The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-11
SUMMER HAVEN.

The cottages are filling rapidly {
Summer Haven and another week wi
o see every house occupied. Sleeps
e head are biting we'll at the Inlet an
f the surf has been full of mullet TIL
n past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John j.. Vertres 0
!, Nashville, Tenn, are expected to al
rive this week and open their hand
some home on the hill.
Postmaster Bryant and family ar
occupying their new bungalow, nea
, the post office.
Jas. Dupont of Matanzas ha.
brought his family over for a tet
days stay in their new cottage on the
beach. They will be with us again ir
September for the fishing.
Mayor and Mrs. Burton have with
them their niece, Miss Roberta Bur.
ton OF Ortega, who will spend the
summer with them on the Hill.
Mrs. William Cothrane has moved
to ST. Augustine where Mr.. Cothrane
is stationed at present. The whole
population of Summer Haven regret
the departure of this young lady and
hope to have her return soon to make
her home among US.
Monroe Bryant spent the week end
mere with his parents, he will return
later IN the season for an extended
vacation.
Col. u. L. Graham spent few days
IN Crescent City last week, where he
enjoyed the Fourth of July barbecue
and compared the heat of the interior
with the cooling breezes of Summer
Haven.
Clarence Gutteridge and Row Pad
gett, two lively youngsters from Cres-
cent City are visiting friends at Sum
mer Haven
Mrs. j, M. Bryant entertained few
friends very informally last Saturdav |
evening, IN honor of her son, Monroe
bryant, OF Jacksonville. Mrs. Bryant
is delightful hostess and her "Sat-
friday night" parties are always very
much enjoyed.
, Dr.. Edward Burton Ward spent a
few days here last week the guest Of
his uncle, Mayor j. L. Burton. Dr.
ward, whose home is in Selma, Ala
oama, visited this place twenty years
ago and not a season has passed but
what he has endeavored to return,
,hough this is the first time he has
'een able to do so, and he enioyed
very minute of his visit
The Parker family from Davtona
of Mr.. and Mrs, Parke e
nd children, is in the cottage next
ne postotlice. At nineteen years OF
gee Mr.. Parker, then quite a younn
elbow, spent while at Summer
raven, since when he has made sew
raj plans to return, this being the
rst time he has succeeded; he is max
ng up for lost time.
Mrs. G. T. Graham was the hostess
a genuine old fashioned picnic on
ne Fourth. The trip was made in
ne Graham launch and the bountiful :
men was eaten on the beach near
'alys grove. The young people en-. :
'yed hunting for pottery in the shell
found and examining the rocks that l
'rm sea wall for three miles alono 1
lie ocean beach. Thus passing
oSt sane" and pleasant Fourth thai 1
Ill long be remembered with pleas :
re by all who were present.
The Misses Carter from Gainesville |
rived last Monday for a brief wish !
their sister, Mrs. Parker.
Ben. Graham accompanied by Miss
airy Graham and Miss Elsie Padpatt
ade a trip to st. Augustine last Sat. -,
day in his launch. tS
For the benefit of our friends who b
often make the enquiry we will =
ce more give the boat schedule, N
lie mail boat leaves Corbetts' dock D
st. Augustine for Crescent Beach
d Summer Haven at eight o'cIocE
the mornings of Monday, Wednes. I
y and Friday. 1t
Gus Anderson of Crescent Citv ar
ed last Monday and will spend the z
'son with his sister, Mrs. E. V. a.
ndberg. tt
Solono and family of New z 4
gustlne are in one of Captain =
eks" cottages for brief stay -
Putnam Countyites and especially
Use from Crescent City are rejoicing
the honors recently bestowed on
editor of the News and DR.. ], w.
rsey, by their respective state as
'lationS.