The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-11

Mrs. Roland Woodward of Jackson!
vile who has been the guest of htI
daughter, Mrs. L. T. Clark, left las,
Thursday for home.
Robert Hutchinson, now praclicino
law in Jacksonville, spent a lew days
here last week the guest of his aunis,
the Misses Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Wilson and
children OF Georgia have recently ar.
rived in town and are occupying the
Cham berlin house near the Episcopal
church.
The V. |. A. have arranged for three
delightful entertainments through the
Alkahest Lyceum Bureau for the tom.
ing season. The first OF these will be
given in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. SauS of Vermont have
leased the Borson cottage, opposite
Grove Hall, for the winter. Mr.. Sauls
il will be remembered bought the CARL
home which was afterwards DESTROYED
by fire.
Over three cars of grapefruit were
forwarded from this place last week,
about five hundred boxes OF which
were forwarded by Chase & Co. More
was expected 10 be sent forward this
week.
The State Board Of Health has mott
fled DR.. McGunagle of one or Two rel
ported cases OF small pox among colored
people in the suburbs and has asked the
doctor to look into the matter and take
necessary steps 10 prevent spread of the
disease.
Mrs. T. n. Gauter of Miami and her
two sons, MeSSrS. Jeff. and Lawrence
Gaulier, have been in the city during
the past week visiting relatives and old
friends. Lawrence left after only
brief visit for DeLand, where he has
entered John B. StetSon university.
The regular meeting of the V. |. A.
will be held at the hall Monday, Oct
18TH, at $3.50 p. III. Meeting of the
Executive Board at 3 O'Clock sharp.
Full attendance requested. Reports OF
officers and standing committees with
other business will be before the as
ISOLATION.
Hal. A. Irish, late OF Interlachcn, has
moved here with his wife and two little
daughters and it is said will occupy Il C
Appleby house near Crescent City
Junction. Mr.. Irish states that he has
been appointed manager OF the Lake
George Farms Co.., position until re
Gently held by Mr.. Gerard Alexander,
who recently rendered his resignation.
Mrs. Rev. DR.. Geo. H. Ward OF Lees
burg has been spending few days here
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Gauticr. Mrs Ward has been spending
the summer in Chicago and Pittsburg,
visiting her son and daughter and was
enroute hone DR.. Ward who has
been in New York was expected 10
come here for few days also on his
way home.
Rev. f. w. Waybright for the past
two years the popular and talented pas
tor of the Baptist church in this place
has accepted call TO the church OF
that denomination in Fcrnandina, and
the local church has reluctantly ac
cepted his resignation. The best
wishes OF the people of Crescent City
will accompany the young pastor TO his
new field.
Rev. ]. ii HunSberger of Jefferson,
N. Y, has accepted call 10 the pas.
torate of the Presbyterian church and
will arrive here for the last Sunday IN
the present month, or possible not III
the first Sunday in November. MIR.
HunSberger will be accompanied by his
wife and one little daughter. His ac-
ceplance OF the paStoralc is Tor SIX
months, al the end of which time pro.
vided the work is agreeable 10 himself
and the people, he will consider the
permanent paslorate.
K. Borson spent the larger part OF last
week at Daytona Beach, going over
and back in his Rambler touring car.
He went over especially for The sea
bass fishing which is keen sport at
This season of the year. Mr.. BorSon
caught eleven of these monster game
fish during the week, five OF the last
caught OF which he brought nome
with him Saturday night. A number OF
his friends in town were privileged 10
enjoy fish feast through his kindness
DIR. ]. E. McGunagle, late OF Jackson,
Vile. arrived here on Saturday last
with the view OF making Crescent City
his home and engaging in the PracliCe
of medicine. DR.. McGunagle IS
Young man of engaging manners ana Is
youched for by his credentials as being
a physician of ability and OF SeNeral
wears experience. The News is glad TO
extend its welcome in connection win
that which has already been giVen, MN
by the citizens generally. The doctoI
expressed himself as greatly pleaSeu
with our little town.
Mrs. Collins B. Hubbard and two
dauphters Of Ann Arbor, Michigan III
rived last Sunday 10 remain through inc
coming winter. II is several years since
Mrs Hubbard occupied her old home,
g, isnaro," three miles down ina iake'
but il is not so long ago but all VIII re-
member with pleasure the dellghiiul
lille lady who dispensed hoSplIaii'y
there and her return welcome VIII DC
hearty on the part of all the people OF
Crescent Civ. II will be remembered
Thai "Iisnaro" was only recently sofa
Inv her 10 MIR. George Seaton, ana MIS-.
Hubbard will therefore take a house N
town. II is understood she has engaged
The house of James Padgett Sr', IN 'ne
north end and will be at home 'here !"
a few days.
yyben the chest feels on fire ana the
throat b,rns, you have indigestion, anu