The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-09-13

a Personal and Social, .

apoilS, Indiana for short vacation.
Chester Norton returned from II,
springs something over week ago an
'ee'S greatly improved by the trip.
c. A. Cheatham took party of vorr
people 10 DeLeon Springs on an aul
ride one evening last week.
K: M, White left on Monday mor0ir
Tor Daytona Beach, The family exnrr
TO return at the end OF the present veal
The new w. r. Saunders bupoolo,
mas been rented. Pretty little house
Is, 100 right opposite the Methods
Mrs. L. d. LoundS and little one ar
IN Charleston, S. c., for a few weeks
visit with friends. Mrs. Lounds left n,
Friday last wv VI
Waterman Jernigan expects TO leave i,
lew days for Virginia where he vii
spend the apple shipping season in -,
packing house.
The rain of Saturday and Sundo,
Drought US some very acceptable weath
er Tor September, and few of us have
taken on a new lease of life
Mr. Trout, long a popular clerk in the
Darby store, has decided 10 accept a DO.
sltion in Orlando and will leave for that
city early in the coming month.
G. B. Gibbs one of the Oldest colorcd
cllizenS OF the place has just completed
the erection of good sized Two story
mousse in the RoSSville suburb.
MIR. and Mrs. Lucas, late of South
Carolina are occupying the Sanders col.
lage on Summit St. Mr.. Lucas is an ex.
pert brick mason, and comes here 10
make his permanent home
The Socialist would. be Secretary of
State addressed the people of Crescent
City on the streets one evening last
week. He is good talker and several
were present TO hear him.
Crescent City promises TO be good
place Tor carpenters and other building
trade mechanics the coming season.
The sound of the saw and hammer is
even now continuous through the days.
w. +. Glynn who has been doing
BawSlon and other cities of the cffctc
east in his automobile during the past
two months is heading back home
again and may be expected along most
any day now.
Capt S. M. LaBree laid off most of
last week because of an attack of mala-
ria, but he's all right now. The cap,
ain and Mrs. LaBree spent n couple
lays in Jacksonville, returning on Fri,
lay night.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Spencer of Surrcn-
~, Ga, are here for short visit with
DR.. and Mrs. A. |. Spencer. Rev. Dr. |
spencer formerly and for many years
was resident OF these paris, his home |
being at Silver Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Bar of Palatka have
moved TO this place. Mr.. Bair is best
Known as one OF the leaders of socialism |
n Palatka, and is probably one of the
,ult'S most intellectual leaders. 1t is
likely that he will make addresses here
Turing the campaign.
Ii is stated that the Maull packing
louise machinery factory in Jacksonville
S now shipping from four 10 six cars OF
week and that during the
eaSon some of the largest packing
IOuSeS in the state have been equipped
With new machinery of the Maull make,
Mrs. ]. f. Allen and daughter, Miss
linnic, who have been visiting relatives
nd friends here for the past several
reekS left on Monday for their present
ONE at Chattahoochcc. Mrs. Allen is
linking some of returning and making
resent City her home.
The Crescent City band has arranged
} give moonlight excursion on the
lunch Naruna next Friday evening
lie 10Th. If the moon does not shine
lie excursion will go just the same, as
will be light enough for all practical
urpoSes on the water. The excursion
lould be well attended, and will be
tickets, 50 cents for gentlemen, Is
entS for ladies', music by Crescent City
md orchestra. Refreshments served
n the boat.
John Rafferty, has commenced the
ection of his new home on the Lake
ella lots recently purchased through
. II. Read. Mr.. Rafferty, is SO busy
Hiding for others that he has hard
ork 10 find time 10 build for himself,
IT as he is a contractor ii is simply a b
ieSton OF his ability TO secure men.
The baseball club invaded ST. Johns Il
Irk on Wednesday of last week and +,
ought home the game by a score OF ) .
2. During the game Charlie Gutter y
ge was injured in collision with one
the players of the opposing team who
n into him, his head striking Gutter.
&c in the eye and inflicting painful Fl
Ound. A
Mr.. Parrott has arranged TO move his II
kerry sometime during the coming "a
EEK into the store occupied by the "
lStin millinery emporium and sewing r;
Gle. The Austin stores are to be re- h,
1ved 10 the new store on Main street, =,
W being completed. When once in u
new quarters MIR. Parrott will be able Ut
serve the people of Crescent City Ell
tn fresh bread, cakes, pies, etc. daily. Ell
+. V. Lundberg has been having his fir
W lots in the Crescent Hill sub diviS In
fenced in preparatory 10 the cree
n of his double flat He is also
,atly improving the appearance of his Ii!
e front. These lots are on the arm ca
Lake Stella which stretches up 10 the ii'
9TH and are fronting the she'll road. pc
icy are among the best located Subur- IN
! lots in the place and TO call them al
,urban will be out OF the fashion in dl
)ther year. OF
;. S. Gowen is headed toward home;
ard received on Tuesday asked that
paper be changed from his Maine
lress TO Crescent City. What effect n,
presence had on the Maine elections "
,nly conjectural, but it is certain that "
states flop back TO republican rule y
his time has disguised him and turn
his face TO land where democracy W
ans something more than fleeting ii,
on. MIR. Gowen will now turn his tn
ption from The fTiyOliticS OF society cd