The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-08
INTERLACHEN.

Misses Alice Bradstreat and Ethe
Glilett were ho5tesses at a very pref
ty little dance in the Hall on Wednes.
day evening OF last week, the affair be
ing given as farewell compliment
to Mrs. j. S. Story, the most popular
young matron in the dancing set, who
left a few days later for an extended
visit in Valdosta and other Georgia
towns.
Mrs. Mary Fraser and Miss Clarene
return last week from a pleasant
vacation trip to Baldwin, Macclenny
and other towns of that section, and
Miss Clarene is again on duty in the
postOflice.
The latest reports from Miss Ach-
sab Notes state that she is improv-
lng, an announcement that will be
gladly received by her many friends,
Mrs. X. l.. Butterfield of Amherst
Mass, is spending several weeks at
FaiTiew, the lovely home of her par
ents, the Millards, on Mariners Lake.
Mrs. Butterfield sails from Jackson
vile Wednesday for New York where
she will meet Mr.. Butterfield on his
return from abroad, he having been
one of the commission sent to Europe.
q. G. Hamilton, son-in-law of the
MlIlards, from New Orleans, is here
Tor his summer vacation and to look
after his extensive pecan orchard in
this vicinity.
Mrs. S. G. Coburn and her inter
esting little children, Miss Dorothy
and Master Gilbert were guests for
several days at Lake View, the home
OF Mrs. 5. M. Coburn. They returned.
to Palatka Monday, accompanied by
Mrs. F. w. Rehbehn of DeLand. Who
had been visiting Mrs. Geo. Berkel-
mann and other old friends and neigh
| borS.
Miss Jonita O'Haver has been a
guest Of Miss Ethel Gillett this week.
and was honor guest at merry pal-
W given in the Hall Monday evening
by Messrs. Story and Mann. Music
games and dancing kept the merry
makers employed, and during tho
evening cream course was serycd.
Mrs. Eva c. Corthell of Jackson
vile, came down from that CITY Spn-
day, and on Tuesday afternoon cal
ried Mrs. d. M. Corthell home with
her to Jacksonville for a visit of indie
terminate length.
Mrs. E. A. Brush Mrs. M. V, Mil
lard and MIS-. X. l.. Butterfeld visit
ed Palatka last Thursday, making a
record-time trip in Mr.. Thorburn's
automobile. Monday morning the car
made another spin to PalatNl, taking
as passengers j. H. and Miss Winirred
Wylie.
MessrS. Mann and Black are dis
trlbutlng some extra choice canned
products from their little cannerv on
the Mannvile road, their canned to-
matoes, string beans and pears being
OF quality so extra good thar Wien
they are more widely known the SIM
ply Will fall short of the demand, and
such vegetables and fruits VII 10
longer be imported into or own
county and community from the far
northern states.
Notwithstanding the threatening
skies last Sunday evening yeIv
pleasant and profitable praise service
was held in the Congregational church |
under the leadership of Prof. Joseph
Stock.
Miss Coburn is exhibiting some
very attractively gotten up folders
Just received from the News printing
office, to be scattered abroad in The
interests of Interlachen, Just to let
The Northern tourists know that it
IS still "on the map.
Col. and Mrs. C. l.. Barrett return
ed Tuesday to their nome in Inter
achen, having decided that FLORIDA,
litter all, is the coolest place in which
o spend ones summers.
On Monday of this week Miss Kate
Wood had quite an exciting encom,-
er with an alligator which was in pur-
'ult OF a young porker that was TAX
ng It's daily bath in the lake. Miss
late valiantly gave battle with Ter
zoe, striking the ugly saurian several
INES, but it made its escape. Tues
lay morning, armed with her run
Hiss Kate again went forth and en-
ountered his 'gatorship, and ended
is existence with couple shots
Ter trophy when measured displayed
length Of five feet and 8 inches,