The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-03
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Grove Hall is we'll filled with winter
guests and each day sees new arrivals
from the north.
Mrs. M. r. TraiIe OF Chaulauqua, n.
T., will arrive this week for her usual
stay at Grove Hall.
Miss Mary Alice Eaton has been visit,
ing her aunt, Mrs. R. B. Young, of Val.
doSta, Ga for the past ten days.
Mrs. II. G. Hubbard and her mother,
Mrs. LASER, arrived last week for stay
OF some time at their home in Hubbard
Park.
Goldsmith II. Williams who spent a
portion OF the holiday season at his SIS
ter'S home left on Sunday for South
Am RIGA.
DR.. H. A. Hastings former we'll
known citizen of Huntington and this
place, died at his home in Jacksonville
last week.
Another fine dancing party, with mu-
sic by the band orchestra, was held at
| the hall on New Years eve. The al.
tendance was large.
George Miller, sergeant in the Geor.
gia Military Academy at College Park,
Ga, left on Wednesday TO resume his
school duties after very pleasant Christ.
mas vacation at home.
Christmas services were held at All
Saints church Huntington on Sunday,
the 10Th. The church had been beaut-
fully decorated for the occasion by
| Mrs. Preston Jones and friends.
New machinery is being placed in the
| big packing house of the Cutchfield.
Voolfolk Co at the junction, and the
place will naturally not ship any fruit
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. PoSey OF Trenton,
S. c., arrived last week on visit TO Nh.
md Mrs. J. f. Lorick. Mr.. and Mis-
Posey will be pleasantly remembered Ly
many by reason of their visit here last
winter on their honeymoon trip.
The minstrel show given under the
luspiceS OF the band last week was So
good that the boys are being urged to
repeat, and will probably do so at an
early date. The entertainment las
week melted the band about S9S.
w. C. Kelley arrived last week on his
annual visit TO his daughter, Mrs J. II.
Campbell, and bringing his usual
amount of good cheer Mr.. Kelly is
one OF the most popular OF our winter
visitors.
l.. +. Bullock is building a new, neat
and commodious packing house on his
grove, the same being on the Summit
street front. The upper floor of the
packing house will be finished off as a
Hat for dwelling purposes.
Miss Gladys Olmstead a very attrac-
tive young lady of Miami, has been the
guest for several days of Miss Gertrude
Benham. Both left this week 10 re-
sumo their studies at John B. StetSon
University, DeLand
Rev. and Mrs. D. D. Dielfenweirth
left yesterday for their new home Al
Middleburg. MIR. Dicffenweirth has
been pastor of the Methodist church
here two years, and had greatly cndcaIcd
himself TO all the people OF the place,
who will wish him abundant success in
his new field.
Rev.R.A. Guylhe newly appointed pas
Tor of the Welaka charge OF the Melho,
list Episcopal church, south, prcacht d
10 a large congregation in the Metho
dist church here last Sunday, He will
have charge OF the work at Nelaka,
Fruitland AMI Georgetown.
Mrs. ]. ]. Horton arrived on Saturday
from Attlcboro, Mass, and has taken
possession OF her home on the corner
of Central avenue and Summit street
With her TO spend the winter are mel
sislcr.in-law, Mrs. Edwin Horton, and
Miss Sturdy, also OF AtIleboro'
Chas. J. Nc Grady, formerly of thi'
MACE and brother of Jos. j. and +. w,
McGrady and Mrs Paul c. Smith, dice
after lingering illness at his home III
St. Augustine last Saturday morning
The funeral was held from Trinity
Episcopal church in ST. Augustine sun
dav afternoon at 3 O'Clock and the inter
ment was in Evergreen cemetery
The auditorium was packed on the
occasion of the Union Sunday Schoo
Christmas tree Christmas night, ana
present was there for every child MI
c. E. Gnteridge of the Methodist sun
day school filled the role OF oanla
| Claus in very pleasing manner Adul''
| Maid an admission fee OF % cents, ahS
| more than $50 was realized, OF Whlct
the larger part was sent TO the tloriu'
RI orphanagc'
Rev. |. f. Mood the new pastor o
: the Methodist church arrived this Weei
and will probably hold service mex
Sunday at the usual hour Inc n C
y pastor comes from Spartenburg; ., -.
and was transferred TO the FLORIDA Con
ference by Bishop Morrison a! Inc re
cent Tampa session. lie Will preact
here and at ST. Johns Park, the two
. places having been united in one paS'o
raj charge. A..
George Davis, minister OF the AIT
D.. can NJ. i Church and at the time paS''
= of The church in Enterprise, died las
week here of pneumonia HIS luneIa
woS held on Christmas day at the A. NJ
+. church in WhitesViile, ana wa
largely attended, many white People q
e the place being present inc ne uea
man had resided in Crescent CIiy som
four wears and was known as iaithlu
reliable worker, and man well guar
fled both in his life and attainmenlS L;
The work OF the ministry among III
e people. ....,d ,ro utn
|. volumes of verses by Robert LoVemar
r the Georgia poet who is to give an :, eyer e
a ing's entertainment in V, !. A. nan RI RI
# day, the l7lh inst. for the benefit OF Go IN
= local band. These books, The , G Wi
e of Silence" and "On the way TO Wv, WI
d Iowdale" contain many prely i'''
y poems, but none more PeauIlimG''
It seems to US than THE Rain Song:
p II isn't raining rain TO me,
Il It's raining daffOdilS;,
Ne In every dimpled drop see
;e Wild flowers on the hills;