe' Shop VIII occupy Inc
o'i'e''
The vote for county commissioner in
this district, No. /, by precincts was as
follows: Alyers l. Al: No. IT.
No. 81; No. 4-,20; No. SO: No. O.
81; No. 10; total, 1926. McGrady-
No. 1-65; No. 2-2O; No. 81; No. A
o; NO - NO O-o' NO Il; 'o'ai,
'V'' 'N'Ne'S 'h'Jo'l'S 90
Cyrus Bullock, father of l.. +. Bull
lock, and who spent the winter here
with his son in the Pierpont house, died
on Wednesday the fst inst. at his sons
home in Onset, Mass. The old gentle.
man was in delicate health all last win
ter His remains were inferred in the |
family lo' al Nahuoiph' Mass
Ed. Chandler, colored boy of the |
town, was fined $50 and costs bv Mayor |
Graham Monday morning for firing his |
pistol in Whiteville Sunday night. He |
paid the fine. Mayor Graham is Ger.
iainly making the loafers and rowdies
pay for their pleasure and doing his full |
part to keep the town orderly.
w., 1.,. n Dr., J.J,,, ,,.;. :; H.:
race kor sheriff of the county, but he
did receive 92 of the ll9 votes cast for
that office in this, his home precinct
that is 30 per cent of the vol cs, and some.
thing any candidate can be prond Of
Capt. Pigue carried all the peninsula
precincts except Como-a precinct with
only twelve votes.
A.. po.of,Lo pros,o, .,oro . ne
In Start y bakery NJ his home nm
Nan s1reet and vii mako bread rcon.
inrI,, | adies nbn hayn hcrn huvino
bread made in IackGnnvillr" and Other
',knThom nIocn. are rnioicino for he
~oTd has zone abroad lIot Mr. paTrou is
"G," 10" =" e" naI,a .'hro,J ill., no,hnT
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The merchants have made an agree
nent whereby beginning win NeuheS,
lay OF neXt week an inc STORES VIII
close wednesday afternoons ,hloush
he heated term ms VIII ailow inc
clerks chahce 10 play DaSC pail anu
ne proprie'ofS a chahce 10 llSh anu 20
over their SINS OF commission III 'iliu.
week ana leave them more Time LOT
Mr. and Mrs |. E. Lorick and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mathis of lakewood ave. gave
ish fry and picnic in the oak grove in
lay, 10 Whlch most o! Tue young people