The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-03-28

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at Grove Hall for the past month
left on Tuesday for St. Augustine
where they will spend several weeks
before continuing their journey home
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Inc Lanes Ala society OF the Fres,
Dyterlan church Will give social al
the chapel UNI, tnis evening Wltn ice cream IN
ana oIher iighI relreSHiilentS lor SAFE
attendance. All are cordially invited
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report comes 10 ne views Oh Ine
very serious Illness OF Dr. Hugh Cal-
noun IRON partial paralysis Dr'
George calhoun arrived last week 10
take MS bfothef 10. MS ola nome III
Georgia
Nr;s, A,,ol;o wonror IF Wash
;rr to2' n i'I r who hoS hoo, e+onning
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Alexander
for the past month mas purchased
through Mr.. Alexander the 39-aGre
tract on the west side OF Lake stella,
known as the Hawkins place 1t is
Miss Wagner's purpose TO improve
the place for winter nome.
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"A parry Vi sIee.s a. G IIu, CO. rt
W. cooT Th rn ip Of IF Ia ct weak and IN the
return stopped over through the cour-
tesy OF Mr.. warner ana haa oinher
at st. Johns Park, after whlch tney
plcnlcked through the DeauIiiu I'll
grounds. The entire day was nlled
with pleasant experiences.
C..4 Wy NJ NI;uor ord bic nor+v
GSPv, V" II IT,, rn+,rnad bon,a on
W W ouiiii'ief f.a 10 1,1oorna+ ,uota, ;orr.
ueSuay a.. dl|eI d H,e'9 Tho ~ nartv was
iey u tile peaIn' ny parry
gone lllIiG oVei a WI Nou,;u, If
MI ahG Mrs. l1o ,,Honta f fr"," E,oel
lsllp, ~ r. Mele Su MnS Al " 60
or more o. III ~ anu H saf,,rdo,, aftor
Ger. Lhty ielH vi ''''i 0A'
noon i"S' Ioi iio'i'e'
r. A Shattuck, of Massachusetts,,
who with Mrs. Shattuck has been
spending couple of months here the
sueS W u III NJ ,i ',a With the Mace
are 80 wei piS'' Joaidod on oaLino
CilaC Ihey c;t t@tI 1870 ,,';,tor hon,n and
OitS't IN, NY ,.;au, bouo nnrchasad .
E VII On' Iot ON North Pr6snect street
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The Easter program of services al
the Presbyterian church were spec
;aIIv attractive and good sized CON
%ragations were present at both the
orTinn onJ avaninnC hour Rev. J.
Fl Hunsberger. the pastor. preached
sermons appropriate for the day al
both services and the choir had spe-
cial music, solos. quartet and duets
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with Easter lilies and
other emf flowers. bamboo, ferns, etc
A. the evening service there were APP
nronriate solos bv Messrs. Guttridge
and BENTON. and a mail quartette com
Pratt and Guttridge. Mrs. Rankin's
solo was also rendered in a manner
n Owe great pleasure to the congre-
cation
NJ. F. PixtOn, a young man from
Fort Myers, experienced in the bank
ing DuSlueSS, ldo al iNCN w
place in the Bank of Crescent CITY,
and to take charge of the bank dur
ing Mr.. Kings absence. Mr.; klng
with Mrs. King and the little boy eX-
pect to leave about the 10th OF the
coming month for an extended rest
in the interests of Mr.. Kings health;
They will go direct to Atlanta and
expect to spend several months IN
rest and travel. Mr.. King has been
suffering severely of late with lndl-
iestion and he hopes by taking q
long rest and treatment to be fully
restored to his normal health. j. M,
Harvey, of Tampa, director, anG
leading stakeholder of the bank VIII
exercise the executive office OF the
bank during Mr.. Kings absence, max max
ing frequent visits to Crescent City
Brother" A. N. Jackson, secretary
of the State socialist party, made an
grafton from the top of dry goods
box in front of the postotfice last
Saturday night. The address was
about on a par with other addresses